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Evening star., 1926-05-27
Act on the Traffic Bill!

A special session of the Senate will
! be held tonight to consider bills relat-
ing to the District Of Columbia. Re.
gardless Of the importa nee Of the vari
| Gus mea sures to be taken up, the
amended trafI1c bill sta nds out as one
on which action must be had IL Wash.
ington is TO avoid Summer Of chaotic
confusion, involving probab bly, a heavy
toll in dead and injured.
The first stop in sending this bin
along the way to completion Is action
by the Senate. Several cha nses have
been made by the Senate District com.
mittee, and it Is considered proba BILE
that even il pa ssed tonight it will
have to go 10 conference. This will
involve more delay and. with the clos
ing days of Congress near at hs nd, the
Importance Of prompt and decisive &C.
tion cannot be exaggerated.
On tho shoulders Of Congress- alone
Will rest the responsibility IL this bin
fails Of passage at this session. 1t
was one Of the first District matters
brought to the attention OF the legis.
Iative body when II convened last de-
cember. Continuous and persistent eff.
forts have been made to have ii con.
sidered. It's para mount importa nee
has been stressed, and the conditions
confronting the city In regard to its
traffic have been pointed cut.
1t now remains only for the Senate
10 pass 1t tonight and the House to
concur In the Senate amendments or
10 appoint c0nferees. II conferences
are found necessary all possible speed
should be made to whip the mea sure
into shape for approval by both
houses. On the passage of The bill
rests tho ira ffic future Of Wa ashingtUn.
eAo0A~
A highly unsa tisfsctUry Spring sea
SON leaves the weather chief in the
position Of man who becomes unpup.
uiar because his predictions are 80
seldom wrong. He In fortunate In Nv
Ing la an era when officials uf high
dig nifty are held in no such reverence
as that which caused high priests to
be held responsible for economic con.
ditions depending on inundations OF
the Nile.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

Intelligent musical opinion stin re.
mains conservative. Beet hoVen is vet
regarded as great composer in spite
Of the fact that he WAS prevented
from utilizing the effects Of the ~ xU.
phone or the steel guitar.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

So many differences Of opinion have
arisen in connection with human re-
lationshtps that it becomes necessary
10 discriminate and adjust friendships
and enmities according to the precise
topic that happens to be under consid.
GRAFTON.
Evening star., 1926-05-27
Preja.diced Definition.

whats your idea of a propagan-
dist?'
"A propa ga ndist," answered Senator
Sorghum, lis a. man who wants all
kinds Of advertising space and posi-.
lively refuses to pay for it,"
Evening star., 1926-05-27

An eminent statesman may he par
doned for shying at the Hicrophone,
in view Of the fact that his rema rks
may have to compete In popular radio
attention with all kinds OF jazz allure.
ments.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

Washington. ID. c., is now one Of
the largest cities In the country. The
idea that II became practically extinct
when Congress adjourned vanished
with the horse cars.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

An investigat ton In usually less val.
liable for punishments II can suggest
in connection with past conditions
than for the safeguards it can outline
for the future.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

When the matter Of a referendum In
proposed a number of statesmen who
were once in favor of it are now de-
cidedly against IL: Times change and
we cha nse with them.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

There are still Republicans and
Democrats in spite Of the tendency Of
controversies lists to line up as funda-
mentalists and modernists. or vets
q nd drys.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

There was = time when man with
the powers of Mussolini would have
been referred TO as a. ear. History
now regards q car as compare
tiyelv feeble specimen.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

The North Pole, having been redis.
covered, rela pses again into mystery
q nd awaits the next explorer.
Evening star., 1926-05-27
Poetry Of Motion.

Dancing Is the poetry Of motion" +"
II can't see that dancing has much
to do with poetry" protested Miss
Cayenne. Imagine any one trying to
da nee Homer's Iliad' or Paradise
lost"
Evening star., 1926-05-27
Kate BY Maii-Payable i'm Advance
Maryland and Virsinia.
MNmbAr of the AssOciatAd Press,

The Associated Press 10 exclusively entitled
"a the use fo~ repubiicstion Of Az news dis.
eatches credited to IL or rot otherwise Grad.
,Lsd n This psper and alec ths locs, news
81 snecia, dispatches herein are slso reserved.
Evening star., 1926-05-27
A Riley Remembrance.

Little Orpha mt Annie
Come to our house to stay.
We hoped she would get busy
And brush the crumbs away.
But Little Orphant Annie
Now has an awful cheek
She asks for higher wages
And three days off per week.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

II begins to believe in evolution -
said Uncle Eben. 1T must have took
some powerful force Of nature to
change de knockin' Of a banjo from
noise In de past into music o. pres.
.ent." 80 .......r,<.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

Jud Tunkins says he doesn't care
who the Queen Of the May is. All he
hopes for personally IL TO keep April
Fool from lasting all the way into the
following March.
Evening star., 1926-05-27
JntrusiOns.

Thorns dwell amid the roses sweet;
The clover's full O. thistles.
My radio outfit is replete
With idiotie whistles.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

But to return to the Pennell gift
This will include, not only. it must be
recalled. funds for acquisition and for
the calcogra phic museum or collection
of etchings and lithographic stones.
but the Pennell books, drawings.
ma nuscripts and prints. Mr.. Pennell
was an etcher and photographer Of
extra ordinary gift and achievement.
and a complete, or a near complete,
dra wings and ma nuscripts will in itself
he a rich possession for the National
print collection.
1t ia understood that the Memorial
Exhibition TO he held In Memorial
Hall, Philadelphia. next Fall. will COM
prise over 1000 items representa- tive
OF MIR. Pennells work and this col
lection Is to be assembled chiefly from
private collections without drawing
on the collection now constituting
valuable part of his estate.
In providing for the purchase Of
original prints for addition to the
Pennen collection. Mr. Pennell stipu.
lated that the works should be by mod
ern artists Of any nationality. and
that they should be Of the greatest
excellence. 1t, was his request that
these future acquisitions should be
purchased by a committee of three
the chief of the division Of prints
for the time being. an etcher and a
photographer Of artistic eminence, the
latter two to be chosen by the curator
of the National Gallery Of Art, the
director Of the C0rcoran Gallery Of
Art ana the chief Of the division Of
prints of the Library OF Congress.
This will constitute a committee ac-
ceptable. presumably. to all. on which
producing artists WIN have aJority
Hopreeentat1oa. -
there q perhaps nothing more ain.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

NE Evening Star. with the Sunday morn
ne edition, 10 delivered by carr1ers within
re city st 80 cents per month; daily Only.
80 cents Per month: Sunday only. 20 cents
per month. Orders may be sent BY mail or
felephone Main 5000 Collection 10 made by
csrrier At the end Of each month.
Evening star., 1926-05-27

That evening he seemed in his usua
Evening star., 1926-05-27
The Evening Star Newspaper Company
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England.
Evening star., 1926-06-02
NATIONAL PLAYERS-"Little Miss
RlueheaIh"

The National Theater Players inter
pretation of Avery llopwoods Little
Miss Bluebeard" is scheduled for next
week. beginning Monday night. This
is the farce comedy that served Irene
Bordoni for two successful seasons.
The story of Little Miss Blue
beard" concerns a frame-up on a
bachelor. who has declared he Will
never marry. but who has quite a
flock of feminine inspirations, also
alluded 10 as bundles" His best
friend. in an unguarded moment. re-
ports that he has married a striking
little French girl. Colette. forgetting
to tell her he was already handicapped
with a wife and child. but remember
ing to use his bachelor fri !nd's name
at the ceremony.
The bachelor Slntten with the
charms of the young Parisienne. in
duces her to>stay in his apartment for
8 week. enabling his friend to get a
divorce. The husband" however, in
sists on sticking around as a chap
eron. much to the delight of the littie
woman. who refers to her jealous
guards as her "husbandsin law.
Hopwood has constructed an out
right funny farce. reserNing noNel
and surprising twist just before the
1lnSl curtain falls.
Evening star., 1926-06-02
EEJTH'S-Belle Baker.

Belle Baker, who has been the rage
In vaudeville for the past l. years, re-
turns to Is. +. keith's Theater next
week To headline bill filled with
music. fun and dance.
MIR. and Mrs. Jimmy Barry will re-
turn and be featured in Mr.. Barry $
famous rural idyl, scandals of Hens
foot Corners"
Karavaeff, modern Russian dancer.
with his company of four, Joyce
Coles. sylvia Buckley, Beatrice Carr
and Kitty French, will appear under
the direction of Theodore Bekefi.
\ musical treat will be offered by
the George Washington University
Mems Glee Club. Il chorus of trained
voices in an unusually interesting pro-
gram.
Others will include Herbert Clifton
in clever travesties of the weaker
sex: Walter Brewer. the jolly jester;
Harry and Harriet Setback in. Fun
In the Gym" and the Carl Schenck
Duo in novel eu,ilihristicS.
Evening star., 1926-06-02
AMBASSADOR-"The Reckless
Lady,"

Belle Bennett. Ben Lyon. Lois
Moran. James kirkwood. Lowell Sher-
man. Marcia Harris and Charlie
Murray will he seen in the leading
roles of First Nationals production of
Sir Philip Gibbs story. THE Reck-
less Lady" at Ora ndaIl's .Amha ssador
Theater the first three days of next
week, beginning Sunday afternoon.
The story is laid on the Riviera and
said to he rich in elaborate settings.
Meet My Dog" a comedy starring
Cliff BoWes. added short.reel sub.
jects and pipe organ accompaniment
and solo intervals will complete the
bill.
Wednesday and Thursday. William
F'oxs production of THE Johnstown
Flood" with George O'Brien heading
the cast, also Mack Sennett's "Whis-
pering Whiskers"; Friday, Lew Cody
and Gertrude Olmstead in Monte
Carlo" Cheap Skates" starring Lige
Conley, and a special reel, Lest We
Forget; Saturday. Raymond Griffith,
with Helene Costello and Bryant
Washburn, in Paramount's wet
Paint" Jimmie Adams in whoa.
Emma" a "Sportlight" and "The
Radio Detective" No. 2.
Evening star., 1926-06-02
RI\LTO-"RollinC Home. =

Rolling Home" starring Reginald
Denny. will he the attraction At the
Rialto next week. starting Sunday.
The picture is based on the play by
John Hunter Booth and was directed
by William A. Setter, who has made
Dennys last, four productions. 1t ia
the story of an ambitious but unfor-
tunate young financial promoter who
loses his money in bad investments,
but is believed by the admiring home
towners to he millionaire.
On his return home, however, he
can't bear to tell Of his failure, So
with the help of a friend, carries it
through by bluffig.
Ben Hendricks. jr., plays the friend;
Marion Nixon, the feminine lead, and
others include George Nichols. L. j.
RatCliffe and Margaret Seddon.
Special stage presentations and
other features will complete the pro-
gram,
Evening star., 1926-06-02
CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday and Monday. Sydney Chap
lin, The Man on the Box: Grantland
Rice Sportlights. Leaps and Bounds"
Aesop's Fables and news events: Tues
day. Bert Lytell and Anita Stewart in
The Boomerang; Imperial comedy,
"Cabby Seat" Pathe Review; Wednes'
day and Thursday. Adolphe Menjou
and Florence Vidor in Grand Duchess
+ and the Waiter" Helen and Warren
comedy, His Own LAWYER news
events: Friday, Kenneth Harlan and
Patsy Ruth Miller in The Fighting
Edge" Ralph Graves IN "Bashful
Jim; Saturday. Mary Philbin and
Elliott Dexter in TStella Maris," the
Gumps in "Andy's Lion Tale
Evening star., 1926-06-02
NETROPOLIT.AN-"The Reckless
Lady"

Crandall's Metropolitan Theater an
rounces for next week First NATIONAL s
production of The Reckless Lady
featuring Belle Bennett, Lois Moran.
James Kirkwood. Lowell Sherman and
Ren Lyon, with Brooke Johns and his
"Oklahomans" as an added attraction.
'"rhe Reckless Lady" IL a story Of
high stakes and staunch loves at
Monte Carlo and along the Riviera.
The leading character Belle B@nnato,
Is reckless at the gaming table, but
intensely in earnest when the one
great love of her life Is threatened.
Throughout the skill of Sir Philip
Gibbs in limning character Is said to
be distinctly in evidence. A keen bit
of comedy is lent by the pantomime
If Charlie Murray. The continuity
was written by Sada Cowan and How
ard HiGgin directed the picture.
Bro@ke Johns needs no Introduction
Evening star., 1926-06-02
COLCNBIA-"The Palm Beach Girl. y

Bebe Daniels in The Palm Beach
Girl" Erie Kenton's Paramount pro.
duction backgrounded against the
color and social brilliance of the
Florida East Coast. comes to loves
Columbia next week.
1t is story by Byron Morgan con.
cern;ng the sawky. Midwestern coun-
try girl who goes to Florida to visit
two wealthy aunts. and who emerees.
at the end of six weeks. a smartly
rowned debutante. able to hold her
own in Palm Beach society and with a
millionaire sweetheart. The metamor-
rhosis. however, is not accomplished
without many hairraisinS thrills
and riotous adventure.
The Mermaid comedy. Going
Crazy" the International news reel
and orchestral establishment will COM
plete the bill. =
Evening star., 1926-06-02
TIXOLI-"The .Johnstown Flood"

The JohnstoWn Flood" a picture
whose story is based on the catastro-
phe of 1889. will he the attraction at
Crandall's Tivoli Theater the first two
days of next week. beginning Sunday
afternoon, with George O'B:ien
Florence Gilbert. Janet Gaynor. Paul
Nicholson and Anders Randolf in the
leading roles. 'Our Gang" in Hal
Eoacil "E'uled Treasurer and Pathe
Review will also he shown. and pipe
organ contributions will round out the
bill.
Tuesday and Wednesday. RAYMOND
Griffith in Wet Paint" supported by
Helene Costello and Bryant Wash
burn. Jimmie Adams in Christie's s
Whoa Emma" and special reel
called Wild Beasts of Borneo"; Thurs
day and Friday, Corinne Griffith, sup.
ported by Norman Kerry and Willard
Louis. in First Nationals film version
of Mile Modiste," the operetta by Vic
tor Herbert and Henry Blossom, also
Q. Henry's The Social Triangle" for
comedy and Topics of the Day;
Saturday. King of the Turf" featur-
ing Kenneth Harlan and Patsy Ruth
Miller Lige Conley in Cheap Skates"
Grantland Rice "Sportlight" and
the third installment of The Radio
Detective
Evening star., 1926-06-02
IIIPPODRONE,.

Sunday and Monday. sally. Irene
and Mary" with Sally O'Neil and Con
stance Bennett, comedy and short sub
jects: Tuesday and Wednesday. TOO
Much Money" with Lewis Stone and
Anna Q. Nillson. also Sennett comedy;
Thursday and Friday, Soul Mates"
with Aileen Pringle and Edmund
Lowe, and comedy: Saturday, "A Con-
necticut Yankee in King Arthur's
Court" with Harry Myers. Casey Of
the Coast Guard" serial. comedy and
news.
Evening star., 1926-06-02
CAROLINA.

Sunday. I'm the Name of Love, "
with Wallace Beery, Raymond Hatton,
Ricardo Cortez and Greta Nissen; Mon.
day. The Trouble With Wives" with
Florence Nidor, Tom Moore. Esther
Ralston. Ford Sterling: Tuesday,
Dance Madness" with Claire Wind.
sor and Conrad Nagel; Wednesday.
THE First Year" with Matt Moore;
Thursday. The Auction Block" with
Charles Ray and Eleanor Boardman;
Friday. The Devils Circus with
Norma Shearnr; Saturday. "Reverly Of
Graustark," with Marion Davies.
Evening star., 1926-06-02
YORK.

Sunday and Monday. John Barry
more In The Sea Beast: Tuesday.
Lilvan Tashman and John Bowers in
Rocking Moon" and Clyde Cook in
Wife Tanners: Wednesday. Johnny
Harron and Dorothy Devore in THE
Gilded Highway" and Arthur Lake In
Bedtime Stories: Thursday. Patsy
Ruth Miller in why Girls Go Back
Home" and Billy Dooley in shore
Shy: Friday, Harry Langdon in
Tramp. Tramp. Tramp and Helen
and Warren" comedy, Moving
Day; Saturday. George O'Brien in
"Rustlng For Cupid" Jimmie Adams
in For Sadies Sake and The Radio
Detective" No, ..
Evening star., 1926-06-02
PRINCESS.

Sunday and Monday. Wallace Beery
and Raymond Hatton in Behind the
Front" Billy Dooly In "A Goofy Cob. y
and News Reel: Tuesday, Mary Phil
bin in Stella Maris' and comedy. "A
Business Engagement" Wednesday.
D. w. Grifflths 1.-THE Love Flower"
Lyman Howe's scenic and comedy
who's Which; Thursday, Poll Negri
in "a Woman of the World" comedy
and vaudeville; Friday. 2 to 6 PM,
Bob Custer in THAT Man Jack" to
il pm. Nazimova In The Redeeming
SIM" Jimmy Adams In Fair But
Foolish" episode 9 Of Casey Of the
Coast Guard" and news reel; Satur-
day, Wallace Beery in "Richard the
Lionhearted," juvenile comedy Sea
Scamps," episode ~ Battling Brew
ster," and Aesop's Fables.
Evening star., 1926-06-02
COLONY.

Sunday, Marion Davies in Beverly
of Graustark and "Aesop Fable:
Monday. Greta Garbo in Torrent
and Arthur Lake in "Mortgaged
Again; Tuesday, Norma Shearer in
THE Devils Circus" and Cliff Bowes
in Tonight S the Night: Wednesday
The Auction Block" Snub Pollard
in do Your Duty" and special reel,
Lest We Forget: Thursday, Elaine
Hammerstein in "Perils of the Sea.
All st. John in Hold Your Hat" and
"Sportlight": Friday. William Russell
in Big PAL and Andy Gump com
edy, "Dyna mited": Saturday. Johnny
Hines in Rainbow Riley" and Bobby
Vernon in "Pace Ne.
Evening star., 1926-06-02
TAKONiA.

Sunday and Monday. Reginald
Denny in What Happened to Jones,
Pathe News and novelty film; con-
tinuous Sunday from pm. matinee
Monday at $3.50; Tuesday, Lewis Stone
in What Fools Men" and comedy;
Wednesday and Thursday. Clara Bow,
Conway Tearle and Alice Joyce In
Dancing Mothers" comedy and car
toon; Friday. Ben Lyon and Lois
Wilson in "Bluebeard's Seven Wives,
Aesop's Fable. and two chapters OF
Alberta Vaughn. Al Cooke. etc. in
Fighting Hearts; Saturday. The
Nonstop Flight" with knute Erick-
son and Virginia Fry; Aesop's Fable,
comedv and Casey of the Coast
Guard" No. S.
Evening star., 1926-06-02
CIRCLE.

Sunday and Monday. Gloria Swa n.
son in The Untamed Lady: Tuesday,
Leatrice Joy and Edmund Burns in
Made for Love: Wednesday. Jack
PiCkford. Mary Brian. Mar% Alden
and Francis n. Bushman. jr.. in
Brown of Harvard: Thursday and
Friday, showings 7 and pm. Norma
Talmadge in "Kiki' with Roland Col
man: Saturday, Glenn Hunter in "The
Little Giant"
Evening star., 1926-06-02
OLYMPIC.

Sunday, Mary Philbin in Stella
Mars" with Elliott Dexter and Gladys
Brockwell. comedy and news Monday
Glenn Hunter in THE Little Giant
comedy: Tuesday, "Hell's Four Hun.
dred." featuring Margaret Livingston
and Harrison Ford. comedy: Thursday
and Friday. "Sa ndy." featuring Madge
Belamy, Harrison Ford and David
Terrence, comedy, news: Saturday.
Lew Cody and Mae Busch in Time
the Comedian" comedy and pictorial
review.
Evening star., 1926-06-02
C.AI,ITOI4.

The Capitol Theater opens Saturday
night. after being closed for two weeks
! for renovations. with Il program
headed by Wallace Beery and Ray
mond Hatton in Behind the Front,
and added features. including a con
cert by the orchestra and Mohawk
Quartet.
Evening star., 1926-06-02
Holy Rosary Dramatic Club.

Holy Rosary Dramatic Club will
present !. G. .McMullens comedy
drama. Mary Made Some Marina
lade." June 2 and 10 at St Mary'S
Hall. Fifth street between G. and H
northwest
II is story of modern life, and
what happens after Mary made
some nlarmalade" will interest almost
every one.
Paul Messink. who successfully di.
rected the last production of the club.
will direct this one. Stella Nero
will he seen in the title role. Others
include Angelo Gamma, Leo Bolducci,
Elvida Peerce. Rose FratautuonO.
Frank Maunavino, Alva LavezZo and
Paul MeSSink,
Evening star., 1926-06-02
LEADER.

Saturday. Sunday and Monday.
Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton
in Behind the Front" Al St. John
comedy. serials and news: Tuesday and
Wednesday, Song and Dance Man"
with Tom Moore and BESSIE Love
comedy and news: Thursday. Thank
You" with George OBrien and Jac-
queline Logan. comedy and news:
Friday. The Winding Stair" with
Edmund Lowe and lima Ruebens.
comedy and news.
Evening star., 1926-06-02
Phi Sigma Epsilon Benefit.

Cotemporaneously with the an
nouncement that the National The
ater Players next week will present
Little Miss Bluebeard." which Irene
Bordoni. the Incompatible, made a
popular starring attraction for two
full seasons. the young high school
graduates of the Phi Sigma Epsilon
Sorority announce that the perform
ance given Tuesday evening will be a
benefit performance to assist them in
furnishing and decorating their re-
Gently acquired studio, and that they
have christened the occasion Sorority
. evening"
Evening star., 1926-06-02
AVENUE GRAND.

THE Runaway" and Lloyd Hamilton
in "Nobodys Business; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Brown Of Harvard and
Aesop Fable; Thursday, Lew Cody
and Gertrude Olmstead In Monte
Carlo" and Johnny Arthur in Home
Cured; Friday. George O'Brien in
THE Fighting Heart" and Cliff Bowes
in 'Whos Boss?"; Saturday, Lilyan
Tashman and John Bowers in Rock.
ing Moon" Charlie Chase in Mama.
Behave" and The Radio Detective"
No .
Evening star., 1926-06-02
PARK.

Sunday and Monday, Mrs Rudolph
Nanentino in When Love Grows
Cold Alberta Vaughn in Fighting
Hearts, and Park news events: Tues.
day. Bebe Daniels and Warner BaX
ter in Miss Brewster's Millions.
Van Bihher comedy" The sky Jump
ei'" and nahorhood gift shoppe: Wed
nesdaN and Thursday. Reginald
nennr and Laura IL r,au'a in
"Shinner's Dress Suit" and Glenn
Tryon in Madam Sans Jane: Fri.
day. double feature. Mad-c Bellamy
and owen Moore in The Parasite
and Maurice Lefty" Flynn in
"Smlin' at Trouble: Saturday. Matt
Moore and Marie Provost in The
Cave Man." Gump comedy, "Dyna
ritted" tmatinee only. chapter 3 of
THE Winking Idol" with William
Desmond and Eileen Sedgwick. Shows
continuous saturday from , pm;
SUNDAY from pm.
Evening star., 1926-06-02
PALACE-"The Lucky Lady"

f.Ak1fAN f. lie 1LuChS AfouS'
Greta Nssen. with Lionel Barry
more, William Collier, jr.. Marc Mac
Dermott, Nine. Daumery and Sojin,
the Japanese star. constitute the cast
that will appear at LoeW'S Palace next
week in Raoul Walsh's Paramount
production. THE Lucky Lady" from
the original story by Robert Sherwood
and Bertram Bloch.
The Lucky Lady" is characterized
as gay. modern romantic comedy.
1t was directed by the man who made
"The Wanderer." and concerns TWO
lovers wno successfully sChemed to
prevent the marriage, for reasons Of
state, of the girl, fresh from con.
vent. to dissolute man.
Added attractions will include the
Our Gang comedy. Baby Clothes
the Pathe news reel, Topics of the
Dav and orchestral music.
Evening star., 1926-06-02
misunderstanding for Cupid" "

George OBrien and Anita Stewart
head the cast of Irving Cummings
production for William Fox of Peter
+. kNne's story. .'Rustling for Cupid, .
I" le shown ~ Crandal!'s t'entral Thea
ter the first two days of next week,
beginning Sunday. The story con
Germs a young school teacher and the
son Of cattle baron of the West.
with A. skeleton in his closet. Others
in the cast include Russell Simpson,
Edith Yorke and Herbert Prior. The
comedy will he Mama, Behave" star.
ring Charlie Chase. and Lest We For.
get. special reel. and pipe orea n
music will round ont the bill.
Tuesday and Wednesday. John
barrymore in the Warner Brothers
realistic adventure drama of the open
ocean. THE Sea Beast adapted from
the novel. "Moby Dick" the support
ing cast led by Dolores Costello and
George O'Hara. supplemented by an
Aesop Fable by Paul Terry: Thursday.
Eugene OBrien. Lillian Rich Edmund
Burns and Henry b. Walthall in
Simon, the Jester" augmented bv
Wanda Wiley in Twin Sisters and
added short reels: Friday, Lilya n
Tashman and John Bowers in Pro.
ducers' Rocking Moon" an adventure
drama of Alaska. also Jimmie Adams
in Christie's Whoa Emma" and other
short reels: Saturday. Johnny Hines
in First Nationals film version of
Thompson Buchanan's THE Cub" re.
named Rainbow Riley" with a Helen
and Warren comedy added.