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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15

NhEiGh. Wash. J,"r -. No.-
VI, ga, s.o dir 1ir' ror.ati=
,avorcd . ma # ,ito oojaEcd b.
only few.
Noeovit. ~ -1diHn, eow eavagefN
,haaao jota civilization. ii" k"ut
raca with the development Of til"
'a-ifir northwest.
~aa indian disrat1oJ h.s hIauke.
;ni a.5hed lis hair in W5iee 'maH :
r.sbiop wears ago. lie was Staur u
rc,ul.cr Of tie Methodist church jl
i.Jvr years. lie vax Il stoek"1H of
r.ymino""c IN SjHcon valley, uhrra
b. mad, his homc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
DR.. e. o. Carter. Dentist. Room
IL and 90. Davis Bldg. Phone $50.
adv

Sheriff In Arizona.-Sheriff CHI
lott is in Phocnix. Arizona. awaiting
delivery of Carleton G. Smith. who
j. under arrest in that city aS a fu-
giiivc from Justice following his cs.
,apc from he local iail in January.
smith was recognized last week at
The Phocnix iail by the sheriff 5
son. Harold, while the latter vas IN
nto Arizona capital to get another
isomct.
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For a Real Lemonade or Orange
ade at Paul's, Union Stages De-
pot. adv
Mexicans Go On Trial.-M. Perez

Mexicans Go On Trial.-M. Perez,
Enmon Miranda and Joe Apocoda,
Charged with assault with a deadly
wsapon, went on trial before .judg"
'rcnkline and jury in department
No. . of the superior court .this
uorning The men ar" accused Of at
tacking Ram Chan and Charon SIn"h
NJ Brawlcv several weeks ago, fol
lol ing 81 dispute over wages. The"
or" defended by Attorney W. +.
North.
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mess, u@es IN tho transaction. >aii
Ware. :" He just cashod tha note 81.
nc.
""rhcn vorr namc II tie oalv
nam" oa thc note" Mc#ary rostiu
Ucd.
..Yos." replied Varo.
Eydcu~r Of Tins hitherto alrs-
cordr5 2150000 contribution brought
the s.m ot rcuusviymia p.im@e
outlaws testified 10 .thc committee 10
Nirtuallr 52.0O0,o0o
Var. said Grcept;"'d vas - ygr"
wealthy nam and Lead paid thc aioo-
eco note siarc Greenfield Lad
raised 4&Heo 600 for the Soepujeea
tcnniai exposition in philadelphia,
Reed lArn rol1ht ont that ths
Groves contribution ii Hot s'o0 ou
lie books.
We'll Il 4ra~ Included IN my owe
lcrsonal contributions, said N@e
Thi, would lriag down the total
amouut that Va cont.ihutrd and
stood gaod for gl7I.o1o instead ei'
S.221 Geo
Accuse Greenfield
Ped then read from GrecHfield :
testimony. showing hr haa told tn
committee he had raised around
e-0.0eo Reed said Greenfield had
made no mention Of his o#u %l25,-
Gee coutetbntioas-th" @1eo.nol not
ard @21,00a additional.
Ware was then excused aaI
"'HomaS 7. Watson. ST.. w. cPilcl.
Watson vas chairman ei Nare :
s'atc campaign committees
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
Furniture BargaIna Clayton
Stevens 115 No. 5th. ad,
Held On Narcotic charge

Held On Narcotic Charge. N.
Stark, charged with possession Of
narcotics, was received at the coin-
~ jail yesterday afternoon to await
trial IN the federal court ON Il charge
of having narcotics in his possession
Following his arrai2nmcnt bcf"rn
Commissioner Ault at CalcNiro, ia"
latter set Stark : bail ut $500 and
Cfdercd the Ford car which lac was
driving to be confiscatcd.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
Brazeel Declared Sane. -

BraZeeI TeCIared sane. = FOTTOW
iua hearing in the superior cour;
Yesterday afternoon. j. .. BraZcci,
stolckecpcr at Palo Verde" was de
cared to be sane by physicians who
him. Brazccl was brought
to the county Jail Saturday after
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15

LAS VEGAS. y. NJ, Juno l5.-
Mayor Clyde Tmglcv of Alhuquer.
que and Mike Jaramillo, two friends
of Carl c. Magcc, militant editor.
facing manSlaughtcr charges hero,
were fined $50 each today by jus
ticc Of the Peace G. y. Douglas for
speeding and disturbing the peace.
Tinglcy and Jaramillo were ar
rested last night, but both released.
TinGley sad he and JaramiIlo
were stopped by an officer for
speeding and an argument cnsued.
Police say the two men started a
Eight with the officer and il was
some time before they were Snhdu-
cd. Tingley and the officer re-
ccivcd slight injuries.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15

Felix Pound Grulty.-M"rris' FcIIx
charged with breaking out Of the
Rrawlcv Jail, while serving short
term for vagrancr. was found gull,
ty by jury in the superior court
Yesterday afternoon. jail breaking
constitutes n felony and is punish.
able bv pr'sou term. Felix,
through his attorney. W. /. North,
viii ask for probation. Deputy
ristri"t Attorney Nuffcr prosecuted
the ease.
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New Screen Doors and Windows
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prices. Valley Lumber Co. adv
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Barbecue Service at Hipass. IF
YOU are planning picnic or bnrbe-
cuc. tell us what you want how
r,anv. and forget it. We wll take
al the grief. Murphy & Cramer'
lIipasS. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15
Hay Buyer at Oregon Hotel. viii

e. Newell, representing Kenneth
r. Simpson 4 Co., will be in town
several days buying all kinds of
hay. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15

Runaway Boy Goes Home.-'ili%
Schumacher, li-ycar.old boy who
ran away from his home in Eisbce
Arizona, two weeks ago, left last
night for the parental firesid", cur
ed, 50 h" said, Of the inclination to
loam. Billy was picked up in this
city last week and was held i'll the
iuvcnile department at the county
;1il
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15

Florence. Arizona, has been ship
ping seven carloads Of lettuce daily.
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Campers Notice. See Kittle Ped
nt CLAYTON & Stevens. adv
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DR.. A. B. Hanson. Dentist. FIX
traction specialist. Davis Bldg
Evenings by appointment. Phone
SSW. adv
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For Sale or Rent-Pianos De
lozier Rcy no:1s Furniture Co. Gti
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NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

Grand Jury In Session.-Thc I'm
pcrial County grand jury WAS i'll ses-
sion today at the courthouse, with
District Attorney ttley present at
the session. Several witnesses who
were subpoened to appear before the
body were awaiting their turn out
sid" the room where the jury was
meeting in closed session. No in
formation concerning their dclibcra.
iiuns was invulgcd.
Fryers and Fat Hens. Any num-
Dressed Or unuressed. Phone
a. 1852 Woodward. adv
Dr.. J. F. Foncannon, D. o. Room
9s, Davis Bldg. Strictly Osteopathic
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15

complaint mad been made that he
hau been creating Il reign Of tcrro"
IN his ncighborhood. The doctors
verdict was to the effect that Bra
zCcl is sane, bat that his disposition
had been ruined By over indulgence
III strong drink.
See Delozier REYNOLDS for best
prices on your used furniture. Gtf
Reports Car Stolen.-Thomas G.
Iaurila, giving his residence as
~ C"ntro, reported to the sheriff >
office today that his Ford car WAS
stolen from the San Diego hi 5hway
last night. Maurlia s machine r;ut
out Of gasoline and while he wont
for Il new supply the thief came
along and took the car.
Hotel Barbara Worth Cafe. Good
food. Quick service. Reasonable
prices. Table d 'hote and A la Carte
service. tue fri
Driver Gets Jail Sentence.-Char-
les Dotcn, charged with reckless,
driving was received at the count,
jail this morning from IIanlon to
serve sentence Of 80 days imposed
by Judge Wallace. I'm addition to
the Jail sentence the court imposed
Il fine Of $50, serving notice at the
same time that he is determined to
stamp ont reckless driving in tn"
eastern end of the county.
You'll hcst Well through hot
summer nights if you build that
screen sleeping porch row. Ask for
figures. Valley Lumber Co. adv
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-15

HoteI Barbara Worth Cafe. Good
food. Quick service. Reasonable
prices. Table d 'hote and A la Carte
service. tue fri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
EARLE-"The PuynIe Prince. ;

The Earle Theater next week, be-
ginning Sunday at 3. win offer diver
sifed Keith popular. priced vaudeville
acts with a specially booked film
feature.
Among the noteworthy offerings
will be the Volga Boatmen, a male
singing ensemble that bears no rela-
tionship to the De Mile photoplay.
1t is a distinguished group of cathe-
dral singers. A notable comedy
gymnastic act will be presented by
Bowers. Walters and Croker, IA
NOUS rube horizontal bar experts.
THE Purple Prince musical
treatment Of a bit of Shakespearian
drama, viii provide an entertaining
interlude. other acts will be added
The film play will be- Producers
Meet the Prince. a fast-moN-
ing comedy-drama featuring Joseph
Schildkraut. Julia Faye. Vera Sted-
man. Marguerite Da La Motto and
David Butler 1t is a story of
romanticism and comedy numbering
among it's personnel royalty. gallant
men, some stunning women and an
amusing dog. The production was
directed by Joseph Henaberry under
the supervision of Cecil B. De Mile.
The program will be rounded out
by the customary added attractions.
including the pipe organ recital by
Mr.. Alexander Arons.
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ANU SEMEN S
NATIONAL PLAYERs-"Puppy
4 -

Puppy Love-" the product of two
women who have shown uncanny in.
sight into the inner complexities of
a young girl in love, is announced by
the National Theater Players for next
week, beginning Monday night. This
play was on Broadway last season
and WASHINGTON is one of six cities
OF the 1876 which operate stock com.
panie0. to get first repertoire priv
iliges.
Puppy Love" is what it's name
implies. Its premise is that youth can
show the same intensity of affection
that full maturity only is credited
with. Two youngsters are in love,
and all the obstacles crossing the
path of true devotion, placed there
by intruding parents and jealous cast.
offs. do not prevent their ultimate
happiness.
Director Clifford Brooke of the
National Players, by an odd co-inci-
dence, was director of the original
cast, which had Vivian Martin in the
leading role. Mr. Brooke was then
as he is now, one the Anne Nichols
directing staff. 1t fell to Washing
tons lot to see the premiere of the
play here at the Belasco at the COM
mencement of last season.
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MISREPRESENTATION Anderson

Thee management of B. F. Keith's
Theater announces that through a
special arrangement with David Be.
lasco the distinguished emotional &C.
tress. Miss Judith Anderson, late star
of Cobra" and THE Dove" will head
line the bill next week in a new one
act play. Thieves, written by Vim.
cent Lawrence.
Featured also will be the Willard
Roof Garden Orchestra presented by
Meyer Davis. on it's first appearance
in vaudeville, under the direction of
Nathan BITusiloff. who last year direct
ed the Chateau LIE Paradis Band.
Alice Zeppilli. one of the grand
opera prima donnaS of the world, who
has just signed contract with the
Keith sAlbee Circuit for a limited en-.
gagement, will open her vaudeville
tour here next week.
Others will include Handlers & Mil
liss. eccentric comedians. in This and
That; Eva Esmond and Pat Grant,
the f1apper and the jelly bean: Frank
Reckless & CO., in sensational nov
city; Will Morris. comedy cyclist, in
Just Wheels" and other acts to be
announced later.
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WARDMAN PARK-sThe Last
Laugh"

The Last Laugh" Ufa's production
with Emil Jannings in the leading
role. will be shown at the Wardman
Park Theater Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday by the Moving Picture
Guild
F. w. Murnanu. the brilliant Young
director. who recently came to this
country. directed and Cary Mayer, au-
thor of The Cabinet of Caligari =
wrote the scenario for this produc.
ton which is made entirely without
subtitles.
wednesday and Thursday the Guild
will show George Du Maurier's
Trilby." with Andree Lafayette in
the name role and Edmund Carew
as Svengali.
The week will be closed with the
revival of Anna Christie. mic.
Irritation of Eugene O'Nefffs Ma
that won the Pulitzer prize and won
for Pauline Lord much praiae
Blanche Sweet plays this role in the
picture and George Marion. who
played the part of Chris in the stage
production. is cast in the same role
In the movie version.
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CENTRAL-.WiId Oats I,ane J,

Viola Dana and Robert sAgnew. SIM.
ported by Margaret Seldom, Scott
WEIGH, Robert Brewer and Mitchell
Lewis, viii be seen at CrandalPs Cen.
tral Theater the first two DAYS of next
week. beginning Sunday, in Produc.
ers' release. wild Oats Lane. n
Marshall Neilan production dealing
with the experiences of a lad, released
from Sing Sing, WHO comes in con
tact with regenerating influence.
Mack Sennett's Wandering WfIlies''
will also be shown.
Tuesday, Ben Lyon and Mary Aston
in The Pace That Thrills" a drama
of the motor tracks, supplemented
by Lupino Lane in His Private
Life Wednesday, Pola Negri in
Paramount's production, Good and
Naughty, together with Glenn Try
on in Papa, Be Good" Thursday.
The Prince of Pilsen," with George
Sidney, Anita Stewart and Allen For.
rest, augmented by Wanda Wiley in
"A Thrilling Romance" Friday, Rich.
ard Dix, supported by Alyce Mills, in
Paramount's romance of the Balkans,
Say it Again" In which he discovers
that his wartime nurse is a queen:
Saturday. Reginald Denny In '.Roii-
ing Home" augmented by Helen
and Warren" in TOO Many Rela.
tions.f'
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COLUMBIA -.Desert Gold. !"

A dramatic story, featuring Shirley
Mason, Neil Hamilton. Robert Frazer
and William Powell. will be offered at
Loew's Columbia next week, starting
Sunday afternoon, in the Paramount
production of Zane sGrey's romance of
the West, Desert Gold" directed by
George 8. Seitz. in the actual locale
of Zane Grey's story.
Desert Gold" is a romance of the
Southwest during the lawless days of
the last century, when the country
was ravaged by bandits. 1t revolves
about the human quadrangle Of a
beautiful Spanish-American girl. a
young lieutenant of United States 1n-
fantry. pIayboy of the East looking
for excitement In the wide.open spaces
and bandit leader of rnthless
cruelty.
Shirley Mason has the role of AIer-
cedes. the Spanish girl. betrothed TO
the Army lieutenant tplayed by Neil
HamiIton). who has set himself to the
task of DISCRIMINATING the gang Of the
outlaw. Landree William POWELL.
The fourth principal Robert Frazer.
plays the part of a rich mans son
making axlAanf ~xH .ini1lfs In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
AMBASSADOR-"The Social High.
wayman."

The Social Highwayman" will be
shown for the first time in Washing
ton the first two days of next week at
Crandall's Ambassador Theater. be-
ginning Sunday, with Patsy Ruth
Miller and John Harron in the lead.
ing roles. The added attraction will
De the first local showing of novel
comedy in which Stuart Holmes,
screen villain, VIII be featured, en-
Titled Don Key. Son of a Burro.'
Added short reels and pipe organ &C.
compartment will complete the bill.
tuesday and Wednesday. Irene
Rich and Give Brook in Warmers
production. THE Pleasure Buyers. a
gripping narrative with many spec.
tacuiar touches: also Charlie Chase
IN Dog Shy" Thursday, Bessie
Love and William Haines in Metro
Goldwyn's film version of Alice Hogan
Rive's 'Lovey Mary" together with o.
Henry's comedy. Cupid a Ia. Carte. I"
Friday, The Shamrock Handicap" a
Drama OF old Ireland and the Amer.
lean tracks, with Janet Gaynor, viii
lard Louis. Louis Payne and Leslie
Fenton- augmented by Ralph Graves
In Sennettis The Window DUMMY
Pathe Review and Topics Satur-
day, sgd Chaplin in "Oh, What a
Nurse, comedy. Bear Cats and
The Radio Detective" No. Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
OLYMPIC.

Sunday and Monday, Sweet
Daddies." featuring Charlie Murray,
George Sidney, Vera Gordon, Andy
Gump, comedy, news reel; Tuesday,
Paris" featuring Charles Ray and
Joan Crawford. comedy; Wednesday,
Monte Carlo featuring Lew Cody,
Gertrude Olmsted and Roy Darcy,
Hodge Podge; Thursday and Friday,
THE Rainmaker,' with William Col.
lier. jr., Ernest Terrence and Georgia
Hale, Buster Brown comedy; Satur-
day, Cohens and Kellys, with George
Sidney, Charlie Murray and Vera
Gordon, Andy Gump comedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
HIPPODROME.

Sunday and Monday. Douglas Mac
Lean in That's Ny Baby" and COM
edy; Tuesday and Wednesday, Joseph
Schildkraut and Vera Gordon in His
People" and Andy Gump comedy
Thursday and Friday. Lewis Stone in
odd Loves for New and, Larry
Semon comedy: Saturday, Hobt Glib
son in The Phantom Bullet" Flight
ing Hearts, and News.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
HOME.

Sunday. Bessie Love and William
Haines in Lovely Mary" and Our
Gang In Buried Treasure: Mon
day, Virginia Valli in Watch Your
Wife and Neeley Edwards in THE
Crowned Prince: Tuesday. Charles
Ray and Joan Crawford in Paris" and
Charles King in Motor Troubles
Wednesday. "Moana" and Aesop Fable;
Thursday, Richard Dix in Say It
Again and comedy, Don't Miss;
Friday. Hoot Gibson in THE Phantom
Bullet" and Ralph Graves in Sennett s
THE Window Dummy; Saturday,
Seena Owen and Joseph SchildlSraut
in "Shipwrecked." AL st. John in Sky
Bound and The Radio Detective, .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
CHEVY CHASE.

For next week, the Chevy Chase
Theater, now one OF the links of the
Stanley-Cra Theaters and under
that management. will offer on Sun
day, Harold Lloyd in For Heaven s
Sake" and Aesop Fable; Monday.
Corinne Griffith in Mile. Modiste"
and o. Henry's Cupid la Carte;
Tuesday. Emil Jannings in quo
Vadis";; Wednesday, Richard Dix and
Lois Wilson in Lets Get Married"
and Cliff Bowes in Hold 'er Sheriff /;
Thursday. Richard Barthelmess in
''Ranson's Folly and Felix cartoon
comedy; Friday. Norman Kerry In
Under Western Skies" and Charlie
Chase in Mama, Behave; Saturday
Reginald Denny in Rolling Home, =
Hodge Podge and newsreel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
ELITE.

Sunday and Monday, George Sidney.
Vera Gordon and Charley Murray in
The Cohens and Kellys," Sennett
comedy and News; Tuesday, Lewis
Stone and BarbaCa LAMAR In THE
Girl from Montmartre" also Comedy:
Wednesday and Thursday, Conway
Tearle in The Man Without a Con.
science" also comedy; Friday, Harry
Myers in "A Connecticut Yankee In
King Arthur's Court" also comedy;
Saturday. Jack Pichforti and Mary
Brian in Brown Of Harvard, /" Fight.
Ing Hearts" and comedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
sTRAND-"st. Pat Review. !.

Raymond Perez. stage director. has
arrived In the city to take charge Of
the direction of the new "St pat
Revue" which is to be presented All
next week at the Strand Theater nv
Father Hurney's st. Patrick PLAYERS
MT Perez has staged many big
vaudeville acts and also such musical
nlIs as Greenwich Village Follies,''
Rainbow Rose" and aSweefbaa,t
Time -.
His arrival is further assurance
that Father Hurney is leaving nothing
undone that will make the ''St. Pat
Revue" an overwhelming success.
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Entertains in Foyer at Keith's.

Norman Phillips. jr., who is appear.
ing at Keith's this week with his
mother and dad. is holding a recep-
ton for the children every afternoon
during the intermiSsion. He receives
the children in the foyer of the theater
and distributes ice cream and Iollipops
and they have a great time.
Norman appeared here earlier in the
season at the National Theater with
George Whites Scandals"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
PARK.

Sunday and Monday. Douglas Mac
Lean, Wade Boteler and Claude
Gillingwater In That's My Baby
Alberta Vaughn in Fighting Hearts
and Park News Events; Tuesday,
Fred Thompson and his horse Silver
King in Hands Across the Border
and Mack Sennett Comedy, "A Rainy
knight; Wednesday and Thursday,
Wilma Banky and Ronald Colman in
THE Dark Angel" also Dinky Doodle
cartoon; Friday, House Peters in
Combat" Clyde Cook comedy and
Charleston contest; Saturday. Edward
Everett Horton and Mae Busch In
THE Nutcracker," Clyde Cook come
dy and Chapter 10 The Winking
Idol" matinee only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
COLONY

Sunday. Cecil B. DeMille's "The
Volga Boatman"; Monday. Matt Moore
and Kathryn Perry in Early to We'd
and Walter HERS in Wireless Liz
zie"; Tuesday. Aileen Pringle in THE
Wilderness Woman; Wednesday. Re-
nee Adoree and Conrad Nagel in THE
Exquisite Sinner" and Wanda Wiley
in "A Thrilling Romance; Thursday,
Greta Nissen in THE Lucky Lady"
and comedy, Busters Skyrocket"::
Friday, Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes
in THE Scarlet Saint" and Cliff Bowes
i'll Squirrel Food: Saturday, Rod
La ROGUE in "Braveheart" and Art
Lake in Separated Sweethearts."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
METROPOLITAN-"EIIa Cinders. :"

While Crandalls Metropolitan Thea
ter will not be open to the public
during the early days of next week
1t will again resume its place among
Washingtons favorite amusement
houses on Saturday, July 81. with one
of the most pretentious bills it has
ever offered. The house, incidentally,
will present all entirely new appear
ance from entrance foyer to pro-
eceniun.
The feature of the bill to be then
presented will be Colleen Moore's
most recent production for First Ma
tional. a comedy drama based on the
human appeal of the newspaper comic
strip, ELLA Cinders." which has been
adapted to the screen with the H.
luminative subtitle of Cinderella. in
the Movies
Miss Moore is cast as a drudge
who, by virtue of an inopportune
fly that perched on her nose at cru
cial moment during a Photographic
ordeal in a movie" contest. won first
place and a trip to the Hollywood
studios, where 1t was represented she
would create a. sensation. She did.
However, the promoters of the con-
test proved to be "fly-by-nighters"
and the girl seemed to be left high
and dry in a strange land when odd
circumstances landed her directly into
stardom and love. Lloyd Hughes
leads the supporting cast. and Alfred
p. Green, the director, assumes a
role in the action of the drama for
which he is responsible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
EMPIRE.

Sunday and Monday, Peter the
Great in wild Justice and comedy;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Douglas
Fairbanks in Robin Hood and
comedy; Thursday, John Lowell in
THE Big Show" and comedy; Friday
Conrad Nagel, Norma Shearer and
Renee Adoree in Excuse Me- and
comedy: Saturday. Bill Cody IN "The
Galloping Cowboy" comedy. Phantom
Police, No. 5. and matinee party for
children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
APOLLO.
Sunday and Monday, il. B warner

Sunday and Monday, III. b. Warner
in Silence and comedy. Dent
Miss: Tuesday and Wednesday. Rich
ard Dix in Say 1t Again and Sen.
nett's Trimmed In Cold; Thursday.
Seena Owen and Joseph Schildkraut
in . Shipwrecked = and comedy.
"Creeps'': Friday, George Sidney and
Ania. Stewart in The Prince of
Pilsen" and o. Henry's Cupid q la
Carte; Saturday. Hoot Gibson and
Eileen Percy IN The Phantom Bullet. ::
comedy. @Gooseland'' and THE Radio
Detective No. 10,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-21
CAROLINA.

Sunday and Monday. "Old Loves
for New" with Lewis Stone. Barabra
Bedford; Tuesday, Monte Carlo. with
Lew Cody. Gertrude Olmstead; We'd
nesday. THE Lucky Lady" with
Greta Nfssen. Lionel barrymore:
Thursday. "Silken Shackles," with
Irene Rich, Huntly Gordon; Friday,
Tom Mix. This Yankee Senior: Sat
urday, THE Jamestown Flood" with
George O'Brfen.