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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-15

being shown at the Little Theater this
week, with music of string orches-
ira,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-15
OPENING ATTRACTIONS IN WASHINGTON
THEATERS
THEATERS

noon The picture will be Para
mounts production of "The Whirl
wind of YOUTH" featuring Lois
Moran, supported by Donald Keith,
Vera Veronina, Larry Kent and
Gareth Hughes, in a story adapted
from A. Hamilton Gibbs novel.
'Soundings." and directed by Row.
land V. Lee. 1t Is the story of a
beautiful girl whose great love, ap.
parently shattered. finally reaches the
happy elimination against the back.
ground of the World War. The
locales are an English village, Paris
and a seashore resort, and behind the
war lines in France.
The companion feature will be
Alaskan Adventures" an extraor-
dinarily faithful depletion of the
wonders of the Far North. In it Art
Young and Capt. Jack Robertson
undertake a trans. alaskan voyage
with only bow and arrow. relying
upon their own dexterity and deftness
in woodcraft to achieve their end,
which is to arrive upon the Yukon in
time to view the breaking up of the
huge ice jams in Spring.
The Metropolitan World Survey,
with complete pictures of Col. Lind
bergh's arrival in New York, will be
shown also, and the Metropolitan
Symphony Orchestra. under Daniel
Breeskin. will be heard in an overture
and accompaniment of the pictured
subjects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-15
PALACE-"Captain Salvation" and
"The WhirI of SuIendor."

Captain Salvation" featuring a fine
cast, and THE Whirl of Splendor."
a spectacular dance revue. are sched-
uled at Loew's Palace Theater for
next week. beginning Sunday.
Captain Salvation" is a drama of
strong men, battling the fury of the
sea; of old.time square-rigged ships
and the men who ran them; play
that fairly reeks of the salt brine and
the adventure of days gone by.
1t is Cosmopolitan production
based on Frederick William Wal
lace's novel. and is said to be a new
type of picture.
The cast includes: Lars Hanson,
Pauline Starke. Ernest Terrence,
Marceline Day. George Fawcett, Sam
de Grasse and Jay Hunt John S.
Robertson directed for Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer.
THE Whirl of Splendor" is de-
scribed as a gorgeous, glittering crea.
ton. featuring Constantinova and
Daikoff, with the Mascagno steppers
and Helen Durkin, supported by a
bevy of beautiful girls.
supplementary features are; Inter
national News with the latest shots of
Col Lindbergh, Topics of the Day and
an orchestral novelty produced by
Colby Hartman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-15
WANT SINGLE TEACHERS.
Barry Farm Citizens Oppose Mar
ried Women for Jobs.

The Barry Farms Citizens Associa-
ton. at it's closing session at st.
Johns Methodist Episcopal Church
last night, disapproved of an increase
in the number Of married teachers in
local schools, and opposed married
women attending the normal school.
Lindbergh's visit to the Naval Air
Station and the presence of his plane
there stimulated discussion of the adj
vantage of the old steel plant site at
GieGboro for an airport.
Secretary Henry Braxton was au-
thorized to ask the engineer depart
ment of the District for a drinking
fountain for the Barry Farms munich
pal playground.
A letter of congratulation was or
dered sent to Rev. Charles III. Wesley,
professor of history at Howard Uni
versity, upon his reappointment for
another four years as pastor of
Campbell A. M. E. Church.
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FARES TO INTERN
Copyright Harris e. Ewing.

Fsre.-Wsshneton Richmond to Fredericksburg
Fare-Washnston to Richmond Observation-Disclosures.
Easa from Washington or Richmond Colonial Beach
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DR.. CaldwelPs 3 Rules
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-15
COLUMBIA-"The World at Her
Feet"

Florence Vidor will be featured at
Loew's Columbia Theater next week,
beginning Sunday, in her latest Para
mount farce, THE World at Her
Feet"
1.-The World at Her Feet" is the
story of woman lawyer who be-
comes so interested in her profession
that friend husband is left out in the
cold. In an effort to win her back he
purposely hits another car. hoping to
regain wifey's love as client. But
the pretty blond chauffeur of the
other auto sits in the same boat as
he. Her husband devotes all his time
to sick patients. So-there you have
the groundwork against which the
farce has been built. Arnold Kent is
featured. Doris Anderson adapted it
from the French of Georges Berr and
Louis Verneuil.
Additional features on the program
are Pathe News, a two-reel comedy,
scenic and the Columbia ensemble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-15
conparion production to THE Night

companion production to THE Night
of Love-"
1t is for the title and more money
that Billie Dove, as Marcia Kane. is
married off to a grand duke, played
by Montagu Love. Ben Lyon, as
Wally Mckenzie. the youthful lover,
who. through the duplicity OF the
father, is believed by Marcia to have
died. appears in her bridal suite inn
mediately after the ceremony. The
interest of the spectator is conferred
on Marcia and Wally, while the duke
furnishes the ENHANCEMENT for the
audience to solve as the picture pro-
crosses. :,
Alec Francis, Constance Romanof,
Larka Winter, T. Roy Barnes, Buddy
Post and George Kotsonaros, with
some 5000 extras and % members OF
the Marion Morgan dancers, appear
in the picture.
The stage feature will be Orville
Rennie. noted tenor, formerly featured
with Blossom Time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-15
WARDMAN PARk-"BrOken Bios
sons"

D. w. Griffith's beautiful Broken
Blossoms" will be shown next week
by the Motion Picture Guild at the
Wardman Park Theater. beginning
Sunday.
Distinguished by the wonderful di-
rection of Griffith and notable acting
of Lillian Gish and Richard Barthel-
mess, Broken Blossoms" has long
stood for all that is fine and artistic
on the screen. Based on Thomas
Burke's Limehouse story, THE ChinS
and the Child" the picture is poeti-
cally tragic portrayal of the pathetic
life of a little London waif, whose
only friend is Chinaman.
The bill at the Wardman Park will
comprise the entire program that is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-15

patton, biliousness. sour and crampy
stomach, bad breath, no appetite.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-15
KEITH'S--Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nor
worth.

Jack Norworth and Dorothy Adelphi
(Nfr. and Mrs. Jack Norworth) will
headline the bill at B. f. Keith's Thea
ter next week. in the comedy, The
Nagger," by Gus Weinburg. Mr.. Nor
worth will also sing some of his well
known songs.
The prima donna petite, Sybil Vane,
will be featured after two years of sue
cess in Europe.
Comedy and athletics will be offered
by William and Joe Mandel, in Quiet
Please" Owen Mckinney, protean
actor. will present bill Skies" with a
quick change dramatic episode from
Dickens. Carrie and Eddy will APP
pear in A Petite Revue" a George
Choos Offering, with Webster Taylor.
Harriet Cole and Gloria Lee present
Ing a singing and dancing revue with
music by Gene Lucas. Diero. piano
Rccordionist. will play his inimitabla
rlusic Martin and Martin will offer
Something Different in Athletics"
and the usual screen features will
complete the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-15

and will be presented next week at the
Little Theater. -.
This is the picture which has been
described by continental papers as
greater than 'Caligari.' for 1t is
similar to that famous picture In its
beauty and fantastic terror. Directed
by Robert Wiene, the maker of Cali.
gari" the story is enacted by STAINS
lavsky's company of the Moscow Art
Theater. The story follows closely
the world famous novel by Dostoiev-
sky. After it's run in Washington
Crime and Punishment" will open in
New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-15
LITTLE THEATER-"Crime and
Punishment"

Although. is American premiere was
or ignally scheduled for New York,
new r,oticn masterpiece from Europe,
"C.ins and Punishment" which was
given enc showing here at the Ward
man Park Theater last week, has been
secured by the Motion Picture Guild,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-15
Come, Easy Co."

Easy come, Easy TO.
One of Owen Davis latest and
Eprightliest plays. Easy Come, Easy
Co." will be offered by the National
Players at the National Theater next
week. The piece ran for 800 nights
at the Biltmore Theater in New
York. serving for the talents of Otto
Kruger. 1t closed only when the star
was forced to take a rest.
II is a three-act farce about two
crooks and their invasion of sana-
forum where they find temporary
refuge from the police, and one of
them, who isn't crook at heart,
finds "the only girl"
The play opens in Pullman
smoker which the yeggmen, carrying
their swag, have boarded, only to be
followed by a detective. Aboard are
prospective patients for sanatorium.
Once a patient enters there he is as
cloistered as nun, the suspects tell
the confiding detectives; and when
the horde of sufferers debark the
yeggs follow, whence starts mos of
the comedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-15
EARLE-six Brown Brothers.

The Six Brown Brothers, Broad
ways famous saXophone ensemble,
will headline the vaudeville bill at the
Earle Theater next week. beginning
Sunday afternoon. They are directed
by Tom Brown, long famous as a
musical clown, who recently appeared
at the Earle with jazz band. The
present Offering, however. is an entire
~ new act. with the original saxo-
phone seXtette formerly featured in
the Fred Stone musical comedy pro-
auctions.
The added attraction will be Bee and
Ray Conan in Dance Scandals" as
sisted by the Harmony Sisters and the
Fleet-footed Foresome. Dance Sean
Elals" abounds in witty dialogue and
bprightly music. with demonstration
Of the terpsichorean art.
Another notable inclusion is eX-
Sergt Charles A. Mcdonald, former
star of the Greenwich Village Follies"
and better known in recent months as
b radio favorite, announced as THE
Blind Baritone" Sergt, Mcdonald will
be assisted by Ray Worley at the
piano, whose ballad compositions will
be sung. Dalton and Craig will pre-
bent "Checkmate," sketch by Claude
w. Bostock. The vaudeville entertain
hent will include other acts.
The photoplay viii be Paramount's
production of TOO Many Crooks -
with Mildred Davis return to the
screen. supported by Lloyd Hughes.
A short-reel comedy, the Imperial
release, Grass Widows" and the
kinograms, with a pictorial record of
Col. Lindbergh's arrival in New York,
also viii be shown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-15

Members of the Washington Board
of Trade will hold testimonial dinner
tomorrow evening at the Manor Club
in honor of George Miller, chairman
of the recent annual shad bake out
ing of the organization, which was
held at Sherwood Forest, Md. The
dinner will be held at $50 o'clock.
William r. Ellis, chairman of the en-.
tertainment subcommittee of the
membership committee of the board,
is in charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-15
RIALTO-"The Tender Hour"

1.-THE Tender Hour comes to the
Rialto Saturday for a weeks run,
with Billie Dove and Ben Lyon in the
leading roles. George Fitzmaurice di-
rected the picture, which is said to be
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METROPOLITAN-"The Whiriwind
Of YOuth"-"Alaskan Adventures"
A double feature bill is scheduled
for Crandalfs Metropolitan Theater
next week, beginning Sunday after
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TRIBUTES FOR
ASTATESMAN
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popularity as a conservative in po-
litical thought. he was in fact an
ultraconservative when any propo-
sal involved departure from funda-
mental principles. He believed in
progress under our established
forms of government.
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MAYOR JOHN L. DUVALL-In.
diana has today lost one Of its great
est men. Especially was he great
literary light and outstanding think
er. The Nation suffers a tremen-
dous loss in that his life OF Lincoln
was not finished. I am deeply
grieved to hear of his death.
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UX0RCIDE is CHARGED
Schmidt to Be Arranged Thursday
on Murder Indictment.

VH nuhuOi biuiCtHeut.
BIZ Times Special &
CLINTON, Ind, April 27.-Johra
Schmidt, So, indicted by the grand
jury Tuesday, will be arranged here
at Newport Thursday on charges he
shot and killed his wife from am
bush, near Clinton a week ago.
Schmidt's stepdaughter, who was
also wounded by the assassin, will
be the principal witness against
hiaae
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DIR. J. AMBROSE DUNKLE,
pastor Tabernacle Presbyterian
Church-Mr. Beverage was one of
the greatest men America has ever
produced. 1 consider him among
the outstanding, if not the outstand-
ing Hoosier. 1t is with deep regret
that L hear of his death. I am a
great admirer of Mr.. Beveridge.