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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19
FOR LEAsE-CROP PAYMENT

$50 ACRES located on Pend Oreille High
ton. 300 acres under high state cultivation,
$50 acres hay land, 100 acres for summer
fallOw. Balance stump and pasture land.
Running water, , room house, large barn,
machine shed. All necessary Farm equip
ment. Tenant must finance himself.
MILAN FARMS DEVELOPMENT COM
PANY, 1924 OLD NATIONAL BANK
RTIIDING. SPOKANE, WASHINGTON.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

GOOD Montana jO-barrel flour mill for
sale or exchange for good improved Mon
tana farm land, or good garage in right To-
cation. Mill i'm good running condition.
Electric power, Barnard and Lease machin-
cry. Good county seat town. Plenty Of
good wheat at mill door. Write for full
description. Address Box 472, ChOteau,
Montana
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19
Published by Special Arrangement With
The Chicago Daily Tribune
IN THREE PARTS-PART TWO
THE STORY so FAR

This is the first Of a series of stories
relating to the extraordinary experiences
of one, James Hughes, criminal search
light, or mind reader. The story opens
with a discussion Of that person,
"Jac0ues." in which Johnny Clarke. an
old time friend and pal of Jacques, is a
participant. Jacques has become famous
in criminal investigation circles because
of his mind reading faculties. Johnny,
who is more or. less skeptical of the
ability Of his old friend, decides to visit
Jacques and find out for himself. He
calls at the studio OF Jacques who is a
painter by profession, and finds that his
visit is well timed, for Jacques has been
asked to investigate a case that day.
They are interrupted by the arrival Of
the police agent. NJ. Pervier. The latter
proceeded with the story Of the case:
NJ. Jules Wharf, is a worthy retired
industrial Of 66, and we'll esteemed. He
has a granddaughter, Renee and a nephew
Andre, the former residing with her
grandfather, and the latter, a war veteran
wOh made Sunday visits to the villa.
Renee was attached to a young man
named Robert Delmas. The grandfather
had made a will which bequeathed his
fortune equally between eDheW and
granddaughter. They are all at the villa
one Sunday afternoon when a storm ap-
prOacheS. The old gentleman being meth
Odical, and that being the gardeners af-
ternOOn off, proceeds to cover the garden
Llants with clOches. These clOches are in
the shape Oh bell glasses or considerable
size which are used to invert over the
tender plants to protect them from hail
and heavy rain.
And, now, the story -
Renee turned her head to listen, theI
said to Andre, There IS Roberts car
"L'embrusque? How can you tell his ca
from all those that pass
ITS an American car, and the sound o
the motor is different. And you need no
always he so disagreeable."
It's not surprising that you should hav
got to know the sound of that old churn,
Andre said as he braced the emplacement 0
his mortar. Bet he's come on a fools er
rand, since you are going to the chris
tening."
THAT is what puzzles me-" Renee said
because I told him I would not be a
home. Grandpere and you are not so pOlit
to him that he would be apt to come t.
wish you hon jour"
Hurry - cried Monsieur Wharf frOI
the end of the garden. There's going to b
the devil of a storm
"He has stopped at the big gates .
Renee exclaimed. Il must 20 pen them.
Let him open them himself, the laz
one" Andre grOwled. you are not his or
derby. At least not yet"
wilt thou come and help me with thes
clOches. Renee?" called Monsieur Vibar
He was in a panic from the speed wit
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19
TINIRER LANDS

TfTfBER land: 800 acres; close to mill and
railroad: II miles to Kalispell; mort
gage $1,000. Trade equity for clear prairie
land. Write Box 1913, Great Falls, Mont.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19
EMBELLISHMENTS
A r LANDS FOR SALE


NEW OFFERINGS IN CUTOVER LANDS.
We have recently taken over from the
Spokane Lumber company approximately
5,oOO acres of cutOver lands from which
they have removed the saw timber in the
past two years. This together with our
former large holdings enables us to offer
prospective purchasers exceptional values
in a fertile and well DEVELOPED country at
IS to $50 per acre. Fine climate, free from
extremes of heat and cold. Ideal for dairy
ing and StOCk-raising. Near two transcOn-
tinental railroads, thirty miles over excel
lent highway from Spokane. All modern
advantages of schools, churches and COM
munity centers. Easy terms. Also several
improved places which we can offer at at
tractive prices. Write for literature. MILAN
FARMS DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, 1924
OLD NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
SPOKANE, WASHINGTON.
FOR SALE 15-ACre irrigated and i'm
proved Orchard Home, two miles from
this city Half price. Part cash. Owner. G.
d Holden, 34 Stephens Ave, MissOula'
Mont.
CHOICE FARM, 800 acres-Has all been
under crop, fenced, 49, miles from good
town. This is a fine property. Price sou
per acre for quick sale. w. p. Stuffel, 925
Central Ave, Great Falls, Mont.
FOR SALE-SIX ACRES between Santa
Cruz and CapitOta; ~ Acres Red RaSp-
berries, 5-Room House, Barn, Coop for 600
Hens. BrOOder House, two good wells.
Electrically Equipped, water piped to all
buildings and berries. Terms easy. If inter
eSted write to Hardy, Box 3l0, Santa Cruz,
Calf.
40 ACRES: GOO TIMBER with Sawmin,
truck. other machinery fenced for sheep {;
. sets buildings; free outside range; AZ
miles from town. Price including equip
ment, only SD acre, half cash. Martin Fri
berg, Bluecreek. Stevens county. Wash.
FOR SALE-1GO ACRES AT RAINY
LAKE: will cut 100 tons Of hay. Price
$1,000. Address Alfred d. Veasey, Clear
water. Mont.
CUT-OVER AND DEELOPED LANDS
Is to % miles N. b. Spokane; on paved
highways; extra good soil; spring brooks
grows grain, vegetables, hay, fruits; sew
eral developed ranches a few stock ranches
with adjoining free range; So to $50 per
acre; 10 years time; 6 per cent interest;
free lumber. Write owners for free book.
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co., Elk,
Washington.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

REGISTERED HEREFORD RANGE
BULLS-The big rugged kline that will
breed thick fleshed cattle with strong
bone. Priced to sell. Write or come and see
them and our breeding herd. A. b. Cook,
Townsend. Montana.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

BTfTDTNG FORMERLY OCCUPIED by
the Helena Concrete Pipe Company,
make us an offer. Spokane Concrete Pipe
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

FOR SALE-Iuness forces me to sell my
first class Art ShOppe and Hemstitching
ParIor. Best buy in Montana. VIII bear
s%trictest Investigation. Needlecraft Art
ShOuLp. Havre, Montana.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19
LIVESTOCK

PURE-BRED registered Guernsey bulls,
serviceable age and younger, $1,000 NJ.
Six fine pure-bred heifers S1OO.OO-S15G.OO
Can use good team as part payment. Long
dale Farm. Hamel. Mimi.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19
PrRE SEED

PERCIfERON STATIONS FOR SALE,
Lanyon Stock. Farm Gresham, Nebr.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

SHEEP FOR SALE-Any number all ages.
Also large and small ranches. Penwell
Ranches. Helena. Montana.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

FOR SAIE@Wheat grass seed; also Bronze
Seed, clear of quack. Address a.. l..
KOltZe, PingTee, No. Oak.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

80 BUSHELS White Blossom Sweet Glover
$500 per 100 lbs, or $3.50 for 80 lbs.
"Scarified." clean seed. Sacks Coo. Sample
free. Daniel Hardy, BurnStad, No. Oak.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

FOR SALE-1GO ACRES AT RAINY
LAKE: will cut 100 tons of hay. Price
$1,000. Address Alfred d. Veasey, Clear
water. Mont.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

ALL LEADING BREEDS OF BABY
CHICKS. Parcel post paid, percent 1S
live arrival. Blue Ribbon Hatchery
Hopkins. MINI.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

40 ACRES: GOO TIMBER with Sawmin,
truck. other machinery; fenced for sheep {;
. sets buildings; free outside range; AZ
miles from town. Price including equip
ment, only SD acre, half cash. Martin Fri
berg. Bluecreek, Stevens county. Wash.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

Observation-Disclosures o-s-1 dsT FOR
live chickens, turkeys, ducks and geese.
Highest market prices paid according 20
quality on day Of arrival. Montana Meat
and Cnmmlaa-nn Co. Butte. -onLan4.
Evening star., 1926-09-01
OUTDOOR ADJUSTMENTS.

River, bay and outdoor resorts all
are prepared for a three-day celebra-
ton Of Labor day, starting Saturday
and continuing through Monday, and
at most Of them special programs of
entertainment have been announced.
Glen Echo Park, with it's thrillers.
including the Humming Bird, Cater
pillar and big dips and its many other
amusement features. including the
Old Mil, whip. midway, caroussei,
shooter and duck pond, will specialize
original and ENJOYABLE dancing pro-
grams in it's big pavilion to music by
Happy" Walkers specially selected
orchestra. Admission to the park is
free, and announcement is made that
the season will close there Sunday,
September ~.
Colonial Beach is celebrating for
three days with a special program
supplementing it's salt water bathing,
fishing. grabbing. boating and dane
ing. The steamer st. Johns leaves
Seventh street wharf Saturday at 2:3O
pm. and Sunday at 9 am, with free
dancing on it's decks. Incidentally
the St. Johns has sort of celebration
of Its own in the form OF a 70mile
Evening star., 1926-09-01
WARDMAN PARK THEATER-
Nazimoya Week.

"Eazimova week will he ushered
in next Sunday by the Moving Picture
Guild at Wardman Park Theater'
which will devote its entire program
next week to the work OF the great
actress.
The first four days they will show
<azimova's War Brides" reissued as
Joan Of Fla nders.'' This picture was
directed by Herbert Brenon and has
Richard Rarthelmess as the eo-fea-
tured player Nazimova says, This
is my hest picture
From Thursday through Saturday
the guild will bring forth a little
known Eazimova film, a perturbation
of Henrik Ibsen's "A Dolls House.
upon which Eazimova lavished her
fortune attempting to bring forth bet.
ter movies. Charles BRYANT. Wen
known in his prime as the leading
man for Ethel Barrymore: Mrs. rat
Campbell tnow Mrs. Bernard Shaw
and Nazimova directed the picture.
Evening star., 1926-09-01

day. Labor day. when special trains
will he in operation and special traf-
fic police on duty to aid in the park
ing of cars.
Saltwater bathing in an inclosed
area from which all sea nettles are
excluded is an outsta nding attrac-
tiOns. fishing is reported good. and
there Is also boating and picnicking.
Ralph Garren and his snappy Caro-
linians furnish music for dancing on
the pavilion. Which. like all of the
other amusements. including the der
hy racer, is hnilt over the water.
Evening star., 1926-09-01

moonlight ride" on the river, with
dancing on deck, returning to the city
about IL pm.
Marshall Hall. famous old picnic
resort, with shady groves, tables and
benches for luncheon and Fairgrounds
for the kiddies, also has made special
preparation for three-tiay holiday.
In addition to it's varied amusement
features and free dancing. The
steamer Charles Manchester makes
three trips daily to Marshall Hall.
leaving Seventh street wharf at 10
q m. and 2:30 and GAS nm. ON week
Evening star., 1926-09-01

At Cra ndalls Central Theater the
first two days of next week. beginning
Sunday afternoon. Madge Bellamy
will be seen in BLACK Paradise sup
plemented by Mack Sennett's Fight
Night" the fsfth visualized lesson in
the Charleston and Grantland Rice
Spotlight.
Tuesday and Wednesday,, Marie
Provost. supported by Harrison Ford
and Phyllis Haver. in up In Mabefs
Roem." and Walter HERS in Fresh
Faces: Thursday, Joseph Schildkraut
in Meet the Prince" Theda Bara in
Hal Roach's production. Madam Mys-
terry" and the Pathe Review: Friday,
Emil Jannings. European screen star.
in Variety" supplemented by Ralph
Graves in Mack Sennett's production.
Meet My Girl" and Topics of the
Day: Saturday, Bebe Daniels in Vol
cano." supplemented by an Imperial
comedy. "A Bankrupt Honeymoon,
and Screen Snapshots.
Evening star., 1926-09-01
NEW FAVORITE.

Sunday. Emil Jannings in Quo
Vadis.' comedy and Aesop Fable;
Monday. special matinee at 2:30 pm,
Marie Provost In Three Weeks in
Paris and Neely Edwards in Who's
Next: Tuesday, Dorothy REVERE
in 1.-The Fate Of F'lirt." and Alice
Day In Love and Kisses: Wednes-
day. Evelyn Brent in 1.-The ImpOster'
comedy, "A Punch in the Nose:
Thursday. Anna @. Nilsson in Her
Second Chance" and Larry Semon in
Bathing Beauties and Big Books;
Friday, Pola Negri in THE Crown
Of Lies" and Fighting Hearts; Sat
urday. Tom Tyler in THE Arizona
Streak" comedy, She's Prince,
Radio Detective. No. s.; surprise mat
inee for children.
Evening star., 1926-09-01
DUMBARrON.

Sunday. Bebe Daniels. Ricardo Cor
tez and Wallace Beery In ''Volcsno"
Monday, Jacqueline Logan. Margaret
Livingston and Robert Cain In When
the Door Opened: Tuesday, Charles
Rogers and Ivy Harris in "Fascinat-
in Youth: Wednesday, Lois Wilson.
Louis Brooks and Ford Sterling in
THE Show Or; Thursday. Betty
Bronson and Ricardo Cortez In The
Cats Patamas': Friday. Madge Bel
lamy and Kenneth Harlan in The
Golden Strain: Saturday. Buck Jones
In THE Fighting Buckaroo."
Evening star., 1926-09-01
ELITE.

Sunday and Monday, w. c. Fields
in IT'S the Old Army Came Pathe
comedy, MARY. Queen of Tots" and
Pathe news; Tuesday, Richard Dix
in Say 1t Again" and comedy The
Hurricane; Wednesday, Paramount's 8
junior stars in Fascinating Youth"
and Vitagraph comedy. Trouble
Brewing: Thursday and Friday, Lois
Moran. Noah Beery and Louise
Dresser in "Padlocked," news and
Pathe comedy. starvation Blues;
Saturday. Bebe Daniels, Ricardo
Cortez and Wallace Beery in THE
Volcano; comedy, Honeymoon
Feet ~
Evening star., 1926-09-01
HOME.

Sunday. Jacqueline Logan aud
Louise Fazenda in "Footloose Wild
ows and Charles Puffy in Mixed
Doubles; Monday. Hoot Gibson in
THE Man in the Saddle" and juvenile
comedy. "Raisin' Cain: Tuesday,
Betty Compson and House Peters in
Counsel for the Defense" and Theda
Bara in Madam Mystery; Wednes-
day, Priscilla Dean In THE Speeding
Venus and Felix cartoon; Thursday.
Dorothy Gish in Nell Gwyn," Topics
Of the Day and Bray cartoon; Friday,
.Jetta Goudal and Mary Brian In
Paris at Midnight" and Art Lake In
THE Village Cutup; Saturday, Buck
Jones in Lazy Bones" and Aesop
cable.
Evening star., 1926-09-01
STRAND-"The Arkansas Valentino.


Next weeks attraction at the Gay
ETY. Theater. beginning with matinee
Sunday, will be the original Seven
Eleven" Company. in their latest Of
@ering, "Watermelons." with and by
Garland Howard, Mae Brown and
Speedy" Smith. three well known
colored stars The show. which has
an entire colored cast and chorus of
Is mulatto girls, is said to he new in
every particular. with two big acts,
Is scenes and 20 musical numbers and
dances.
Evening star., 1926-09-01

HOLLYWOOD Scandals, now upon
it's return tour over the Mutual Bur-
lesouie circuit. will be next week s
attraction at the local Mutual
Theater.
Buddie Harrison is responsible for
this Offering. which is said to have
several new faces. new gowns, new
scenes, new sketches and new girls
to make up the Is dancing Blue Rib
bon Girls.
Others in the cast are Wee" Mary
Mcpherson. soubrette. said to be a
vest pocket edition of Harry Lauder;
Goldie Mantell incenue: Charles
(Bimhol Davis and George Hart. two
comedians. and Walter Austin and
William Gold. another pair Of fun
sters The attraction opens with Sun
days matinee.
Evening star., 1926-09-01
SAFE" DRAMAS LISTED.

CHICAGO. September OP).-There
are at least 261 plays pageants ana
religious dramas safe for Methodists,"
copal Church here has announced.
A list Is to he published soon. 1t
was prepared for use as quick
means Of answering repeated de-
mands of church schools and or
vi
Evening star., 1926-09-01

Sunday. Colleen Moore in ELLA Gin
ders" and Cliff Bowes in Don't Miss:
Monday. Norman Kerry in THE Love
Thief and NeeIev Edwards in Who's
Next: Tuesday. The Isle Of Retri-
button" and Mack Sennett's Wander
ing Wil1ies": Wednesday. Alma Ru-
hens and Edward Lowe In Siberia"
and Felix carton: Thursday. Madge
Bellamy i'm Sandy" and Aesop Fa-
BILE: Friday. Joseph Schildkraut and
Seena Owen in "Shipwrecked" and
Bobby Vernon In Broken China: ::
Saturday. Tom Mix in My Own Par
and Buster Brown In Buster Helps
Dad
Evening star., 1926-09-01
AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday and Monday. Colleen Moore
ELLA Cinders" and Helen and War
rem in The Family Picnic; Tuesday
and Wednesday. Clara Bow and Percy
Marmont in "Mantrap" and Charley
Chase in NUNS the Word: Thurs
day. Emil .Iannings in Variety" and
Neal Burns in Mr.. Wife: Friday,
Buck Jones in Lazy Bones" and
Cameo comedy. Hanging Fire: Sat
urday, Joseph Schildkraut in Meet
Evening star., 1926-09-01
APOLLO.

Sunday and Monday. Clara Bow and
Ernest Torrence in "Mantrap" and
Charley Chase in Mighty Like
Moose: Tuesday and Wednesday.
Colleen Moore in Ella Cinders" and
Helen and Warren in THE Family
Picnic: Thursday, Jacquelipe Logan
and Louise Fazenda in "Footloose
Widows" and Cameo comedy, Loud
Speakin' Papa: Friday. Hoot Gibson
I'm The Man in the Saddle and
Ralph Graves In "Funnymooners' !;
Saturday. Zane Grey's Desert Gold
and Charley Cooke in scared Stin. y
Evening star., 1926-09-01

days and at 1890 am. and 2:30 and
GAS pm. on Sunday.
Chevy Chase Lake and the Chateau
LIE Paradis, both well known attrac-
tions to dancers and young folks In
search of outdoor delights, also have
made special preparations and pro-
vided attractive features of entertain
ment. -t4 .t
Evening star., 1926-09-01
CIRCLE.

Monday. Ford Sterling, Lois Will
son, Louise Brooks, Gregory Kelly in
The Show Or; Tuesday. Betty
Bronson, Ricardo Cortez, Theodore
Roberts in THE Cats Pajamas";
Wednesday and Thursday, showings
and 9 pm. Emil Jannings, Lye de
Putt in Variety" Edward Everett
Horton. Mae Busch in "The Nut
Cracker; Friday. Rudolph Valentino,
Monster Beaucaire." showings Z and
pm: Saturday. Ernest Terrence.
Clara Bow, Percy Marmont, Man
trap."
Evening star., 1926-09-01
HIPPODROME.

Sunday and Monday, Ernest Tor
renee and William Collier, Jr., in
1.-The Rainmaker," also Pathe COM
edy. Tee for Two: Tuesday,
"Grass." and comedy, Honeymoon
Feet; Wednesday, Ricardo Cortez and
Betty Bronson in THE Cats Pa
jamas,' also news and Pathe comedy'
"Retween Meals: Thursday and Fri
day. Jack Holt and Raymond Hatton
in Born to the West" and Vita
graph comedy, mo Wedding Bells;
Saturday. "Moana,' South Sea
study, also Fighting Hearts serial
and Pathe news.
Evening star., 1926-09-01
COLONY.

Sunday, Ford Sterling and Lois
Wilson in THE Show Off" and Art
Lake In Hearts for Rent: Monday.
Clara Bow and Ernest Terrence in
"Mantrap" and Bobby Vernon in TIL
We Eat Again; Tuesday. May ALI
son and Holmes Herbert in Wreck
age" and Hal Roach's Never Too
Old; Thursday, Kenneth Harlan in
King Of the Turf and Buster Brown
In Buster Helps Dad: Thursday.
William Boyd in The Volga Boat
man.: Friday, Bryant Washhurn in
Wandering Footsteps" and Lupino
Lane in Fools Luck: Saturday.
Evelyn Brent in Secret Orders and
Imperial comedy, "A Bankrupt Honey
MOON"
Evening star., 1926-09-01
ANRASSADOR-"NIeu of Steel"

Milton Sills. Doris Kenyon. Mae AL
lison. Victor McLaglen. Frank Currier
and George F'awcett head the cast of
First Nationals production. Men Of
Steel" to be shown the first three
days of next week at Crandall's Am
ador Theater. beginning Sunday
afternoon, supplemented by varied
short films.
Wednesday and Thursday. Clara
Bow, Ernest Terrence and Percy Mar
mont will he seen in "Mantrap," sup
plemented by Mack Sennett's Fight
Night: Friday. Norman Kerry. sup
ported by Greta Nissen, Marc Nc
Dermott. Cissy Fitzgerald and Nigel
Barrie. in Universars production. THE
Love Feast" supplemented by an I'm
perial comedy, "Officers of the Day"
and a. scenic of the Canary Islands;
Saturday, Vera Reynolds in Sunny
Side Up" together with the juvenile
comedy. "Raisin' Cain; the Pathe Re-
view and Screen Snapshots.
Evening star., 1926-09-01
KEITH'S-Ethel Barrymore.

At B. F. keith's Theater next week
the dramatic star Ethel Barrymore
will top the bill. The announcement.
however, fails to state what she will do.
Three shows win be given Labor
day-at 2:15. $50 and $50 pm.
Powers and Wallace will be fea-
ture in Georgia on Broadway"
One of the new big finds of the
Keith-Albee Offices. Dora Vaughan. a
comedienne with a voice and real
sense of humor. will he seen in The
Barrymores and Me" This is Miss
Maughan's first appearance in Wash
ington. She was big hit at the Pal
ace in New York and also in Phila-
delphia.
Others will include Harriet Hoctoi
and William Holbrook in Dancing
Unusual" Eddie Cole and George
Snyder, with laughs. fun and song, are
promised in a funny offering, The
Director" and Gus Mulcay, late hit
with Eddie Leonard, and known as
The Harmonica Blue Blower" will
give something different in the way 'of
modern musical melange.
Additional acts will be announced
later.
Evening star., 1926-09-01
CHESAPEAKE BEACH.

Chesapeake Beach will have
three-day celebration. Starting Sat
urday and continuing through Mon
Evening star., 1926-09-01
NATIONAL THEATER PLAYERS
Dancing Mothers"

How far a mother can so in simu-
lating the improprieties to enforce an
object lesson upon her frivolous
family is deftly exploited in the Sci
wyn-Goulding hit. Dancing Mothers" :"
which the National Players will offer
next week. commencing Monday
night. Washington will remember
two visits by this amusing moral
pointer, featuring our own Helen
Hayes. Mary Young and John Halli-
day.
Dancing Mothers" doesn't deal
specifically with fox-trotting matters.
1t applies. rather. to women who allow
their families to frolic too freely, with
the result that the mother. as in this
case, pays. She turns herself into an
impelling object lesson. demonstrating
to her somewhat shame faced children
and husband that a woman at 80 Is
not necessarily shelved.
This piece will serve to fully intro
duce Alexis Luce, new leading man
of the National Players, and will also
supply Rhea Dively with one of her
best chances of the season-a season
which, incidentally. has but two more
weeks to rum
Evening star., 1926-09-01
SAVOY.

Sunday, Priscilla Dean in THE
Speeding Venus" and Glenn Tryon in
"The Cows Kimona''; Monday, For
rest Stanley and Dorothy Revier in
when Husbands F'lirt' and Wanda
Wiley in Mixed Brides: Tuesday,
William Boyd in THE Volga Boat
man: Wednesday. Emil Jannings I'M
Quo Vadis" and Aesop Fable: Thurs
day. Robert Frazer IN The Lady
From He'll and Imperial comedy.
Heavy Swells'': Friday, Hoot Gibson
in "The Man in the Saddle" and
Charley Chase in Mama, Behave.
Saturday. Richard Talmadge in THE
Blue Streak" Clyde Cook in Scared
Stiff" and Sportlight.