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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1926-01-23
BETHANY M. p. CHURCH.

BETHANY M. p. CHURCH.
10 A. M. Sunday school and Adult
Bible classes.
II A. M. Divine service and sermon
6.45 P. M. Christian Endeavor.
7.30 P. M. Divine service and SER
mon.
Prayer service and short address on
Wednesday evening at 7.30.
E. L. BUNCE, Pastor.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1926-01-23
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sunday School and Mems Bible
Class 10 A. M,
II A. M. and 7.3O P. M. sermons
by pastor.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday even
ing at 7.30.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1926-01-23
Statue Puzzles Scientists

A grotesque state of King Akhen-
alton, father-in-law of Tut-Ankh-Amen,
was found near Luxor. Egypt. Akh-
enaten is known in Egyptian history
as the hereto pharaoh. The statue
Is life size and was evidently intended
as a caricature of the monarch. Egypt
ologists are puzzled to know how this
statue came to be at Karnak, which Is
near Luxor, because the hereto king
removed his capital from Thebes to
Tel-el-Amarna. After the statue is
placed in the museum at Cairo the In
scriptions on it will be deciphered ;
they may reveal why 1t was found
at Karnak.-Pathfnder Magazine.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1926-01-23
Lepers Want Newspaper

Patients at the leper colony of Kali
aupapa, on Molokai island, in the Ha-
waiian group, have applied for per-
mission to issue a newspaper. Sew.
eral wealthy residents of the cOmmu-
nifty have offered to finance 1t. The
unfortunate inmates feel 1t would be
q boon to them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-08
NATIONAL PLAYERS-"Seven Keys
to RaldDate,"

The seasons good-by TO Washing
ton by the National Players will be
gay recitative labeled Seven Keys to
Baldpate." which is claimed to be one
of the best things George NJ. Conan
ever wrote. 1t has mystery, comedy
and drama, and with these elements
it has authenticity. Conan goes
ahead, exposes his product to view,
distributes samples throughout the
three acts and then neatly wraps it
up at the final curtain without leav-
ing a part of it's unity accounted for.
Seven Keys" is laid. in dead Win
ter. in the echoing corridors of Sum
mer hotel, abandoned between sea-
sons. "Baldpate" Is its name, and the
one key in existence is lent by the
owner to an author who wants soil
tude for the benefit of his brain-chil
dren. Ensconced in the resort, his
labors are arrested by the intermit-
tent arrivals of various individuals,
all possessing keys and all contriving
to make an hilarious bedlam.
Where do the keys come from?
What happens and how? Cohan an
swers these questions with astonish-
ing workmanship and logic.
Seven Keys" is the play chosen by
National patrons as the one most pre-
ferred for the farewell week. 1t won
over THE Bat" and THE Cat and
Canary and scores of others.
The entire cast will parade through
the action on this final week, and
most likely there1l be a chance to
shout good by between the acts.
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METROPOIITAN-"Into Her
Kingdom.

Next week. beginning Sunday att
Theeter. the bill viii headed by
corinne Griffith in First National $
production, Into Her Kingdom, a
romantic drama of revolutionary days
in Russia when a crown princess be
came the wife under Soviet law OF a
pea SAINT. -,
furnished by Madeleine Michigan. a
Young violinist. who comes to the
Capital practically unknown. hut who
is heralded as a brilliant artist. A
new Helen and Warren comedy.
Easy Payments" featuring Helen
Cooley, Katherine Perry and Arthur
Hoffman: the Metropolitan World
survey and selected offerings of the
Metropolitan symphony, under Daniel
Breeskin, will he added attractions.
On week days the Metropolitan
Ranhlers. I2 syncopationists. under
Milton Davis. will divide the day with
the symphony. playing from 1850
am. to $50 pm. and from to 1850
% m.
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COTJ-NRIA-"Tbe Son of the Sheik.'

A romantic sensation is announced
by Ioew's Columbia Theater for this
week. starting sunday, in Rudolph
Valentines last photoplay. The Son
of the Sheik." sequel by L. NJ. Hull
TO The Sheik" of five years ago.
Wilma Banky. the Hungarian rhap-
sody." who was Valentines leading
woman in The Eagle" heads the cast
nf THE Son Of the Sheik' as the des-
er.t dancing girl who fascinated the
aon of the sheik while the cast IN
eludes George Fawcett, MontaSu
Love, Karl Dane. Bull Montana
Agnes Ayrcs and William Donovan.
THE Son of the Sheill was adapt
al by Frances Marion and directed
hv George F'itzmaurice. 1t reveals
Valentino as the son of the famous
English "sheik" he impersonated III
the first +. NJ. Hull story ana deals
with this youths; fancy for desert
dancing girl, who embroi!S HIM IN
one daring escapade after another, all
leading IN to a climax Of tremendous
and thrilling power.
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AMBASSADOR.-"Into Her. King
DOM

Corinne Griffith, supported by
new leading man, Einar Hanson,
Claude Gillingwater Charles Crockett
and Tom Murray, Will be seen at
Crandall's Ambassador Theater the
first three days of next week begin
ming Sunday afternoon. in First
Nationals production Into Her
Kingdom" supplemented by Helen and
Warren Fox Comedy, Easy Pay
ments" and other short subjects.
Wednesday and Thursday Monte
Blue and Patsy Ruth Miller in War
ner Bros production. $50 This is
Paris" a frothy. frivilous French
farce. supplemented by "ATr. Cinder-
ella" starring Johnny Arthur; Friday,
Dorothy Gish, supported by d cast of
foreign artists in the European made
camera version of the life of Nell
Gwyn." together with Ralph Graves
in Mack Sennett's "Funnymooners"
and Topics Of the Day; Saturday Buck
Jones, in "Lazybones, augmented by
Walter HERS in Fresh Faces" and
Grantland Rice "Sportlight.'
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PALACF-"The Waning Sex"

A new era will be ushered in at
Loew's Palace next Sunday afternoon
when the management inaugurates
its policy of presenting not only
screen attractions. but stage and must
cal attractions as we'll, all on the same
program.
The first program will present
Norma Shearer, Metro-Goldwyn-M Mayer
star, in her romantic comedy, The
Waning Sex" from a story by
Frederic and Fannie Hatton, with
Conrad Nagel as leading man and q
cast that includes George X. Arthur.
Mary McAlester. Charles McHugh and
Tiny Ward
The stage presentation will offer
Vincent Lopez, himself with his IA
nous Brunswick recording Casa
Lopez Orchestra, in four appearances
daily, two in the afternoon and two
at night. The Lopez Orchestra is
one of the biggest attractions of it's
type in the musical world.
Another stage attraction will be
Rubinoff. guest conductor and violin
solOiSt. who also will make four APP
pearances daily with the Palace Or,
chestra, and also play a series of VIC
lin solos. Richard Liebert, orGanist
of Loew's Palace, will be a still
further attraction.
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ADJUSTMENTS
RLALTO-"The Marriage Clause"

The Marriage Clause" which
comes to the Rialto next week, star
ring Francis Y. Bushman and Billie
Dove. is a story of stage life. that
mysterious land behind the footlights,
where will be seen the busy stage
hands. electricians. grips. prop men
and technicians performing the tasks
that keep the play moving on well
oiled hinges.
Bushman, as the stage director IS
said to portray his role with fire and
feeling undimmed by the passing of
the years. Billie Dove has the role of
the actress.
The cast includes Grace Diamond
as the jealous actress; Warner GLAND
the stage producer Henry Victor,
Caroline Snowden. Henri LaGarde,
Robert Dudley and Charles Mealin.
THE Marriage Clause" was di-
rected and adapted by Lois Weber
and is based on Dana Burnetts maya
zie story, ''Technic.'
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WARDMAN PARk-"Down to the
Sea in Ships"

Down to the Sea in Ships" which
will he revived by the Motion Picture
Guild at the Wardman Park Theater
next week. is said to I've the only au-
thentic whaling picture made.
The entire production was produced
under the auspices of the community
of New Bedford. Mass, which de-
signed the photoplay to be a memorial
to the days when New Bedford sent
forth whaling ships in search of ad-
venture and thrills. The people Of
New Bedford. having little capital. had
to resort to realistic sets to make
their picture. The crew and every
one connected with the operation of
tho ship were real sailors and whale.
men.
Raymond Mckee, the leading man,
not only demonstrated that he mas.
tered the art Of harpoon throwing,
hut participated in the spearing and
Staying of the largest sperm whale
out Of a total Of II which they cap
tured.
Clara Bow. then a. graduate from
n Brooklyn high school and winner
Of beauty contest: Marguerite
Courtot. William Walchtt and the en-
tire town of New Bedford played in
the production.
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WORLDS BIGGEST MACHINE.
Electric Generator for New York
With 215,Oo6 Horsepower.

FROM the hanSas lily star.
With the labor and skill OF more
than a thousand men. the actual work
of constructing the worlds most pow
erful machine has begun at the plant
of the Brown Boveri Electric Corpora
ton at Camden. y. J. Their labors
will be converted into energy equiva-
lent to the manpower of 100000 men
working eight hours day.
The machine is a 60-cycle turbo-
generator ordered by the United Elec-
trio Light & Power Co, for installa-
ton in the He'll Gate station of the
New York Edison Co, New York City.
In all phases of construction. cost.
weight of castings. degree of eff
cheney and capacity this machine
represents an enterprise more than
twice as great as any similar enter
prise ever attempted.
A volume of water greater than the
5000 gallonanhour low-water flow of
the Delaware River at Port Jervis will
flow through the generator system.
and 40 carloads of coal per day Will
feed the boilers supplying steam for
the turbine. The generator. IN turn.
will develop power sufficient to illum-
mate all the streets and three-quarters
of the homes Of New York City. The
generator will have rated continuous
load capacity of 215.000 horsepower.
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CENTRAL - Wandering Footsteps"

The featured attraction at Gran
dalls Central Theater the first two
DAYS of next week, beginning Sunday.
will be Estelle Taylor and Bryant
Washburn in Wandering Footsteps"
supported by Alec b. Francis, Eu-
genie Besserer. Ethel Wales, Phillips
Smalley and little Frankie barrow.
Added attra ctiOns will be Hal Roach'S
production in two reels, Uncle Toms
Uncle" with Our Gang" and the
sixth visualized lesson in Charleston
dancing.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Louise Fa.
zenda and Jacqueline Logan In Foot
loose Widows" supplemented by
Paul Terry Aesop Fable and the Pathe
Review.
Thursday and Friday. Clara Bow,
Percy Marmont and Ernest Terrence
in "Mantrap." supplemented by Jim
my Adams IN Chase Yourself" and
Lyman II. Howe's Hodge Podge:"
Saturday. Zane Grey's Desert Gold"
produced by Paramount. supplement
ed by Charley Chase IN Dog Shy"
and other short reels.
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NVOLI.-"You Never Know Women"

At Crandalls Tivoli Theater the
first two days of next week, beginning
Sunday afternoon, the film Offering
will be Paramount's production, You
Never Know Women" starring Flor
ence Vidor, supplemented by Mack
Sennettss comedy, Eight Night" the
Pathe review and Topics of the Day.
and pipe organ accompaniment and
solo interludes by Otto F. Beck and
Ida V. Clarke.
Tuesday and Wednesday George
O'Brien and Olive Borden in William
FoX's production Fig Leaves"
comedy drama dealing with the
clothes problem. supplemented by a
two-real adoption OF O. Iienry's
story, THE Lick Penny Lover" and
Lyman II. HOwe's Hodge P0dge":
Thursday and Friday Blanche Sweet
and Owen Moore i'll a film version Of
the play Diplomacy" supplemented
by AL st. John in a two-reel comedy
and News Events; Saturday Tom Mix
and Tony. the wonder horse, in My
Own Pal" supplemented by a new
Buster Brown comedy, Busters Girl
Friend
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EARLE.-"Day and Aileen Revue"

The hea dime feature for next week
at the Earle Theater, beginning Sun
day afternoon. will be the Day d
Aileen Revue, a handsomely mounted
Offering. with group of clever prln-
cipals and ensemble. Featured will
be Jerry's piano girls in Bit
o Dream Music" with Mary Wash
burn directing n talented group,
which includes Dorothy Dale. So
prano: Priscilla Holbrook, first plan
list. and Florence SheWen. solo plan
list. assisted by Evelyn Mason. Ann
Mason, Jean Morey, Josie Clerk,
jeanne Stuart. Tuts Maths, Lillian
Downey and Irene Rich.
Others booked are Gibson and Price
in a comedy novelty. with prologue by
Evelyn Mason, Ann Mason, Jean
Morey and the ensemble appearing
with the Piano Girls; Lester Calvin and
Charles OConnor, offering IN the
Dark" a skit by Harry Conn, assisted
by Ann Vesey, and Walter Brewer,
monologist. billed as the Jolly Jester.
The photoplay will be Producers
production. The Last Frontier fea-
turing William Boyd, star of The
Eolga Boatman," and Marguerite de la
Motto.
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KEITH'S-Trini.

Two foreignS stars head the bill at
B. +. keith's Theater next week, the
first. Trim, who is called the most
beautiful girl in Spain. and the sec
ond. Englands foremost ventriloquist,
Arthur Prince
Flo Lewis. Coincidence, will be fea-
tured In Give Us a Hitch" assisted
by Sam Coslow. and others will in
clude European favorites, Willie,
West & McG1nty in n farce, House
Builders; Frank Faron, who will eX-
hihit his stock of laughs; the Pas
quail Bros, in an unusual gymnastic
offering; the Iverson Sisters. a duo of
different entertainers, and the Misses
Stanton and Dolores in their Offering,
Girl. Nevertheless
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STRAND-The VOlga Singers.

The Strand Theater will offer as the
photoplay attraction next Sunday one
Of the screen sensations of the year,
1.-THE Waltz Dream" a gay romance
Of love and loyalty. in laid in Vienna.
The vaudeville program will be
headed by the Volga Singers, who
will appear In a "Sextette of All-Star
Russian Concert Singers" Other
numbers include Harry Hickey" La
Van. assisted by Miss Lettie Bolles,
in a comedy song and pianologue
number, Mere Nonsense; Harry Sa-
voy and Ruth Name in a comedy skit,
is He Dumb?"; Mary DAMS i'll "A
Little loneliness and Lyrics" by
Harry Breen, and the Chandon Trio
in "A Variety Of Sensations"
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MCTUAI-"MoonIight Maids"

Billy Haean, assisted by Anna
Toehe. heads the company OF his new
version and production of the Moon
light Maids" which will be the attrac-
ton at the Mutual Theater next week.
beginning sunday. The scenery, cos
tunes and electrical effects are said
to be most elaborate and the cast in
cludes Edna Somers, prima donna;
Adele Lewis, soubrette, and Jack
Wald. Bert Carr and Leo Brecher,
together with chorus OF sixteen at
tractiYe maidens.
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LINCOLN-"NeH Gwyn."

The bookings announced for next
week, beginning Sunday afternoon. at
the Lincoln Theater include for the
first three DAYS of the week Dorothy
Gish in Nell Gwyn," supplemented
by Bohbie Vernon in Christies two
reeler, It'll we Eat Again. Wednes-
day and Thursday, Monte Blus and
Patsy Ruth Miller IN a lively farce.
$50 This is Paris augmented by
Ralph Graves in Sennett's The Win
dow Dummy" and Screen Snapshots:
and Friday and Saturday, Priscilla
Dean in THE Speeding Venus" aug
mented by Our Gang in Baby
Clothes" the Pathe Review. and Sat
urday only the first installment of a
new serial. showed In"
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FAVORITE.

Sunday and Monday Harold LLOYD
In For Heavens Sake" Aesop Fable:
Tuesday, Greta Nissen and Lionel
barrymore in "The Lucky Lady"
Clyde Cook in "Strawberrv Blue;
Wednesday, Irene Rich in silk and
Shackles," Arthur Lake in "Hearts
for Rent: Thursday. Conway Tearle
and Barbara Bedford in 1.-The Sport
ing Lover" comedy, Under Two
Jags": Friday. Fred Thomson in "Tho.
Two Gun Man." Glenn Tryon in
Long Pants; Saturday, Lefty Flynn
in THE Traffic Cop" Larry Semon in
1.-THE Saw Mill" and Radio Detec-
five " No G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-08
ELITE.

Sunday and Monday. Anita Stewart
and George Sidney in THE Prince OF
Pilsen," Pathe News and Fox comedy,
1.-THE Heartbreaker': Tuesday. Pola
Negri in Good and Naughty" and
Fox comedy, "The Flaming Affair;
Wednesday and Thursday. Helene
Chadwick in THE Woman Halter
and Fox comedy. Control Yourself :;
Friday, Priscilla Dean in THE Danger
Girl" and Fox comedy. "Matr1mony
BIues": Saturday. Greta Nissen,
lone, BARRYMORE and William Collier
in Lucky Lady" and comedy
"IIeoyv Parade"
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CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday-Adolphe Menjou in "a
Social Celebrity" and Cameo Com
edy. The Radio Bug; Monday, Jo-
eeDh Schildkraut in Meet the
Prince" and Bobby Vernon in I'm
til We Eat Again; Tuesday, Vera
Reynolds in sunny Side Up and
Juvenile comedy, "Raisin' Cain;
Wednesday, Greta Nissen and Lionel
Barrymore in THE Lucky Lady and
Theda Bara in Hal Roach's Madam
Mystery; Thursday. Clara Bow In
THE Runaway" and Imperial Com
edy, "a Bankrupt Honeymoon: Fri
day, Olive Borden in yellow Fin
gers" and Sennett Comedy, Hay
foot. Strawfoot'; Saturday. Zane
Crews Desert Gold9 and Art Lake in
separated Sweethearts.'
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AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday and Monday, Betty Comp.
son and James Kirkwood in The
Wise Guy" and Aesop Fable; Tues
day and Wednesday, Dorothy Gish
in Nell Gwyn" and Sennett's Fight
Night: Thursday, Norman Kerry in
The Love Thief" and Wanda Wiley
in Mixed Brides; Friday. Tom Mix
on MY Own PAL and Hal Roach's
Don Key, Saturday, Priscilla Dean
in THE Speeding Venus" and Juvenile
comedy. Bear Cats"
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GAYETY-"Mutt and JEFF"

Next weeks attraction at the Gay
ETY. Theater. beginning with Sunday
matinee, will be the new version OF
that popular comic. Mutt and jeff.
The famous cartoon has been staged
into a girl and music attraction, with
new book, new scenes, new music, new
costumes and cast. 1t is in two acts
with Is scenes and IA musical num-
bers, with 90 girls in the ensemble.
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CIRCLE.

Monday, Lillian Rich and Bert
Lytell, ship of Souls; Tuesday, Ben
Lyon, Anna G. Nilsson and Marjorie
Daw, "One Way Street; Wednesday
and Thursday. showings and pm,
Colleen Moore. Ella Cinders." with
Lloyd Hughes; Friday, Ken Maynard
and Dorothy Devore. "Senor Dare
devil; Saturday, SIENNA Owen and
Joseph Schildkraut, "Shipwrecked.."
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GLEN ECHO PARK.

Glen Echo Park will close the sea
son OF 1926 at midnight Sunday, Sep
ten1ber u. All the many amusement
devices are running at fun speed and
Happy" Walker has arranged some
thing new and novel for every night
In the week, when his orchestra plays
for the dancers from $50 until closing
time
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DJTMBARTON.

Sunday. Emil Jannings in va
rietv'. Monday. Lois Moran, Moan
Reerv in "Padlocked'' Tuesday. shir-
lev Mason in Desert Cold; Wednes-
day. Aileen Pringle in THE Wilder
ness Woman; Thursday, Ernest Tor
ence and Clara Bow IN "Mantrap ;
Friday, Vera Gordon and Charles Muir
rav in Sweet Daddies": Saturday,
George Walsh in "Blue Blood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-08
APOLLO.

Sunday and Monday. Dorothy Gish
in Nell Gwvn" and Sennett's Fight
Night TUESDAY and Wednesday,
Florence vidor in You Never Know
Women" and Lige Conley in Who's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-08
COLON Y.

Sunday, Vera Reynolds in sunny
Side Up and Alice Day in Sennett' S
"Gooseland" Monday, Lionel Barry
more in "Brooding Eyes" and Charles
Chase in NUNS the Word; Tuesday,
Dorothy DeVore and Cullen Lands in
THE Midnight Flyer" and Johnny
Arthur in Mr. Cinderella: Wednes.
day. Dorothy Gish in Nell Gwyn'
and Nicely Edwards in Loves Labor
Lost: Thursday, Betty Compson and
James Kirkwood in THE Wise Guy:
and Aesop Fable; Friday. Zane Grey $
Desert Gold" and Charles PuffX IN
"Wise or Otherwise; Saturday, [red
Thomson in Hands Across the Dor
der" and Sennett's "Hayfoot. straw
foot "
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OLYMPIC.

Sunday and Monday. Henry Is.
Walthal and Marguerite De La Motto
in THE Unknown Soldier" Pathe
Weekly and Pathe comedy. Yes. Yes,
Nanette": Tuesday, Madge Bellamy in
BLACK Paradise" and Pathe comedy.
Uneasy Three: Wednesday. Mary
Brian in Peters B. kyne's More Pay,
Less Work" and Pathe comedy.
Papa Be Good: Thursday and Fri.
Room" Fox Weekly and Pathe reel,
"The Seven Ages of Sport": SATURDAY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-08

Ny Wife?": Thursday. Joseph Schild
kraut in Meet the Prince" and Glenn
Tryon in THE Cows Kimona"; FRI
day. Norman Kerry in THE Love
Thief" cartoon and news: Saturday,
Buck Jones in Lazy Bones" and
A l,ia
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HTPPODRONIE.

Sunday and Monday, w. G. Fields
in ITS the Old Army Game; Pathe
sport reel, "The Big Kick" and Fox
comedy. "Sawdust and Spangles":
Tuesday and Wednesday, Anita Stew
art and George Sidney in 1.-THE Prince
of Pilsen" and Pathe comedy. Uneasy
Three: Thursday, John Bowers and
Marguerite De La Motto in THE Peo-
pie VS.. Nancy Preston" and comedy,
The Beauty Parlor"; Friday. Bessie
Love and William Haynes in 'Lovey
Mary" and comedy. Heavy Parade;
Saturday, Anna @. Nilsson in THE
Splendid Road" Pathe News and
comedy. Are Parents Pickles?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-08
LEADER.

The Leader Theater will present
the Birth of a Nation for one week,
starting Saturday and continuing
through Friday. September II. In this
D. w. Griffith masterpiece appear
Henry B. Whital, Col. Ben Cameron,
Mae Marsh. Lillian Gish. Robert Har
ron, Wallace Reid and Walter Long.
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HOME.

Sunday, Norman Kerry in THE
Love Thief" and Aesop Fable; Mon
day, Florence Vidor and Lowell Sher
man in You Never Know Women"
and Lige Conlev in. Going Crazy;
Tuesday, Monte Blue and Patsy Ruth
Miller in $50 This Is Paris" and Edna
Marion in His Girl FRIEND: Wednes-
day, Dorothy Revier and Forrest Stan
lev in THE Fate of Il Flirt" and
Neelv Edwards in 'Whos NeXt?"
Thursday, George OBrien and Olive
Borden in Fig Leaves" and Charles
Puffy in 1.-The Thirteenth Man; Fri
day. Vera Reynolds in Sunny Side
Up" and Clyde Cooke in Hal Roach's
scared Stiff: Saturday. Tom Mix in
"My Own Pal" and O. Henry's The
Lick Penny Lover"