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Evening star., 1926-05-23
Victor Herbert Week.

A LII over the United States this
"a week will be observed and cele.
brated as Victor Herbert week.
when all the allied circuits of vaude.
vile will exploit the operas. over
lures, instrumental pieces and songs
of Herbert as a memorial tribute to
the great composer.
Victor Herbert programs have been
planned for more than 300 vaudeville
Evening star., 1926-05-23
News andComment
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Evening star., 1926-05-23

Definite announcement has been
made that the al fresco gardens con-
Quoted in conjunction with the Savoy
and Apollo Theaters will be. thrown
open to the public Saturday. May
20, weather permitting. The picture
parks have been completely refur.
niehed for the Summer aeas0ns
Evening star., 1926-05-23
EARLE-"The Test" !"

prolific Producers, is responsible for
''The Test" which is to be presented
as headline attraction at the Earle
Theater this week. with Glenn and
Evening star., 1926-05-23
NATIONAL PLAYERS-"The Last
Warming"

1.-The Last Warming" oldest comedy
thriller of it's time, goes into second
week at the National tomorrow night,
replacing the previously announced
production of New Brooms." Ca
pacity business all last week and a
heavy turn-away of anxious patrons
irpelled the management to extend
the engagement of this popular piece
into q second week.
The National Players have set one
record so far this season, that Of five
extra matiness out of seven weeks.
The extension of THE Last Warn
ing" is another record to attest to the
ability of this troupe to get across to
an audience.
""The Last Warning" Is melodrama,
comedy, farce and mystery all in one.
There is no other show quite like 1t.
for the action takes place in various
parts of the theater, and the actors
mingle with the audience. A play
within a play. called ''The Snare" is
presented on the stage uninterrupted
by a climatic shock which sends the
audience into a thrill of excitement.
In addition. there are shots in the
dark, strange knocks and groans and
adventures in mysterious passage
ways. The action is so leavened with
NOHCNy ANICL tAl1t uCopAtC tHC cGo-
pense, the audience Is not subjected
to nervous prostration.
Kathryn Gtvney does her best work
this season as a chorus girl who
speaks an English all her own.
KEITH'S-Pat Rooney.M Marion Bent.
Pat Rooney, Marion Bent and Pat
Rooney, Sd. who headline the bill at
B. F. keith's Theater this week, have
recently closed a successful musical
comedy season and are returning to
vaudeville with many members of
their company, including Layman and
King, Muriel Stryker, Anita Nieto.
Mildred Burns and Pat Rooney's Club
Orchestra, under the direction of the
violinist, Andy Byrne.
Featured will be Kate Smith, the
Washington blues singer. and the
famous French ventriloquist, Leo Bill,
popular idol on the continent.
Others are Dare and Wahl, two
ambitious youths" who originated
their sap comedy; Joan jain and the
Baldwin Sisters, in Music Hath
Charms produced and staged by
Miss jain, concert soprano; Josephine
Harmon and Georgia Sands in 1--WE
and U.s." and julius Fuerst and COM
pany, THE Man on the Blocks" an
interesting bit Of athletics.
The Aesop's Fables, Topics of the
Day and the Pathe News Pictorial on
the screen will complete the bill.
Evening star., 1926-05-23
Current Attractions.
At the Theaters This Week.

At the Iheaters his Week.
NATIONAI-'The Warning comedy mystery play
formance
KETHS-Ps RooneMarion Bent vaudeville Opens this
EAR.E-'The Test" vaudeville. Opens this afternoon.
Evening star., 1926-05-23
Photoplays This Week
At the Photoplay Houses This Week.


METROPOLTAN"The Volga Boatman Shown this afternoon
and evening
PALACEThe Crown of Lies Shown this afternoon and evening
RALTO"The Night Cry Shown this afternoon and
COLUMBIA-"Paris." Shown this and evening
TINOI"The Sea Beast Shown this and
AMBASSADORThe Voga Boatman Shown this afternoon and
evening.
CENTRALPel OF the Sea Shown this afternoon and evening
STRAND"Partner Again Shown this evening.
Evening star., 1926-05-23

TIVOLI-"The Sea Beast"
John Barrymore will be the star
Go1tinued ON Third Ragsl
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DEATH CLAIMS PAID

November, 8, 1926. Va
Mr.. JDo. A. Hines, Secty. Treas. Su
preme Grand Council /. o. st. Luke
Dear Sir:
I wish to thank you for your
check of $4,000 which / received on
November s 1926 to pay the death
claim caused by the death of my
father, Daniel Pennick.
Mabel b. Pennick, Beneficiary.
(Witness), Mary G.. Coleman.
November. 8, 1925, Va.
Mr.. Jno. A. Hines. Secty. Treas Su.
preme Grand Council I. o. st. Luke.
Dear Sir:
l wish to thank you for your
check of $4,000 which 1 received on
November 8 1926 to pay the death
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father, Daniel Pennick
Bette ]. Pennick, Beneficiary.
(Witness), Mary G.. Coleman.
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ternal and Utflsn sfitends wtip russnnu
his denise
A. w. Lloyd OF sat. Louis, NO,
grand chancellor sof X. of p, State
OF Missouri. has returned TO his
home after attending conference
OF executives OF the order held in
this city the pmst week
The Homecoming week and indoor
carnival Will be celebrated Dec. 18th
to 18Th at Masonic Hal 1856 State
ST., by the local councils of A. u. X.
& -. OF A. under direction of Mro!
Eliza jackson. state grand queen
j. c. Martin. exalted ruler or FIT.
Dearborn Lodge No. "A, Elks, re+
turned from successful hunting
trip the past week and in time to
attend the regular meeting OF FIT.
Dearborn Lodge.
u. B. #. in the city OF Chicago is
beginning to show increase in mem.
bership under the leadership eof It's
state grand master. J. B. Street who
has doubled his forces to make this
organization second to none under
his administration.
Rev. Joshua Christian, 114rb s.
Elizabeth St.. Morgan Park. made q
week end visit to New Orleans, La.,
to visit relatives and friends.
National Grand Master William n
Fields OF A. u. *. & d. of A. is
expected from headquarters in st
Louis. Mo-. sometime during the
coming week on official business.
The 1927 Marching Club OF FIT
Dearborn Lodge. No. ~, E1ks, held
it's Sunday evening forum on Nov
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Blvd. A fine program was present
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president, were present and welcomed
the participants and their friends
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cordially invited
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ROANOKE LETTER.

Mr.. Johnson Banks. who has re-
sided here % years. is dead The
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the Fields"
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/ would like to find out something
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CHICAGO, ILL.

The remains Of p. F. Hayes well
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i7en Of Chicago. we're shipped to
louisville. XIV. Wednesday evening
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ices in this CITY at the wilIin ", &C.,
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FULTON NOTES.

N"S Cha~itv Z. rettus takes this
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grandmother, Mrs. Charity f. Will
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The funeral OF Bro. Thomas Gates
who departed this life Nov. 10. 1926,
was held at Mt. Calvary Baptist
Church SUNDAY the 21st. Sermon by
Re-. G.. A. Cobbs.
The Bird anniversary of the Fulton
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held tomorrow at s P. NJ. at the
Union Level Baptist Church, Rev. B.
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MONDAY

"The b. Y. p. U. Organization"
Mr.. Lee Shepherd vice-presiden
of the b. Y. p. u. Convention O.
Virginia. educational secretary of tn
First Baptist Church. Richmond
TUESDAY
THE B. Y. p. U. at Work"
(a) Personal Service Committee,
Mr.. O. NJ. Smith, Jr, first vice presi
dent of the B. Y. p. U. Associatiol
of Richmond
OBJ Social Committee Miss Ro-
sale Dixon, Personal Service Direct
or, Richmond Association.
(c) Membership Committee. Mr..
Eddie Willard, vice president North
side District, Richmond Assoc:atio,
cd instruction Committee, Mr.
Dewey M. Harris Grace Baptist
Church.
(e) Missionary Committee. Mir
Earl Wood, formerly president of tn ;
Richmond Association.
(D Program Committee. Mr.. Harvy
S. Tinsley, formerly secretary and
treas. of the State B. Y. p. U. Con
vention.
Features: Demonstration of a B.
Y. r. u. directed by Mr. George
Richwine, asst secretary, Richmond
Association.
Inspirational meeting was held
Thursday night. Address by DR..
John l.. Slaughter. pastor of tn
Leigh st. Baptist Church.
Soloa by Miss Alberta Powell, so
prano soloist, st. James Episcopal
Church. Mr.. Paul Saunier. organist
st. James Episcopal Church.
Conference director, Mr.. r. Gar
nett Hall, president of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union of Virginia.
Conference Committee Of the Coun.
ell: Mr.. r. P. Daniel, Mr.. James Fl.
Shelton. Mr.. w. III. Spurlock, Jr.. as
sisted by the Publicity Committee.
Miss M. Kate Doyle, pres, B. Y.
Z. II. Council
Churches in the b. Y. p. u. Coun-
Gil: Clay Street Ebenezer. Fifth,
Fifth Street, First. Fourth, Mt. Car
mel, Mt. Moriah, Mt. Olivet, Provi.
dence. Riverview, st. Luke. Second.
Sharon, Sixth Mt. Zion and Trinity.
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