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RENT Observation-Disclosures,
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FOR RFNT-COTO OPFHFT
80. <,1nr,l~ - - - Il
1924 CORCORAN ST. NV. n3S.
s1Ts snn eaec,; gqod congition.
5.room bric< dweiIinS. low r.nt -
uChart pS " sbnssrr,a ~ luua' !"
Several Or and b. eIec' furnace he.t vvith
1s ssresi and Il = + ds.lrsSa 81 Sw ;os
rooms eAcn pson heon coaGa coT9e sW 'sn0n rent 10y
rooms sss sGo1 II cSadi Ss i %Sl2'oo mo. 80
~ ane R d611mb,n 16amei sedased RS e $40 m''a
5 rooms rent, nS 6s!H; sa7;:5S 5oSs Sa condition.
1923 F ST. Main 4Sa4
34lS 14th ST. Columbia i5TT.
CoLoRED. 1908 10th N.w.-s r.. -
oaP p',....ra..' .'.'...'... sssekg
g33o OH ~ :. : 1922 S4 e.
81 n.xNe r. amt. mn. .::::::..:: 5000
ii Ia Pierce nv r.. -: 35.on
~l-o NeEp1rt pi. nW-l large rm. "s.s0
-e1 EpW Z; SCHWARTZ. INC
-.34 10Th NV. Main 6clo
eiece: $3.50: NV hooNs; BATH
921 Eye st. n.w-10 rooms. . baths. hot
yard % Sfgss Seffgss electricity; Just renovated; large
tricty Very at,rsctiSe Eo" homs oa'os osne.fs
G.. W, u, Law School Si06 ~'P'.Si
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NEW UP-TO-DATE HOMES
FOR RENT

- - NORTHWEST SECTION.
3S Sherman Circle-6 r.. & b.. $3.50
3552 Rock Creek Church rd-S
rooms and two baths. l25OO
1910 Calvert st. n.w.-14 rooms
IN, and. and three baths. ,..:...,..: 10000
.-o. IdLh :......... ........... 5000
4oOo Arkansas ave. rooms and
,,.o bath -. 75.oo
1860 Irving st. n.w.-lo rooms, and 'o'''
1910 bath -. 13j.oo
l2l9 Fairmont st. n,w.-1O rooms
and bath 10000
1851 Lawrence st. n.e.-7 rooms
,.o- ana bath: .......... S1O.00
1870 Monroe st. NE rooms and
3e4 T ct. n.e.-Six rooms and bath :100
1910 Bird ST. NET rooms and bath - (I,,
212 18th st. n.e.-5 rooms and bath $500
!I4 I st. n.e-6 rooms and bath OO
@42I 3rd 81. ne.-6 rooms and bath 20 OO
SOUTHEAST SECTION
JIG 9th st. s.e.-10 rooms and bath SO 90
1SSS! st. s.e.-8 rooms and bath 4j 81
lo~4 Potomac ave. s.e.-6 rooms
~ and bath. .............. 80 90
@oo6 Nichols ave. se.-6 rooms and
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1911 II St. NV. Main 900.
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d. C.. NALAND COMPANY.
1910 Vermont Ave Main 339.
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2s09 CONN.-1I r.. 5B. AMI. se2s 10
l433 Y st. n.w.-14 r. & = b. ami 10000
30i Col. rd-13 T.. , b.. anil. 10000
22I Ord st. ,n.w.-12r. 2 b., ami I.500
la61 Euclid n.w-10r 3 b. ami 1890
53 Cedar St. T. P-1Or r. b. ami 100 90
5336 81 ct ST r.. . b., ami. 10000
d3US Col rd. n.w.-S r.. b., ami 100 90
39u! Ga. ave. n.w.-10 r. b., ami. 100 90
2 IL Y Grant pl. n.w-11 T.. b., h.-w.h. 81 so
~ H 81; n.w.-15 r.. b.. h-a.h 80 90
3ot3 dlth 81. NV r.. b., ami. 5000
1897 quincy nw-6 r., b., ami. 77.60
iUo6 JUtn 81 n!e.-0 r.. b., ami IS 90
a. = 80 haI; rd nw.-6 r.. b.. ami. 1900
'yan an, hamliton nw-6 r.. b.. ami. 20 90
iSSVV11 ST. NE r.. D., ami. ..... $3.50
daI11r r. 81 ne-o r. b.. ami. $3.50
3d3' " afuer NV r.: b., ami. iS 40
S1no S311no l. 81: PHO r, b.. :........ $500
81. bry ant 81 n!e.-6 r.. b., ami. h5 90
3566 Holmead n.w.-6 r. b. ami 65 nO
lOI0 10Th st. net r., b., ami G5 OO
10 cromwell Terrace net r. b.
o. smi' .,......: :... $500
I.aac 81 hW-S r. D.: ami. 6UUU
at|0 oth 81: nw-S r.. b., h.-w.h.. 90 90
933o pc Seatoh ST. NV r.. b.. h.-a.h.. 60 90
33O 2lst at. n.w.-6 r., b.. anil 80 90
Job Bird st. n.e.-6 r.. b. ami * 90
60s NJ st. n.w.-10 r., b 5@ "a
d534 st nw.-6 r.. b.. h.-wh so l0
30i6 lOth st. NV r.. b.. h-ah 81 90
IO29 Sth st. nw.-5 T.. b. eec 70 %
:53 II % st. n.e-6 r.. b.... 1S5O
!SO2 18th 1t. n.w-6 r.. b... -,
1890 Kramer ne.-6 r. b., h-ah 3boO
$50 Fla. ave. n.w-4 rooms | 80 81
B. +. SAUL CO..
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RESIDENT MANAGER

2 rms, recpt. hall. kitchen and bath.
sos and UP
3 and 4 rms. recpt hall. Kitchen and bath.
S0E and IN
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THE WILTON, 1881 18th ST. N.W-Most
reasonable ants. in Wash.-Five rooms
kitchen and bath: $50.
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945 LOSGFELLOw ST Nw.--Apts. of
two rooms. kitchen and bath $41.50 to
$50 Modern bldg.
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RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE. FROM
5 to 8 mos: garage. Phone Cleye. 3272.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOUSE on
18th st.. eight rooms and two baths FRANK
1857. 16e
ATTRACTIVE HOME AT 1747 PARK RID.
3 rooms and bath hot water heat. electro.
to q small family, Imm%ediate % % %oGcugsney
Eaa sGtb 81 Main SS0s
Is06~RIGGs PL-s ROOMS. BATHS:
no linen dishes; good references required. .
$3.50. JOHN T. Knott. 91s F st
1914 r. !. AVE NV JUST OFF 18th ST.
Furnished. 81 rooris. :, baths. h.-w h..
cleo: possession October / garage; phone
for inspection
Georgetown--New house furnished; r..
b. anil. $4,000.
4505 18Th st. n.w.--6 r.. b.. ami: ga
rage: $4,000.
BOSS & PHELPS,
l4l7 K St. Main $500.
Evening star., 1926-09-15

LARGE ENTRANCE COURT: spacious
porch and attractvely furnished lobby.
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Mt Pleasant ST. Modern bldg-Apts.
of two exceptionally large rooms Kitchen
reception hall and bath; S5i so
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3lO0 WARDER ST NW-In new corner
bldg: mr.: Soldiers, Home-Excellent apt.
kitchen. reception hall and bath: $3.50.
Heated by Oil.
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l445 OAK ST. Nw-Between I+th and
9Th lust north OF Meridian Rents ex-
tremely reasonable. 3 rooms. d. a.. kit;
and bath. ...-..,. 500. 90
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THE GREENSBORO 1914 18th ST. NM
Within walking distance of Government
Depts.. All arts. newly decoratedIThree
and four rooms with bath: elevator
resident mgr. Very reasonable rents.
Evening star., 1926-09-15

DoRsTAN HALL. 1900 GA. AVE. NV
In Saurs Addition--Eew building with
apartments OF rooms. bath. porches.
cedar closets and shower; $6". TO SIS.
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2426 10th ST. N.w.--Apts. in detached
bldg. FACING Mjntwood st.-Excelent To-
cation--Four very large rooms, reception
hall and bath: exceptionally large closets
All newly decorated.
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1924 CONN AvE-In Cleveland Park
Apt. OF two rooms. kitchen. reception
hall and bath 500 month: Three rooms,
kitchen, reception hall and bath: S1o
Evening star., 1926-09-15

10 1lth ST Nw.-Splendid downtown To-
cation Apt suitable for business and
residence-Five rooms and bath h.-w.h..
elPc janitor service.
Evening star., 1926-09-15

1871 IRVING ST N.W.--Most convenient
location in the city-Two rooms, kitchen
and bath; $40.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-10-22

but carefully" was erected on the
State Highway a month ago.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-10-22

The Burglar Fad entered tb.
house as quietly as possible. but
his shoes were not padded and
they made some noise.
He.had just reached the door of
the bedroom when he heard some
one moving in the bed as if about
to get Up, and he paused.
The sound of woman's voice
hoated to his ears.
"If you don't take off your shoes
when you come into this house"
it said, there's going to be trouble,
and a whole lot of it. Here it's
been raining for three hours. and
you dare tramp over my carpets
with muddy shoes on. Go down
stairs and take them off,"
He went downstairs without
word, but he didn't take his shoes
off. Instead, he went into the
night again, and the pal who was
waiting for him saw a tear glisten
in his eye.
L can't rob this house" he said.
reminds me of home
Pitt Panther.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-10-22

5 SPEEDIEST METHODS OF
BROADCASTING:
Telephone
Telegraph
and Tell conhdentially.
--Vds5av Vagdbond.
Irony: A sarcastic remark or
group of remarks made by boiler
maker.
Blue OK
Head coach. Where did you get
that lame lcg-Charley horse?
Varsity man: No sir, Charles
ton horse.
--BnckncH Belle Hop.
The height OF dieting is the in
dividual who refused to wear stiff
collar because it had too much
starch in it.
Rutgers Ch1nticicer.
'Do you know who wrote The
Covered Hdgon?'
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-10-22
Not Too Many.

Rich Old Aunt recovering from
accidenD Pm afraid | shall feel
the effects Of this accident for ma
ny years to come"
Nephew with eXpectations): Il
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-10-22

Virtue is its own reward quo
ted the Wise Guy. I'VE never rea-
lie that till we Try to collect on ii, E"
suggested the Simple Mug.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-10-22

Yard Detective: What va dom
there, boz
Tired Never Tim: | am looking
for the directors meeting Of this
road.
Y. D.; Do you have any idea
where to find them?
T, N. T.: I'm on their track
now.
Pit Panther.
At last the South IS getting even
for that Civil War affair, They've
invented the Charleston.
u. Of Wash. Columns.
Then | brought out my horse
plstol-the one | raised from a
colt.
-Rmgers Chandelier.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-10-22

Would 1t?

sincerely nope not, auntie.
Would 1t?
often wonder if, when florists aim
My purse to touch,
A rose by any other name
Would cost as much. J.W.
observation-disclosures means
without q name. Now give me Il
sentence using the word.
Glass Dunce-Our new baby is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Will your husband be i'll the
parade?
| don't think SO. He can hardly
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-10-22

be induced TO walk from here to
The grocery store Star.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-10-22
Me AND NINE

Salesman: Yes, sir, this mechau-
aal fire engine is guaranteed TN
creakable.
Customer: Take it back. What
10 you think my kid is-a sissy?
Washington Dugc.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-10-22

No one ever succeeded any bet
ter than Willard. After he grad
uated from college he got a posi-
ton with prominent firm which
was noted for discharging its en-
ployees on short notice. But vii
lard remained. He was never dis
charged. He got along splendidk
The manager was pleased with ey-
erything that Willard did.
1t was a few days ago that VIII
lard informed his friends why the
manager was so partial to him, wf,v
he got along SO well Its because
m the only fellow in the place
that doesn't take correspondence
lessons on how to become a man.
ager."
<--No're Dame Jagglez.
He: You know, met some peo- :
pie who know you.
She: Yes, yes, what did they
say2
He: But I forgot who thew
were and what they told me.
Pomona S0getsn.
A student aInne-,,e-x, -,d A
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-10-22

Give me a glass of plain soda
water without flavor"
Without what favor2''
"Oh, I'll take it without va
nilla."
You'll have to take it without
chocolate. We amt got vanilla"
Pony Razer.
Lady: Young man, am l cor
rectly Informed that you intend to
sue Tor the hand of my daughter?
Lad: guess I'll have tot
: has my ring On it.
-NebrGSka Apguan.
Il have my working shirt on
now"
How's that"
1T keeps working out of my
belt
Oregon Orange Owl.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-10-22
CHRISTENING THE REV
ERENI

'Looky hcah. bruddern,' com
planned an old Baptist minister
who had just been appointed chap
lain of new colored lodge How
come you-all got sech gran names,
an amt muffin but jeS' plain
chaplain? Sonethin's got to be
done. or | resigns fun dis heah
lodge"
A discussion then arose about
what would be a suitable title for
the reverend, and a number of sug-
gestions were made; however, none
of them suited, until one of the
dusky members, struck with hap
ply inspiration. leaped to his feet
and exclaimed: Say, bruddern,
All moves we calls de rebbern heah
de Holy Smoke"
"Swcet girl-she's a dainty
morsel!"
"Yeh, always either boiled or
fried"
--Ddrtmoath Jack o'Lontern.
Gemainc:: How many Jumps in
your tea?
Apaine II you don't mind, I'll
take it all liquid.
Pennsylvania Punch BoIcl.
From all appearances, Our cowl-
lcge ooo-eds figure that their
fathers birthstones must be grind
stones.
--AmcS Green Gander.
My deah! | feah you have
rent youah Tuxedo !"
Not rent, sweetheart - Dor
rowed.'
-Colgate Banter.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Reductions are Keener than
Most Sales Would Suggest

People who know our policy know that the mere an
nouncement Of February Sale Of Lifetime Furniture
is signal to buy---but even our regular customers
would hurry all the more if they knew the sharp
duction3 in prices this February
Evening star., 1926-01-24
The Outstanding Sale Event
In Washington This Spring

We are proud of the exhibition which distinguishes
this SALE 1t has the character that is typical Of this
house and yet shows an adoance over previous years
in alaround beauty practcabily nd nearness to the
requirements of our patrons
Evening star., 1926-01-24

Tomorrow and throughout
The Month of February
Gaining richly with each recunence--in individual
prestige, in the wealth Of its assortments and in the
Of the savings it aAords-this great February
Sale OF Lifeline Furniture announces its 9Z6
renee, beginning tomorrow moml:g
Every suite and single piece Of Lifetime Furniture in
our stocks included in this once-a-yea Prices
thoug ghout show reductions of the sizabe pro-
portions Yet this sale finds its greatest merit in the
quality of the furniture offered.
The Outstanding Sale Event
In Washington This Spring
We are proud of the exhibition which distinguishes
this sale. 1t has the character that is typical Of this
house and yet shows aduance previous years
in allaound beauty, practcabiity I'D nearnes the
requirements Of patrons.
Reductions are Keener than
Most Sales Would Suggest
People who know policy know that the
Of February Sale Of Lifetime Furniture
signal to buy---but regular customers
would hurry all the if they knew the sharp
ducion in prices this February.
MAYER
SeUe11th Street
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Living Room Suites

Good-looking Karpen living
room suites are priced now, all
the way from $159.75 to 81, 900.
Evening star., 1926-04-11

Neeley Edwards in "a Perfect Lie ''
Thursday, Marguerite de la Motto
and John Bowers i'm '"The People W.
Nancy Preston" and Lupino Lane in
The Fighting Dude; Friday Jacque
line Logan in "The Outsider" and
comedy, "A Business Engagement -:
Saturday. Sally O'Neil in Mike, Hal
Roach's Dizzy Daddies" and CASEY
of the Coast Guard" No. 4.
Evening star., 1926-04-11
AVENUE GRAND.

Today, Eleanor Boardman and
Conrad Nagel in Memory Lane" and
comedy, "A Business Engagement" 3;
tomorrow, Ricardo Cortez and Greta
Garbo in Torrent" and Clyde Cooke
in whats The World Coming To-;
Tuesday, Lewis S. Stone and Anna Q.
Nilsson in TOO Much Money" and
cliff Bowes in Keep Trying: We'd
nesday. Alice Joyce and Conway
Tearle in Dancing Mothers" and
comedy; Thursday, Madge Bellamy and
Jack Mulhall in The Dixie Mer.
chant" and Glenn Tryor in Long
Pants" Friday, George Sidney and
Charlie Murray in The Cohens and
KeilyS" and Aesop Fable: Saturday,
Tom Moore in THE Song and Dance
Man" Lige Couley in "Lickety Split"
and Casey of the Coast Guard" No. 4,
Evening star., 1926-04-11
Hunting for Roosevelt.

-FOUR screen tests for characters 70
play tho role Of Theodore Roose
velt in Paramount 1.-THE Rough
Riders" have recently been taken,
two i'm Hollywood, one of a. carpenter
who was Rough Rider in Roosevelt =
regiment, and the other of q book
agent who bears a. striking resem
blance to the late President.
Two other tests have been taken in
Texas. and the film is being shipped
to Hollywood for inspection.
An award of $500 will be paid to the
first person who sends in TO Hagedorn
the name and photograph of the man
finally adjudged best suited TO the
role.
Evening star., 1926-04-11

Tuesday. Vera Reynolds. William
Boyd and Hobart Bosworth in steel
Preferred" Wednesday, Adolph Men
jou and Florence Nidor In The Grand
Duchess and the Waiter; Thursday
and Friday, showings Z and 9 p. m.,
Dorothy Mackall, Jack Mulhall iii
Joanna: Saturday, Mary Pickford in
"Annie Rooney." -
Evening star., 1926-04-11
HOME.

Today. Conway Tearle and Alice
Joyce in Dancing Mothers" and
Aesop Fable; tomorrow, Glenn Hunter
in ''The Little Giant" and Lloyd Ham.
ilton in Framed; Tuesday, The
Wanderer": Wednesday, Mary Philbin
in Stella Maris' and Ralph Graves in
Good Morning, Madame; Thursday,
George Sidney and Charlie Murray In
THE Cohens and Kellys" and Neeley
Edwards in "A Per feet Lie: Friday,
Hoot Gibson in THE Arizona Sweep
stakes" and comedy, "A Business En-
gagement"; Saturday, Jack Hoxie in
'"Two-Fisted Jones'" "Our Gang" in
Evening star., 1926-04-11

Patsy Ruth Miller, Norman Kerry
and Wallace Berry In "Lorrain of the
Lions" and Douglas Fairbanks in
The Nut; Saturday, Douglas Mclean
and Edith Roberts in Seven Keys to
Baldpate": Our Gang comedy, Boys
Wal Be joys" and Chapter of 'The
Green Archer" Shows continuous
on Saturday FROM 2 PM; on Sunday
from 3p.m) >
Evening star., 1926-04-11
CHEVY CHASE.

Today and tomorrow. Douglas Fair
banks in Don Q, Son of Zorro;
News Events and Aesop's Fables;
Tuesday. Owen Moore and Constance
Bennett in Married" Earle Foxe in
Van Bibber comedy. THE Wrestler"
Pathe Review; Wednesday and Thurs
day. Norma Shearer in THE Devils
Circus" Grantland Rice Sportlight
"All Astride"; News Eevents: Friday,
Norman Kerry. Lionel Barrymore
and Henry b. Walthall in The Bar
rier," Hal Roach comedy, do Your
Duty; ninth chapter. Ace of
Spades; Saturday, Jack Pickford-
The Hill Billy" Universal comedy,
Badly Broke
CIRCLE.
Today and tomorrow, Reginald Den
nv in "What Happened TO JoneS.''
Evening star., 1926-04-11
OLYMPIC.

Today and tomorrow, Leon Enrol
and Dorothy Gish in Clothes Make
the Pirate; comedy; news: Tuesday,
Wages for Wives" with Lacqueline
Logan and Creighton Hale. comedy;
Wednesday. Betty Compson and Ed
mund Lowe in The Palace Of Pleas
ure'' comedy; Thursday and Friday
at Gao and $50 pm. THE Wan.
derer." featuring Greta Nisgen. vii.
liam Collier. jr.; Ernest Terrence and
Wallace Beery; comedy. news: Satur.
day. The Scarlet West" featuring
Robert Frazer and Clara Bow; com.
edy. Scarlet Streak" No. s. matinee
onlV
Evening star., 1926-04-11
s.-N@0--@~-s
PARK.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday, Ru.
dolph Valentino, Wilma Banky and
Louise Dresser in ''The Eagle; Lupino
Lane comedy, and Park News Events;
Wednesday and Thursday, Norma
Shearer and Charles Emmett Mack in
The Devils Circus: Alice Day COM
edy: Three Wise Goofs," and Park
News Events; Friday. double feature,
Evening star., 1926-04-11
DIrMBARTON.

Today. Clara Bow. Earle Williams.
THE Ancient Mariner: tomorrow.
Dorothy Gish. Nita Naldi. Leon Err
rol, Clothes Make the Pirate; Tues,
day, Helen Chadwick. Give Brook,
THE Woman Hater"; Wednesday.
Edmund Lowe in THE Fool" at {
and . pm; Thursday, Madge Bel
lamy. Jack Mulhall, THE Dixie
Merchant: Friday, Viola Dana and
Ben Lyon. The Necessary Evil;
saturday. Tom Mix in "Best Bad
Man"
Evening star., 1926-04-11
HIPPODROME.

Today and tomorrow, d. W. Grif.
fth's THAT Roylc Girl" with Carol
Dempster. also comedy; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Greta Garbo and Ricardo
Cortez in Monta Bells THE Tor
rent" also comedy and news: Thurs.
day and Friday, Zane Grey's wild
Horse Mesa" with Jack Holt and Bill
lie Dove. also comedy; Saturday,
Douglas Fairbanks in '"The Molly.
coddle,' also "Mazie," No. -, and
news. and the starting of the serial
Casey of the Coast Guard" with
George O'Hara and Helen Ferguson.
Evening star., 1926-04-11
>
PRINCESS.

Today and tomorrow. Harold Lloyd
in THE Freshman" News Reel and
special Sunday concert featuring
Madelyn Hall, organist, and Leonard
Chick. tenor; Tuesday and Wednesday,
THE FooP from the play by Chan
ming Pollock and comedy, "On the
Co.; Tuesday, Surprise Night;
Thursday, Bebe Daniels in THE Splen-
did Crimes comedy and amateur
night; Friday, Bob Custer in "Gallop-
ing Vengeance" Episode / of Casey
of the Coast Guard" Walter HERS in
"Off His Beat" and News Reel; Satur-
day. Fred Thomson in IAN Around
Frying Pan" Episode 4 of Battling
Brewster" and Lupino Lane In "A
Maid in Morocco"
Evening star., 1926-04-11
EMPIRE.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday,
Eleanor Boardman, Charles Ray and
Sally O'Neii in THE Auction Block, :"
comedy, Busters Hunting Party;
Wednesday and Thursday, Lew Cody
and Mae Busch in Time, the Come
diam" and comedy, "Yearning for
Love-; Friday, Harrison Ford and
Mary Thurman in Mad Marriage" ;"
and Adventures of Maizie." No II,
"Mazie's Married.; Saturday, Tom
Tyler in ''The Arizona Streak" com
edy. Holy Smoke" and International
News. also matinee surprise party
for kiddies.
Evening star., 1926-04-11
CAROLINA.

Today and tomorrow, ldchord
Barthelmess in Just Suppose"
Tuesday, Lady Windermere' Fan,
with Bert Lytell, Irene Rich. Ronald
Colma and Mae McAlvoy; Wednesday,
Wages for Wives" with Jacqueline
Logan; Thursday, king on Main
Street" Adolphe Menjou; Friday,
Mary Carr. over the Hills; Satur-
day, "One of the Bravest."
Evening star., 1926-04-11
ELITE.

Today and tomorrow, Richard Dix
in ''rhe Vanishing American" com
edy and news; Tuesday, Loving
Lies" with Monte Blue and Evelyn
Brent, also comedy; Wednesday, D.
w. Grifflth's Isn't Life Wonderful?"
with Carol Dempster. also comedy;
Thursday, mo More Women" with
Matt Moore. comedy and news: Fri:
day. Ben Turpin in Tho Shrek Of
ArabS"; Saturday, 'Dante's Inferno"
also comedy.
Evening star., 1926-04-11
Next Weeks 8 Photoplays

COLUM M BIA--Harold Lloyd IN
For Heavens Sake
METROPOLITAN --- H AIRY
Langdon in Tramp, Tramp,
Tramp" .
/ PALACE-Lew Cody and Ger
trude Olmsted in Monte
Carlo"
RIALTO-Helen Chadwick and
William Russell in "The Still
Alarm"
TIVOLI-".Sea Horses" TOO
Much Money" RED Dice"
The New Klondike" and
The Beautiful Cheat"
AMBASSADOR Tramp,
Tramp, Tramp" His Jazz
Bride" "The Little Irish Girl'
and The Barrier"
CENTRAL THE Price of
Success Behind the Front"
Stella Maris," "The Cohens
and Kellss' and THE Love
Toy"
Evening star., 1926-04-11
YORK.

Today and tomorrow. Colleen Moore
in Irene" and Aesop Fable; Tuesday,
Madge Bellamy and Jack Mulhall in
THE Dixie Merchant" Johnny Arthur
In MY Stars" and Hodge POdge";
Wednesday, Eleanor Boardman and
Conrad NageI in "MemorY lane" nd
Evening star., 1926-04-11
TAKONIA.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday. Lon
CLANCY in THE Phantom of the
Opera" and Pathe News. continuous
Sunday from 3 p. m., matinee Mon
day at $3.50 p. m: Wednesday and
Thursday. Richard Barthelmess in
Just Suppose" and comedy; Friday,
Mae Murray in 1.-THE Merry Widow"
Aesop's Fable, and THE Green
Archer" chapter 4; Saturday, Rod La
Rocque in "Braveheart," Aesop's
Fable and comedy. Matinee at 2:15
pm. evening continuous from >
o'clock