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Evening star., 1926-04-21
TIVOLI-Waring's PennsylVanianS
i'm Campus FrOlics."

Warnings Pennsylvanians will be
featured at Crandall's Tivoli Theater
next week, beginning sunday. Offering
two changes of bill. the second pro
gram to be inaugurated Thursday.
The PennsylVanians will make three
appearances daily at the Tivoh, the
afternoon performance OF half hour )
duration being devoted in part TO re
quest numbers. for which cards are OBJ
tainable this week at both Crandalls 5
Metropolitan and TivOli Theaters.
Campus Frolics,'' which will be pre-
sented for the first time in the Capital
by Fred Waring and his associates. is
an original act which also enlists the
services of specially engaged artists to
assist
The photoplay for the first four
days of the week will be First Ma,
tional's production, The Scarlet
Saint" adapted from The Lady Who
Played F'idele,'' by Gerald Beaumont,
and directed by George Archainbaud.
featuring Mary Astor and Lloyd
Hughes, supported by Frank Morgan,
Jed Pfouty, George Neville and Fran
ces Grant; also Shore Shy" a Chris
tie tworeeler. starring Billy Dooley;
Thursday, Friday and saturday,
Three Weeks in Paris" a Warner
Brothers tale of innocents abroad with
no wives to guide them, featuring
Matt Moore and Dorothy Devore, sup
ported by Willard Louis Helen Lynch,
John Patrick and Frank Bond, also
Jimmie Adams in Give Me Strength
and Saturday the seventh installment
of Casey of the Coast Guard"
Evening star., 1926-04-21
,'ENTRAI-"YelIoW Fingers. "

yellow Fingers" an adventure
drama of the South Seas, is the photo
play attraction announced for the
first two days of next week at Gran
dall's Central Theater, beginning
Sunday with a cast led by Olive Bor-
den, Ralph Ince and Claire Adams.
supported by Nigel De Brulier. Ar
mand Kaliz and Josephine Crowell.
The story was adapted by Eve Tn
sell from Wright's story, and was di-
rected by Emmett Flynn. Added at
fractions will be an Our Gang
comedy, zone Wild Ride" a Grant
land Rice "Sportlight" and pipe organ
accompaniments and solo interludes
Tuesday, Conway Tearle. Alice
Joyce and Clara Bow in Dancing
Mothers q story of modern love and
Broadway lure, adapted from Edgar
Selwyns play and directed by Her
bert Brenon, supplemented by Gift
Bowes in BE Careful. Dearie" and
a scenic study. Athens; Wednesday,
Cecil B. De Miles production, Three
Faces East" a mystery play of the
secret service in action, with Jetta
Goudal and Give Brook leading and
Henry 3. Walthail and Robert AnleS
n support, also q new AesOp Fable
and Pathe Review; Thursday, Marie
Provost and Matt Moore. supported
by John Patrick and Mabel Julienne
Scott. in His Jazz Bride" supple
. mented by Hal Roach's comedy,
; Dizzy Daddies''; Friday. Madam
Behave" Christie's feature-comedy
starring Julian Eltinge with Ann
Pennington supporting. also "The
Fighting Tailor and with Pencil,
Brush and Chisel"; Saturday, Laura
Id Plante in The Beautiful Cheat "
supplemented by a juvenile comedy.
Sea Scamps"
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KEITH'S-Rae Samuels.

The big Keith-Alb2e unit road show
No. l arrives at B. T. Keith S Theater
next Sunday for the week, topped by
the blue streak of vaudeville" Rae
SamuelS. in a WhirlWind of entertain
ment, with Mildred Land at the piano.
The big feature will be the Jeanette
Hackett and Harry Delmar presenta-
ton of their fifth annual revue, THE
Dance Club which is declared a riot
of color, music and girls.
Others will include Bert Lahr ana
Mercedes in a fun sllit. What's the
Idea: Americas premier piano quar-
tet, Jerry and Her Baby Grands," in
Bits o. Dream Music" under the di-
rection of Geraldine Nalliere; Paul
kirkland and company in THE High
stopper; the Du Points in original
fun, assisted by the Keith -Albee dane
ing girls; Billy Abbott with his sing
ing. piano playing and laugh offerings,
and Louise and Mitchell, ''the Belgian
Wonders"
The fifth charleston lesson. Ae-
sop's Fables. Topics of the Day and
The Pathe News Pictorial will COM
Dlete the bill
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METROPOLITiN-"Ixil1i."

Norma Talmadge in "I<iki" will ,be
next weeks attraction at Crandalls
Metropolitan,
Norma Talmadge.. it is said, in her
entire stellar career on the screen has
never appeared in a role so completely
within the range of her talents, so
spontaneous, 50 Variegated and so
Fascinating as that of the gamin Of
the streets and stages of Paris in First
Nationals film version of the famous
stage hit from the French of Andre
Picard adapted by David Belasco for
Lenore Uric. Roland Colman is also
said to contribute a character study
that is impressive. Others in the cast
include Gertrude Astor, Marc Nc
Dermott, William Orlamond, Eugene
Besserer. frankie Darrow and George
* Arthur.
"kiki," as presented in screen form,
is declared notable for the manner in
which 1t has been expanded and elabo-
rated in scene, action and character
DEVELOPMENT.
Evening star., 1926-04-21
SAVOY.

Sunday, Dolores Costello in THE
Little Irish Girl" and AL Alt in
Cured Hams; Monday. Lionel Bar
rymore in '"The Barrier" and com
edy, alice Blues; Tuesday, Richard
Dix in ''Womanhandled" and Sennett s
Dangerous Curves BEHIND; Wednes-
day Neil Hamilton and Bessie Love
in New Brooms" and Alice Day in
"A Sweet Pickle; Thursday, THE
Wrongdoers, Hallroom Boys in
Birdie Grooms" and Pathe Review
Friday. Gloria Swanson in Stage
Struck" and Helen and Warren
comedy, ''All Aboard; Saturday
Clara Bow in Free to Love-" Gump
comedy, "Chester's Donkey Party"
and novelty reel. Songs Of Ireland. .
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I'iliix.

Sunday and Monday, ID. ". Grif
fth's THAT Royle Girl" with Carol
Dempster, Harrison Ford, James
kirkwood and ". G. Fields, also Park
News Events; Tuesday, Esther Raj
ston and Warner Baxter in THE
Best People" Walter Heirs in Hot
Doggie," Pathe colored review and
Gift Shoppe: Wednesday and Thurs
day, Reginald Denny and Otis Har
Ian in What Happened to Jones.
comedy, "On the Links" and Park
News Events; FridaN. double feature.
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YORK

Sunday, Cecil B. De Miles Three
Faces East" and Aesop Fable; Mon.
day, Mary Philbin in stella Maris"
and Sennetts THE Gosh Darn Mort
gage; Tuesday Marie Provost and
Matt Moore in His Jazz Bride" and
Neal Burns in "Run Tin Cam; We'd
nesday, Lowell Sherman in ''The
Love Toy" and Hallroom Boys in
"Oh, Ma, the Rent Taker'; Thurs
day. Jack Holt and Florence Vidor
in Sea Horses" and Cliff Bowes in
Scratching Through; Friday, Laura
La Plante in 1.-THE Beautiful Cheat"
and comedy, "The Fighting Tailor;
Saturday, Julian Eltinge in Madame
Behave" Charlie Chase in His
Wooden Wedding" and Casey of the
Coast Guard" No. 6.
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dixie" and Felix cartoon; Tuesday,
Ricardo Cortez and Greta Garbo in
Torrent" and Hal Roach's Dizzy
Daddies'; Wednesday, House Peters
in Combat" and Gump comedy
"Chester's Donkey Party; Thursday
Eleanor Boardman In The Auction
Block" and Glenn Tryon in Long
Pants; Friday, Art Accord in "West-
ern Pluck" and comedy, Heavy
SwellS'; Saturday, Dolores Costello
III "The Little Irish Girl" comedy
THE Phoney Express" and Casey
of the Coast Guard" No. 5.
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midsummer heat. The mercury at
almost every point on the prairies
records high marks for the season.
Winnipeg yesterday registered a
temperature of 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
Throughout Saskatchewan and AL
berta the weather continues usually
favorable and farm work has been
appreciably sDeeded up.
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APOLLO.

Sunday, Thomas Meighan in "The
New Klondike" and Aesop Fable;
Monday, Dolores Costello in 1.-The Lit
tie Irish Girl and Cliff Bowes in
Quick Service: Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Jack Holt and Florence Vidor
in Sea Horses" and Lloyd Hamilton
in Careful, Please; Thursday, Marie
Provost and Matt Moore in His
Jazz Bride" and comedy. Heavy
Swells"; Friday. Rod La ROGUE in
Red Dice" and comedy, ''Tonight's S
the Night; Saturday, House Peters
in Combat Our Gang" in THE
Love Bug" and Casey of the Coast
Guard" No. Z
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COLUMBIA-"FOr Heavens Sake,
Probably

Although no definite announcement
has been made by the management of
LoeW's Columbia, there seems Il strong
probability that Harold Lloyd'S latest
laughmaker. For Heavens Sake,
will continue as the attraction next
week.
Evening star., 1926-04-21
OLYMPIC.

Sunday and Monday, Behind the
Front" with Wallace Beery, Raymond
Hatton and Mary Brian, comedy and
news; Tuesday, George NJ. Cohan's,
The Song and Dance Man." featur-
ing Tom Moore Bessie Love and Har-
rison Ford. comedy: Wednesday,
Adolphe Menjou and Florence Vidor
in The Grand Duchess and the
Waiter" comedy: Thursday and Fri
day, Dancing Mothers" with Alice
joyce and Conway Tearle. comedy;
Saturday, Buck Jones in The Deserts
Price" comedy. Scarlet Streak" No.
10, matinee only.
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THE FLAPPER GRANDMOTHER. >

Under the auspices of Loyalty Chap
ter, Order Of the Eastern Star. the
Florence NJ. Brown Class of Calvary
Baptist Sunday School will present
the musical comedy. THE F'lapper
Grandmother" in the Masonic Temple
Auditorium Friday evening at 8
O'Clock, under the direction of Mrs.
Mariada Buffaker. who is returning to
Washington especially for this event.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rhine viii have the
title role of the play, the lapper
grandmother and other important
parts will be taken by \. j. Krone,
Miss Myrtle Crouch. Mrs. Helen Par
ham, Floyd Ormsby, Jack Patterson,
Joseph II. Conner. W. l.. Rice. Paul
Fox, Ben Thompson and Dorothy
Smith, assisted by debutantes, jelly
beans, 25 children and matrons.
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TAKOMA.

Sunday and Monday, Colleen Moore
in Irene; Pathe news and comedy,
continuous Sunday from 3 pm; matt
nee Monday at $3.50; Tuesday double
feature, Lew Cody and Mae Busch in
Time, the Comedian" and Lefty
Flynn in The Blue Streak; Wednes-
day and Thursday, Constance Bennett,
Sally O'Neil and Joan Crawford in
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LEADER:

Saturday and Sunday, Rex Beach s
THE Barrier" with Norman Kerry,
Henry Walthall. Lionel Barrymore
and Marceline Day. A tale of the
Klondike. full of action and suspense
which follows the fortunes of Il baby
girl rescued from her brutal father
upon the death of her mother by Il
kindly seaman, who brings her up in
ignorance OF her parentage,
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HIPPODRONIE.

Sunday and Monday. american
Venus with Ethel Ralston and Miss
America Fay Lanphier: comedy and
Topics and Fables; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Road to Yesterday =
with Leatrice JOY and Edmund Burns.
comedy and Pathe News; THURSDAY Y
and Friday, "Mannequin." with Bebe
Daniels, also comedy; Saturday, Rex
Beach's The Barrier" with Norman
Kerry, Henry WalthaH. Lionel Barry
more; Casey Coast Guard" serial and
Pathe News
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sally. Irene and Mary; matinee
Thursday at $3.50 pm; Friday. Doro-
thy Mackaill and Jack Mulhall in
joanna; Aesops Fable and THE
Green Archer" No. 6; Saturday, Vera
Reynolds, William Boyd and Charlie
Murray in "Steel Preferred; Aesop's
Fable and Casey of the Coast Guard"
No .
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EMPIRE.

Sunday and Monday. Norman
Kerry in The Barrier" and comedy
Rain and Shine; Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Thursday, Aileen Prngle and
Edmund Lowe in Soul Mates" and
comedy Say 1t With Love-: Friday.
Kenneth Mcdonald in He Who
Laughs Last" and comedy Hams
and Yeggs''; Saturday. Bob Custer
in THE Fighting Boob" comedy The
Stranger. International News and
matinee kiddies surprise party.
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EARLE-Tom Browns Minstrel Band.

Tom Brown, famous SaXophonist
and originator of the six Brown
Brothers act in vaudeville and mu
steal comedy, will topline next weeks
bill at the Earle Theater with his
merry minstrel band of dozen high
~ skilled instrumentalists in group
of popular hits, intersperSed with en-
gaging and contagious comedy.
The Eddie Miller Duo is another in
clusion that promises to engage the
attention of all lovers of tuneful diver
sion. Eddie Miller is known every
where that harmony reigns, and in his
present Offering is assisted by Victor
Nallenti. q baritone Of merit.
Other offerings will include musi
cal comedy turn by Sager Midgley and
company. in "Oh. Jonesey"; Roy Rice
and Mary Werner, in ION the Scat
fold" a laughing hit. and Al Fields
and Johnny Johnston as Terry and
Jerry"
The photoplay will be a laughnlaker
featuring Johnny Hines in his latest
First National release, Rainbow
Riley" fast-actiOn, high-power COM
edy-romanCe.
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Huntly Gordon, Louise FaZenda and
Willard Louis in 1.-The Love Hour"
and James Oliver Curwood's "Steele
of the Royal Mounted" with Bert
Lytell; Saturday, Patsy Ruth Miller
and Kenneth Harlan in THE Fight
ing Edge" OHenry Comedy, Tran
sients in Arcadia" and chapter six of
1.-THE Green Archer"
Evening star., 1926-04-21

Girls just must curl and wave bob
bed hair to appear their prettiest.
But constant curling and waving
burn and dry the luster, vitality and
very life from the hair.
To offset these bad effects, just
get 35-cent bottle of delightful, re-
freshing "Danderinc" at any drug
store or toilet counter and just sec
for yourself how quickly il revivcs
dry, brittle, lifeless and fading hair.
"Danderine' is a dependable tonic
and will do wonders for any girls
hair 1t nourisheS, stimulates and
strengthens each single hair, bring
ing back that youthful gleam, CLINT
and vigorous luxuriance. Falling
hair stops and dandruff disappears.
"Danderine' is pleasant and easy to
use.
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CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday and Monday, Rudolph Val
entino and Wilma Banky in THE
Eagle" news events and Aesop's
Fables; Tuesday, Lou Tellegan, Alice
Mills and Forrest Stanley, with
This Ring; Mack Sennett's Rainy
Knight" educational. Pencil, Brush
and Chisel"; Wednesday and Thurs
day. Aileen Pringle and Edmund
Lowe n soul Mates; Ralph Graves,
Don't Tell Dad; news events; Fri
day, Norman Kerry and Patsy Ruth
Miller in Lorraine of the Lions" Hal
Roach comedy, old War Horse"
Sportlights, strenuous Life; Satur
day, Matt Moore and Dorothy De
wore. How Baxter Butted in; Uni
versa comedy. Hot Dog; educa-
tiOnaI "TOiling for Rest
Evening star., 1926-04-21

Does this sound a bit
queer?
But remember that dia-
monds are found embed
ded in what is called blue
clay or shale.
This clay or shale is of a
consistency so dense that
after it is brought from
the mines it must. be eX-
posed to the elements a
full two years-in the dry
seasons being saturated
with water-befOre it can
be sufficiently dissolved
and disintegrated to allow
the sitting out of the dia-
mOndS.
X y
Digging. mining in this
rich but reluctant soil has
been going on now for al
most threescore years.
AS the shafts descend the
diamond yield is found to
decrease in both size and
quality.
And yet the insistence of
r. Harris & Company
upon diamonds that may
be truly described as fine
and perfect is as positive
and unremitting as it was
when-over half a cen
tury ago-we began the
building of the largest
diamond business in
Washington.
Evening star., 1926-04-21
AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday and Monday, Jack Holt and
Florence Vidor in Sea Horses" and
Lloyd Hamilton in Careful, Please;
Tuesday, Thomas Meighan in "The
New Klondike" and Cliff Bowes in
Don't stop; Wednesday, Cecil H.
Evening star., 1926-04-21
DUMIs.ARTO\.

Sunday, Adolph Menjou and Flor
ence Vidor in The Grand Duchess
and the Waiter; Monday, Tom
Moore, BESSIE Love, Harrison Ford,
THE Song and Dance Man; Tues
day, Irene Rich, June Marlowe, Viii
lard Louis in The Man Without
Conscience; Wednesday, f am c h
Sweet, Ben Lyons in The New Com
mandment'; Thursday, Ralph Lewis,
Liha Leslie in The Last Edition;
Friday, Larry Semon, The Wizard
of o.; Saturday, Richard Tai
madSe The Blue Streak
Evening star., 1926-04-21
PAIACE-"Rrown Of Harvard

Brown of Harvard" the memorable
stage play by Rida Johnson Young,
and one of the greatest football ro-
mances ever staged, as adapted to the
screen by Metro -Goldwyn-M will
be shown at Loews Palace next week,
starting Sunday afternoon.
Brown of Harvard is described as
a thrilling, romantic and humorous
classic of college life. infectious in its
humor, profound in its drama and
Evening star., 1926-04-21

De Miles "Three Faces East" and
in Don't" and Hallroom Boys in
Ham and Yeggs"; Friday. House
Peters in Combat" and Our Gang"
in THE Love Bug; Saturday, Julian
Eltinge in Madam Behave" Lige
Conley in Light House Keeping"
and Casey of the Coast Guard
No g.
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ELITE.

sunday and Monday. The Eagle"
with Rudolph Valentino, Casey
Coast Guard" serial and comedy:
Tuesday, "Braveheart" with Rod La
Rogue, also comedy; Wednesday,
Bright Lights" with Charles Ray
and Pauline Starke. and comedy;
Thursday and Friday, THE Lost
World" with Wallace Beery, Bessie
Love and Lewis Stone, Pathe News
and Topics and Fables; Saturday.
Best Bad Man" with Tom Mix and
Tony, also Topics and Fables.
Evening star., 1926-04-21
STRAND-"The Battles of 1926"

Next week, at the Strand Theater,
James +. Morton. the comedian. with
his family. Mamie, Edna and Alfred
Morton, will headline the vaudeville
program in "The Battles of 1926"
In addition, viii Higgie and His Six
charleston Girls will exhibit some new
steps in a number billing as Grace.
Youth and Beauty
Others will include Browning and
Biacken, q songalogue number spiced
with comedy, entitled, 1.-TWO Pals
From the South; Betty Taylor and
Louise Lake. in popular and classical
songs, known as Two Song Birds"
and katherine St. CLAIR and company
IN AN Athletic Potpourri"
The photoplay will be Peacock
Feathers" dramatic love story
adapted from Temple Bailey's novel.
with Jacqueline Logan and Cullen
Landis in the featured roles.
Evening star., 1926-04-21
CIRCLE.

Sunday and Monday, Corinne Grif-
nth in "Infatuation" and comedy, Hold
Your Hat; Tuesday. Lew Cody Mae
Busch. Theodore Koslof, Gertrude
Omsted IN Time the Comedians;
Wednesday. Sally O'Neil, John Pat
rick, Bert Roach in DON'T, Thurs
day and Friday. and . pm, Ru-
dolph Valentino in THE Eagle;
Saturday. Wallace Beery, Raymond
Hatton, Mary Brian in Behind the
Front "
Evening star., 1926-04-21
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HOME.

Sunday, Rod La ROGUE in Red
Dice and Ae3op Fable: Monday
Thomas Meighan in The New klon-
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NATIONM-"Little Old New York"

NATIONAI-'Little Old New York. :"
Little Old New York" Il romantic
tale of love and conflict. laid in New
York during its early days, will be
next weeks offering by the National
Theatcr Players. commencing Mon
day night.
Ieneta Lane win have the role
created on the stage by GeneVieve
Tobin and on the screen by Marion
Davies. This Will be Washingtons
first glimpse of the stage production
for, despite its popularity in New
York, il was not sent on the road.
John Jacob AStor was head of the
CITY council ot New York during the
period in which the action OF the play
is laid. Fulton was desperately try
ing to interest capital in q contrap,
ton that would make boats indie
pendent of favorable winds. The love
interest accrues from the arrival of
Patrick O'DaY to claim the fortune
originally meant to be left Larry
Delavan. Patrick O'Day is really Pa
tricia C'Day in a thin disguise, and
things so shape themselves that the
fortune remains in the DelaVan hands
and he gets a bonus in the Shape of
the lovely Patricia.
Little Old New York" calls for
period costumes and sets and in gem
eral atmosphere will be a distinct de-
parture for the National troupe.
WARDMAN PARK-"Weak Sisters" :"
Weak Sisters" an adroitly anus
tnS play by Lynn Startling, writer of
a number of successful farce-comedies,
including Meet the Wife" will be
next weeks Offering of the Thomas
Herbert Stock Company at Wardman
Park Theater where they are TINS
week playing "Tweedles."
The story deals with the embryonic
love affair of Arthur Millbank ana
Faith Corey, a charming but overly
wse maiden. Faith has grand
mother who is worldly in her outlook
on life and a mother who belongs TO
numerous "anti" societies. Her sultor
is a clergyman who organizes a RAID
on the towns one house of disrepute.
and it is here that the complications
of the plot really begin. The farce Is
said to be replete with satir1CaiiE
witty dialogue and daring situations.
The action takes place in Faith :
home and in the mission where the
weak are sheltered after the raid.
The cast will include Parker Fen
nelly, leading man; Ruth Russell.
Sheila Blaine, Mildred Meneau, Ann
French. John Schelhass, Ranald Saw
cry and Thomas Herbert, director.
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A M L Sc NJ EN T S

tinctured with a mingling of romance
and pathos. 1t is essentially the story
of Tom Brown of Harvard. whose in
discretions cause the loss of a big
boat race. He retrieves his own honor,
however, and the love of pretty girl
by his spectacular play in the big
Yale-H Harvard football game.
William Haines has the title role,
while Mary Brian appears as the girl.
Jack Pickford also has a strong role
and in addition the cast includes Fran
els X. Bushman, jr., son of the screen
stare
RIALTO-"The Still Alarm"
'''The Still Alarm co-starring
Helene Chadwick and William Russell,
which will be the photoplay attraction
at the Rialto next week. is a mod
ernized screen version OF the stage
play that has for years thrilled theater
patrons. In it is seen the tire-fghter Of
other days, with his successor of to-
day. Onto the screen dash the pic
turesque horse-drawn apparatus of the
past and then. IS years later, comes
the powerful motorized apparatus.
Helene Chadwick plays the characr
ter of Lucy Fay, wife of Fireman Dick
Fay, who, STRUGGLING between love for
hef huSOanu ana natfed Oi houSeWork
drudeery, finally deserts her mate and
becomes proprietreas of a smart
modiste shop run by her lover. Will
liam Russell is seen rs the distraught
and heroic husband Richard &,
Travers has the heavy role. John
T. MURRAY and Dot Farley provide
the comedy relief. and Edna Marian
plays Drina Fay. the winning and
sprightiy girl of today.
The special feature o. the stage
presentation will be the appearance of
Guido Cicco!ni. internationally known
tenor. Who has sung by royal com
mand in London during the coronation
of King George. and iii 1918 was en-
gagged by Maestro Campanini for the
role OF Alfredo in ''Traviata" with
CALI Curci. He has since toured the
United States and Canada in concerts.
Evening star., 1926-04-21
We know diamonds.

X y X
We are experts in our ap-
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diamond values.
We buy diamonds always
with an eye single TO
safety and profit.
Nor can any purchaser of
a diamond, buying here,
buy less safely or profit
ably than we ourselves
are careful invariably TO
do.
The diamond you invest in
on our recommendation
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no matter what the price.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18
Hawthorn Tourney
Nears Finish

In the quarter and semi-fnal play
of the Hawthorn Club fall tennis
tourney Sunday afternoon, c. w.
Hawkins earned the right to meet
Richmond Bastian in the finals of
the mems events and Katherine
Wolf will meet Dorothy Stephen
son in the finals Of the woman's di-
vision.
Jack Roberts won the junior title
in Sundays finals for the boys when
he defeated Ben Brouster, ga, 6-2,
63. Roberts played a steady chop
game that was decisive.
Hawkins defeated H. S. Adams in
the quarter finals, Gil, rs, and then
took down Harold Justus in the
semi-finals, 81, 6-1, 81, GA. Rich
mond Bastian won over c. C. Hicks,
Thursday afternoon, GA, 60, 90.
In the women's events Catherine
Wolf upset the dope by defeating
Muriel Adams, ga S-6. Miss Wolf
played a steady driving game. Dor
othy Stephenson defeated Georgia
Hickman, 60, 6-2.
The finals will be played off some
time this week. Winners will re-
sNeive free memberships in Hawthorn
Club as awards.