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Old Masters

Look in my face, my name is Might
have been:
l am also called No-morc, Too-latc,
Farewell;
Unto thine ear I hold the dead sea
shell
Cast up thy life's foam.fretted feet
between;
Unto thine eyes the glass where that
is seen
Which had life's form and loves but
by my spell
Is now a shaken shadow, intolerable
Of ultimate things unuttered the
frail screen.
Mark me! how still I am! But
should there dart
One moment through thy soul the
soft surprise
Of that winged pace which lulls the
breath of sighs--
Then shalt thou see me smile, and
turn apart
Thy visagc to mine ambush at thy
heart
Sleepless with cold commemorative
eyes.
Dante Gabriel Rossetti: 4 SUI
prescription.
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Augustana Synod
Corner Seventh Street and

<4VcuuS IL
Rev. A. ]. Malmquist, Pastor.
9:45 Sunday school, G. G. Lar
sen, superintendent.
1880 The Women's Missionary
Society will present . program 1T
which time an offering will be
taken for the Christmas Cheer Fund
to be used on the Mission Fields in
India. China. Africa and Porto Rico.
The following program will be rem.
dered:
Greeting-Robert Melville.
"The Lord Bless the Little Chill
dren"-Dorothy Carlson.
Song, "Sunbeams"-Group Of chill
dren.
Recitation-Gilbert. and Margaret
Olson.
Reading-Florence Swenson.
"Our Little Foreigners'-Alfhild
Engen.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Second and Thayer Streets
Paul S. Wright


Morning worship 1890.
Organ Prelude: "Hymn Varia-
tions''-Sawyer.
Mrs. Morris, organist
Solo: "How Lovely Are Thy
Dwellings"-Liddle.
Mrs. s. A. Marcks
Offertory: Spring Song"-Men-
delssohn.
Solo: "A Prayer"-Lieurance.
Mr.. Otto Bauer
Sermon: 1.-THE Christian Com
monwealth."
Paul S. Wright
Postlude: "Rcise Gedanken"-
Evening Service
1880 r. M.
Organ Selections:
Coward, Christian Soldiers
Ashburt.
Evening Prayer Nelson.
"Pomposo'-Lacey.
Mrs. R. f. Morris
Anthem: Heaven Is My Home"
selected.
Chorus Choir
Inspirational Congregational Sing
ing, led by the chorus choir and the
song leader.
"Under One Flag" the story of
the church a. work among the many
peoples which form our country, IL
lustrated with slides.
Paul S. Wright
Immediately after the evening
service, the Presbyterian church in.
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Bridge Me Another


BY w. w. WENTWORTH

BY w. w. WENTWORTH
(Abbreviation: A-ace; liking
queen; Ijack; X-any card
lower than 1O.)
What do you bid initially on,
spades-A K X; hearts-A X K;
diamonds-K x K; clubs-X XXX!
&Declarer holds A @ 10 will
< x x in dummy. How should he
finesse first time the suit is played
3-What is the cause Of most
defeats in bridge?
The Answers
Daring players bid one no,
trump. It is q gamble.
2-Play small from dummy and
finesse 10.
3-Making an unsound initial bid
Copyright, 1927, by the Ready
Reference Publishing Company
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Hints on Etiquet

/. What is the keynote Of q lunch.
con as against q big dinner? :
2. How are guests received at
luncheon?
3. What takes place next?
The Answers
/. Informality ct the luncheon, a.
against formality at dinner.
2. They are never announced BY
butler. They are ushered into the
living room where the hostess meets
them. or, she may open the door
herself.
8. Guests are introduced to oil
other guests.
The longest ocean wave ever mea-
sured was CTS feet.
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A Thought

His hand will he against every
man. and every mans hand against
him.-Gen. 1912.
y
There never was good war or a
bad peace.-Benjamin Franklin.
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FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Corner Of Seventh Street and
Rosser Avenue

c. +. Frankhauser, pastor.
Sunday morning worship, 10.
Subject: "The Ark in the Har-
vest Field" This is our harvest
festival season.
Sunday school, II a. m. B. C.
Larkin, superintendent.
2:3O p. IN. Baptism Service.
1880 p. m. f. L. C. +. Topic:
"Christian Endeavor in All Lands"
Evening service at 8. Sub
ject: "Reaping the Unexpected Har-
vest"
Special Music.
Wednesday evening, prayer serv-
icc
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Mrs. Eldon Anderson
Is Hostess to Girls
of Campfire Group

Mrs. Eldon Anderson was hostess
Friday evening to members of the
Wazieyata group Of Campfire girls
at theatre party.
After the program at the Eltinge,
refreshments were served at the
Anderson home. Halloween colors
and favors decorated the rooms and
table. Mrs. Anderson is guardian
of the Wazieyata group.
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TRINITY ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH

Avenue G and Seventh Street
/. G. Monsoon, Pastor
Sunday services. morning, 10:45.
Topic: "The Light Of the World"
communion.
Sunday school at II, all classes.
Special music at service.
Evening service at 1880.
Topic: "Your Faith and Nine"
dealing with the attitude Of one
denomination to another.
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vites all young people Of the COM
munity who have no church affilia-
ton to an informal hour of fellow
ship in the church parlors.
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ZICN LUTHERAN CHURCH
Missouri Synod

MISSOuTl OyHOu
Fourth Street and Avenue A.
j. v. Richert, Pastor
Sunday services as follows:
$3.50 a. nl., Sunday school in
charge Of Miss Ella Brelje.
1880 Morning worship Ger
man).
2:30 p. m. The pastor will preach
at Baldwin.
6:30 p. m. Bible Hour in charge Of
the w. L.
1880 Evening service Eng
lish).
Sermon: ''What Is Your knowl-
edge Of the Bible?"
The evening service will especially
pertain to the young people in the
interest Of Bible Study.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Fourth Street and Avenue B
G. A. Stephens, Minister
1880 The pastor will preach on
the subject Of "Some Of the Discov-
cries Of the Prayer Life"
1900 Sunday school, Fred Miller,
superintendent.
500 Junior B. Y. P. U.
6:30 Senior B. Y. r. U. Inter-
mediate b. Y. p. U.
1880 The pastor will deliver a
chalk talk on the "Three Worlds"
1880 Wednesday evening prayer
meeting, the subject for considera-
ton will be Classification"
800 Thursday the Aid society will
meet at the church. This will be a
birthday meeting for all the ladies
whose birthday occurred since July
first.
If you have q boy who is eligible
for the boy scouts, send him to the
church at 1880 Friday evening. We
have = fine man who is to act as
scoutmaster for US and we are going
to revive Troup No. l, the first
scout troop that was organized in
Bismarck.
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ELTINCE THEATRE

Clara Bow is now "keike wahini
Lalau."
Sounds terrible, but that is the
part she portrays-a flapper Of Ha-
waii-in her latest starring vehicle
"Hula" which comes to the Eltinge
theatre for Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
"Hula" is a story of social life
in Hawaii; Of an American girl,
born and raised on "the crossroads
Of the Pacific" who remains herself
amid an artificial atmosphere Great
ed by an irresponsible set Of "fast
livers."
In this interesting but strnge sit
uation comes Give Brook, leading
man. The troubles Of lively Miss
Boz in obtaining her real love make
up one Of the most fascinating
screen tales Of the day. Romance,
color, smiles and tears are all rolled
together in this fast moving story.
The production was directed by
Victor Fleming. famous for his sue
cess with "Mantrap" then "The
Rough Riders" and more recently
1.-THE Way Of All Flesh" starring
Emil jennings.
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
SCIENTIST

Corner Fourth Street and Avenue C.
Sunday service at 1900 q. nj.
Subject: Probation After Death
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at 8 o'clock.
A reading room is open in the
church building every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, except
legal holidays, from 2 to 4 p. nj.
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The Annual Rummage Sale
of the Presbyterian church
will be held in the church par
lors at 8 o'clock, Thursday and
Friday. Oct. 9th and 28th.
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Business education pays. Send
for catalog. Interstate Business
College, Fargo, N. D.-Adv.
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I'VE Come as Loyal Children
Group Of girls.
Under the Star'-Harriet Malm.
Reading-Mrs. E. A. Lindbloom.
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she has replenished her stock
with newest modes In coats,
dresses and millinery.
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CHURCHES

GERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Eighth and Rosser Avenue
Fred E. Klein, Pastor.
Sunday services:
1000 a. nj. Sunday school.
11:00 a. m. Morning service.
700 p. m. Meeting Of B. Y. P. u
500 p. m. Evening service.
Evening star., 1927-11-02
WARDMAN PARK-"A lost Lady /"

Beginning next Sunday, the Motion
Picture Guild will present at the
Wardman Park Theater the screen
version of the novel by Villa Gather,
"a Lost Lady," which was directed by
Harry Beaumont, with Irene Rich,
George Fawcett and Matt Moore In
the leading roles.
The story concerns the beautiful
wife of a famous railroad magnate
who tires of her home and elopes with
handsome lover. Her husbands ruin
in financial crisis and her subsequent
return provide the basis for the climax
Of the story, in which the genius of
Miss Gather and the motion picture
are said to be well blended
Evening star., 1927-11-02

The camera version of this great
love story is Of more than usual
length. and supplementary offerings
will therefore be curtailed.
The musical program by the Met.
ropolitan Symphony Orchestra, under
Daniel Breeskin, will feature, the spe
cial orchestral setting of Camille"
in which La Traviata" music is ex.
tensively utilized
PALACE-"Chang"-Gertrude Ederle.
Loew's Palace Theater celebrates
it's ninth anniversary commencing next
Saturday with program of which
Chang" is the film attraction, with
Gertrude C'Trudy') Ederle in person
on the stage.
Miss Ederle will demonstrate in de-
tail the strokes and maneuvers she
employed in cOnquering the English
Channel. For this purpose she will
utilize specially constructed swim
ming tank. designed to permit specta-
tors to get a complete view of her
accomplishments. She will be assisted
by Ethel and Marion Baker, fancy
divers.
Chang" is something entirely new
in motion pictures. 1t tells no ordi-
nary tale. 1t is just one thrill after
leopard leaps over a high wall into
the hero's home; a tiger hurls itself
right into the eye of the camera; 400
ponderous, stampeding elephants at
tack a native village, leaving nothing
but desolation and death in their wake.
This is, in part, what Chang" is said
to hold in store for moviegoers.
RIALTO-'Les Miserables."
III -
epic of French life, which comes to
the Rialto Saturday. is a Universal
Film de France. The story as they
tell it picks out the principal dramatic
incidents in the novel, always preserv-
ing the main theme-the regeneration
Of humanity through the influence Of
goodness in man.
Jean Vatican, one Of the most be-
loved characters in fiction, is played
by Gabriel Gabrio. and many other
well known names in the French
Theater appear in the cast. Most of
the scenes were taken on the actual
locations of the book, and the picture
is said to breathe the very spirit Of
France of the days Of Victor Hugo's
hero.
The prison camp, where Jean first
comes under the eye of Javert, the
peaceful days in the little town of
which he became mayor, the inn at
which Jean found the heart breaking
figure Of little Cosette and the scenes
in Paris are all said to be typical and
realistic.
The Micareme company in dance
revue will be the stage feature.
COLUMBIA-"Ben Hur."
"Ren Hur" Metro-Co1du uyp ATayer
Evening star., 1927-11-02
FOX-wLOyes of Carmen"

Vivienne Segal. musical comedy
star, will share honors on the Fox
Theater program, beginning Sunday.
with the film production of Loves
OF Carmen" featuring Dolores Del Rio
and Victor McLaglen, the stars of
what Price Glory"
Miss Segal, the late star of '"The
Desert Song" and 1.-THE Yankee
Princess" is making her debut In
motion picture theaters and will offer
a repertoire of new melodies and some
of her old favorites. "The Runaway
Four" comedy offering formerly
with THE Music Box" also will be
featured.
Loves of Carmen" Is a William
Fox production based on the story by
Prosper Marimee. Miss Del Rio
portrays the tempestuous gypsy gir
and McLaglen the swashbuckling
adventure-loving matador.
Washington music lovers have an
other treat in store in the overture to
be offered by the Fox Symphony
Orchestra under Adolphe l.. kornspan
conductor
Evening star., 1927-11-02
NATIONAL-"The Marquise."

"The Marquise," romantic play
of eighteenth century France, Will be
the medium of Billie Burke's return
to the stage at the National Theater
next Monday evening. 1t is the work
of Noel Coward, author of The Vor'
lex Easy Virtue" and other recent
plays. -,
Miss Burke will have as her
Ssatured player Arthur Byron. ana
fhe remainder of the company IN
cludes Reginald Ouren. Rex y Marcy
Theodore st. John, William kersna",
Madge Evans. Harry Lillford, Dorothy
Tree and Charles Ashley.
'The Marquise" will be seen only
In Washington, Miss Burke's birth
mace. in advance of its New York
presentation. Miss Burke was last
seen here in 1.-THE Intimate Strangers,
bv Booth Harrington.
Evening star., 1927-11-02
sTHEKING's sHENCHMAN"-Friday.

''The Kings Henchman," the Ameri.
can opera, with libretto by Edna st.
Vincent Millay and music by Deems
Taylor, which created a sensation at
its Metropolitan Opera House premiere
in New York last February, will open
it's transcontinental tour at Polls
Theater Friday afternoon at 2:45
o'clock under the local management
of Mrs. Wilson-Greene.
The transcontinental tour OF "The
Kings Henchman" Is under the musi-
cal and artistic direction of jacques
Samossoud, well known in Washing.
ton as a conductor. Mr.. Samossoud
has assembled brilliant cast of artists
from the Metropolitan Opera Co..
Covent Garden and elsewhere, includ.
ing Marie Sundelius, from the Metro
politan Opera, in the soprano role OF
Aelfrida; Rafaelo DiaZ, in the tenor
role of Aethelwold Richard Hale, bari.
tone. as King Eadgar. and Giovanni
MARITIME as Maccus. Dudley Warwick
and Constance Hejda also have promi.
nent roles. A company Of so and an
orchestra of so are also included.
THE Kings Henchman" seat sale Is
held at Mrs. Wilson-Greene's concert
bureau, 1900 G street northwest
Tickets will be on sale also at Polls
Theater the afternoon Of the opera.
Particular attention is called to the
curtain time, 2:45 pm.
Evening star., 1927-11-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" :"

Norma Talmadge will be the star
at Crandall's Metropolitan Theater for
the week beginning Saturday in
moderniZed production of Camille"
the classic of both romantic and op.
cratic stages by Dumas.
The familiar story OF the shop girl
who rose to be the most talked of
beauty in France has served as
vehicle for the foremost emotional
stars OF the stage and the greatest
divas of opera. 1t is said that the dra.
matte effectiveness of the work has
been lent a new potency in the current
version, and that Miss Talmadge in
the title role surpasses any previous
performance.
In the role Of Armand will be seen
q new leading man. Gilbert Roland.
and others in the cast are Lilyan
Tashman, Rose Dione. Helen Jerome
Eddy, Alec B. Francis, Albert Conte,
Michael Visarof and Harvey Clark.
Evening star., 1927-11-02
PROSPECTS FOR SUPPLY
OF TURKEYS is BRIGHT
Texas Crop Expected to Show Big
Gain Over Last Year-Ship-
ping Starts Soon.

By the Associated Press.
FORT WORTH, Tex, November 2.
Bright prospects for turkey day
came from Texas yesterday.
In the face of Government estimates
of per cent decrease in the 1927
turkey crop in the leading producing
States, Texas is expected to produce
a turkey crop 25 to 80 per cent great
er than in 1926.
Because of extreme warm weather,
however, the birds are maturing slow
ly and shipments to Northern and
Eastern markets will be late. 1t was
estimated by the Texas Poultry and
Egg Association that more than 400
carloads Of turkeys will leave the
State, but nearly all will move at one
time. and fears were expressed that a,
Evening star., 1927-11-02
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EARLE-"Ritzy Revue"

Next weeks attraction at the Earle
Theater, beginning Sunday afternoon.
will be Ned Wayburn's 'Ritzy Revue
in IS scenes, with $50 elaborate cos
fumes. The music is by Eugene +.
Ford and Walter G.. Samuels and
lyrics by Robert Ware and David >.
Goldberg: Al Wood is the featured
funmaker, and others are Lorita King
supported by her sister and brother,
Morita and Edward King; a panto.
mime, Broken Toys" with George
r. Brown and Harry A. King, and an
ensemble Of Is dancers; Marika Rokk,
Hungarian dancer. in a new ballet
noir, discovered and Americanized by
Ned Wayburn, concluding with min
jature musical comedy. entitled "Oh,
Doctor" featuring Marie Stagg and a
supporting company of IL dancing
debbies"
The feature photoplay will be ''The
Angel of Broadway" starring Leatrice
joy, with Victor Varconi leading the
supporting cast.
Evening star., 1927-11-02

congestion may make the Thanksgiv-
ing supply later than in the past.
Dealers here said the market will
open around IS to % cents a pound on
foot. However. some Fort Worth deal
ers already are offering the top price
for roundabout birds.
Evening star., 1927-11-02
KEITH'S-Fanny Brice.

Fanny Brice, comedienne, will head
line the bill at b. +. keith's Theater
next week, beginning with the first
show at 2:15 instead Of 3:l5. Another
performance will be offered at 5:15
and a regular evening show at S:1o.
This Is for Sundays only.
Wee" George Wood. known as
"Vaudeville's Peter Pan," also will be
featured in a playlet, portraying Brit
fish boyhood, entitled His Black
Hand" He is supported by Miss Dolly
Harmer.
Others will be ruiz and Bonita
In Dances Supreme" with Gel
Manns Novelty Quartet; Billy Hal
len, monologist, in IT'S All Apple.
sauce; Hap" Farnell and Florence
IN a unique offering; Pallenberg' s
Bears, presented by Miss Cato Pallen
berg: Phil Brown and Thelnla Lahar'
In "Whirlwinds Of Thrills" and other
acts to be announced.
Evening star., 1927-11-02
STRAND-"Parisian Flappers. I"

Partisan Flappers," a new Mutual
burlesque offering, will be seen at the
Strand Theater next week. 1t is said
to be a melange of artistry. agility,
novelty and harmony, with Stella
Morrisey heading the cast, assisted by
Flossie de We're. Frank Anderson,
Walter Mack, Dick Richards and
George Stella.
The show is in two acts, with a
number of vaudeville specialties which
will include the Manhattan Male
Quartet. Several noval scienic eff
fects will be introduced, including
the animated tableaux curtain COM
posed of the 16 girls Of the chorus.
Evening star., 1927-11-02

st. Johns Commandery. No. 1,
knights Templar. of Providence, r.
l.. the first Masonic body of it's kind in
America. has just celebrated it's 125th
anniversary.
Evening star., 1927-11-02
GAYETY-"NOthing But Girls"

Frank X. Silk comes 10 the Gayety
Theater next week as star of his new
revue, entitled, Nothing But Girls"
With the aggregation comprised
Evening star., 1927-11-02
WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM
"HamIet."

"Hamlet" will be the opening per-
forma nee presented by the Shake
su,eare Association of America, which
begins a weeks engagement at the
Washington Auditorium next Monoay
evening.
Formed primarily for the purpose Of
Offering good Shakespearean produc-
fions at prices that would permit an
lovers of the great dramatist to wit.
ness the plays, the company is headed
nv Fritz Leiber, well-known Shake
spearean star. The stage director IS
Henry Herbert, who has directed
Shakespearean performances for the
past 90 years in England.
The cast includes Irby Marshal,
Louis Leon Hall, Leonard Wiley,
Ethel Taylor. John Burke. Robert
Strauss. Philip Quin. Edmund Forde.
Virginia Bronson, John Osgood. Allan
Wiley, Joseph. Singer, Ethel Francis
Roberts, Olga Leeds, Isabel stuart.
Francis Dears. Elmer Hall, Claude
Mintz and others.
Special scenery and costumes nave
been designed fer the present tour.
PREsmENT-"The Black Hussar." +"
The light opera season in Wash
fngton will open Monday night when
Il pACo%AANO
dent Theater Light Opera Co. IN
"The Black Hussar," comedy In
three acts by Millocker.
Action of the piece takes place dur.
ing the years 1928 and is developed
through the efforts of German
patriot and colonel in the Black Hus'
sars to incite an insurrection in the
German town Of Trautenfeld. For
music, plot and romance, "The Black
Hussar" is said to offer an abundance.
Charles T. II. Jones, stage director.
has chosen for the pivotal roles, Hazel
Huntington, Mary Craig, Anna 1ago
William Mitchell, Lee Daily. Hayden
Thomas. Robert Malone and William
Barclay. A singing chorus OF excel
lent voices is featured.
Alfred Manning is directing the
music, and Stephen Golding has de-
signed the sets.
Evening star., 1927-11-02
Sigmund Spaeth-TomOrrow.

Sigmund Spaeth, the 'playboy of
musical pedagogy" will open the Sc
ries of 10 Community Institute events
tomorrow night at Central High
School.
DIR. Sigmund Spaeth's name is
known all over the country and in
Europe in connection with his sue.
cessful musical programs, combined
with wit and wisdom. In Jazz
MANIA" which he will give for his
Washington appearance, he has mod.
ern foibles. musical idiosyncrasies at
his fingers ends, and a patter that
"sparkles all over the place like a
painting Of Naples by moonlight done
in mica
Evening star., 1927-11-02

production, will have it's popular. priced
premiere here at Loew's Columbia
Theater next Saturday, opening a spe-
cial engagement on that date.
Fred Niblo directed the production.
which begins with the Wise Men and
the Star of Bethlehem, pictures Jeru
salem under the Roman tyranny and
the condemnation of the Prince Of Hur
to the galleys. The battle twixt the
Roman fleet and the Greek pirates was
filmed with a great Ben Hur navy
of antique modelled craft off the coast
of Italy.
The celebrated Antioch chariot race.
in which Ben Hur and Messala con.
test for the palm, is one of the spec
tacular scenes in the picture, and the
love story of Ben Hur and Esther is
intertwined with the thrilling action
The cast of this uper-production,
which took three years to complete,
includes Ramon Novarro in the title
role, Betty Bronson, May McAvoy,
Francis y. Bushman. Carmel Myers
Claire Mcdowell. Kathleen Key, Nigel
de Brulier. Mitchell Lewis and Frank
Currier. The music for the produc.
tion was written by David Mendoza
and William Axt. the composers of
THE Big Parade music.
Evening star., 1927-11-02
Attractions in Washington Theaters
Next Week

mostly of girls, the show is said to
have speed. activity, good music.
lively dances and plenty of laughs.
Supporting the comedian will be
Elaine Midgely, prima donna; Adele
Lewis, ingenue; Billie La Monte,
soubrette: Emmett Baker, and a
chorus of "a girls. An acrobatic
dancing team, Root and La Monte,
will offer a vaudeville speciality.
Evening star., 1927-11-02
LITTLE THEATER-"Manon Les.
pappf -

The screen version of the famous
romance by the Able Provost. "Manon
Lescaut," as produced by the UFA
organization, will be presented at the
Little Theater next week by the Mo.
ton Picture Guild. LYDIA de Putti,
star of Variety and Jealousy" has
the title role, which is said to follow
the original story of the madcap
French girl very closely.
"Manon Lescaut" has served as the
theme for many kinds of artistic en-
deavor. Massenet. French composer,
was the creator Of an opera based on
"Manon," while plays and paintings
have long extolled the enhancing
beauty and history of the heroine.
Arthur Robson, English film direc-
tor, was imported by UFA to direct
the picture. which, 1t Is said, required
over six months to film.