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Evening star., 1926-10-27
PALACE-"War Paint"

At Loew's Palace next week, start.
ing Sunday, WAR Paint" a Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer production, will fea-
ture Tim Mccoy and Pauline Starke.
The, stage attraction will be Ben
Bernie's Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra,
led by Ben Bernie himself; Broad
ways jester and favorite son.
War Paint" is Western romance,
said to be brand-new type, with a
new star in Col. Tim Mccoy, a real
Indian fighter and product of the
West. The story, by Peter B. Kyne,
Is a. thrilling. fast-moving romance
Of the frontier in which Cupid plays
prominent role.
Ben Bernie's Orchestra played 21
consecutive weeks at the Rialto Thea
ter, New York, and makes phonograph
records between engagements. 1t is
practically composed of college men,
Bernie himself being a graduate Of
Columbia University.
In addition, there will be an "Or-
ganlogue" by Dick Leibert, the Pal
ace Magazine. Lloyd Hamilton COM
edy. Here Comes Charlie! Topics
Of the Day and overture and score by
the Palace Orchestra, under Thomas
J, Cannon.
Evening star., 1926-10-27
Holy Rosary Players Tonight.

Gino John Simi's three-act mystery
play, 1.-THE Ghostly Judge" will be
presented by the Holy Rosary Players
tonight and tomorrow night at Car
roll Hall, G street near Tenth north
west. The curtain will rise promptly
at SEQ. The direction is by Paul Mes
sink
The cast includes Leo Balducci,,
Stella Micro, Alva Lavezzo, Elvida
Peerce, Rose Fratantuono, Frank
Mannarino, Paul Messink, James Fer.
rara, Joseph Marcellino, Michael P.
ChieSa and Gino John Simi, author of
the play. The electrical effects are by
Leon V. Michaelvitz and the scenes
by Carlo Allodi, who has painted
scenes at La Scala, Milan, and other
famous theaterS
Evening star., 1926-10-27
KEITH'S-Dunninger.

Dunninger, the master mind of mod
ern mystery, who recently baffied q
large gathering of local newspaper
men at a local hotel, will headline the
bill at b. F. Keith's Theater next
week. This is his first stage appear
ance and he uses no confederates.
Arthur and Morton Havel will be
featured with Helen Lockhart in "Oh
Uncle" Dolores Griffin and Charles
Randolph also appearing.
Others are Jack McLallen, who re
turns with Sarah" and company in
their popular offering; Eddie Nelson
the comedian. who will appear with
Dolly and officer Byron; Ruby Nor
ton, with "a Song for Every One. 81
and Clarence Senna at the piano; the
Four karreys. human elastic bands
from Spain; Paul Sydel and Spotty,
in the skill and art of balancing and
juggling. and Emile Nathane and
Julia Sully, in "A Dainty Dance Of
fering''
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COLUMBIA-"Bardelys, the Mag.
nificent."

Rafael Sabatini, famous author;
King Vidor, director, and John Gil.
bert, the star, have combined their
talents to produce for Metro oldwyn.
Mayer a film version of Sabatini's lat.
est novel, "Bardelys, the Magnificent"
which is announced as the attraction
at Loew's Columbia Theater next
week, starting Sunday afternoon.
The story was adapted by Dorothy
Farnum and King Vidor. The sup.
porting cast includes Eleanor Board
man, Roy Darcy, Lionel Belmore,
Emily Fitzroy, George K. Arthur, Ar
thur Lubin, Theodore Won Eltz and
Karl Dane.
It is a glamourous tale of romance,
adventure and thrilling action, laid in
medieval France at the time Of
Louis XIII, and concerns Bardelys,
a gentleman adventurer, who under
took to win rich heiress on bet
and under an assumed name, only to
fall in love with the object of his suit,
find himself accused of treason and
forced to make a thrilling escape
from the very shadow of the gallows.
Aesop's Fables, Topics Of the Day,
the Pathe Newsreel and music by the
Columbia Orchestra under Leon
Brusilof will supplement the feature.
Evening star., 1926-10-27
President-"Naughty Cinderella"

The President Players depart from
the realm of racy comedy to broad
farce next week, commencing Mon
day night, when they will offer Irene
Bordonis starring vehicle of last sea-
son, "Naughtey Cinderella"
The story centers around Gerald
Gray, who has been in love with
Claire Fenton. The two plan a quiet
month in Venice, but unfortunately
the lady's husband Is a bit jealous.
Bunny Banton, friend, of Gray's,
hits upon the idea of providing Gray
with a lady who shall also travel to
Venice and, under cover of sup
posed filtration, deepen Claires in
terest in the said Gray. The little
relief worker proves to be disturb
ing, though lovable influence, and the
complications arising from her ardor
in flirting generate most of the
laughs Of the piece.
The role of Germaine will be
played by Leona Powers, whose
French types are among. the best
things she portrays.
Evening star., 1926-10-27

kiss Me. Kate; Monday. Betty
Blythe in "She" and Aesop Fable;
Tuesday. Marguerite Clayton In
wolf Blood" and Johnny Arthur In
my Stars; Wednesday. Ruth Cliff
ford and T. Roy Barnes in "Typhoon
Love" and Newlywed comedy. THE
Newlywed's Quarantine; Thursday.
Allan Forest in 1.-THE Carnival Girl"
Neal Burhs In Run Tin Can" and
Hodge Podge; Friday, Laura La
Plante in poker Faces" and Felix
cartoon: Saturday. John Howell and
Evangeline Russell in 1.-THE Big
Show" and Fatmen comedy, "The
Heavy Fullback."
TAKOMA.
Sunday and Monday, Constance Tai
madge in 1.-THE Duchess of Buffalo,"
Pathe news and comedy, added at
traction, Monday at 9 pm, ''Harry's
Ad Show: Tuesday, Anna Q. Nilsson
in "The Splendid Road" and comedy;
Wednesday, Vera Reynolds in Sun
ny Side UP" and comedy; Thurs
day, Belle Bennett and James
Kirkwood in THE Reckless Lady"
and comedy; Friday, Lloyd Hughes
and Mary Astor in High Steppers,'
Pathe news and comedy; Saturday.
w WlllldIIl DOyu, mdIy uO Ae" NAOSeS ~-AA>A
J. Farrell Mcdonald in 1.-THE Last
Frontier" Aesop's Fable and comedy.
YORK.
Sunday, William Boyd and Mar
guerite De La Motto, in 1.-THE Last
Frontier" and Aesop Fable; Monday,
Clara Bow in Down to the Sea in
Ships" and Felix Cartoon; Tuesday.
Laura La Plante in Her Big Night"
and Navy reel; Wednesday, May Nc
Avoy in 1.-THE Passionate Quest" and
Lloyd Hamilton in Jolly Tars";
Thursday, Patsy Ruth Miller in
Broken Hearts Of Hollywood" and
Nicely Edwards in 1.-TWO Dollars,
Please; Friday, Viola Dana and
George O'Hara in Bigger Than
Barnum's" and Alice Day in Sennett
comedy. "Gooseland"; Saturday. Ralph
Ince and Claire Adams in "The Sea
Wolf" Our Gang in "Uncle Toms
Uncle" and the fifth chapter Of
SHOWED In."
Evening star., 1926-10-27

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Evening star., 1926-10-27
MUTUAL-"Step Along"


BY special arrangement with the
management of the Mordkin Ballet 1t
has been made possible for Washing
ton to secure two performances by
this excellent organization. The matt.
nee will begin at 4:30 pm. and the
evening affair at $3.50 on Friday at
the Auditorium.
With this procedure in effect it Is
believed that all who desire to attend
will be afforded the opportunity of
doing so without inconvenience. Both
performances have distinctive pro-
grams.
Mikhail Mordkin, perhaps the great
est artist of his kind, will take part
in several of the offerings, supported
by principals from many of the fore.
most ballets in the world. In addition
to the choreographic features there
will be q full symphony orchestra to
take care of the complicated scores.
Tickets are on sale at T. Arthur
Smiths, 1880 G street.
Evening star., 1926-10-27

Federal Forces Reported in Skir.
mish With Yauuis.

NOGALES, Ariz., october 27 &.-
reaching military officials at
Nogales, Sonora, Mexico, yesterday
stated that "a score or more" Of SOL
diers and eight Indians were killed in
a skirmish between Mexican soldiers
and insurgent Yaqui Indians near W.
cam, Sonora, Saturday.
Several Indian families were cap
tured by the troops of Gen. Armenia,
the reports said,
Evening star., 1926-10-27
! STRAND-"Songs,C Comedy and
PantOmine."

Beginning Sunday afternoon. the
Strand Theater will feature Rin-Tin-
Tin, the wonder dog. in 1.-THE Hero or
the Deep Snow" a gripping drama
of romance and heroism beneath the
northern lights. Racing over the ice.
plunging through the mountainous
drifts, struggling onward through a
binding blizzard. Rin-Tin-Tin is seen.
fierce and savage in excitement, yet
iovable and affectionate in his mo-
ments Of tenderness.
On the stage will be presented five
acts Of Loew's Vaudeville. topped by
Ed Pressler and Blanche Klaiss, in
..Songs, Comedy and Pantomime.
Others include Japanette and Edward
in "Symphonic Dawn" with jeanette
and Alice; James Kennedy in COM
edy skif, Paradise; Mabel Clark
and John Crosby in a comedy turn,
..They Don't Understand" and Tom
Davies Trio. three sensational motor
lists from London and Paris.
Evening star., 1926-10-27
COLONY.

Sunday, Richard Barthelmess in
1.-THE Amateur Gentleman" and news;
Monday, Francis x. Bushman and
Billie Dove in 1.-THE Marriage Clause"
and Cameo comedy, Pound Foolish;
Tuesday, Lefty Flynn in "Glenister
of the Mounted" and Hal Roach COM
edy, Dizzy Daddies"; Wednesday,
Clara Bow in Down to the Sea in
Ships" and Aesop Fable; Thursday,
Laura La Plante in Her Big Night"
Alice cartoon and novelty reel; Fri
day, Douglas MacLean in Hold That
Lion" and Neal Burns in "Papa's
Pest; Saturday, Viola Dana and
George C'Hara in Bigger Than Bar
NUNS" Alice Day in Sennett comedy,
Spanking Breezes" and fourth in
stallment of the chapter play,
"Snowed In"
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APOLLO.

Sunday and Monday, George
O'Brien and Olive Borden in Three
Bad Men" and Aesop Fable; Tues
day and Wednesday. Colleen Moore
in 1t Must Be Love- and Sennett
comedy, Muscle Bound Music;
Thursday. Jetta Goudal and William
Boyd in "Her Man O. War" and
Ralph Graves in Sennett comedy,
wide Open Faces; Friday, Buck
Jones in 1.-THE Man Four Square"
Walter Hiers In "Hitchin' Up" and
Navy reel; Saturday, Ralph Ince and
Claire Adams in 1.-THE Sea Wolf" 1"
Van Bibber comedy, 1.-THE Reporter" /"
and sixth chapter of SHOWED In"
Evening star., 1926-10-27

day and Friday, Marie Provost in
almost a Lady," supported by Har-
rison Ford and George X. Arthur,
directed by E. Mason Hopper. also
Charlie Chase in NUNS the Word"
and the Pathe Review; Saturday,
Hold That Lion,' Paramount's
comedy. featuring Douglas Mclean;
supplemented by kiss Papa" star
ring Lige Conley.
Evening star., 1926-10-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sup"

Corinne Griffith is the star of First
Nationals production, "Syncopating
Sue" to be seen at Crandall's Metro
politan Theater next week, beginning
Sunday afternoon.
"Syncopatihg Sue" is a comedy
drama. which has as its background
the .theater and the jazz activities
of the roaring forties along Broadway
known as Tin Pan Alley.
AS stage attractions, artists popu-
lar on the phonograph records and
over the radio will be seen. The
Ponce Sisters, "exponents of advanced
styles in harmony" will be assisted
Evening star., 1926-10-27
AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday and Monday Colleen Moore
in ut Must Be Love" and Sennett
comedy, Muscle Bound Music; =;
Tuesday and Wednesday, George
O'Brien and Olive Borden in Three
Bad Men" and Aesop Fable; Thurs
day, Francis X. Bushman and Billie
Dove in "The Marriage Clause" and
Cameo comedy, Don't Miss; Fri
day, Ralph Ince and Claire Adams in
THE Sea WOLF and Ralph Graves
in Sennett comedy, wide Open
Faces; Saturday, Laura La Plante
in "Her Big Might" Felix cartoon
and the seventh chapter of "Snowed
In"
Evening star., 1926-10-27
EARLE-"Egyptian Mircle Man"

Rahman Bey, headline attraction of
next weeks bill at the Earle Theater,
is one of the wonder men of the cur
rent age. His Offering comprises
miracles of the Orient, including eX-
periments in cataleptic anasthesia.
when knives, daggers and long pins
may be thrust into his body without
pain to him. In addition to this,
hypnotism. suspension of breathing
and circulation for periods ranging
from 20 minutes to six hours, thought
reading and transmission are among
his other weird endowments.
The added attractions will be a
gypsy camp. novel dancing act with
special settings and gypsy atmos-
phere.
Other inclusions are the Five Pet
leys in aerial comedy and daring,
Murray and Dougherty in an act
called Always Trying" and Frank
X. Silk, tramp comedian, in a comedy
monologue.
The photoplay will be THE Devil
Horse" written by Hal Roach, with
his famous Rex. the black wild horse,
In the title role.
A Lloyd Hamilton comedy, Move
Along" and pipe organ music by Alex
ander Arons will be added.
Evening star., 1926-10-27

Douglas MacLean in Hold That
Lion" and Hal Roach's Never Too
Old; Saturday, Ralph Inee and Claire
Adams in 1.-THE Sea Wolf," Buster
Brown comedy, Busters Girl Friend"
and fourth installment Of the chapter
play, Showed In"
Evening star., 1926-10-27
GAYETY-"Give and Take"

"Give and Take" the late Aaron
Hoffman's diverting satire in musical
comedy form on the problems OF
capital and labor and industrial
democracy, which the author has
treated with a broad sense OF humor
that is said to offend neither faction,
produced under the direction of Hur-
tig and Seamon, is announced as next
weeks attraction at the Gayety
Theater. beginning with Sundays
matinee.
The management of the Gayety
Theater announces "a special mid
night show Friday night, beginning
promptly IA - O'Clock. the current
attraction be- EIurtig s Seamon's
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NATIONAI-"Yes, Yes, Yvette."

Eyes. Yes, Yvette," the new fraZee
musical production, will attract inter-
est among the offerings of the COM
ing week, If for no other reason than
that it is the attraction at the Ma.
tional next Monday night that Will
bring the popular young actor, Lynne
Overman, home to the American stage
directly after his long triumphs
abroad. Also the new work is intro.
duced as the younger sister OF that
other famous Frazee offering, mo.
No, Nanette," which was such sue
cess that it is now being played in
every English-speaking country, with
Paris and Berlin thrown in for good
measure.
yes, Yes, Yvette" is based on the
play Nothing But the Truth" by
James Montgomery, which in turn
was adapted from story of the
same title by Frederic S. Isham.
Irving Caesar wrote the lyrics, and
the music is by Caesar and Philip
Charig. The cast, from the strength
of its names, is of genuine stellar
quality, including Lynne Overman,
Herbert Corthell, jeanette Macdonald,
Roberta Beatty, Leo Henning, Jere
Delaney, Arnold Lucy, Helene Lynd,
Amy Revere and Leslie Stiles and a
beauty chorus of so. One week is
the limit Of the engagement, with a
popular matinee on Wednesday.
Evening star., 1926-10-27
Have you ever said:
II wish | had more pep''?

DO YOU ever feel tired
unreasonably so, lacking
in interest, having to
force yourself to work,
without even enough
pep" to have a good time?
Then have your teeth
looked over. They may
not be the cause of the
trouble. But decayed
teeth or infected gums
can affect your entire sys-
ferr1 hxy
Evening star., 1926-10-27
CIRCLE.

Monday, Glen Hunter and Con-
stance Bennett in 1.-The Pinch Hit
ter; Tuesday, William Tilden, Mar
jorie Daw and Ben Alexander in 1.-The
Highbinders" Wednesday and Thurs
day, showings and 9 p.m., Corinne
Griffith in Into Her Kingdom" natu-
raj color featurette, Blue Boy; Fri
day and Saturday, Buster Keaton, and
Sally O'Neil in Battling Butler"
Evening star., 1926-10-27

Tearle in "The Dancer Of Paris" and
Cameo comedy. Pound Foolish;
Thursday, Lefty Flynn in "The Col
lege Boob" and Helen and Warren
comedy, Easy Payments: Friday.
Johnny Hines in Rainbow Riley" and
Lige Conley in Solid Cold; Saturday,
Fred Thomson in Hands Across the
Border" Juvenile comedy. Excess
Baggage" Navy reel and afth chap
ter Of "Snowed In"
LEADER.
Saturday and Sunday, Peter B.
Kyne's "Rustling for Cupid" with
Anita Stewart and George O'Brien,
Andy Gump comedy, ANDY Takes
a Flyer" and Mystery Pilot serial;
Monday, Buck Jones In "Durand of
the Bad Lands" Fox news and COM
edy, "The Skyjumper'; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Ben Lyon and Mary
Astor in 1.-THE Pace That Thrills" and
Larry Semon comedy, 'The Hick";
Thursday and Friday. Madge Bellamy
in BLACK Paradise" Fox news and
comedy, Partisan Knight: Saturday
the West" Mystery Pilot seria! and
comedy. 1.-THE Smash-Up."
OLYMPIC.
Sunday, Leatrice Joy in Ewes
Leaves" Pathe weekly and comedy,
PAY the Cashier; Monday, Rod Ia
ROGUE in Bachelor Brides and
Pathe comedy, 1.-THE Golf Bug; Tues
day. Vera Reynolds in "Sunnyside
Up" and comedy, ''His Wedding
Daze"; Wednesday. John Bowers in
"Laddie" and Fox comedy, "Rah,
Rah. Heidelberg; Thursday and Fri
day. Rudolph Valentino in "A Sainted
Devil" Fox weekly and Pathe COM
Mary Pickford in "suds" and Fox
comedy, "Lickpenny Lover
PARK.
Sunday and Monday, Peter the
Great, the wonder dog, in wild JUS
tice," Andy Gump Comedy and News
Events; Tuesday, Alma Rubens and
Edmund Lowe in Siberia" Mack
Sennett Comedy and Pathe Colored
Review; Wednesday,, Dorothy Gish
and Leon Enrol in CLOTHES Make the
Pirate" and Cullen Lands and JAG.
queline Logan in Peacock Feathers;
Thursday, Madge Bellamy and Charles
Buck Jones in "Lazybones" and Irene
Rich and Give Brook in "Compro.
mise; Friday, Shirley Mason and Neil
Hamilton in Desert Gold" and Rich
ard Barthelmess in "Soul Fire; Sat-
urday, George O'Brien in 1.-THE Johns
town Flood" o. Henry Comedy and
chapter Gene Tunney in 1.-THE Fight
ing Marine" Shows continuous on
Saturday from 2 pm, on Sunday
from 3 p.m.).
SAVOY.
Sunday, May McAvoy in 1.-THE Pas
sionate Quest" and Cameo comedy,
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Attractions in Washington Theaters
Next Week.

all-colored musical novelty, "4-11.44," !"
featuring Eddie Hunter. This extra
show will be exactly the same in per-
formance as the regular daily shows
and will be complete in every detail.
MUTUAL-"Step Along"
"Step Along" next weeks attrac-
ton at the Mutual Theater, has a
cast headed by Harry Jackson, Dutch
comedian, and includes the Nicholas
sisters, Abe Gore, Frank Du Frame,
Harry Reamer, Eloise Dwan, Mae
Lorraine, Winnie Nichols, Mae Mason
and. Kitty Altman with a large and
able chorus.
Evening star., 1926-10-27
CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday, Thomas Meighan in "Tin
Gods" and news reel; Monday, Marie
Provost in Seven Sinners" and jim
mie Adams in Gimme Strength;
Tuesday, Leatrice Joy in Ewes
Leaves" and Glenn Tryon in Say It
With Babies; Wednesday, Francis x.
Bushman and Billie Dove in "The
Marriage Clause" and Aesop Fable;
Thursday, Patsy Ruth Miller in Hell
Bent fer Heaven" and Imperial COM
edy, "Pawnshop Politics.; Friday,
Evening star., 1926-10-27
WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM
"king Lear"

A Shakespearean festival. rare to
the day and generation, will be cele'
brated next Monday night by the
eminent actor Robert B. Manteil ana
Genevieve Hamper at the Washington
Auditorium. This is the only Snakes
peare promised for Washington the
current season, and playgoers are
manifesting unusual interest in the
event.
Mr.. Mantell. who is regarded by
many critics as the foremost hvlng
delineator of Shakespearean roles, Will
offer a diversified program during
his brief visit. The scheduling OF
plays, which was arranged after "a
QUESTIONABLE to the leading organlza'
tions, has been set as follows: Ihe
opening performance will be KING
Lear" followed by Hamlet, AS
You Like It." Julius Caesar" Rlche'
lieu" and Macbeth" repeating
Julius Caesar" for Saturday matinee
s"The Merchant of Venice" at night.
Mr.. Mantell and Miss Hamper are
bringing the best supporting cast that
ever has appeared with them, accord
ing to reports from other cities. IN
the organization are: John Burke,
John Alexander, John c. Hickey
Robert Strauss. Bruce Adams, Glen
Waters, Frederick Hile. Jack Forrest
Olga Leeds, Mary Glover. Sarah Alex.
ander, Claire Bruce, Lillian Ramer
and a score of others.
Evening star., 1926-10-27
ELITE.

Sunday and Monday, Gloria Swan.
son and Eugene O'Brien in Fine
Manners" Pathe News and comedy,
"The White Wings Bride; Tuesday,
Milton Stills in Puppets" and Buster
Brown comedy, Busters Heart
Beat; Wednesday. John Bowers in
"Laddie" and Pathe comedy, Some
where in Somewhere; Thursday,
Reginald Denny in "Skinner's Dress
Suit" Pathe News and scenic, 'Fins
and Feathers: Friday, Ranger Dog
in Flashing Fangs'' and Fox comedy,
"Rah, Rah, Heidelberg; Saturday,
Lloyd Hughes and Dolores del Rio in
pals First" Pathe News and first
episode "Bill Grimm's Progress"
HIPPODROME.
Sunday and Monday, Rudolph Val
entino in COBRA" Pathe comedy,
1.-THE Uncovered Wagon" and scenic,
Fins and Feathers; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Lloyd Hughes and Mary
Astor in 1.-THE High Steppers" and
Andy Gumps comedy, "Dynamited"
Thursday and Friday, Corinne Griffith
and Claude Gillingwater in Into Her
Kingdom" and Pathe comedy, There
Goes the Bride; Saturday, Conrad
Nagel and Renee Adoree in 1.-THE
Exquisite Sinner, Pathe news and
comedy, 1.-THE Noon WHISTLE
HOME.
Sunday, Viola Dana in Bigger
Than Barnum's' and Our Gang in
Uncle Toms Uncle; Monday, Patsy
Ruth Miller in Broken Hearts of
Hollywood" and Aesop Fable; Tues
day, Lewis Stone in "Old Loves and
New" and Alice novelty reel; Wednes-
day, Dorothy Mackail and Conway
Evening star., 1926-10-27
RIALTO-ssThe Flaming Frontier" !"

RIALTO-'"The Flaming Frontier"
"The Flaming Frontier" the feature
at the Rialto next week, starting Sun.
day, is a story of the West Of the
early seventies done with close atten.
ton to historic talent and rendering
climax with the battle Of the Little
Big Horn, at which Gen. George A..
Custer and his entire command were
wiped out. Throughout runs the love
story of young Custer scout and the
daughter of a United States Senator.
Where THE Flaming Frontier"
touches on the historical, the produc-
ers are said to have adhered closely
to facts. West Point and life at the
famous military school have been re-
produced as they were in the seven
ties. The Custer massacre was staged
from War Department records and in
this spectacle alone, 1t Is claimed. sew.
eral thousand Indians were used, as
we'll. as three regiments Of United
States Cavalry.
The cast, headed by Dunstan Far.
mum, includes Anne Cornwell. Ward
Crane, Kathleen Key, Eddie Cribbon,
Hoot Gibson, George Fawcett. Noble
Johnson, Harry TODD and William
Steele.
Evening star., 1926-10-27

by John D'Allesandro. banjoist and
singer.
Short reels and musical contribu-
tions by the Metropolitan Symphony,
under Daniel Breeskin. and the Metro.
politan Ramblers, under Milton Davis.
will be added attractions.
Evening star., 1926-10-27

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Evening star., 1926-10-27

Sunday. May McAvoy in "The Pas
sionate Quest" and Cameo comedy,