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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-30
l,ll8 CHILDREN
IN OUR GANG
CONTEST

Judges at Loew's Columbia The
alter today viii begin selecting candi
dates Tor Washington's "Our Gang
al the second stage in the big con.
test. conducted BY The Washington
Times, with the cooperation Of the
Loew tlaeatefs.
Entries in the contest were closed
Saturday at p. m. A total OF Ills
photos and coupons was recorded az
that time. This means that 1,I1s
children OF washington and nearby
MARYLAND and Virginia, sent their
pictures rs Our Gang Editor, with
the coupons carried In The Times,
which served as entry blanks.
Groups Selected
The judges selected large groups
from the total number Of entrants,
believing them to have sufficlent re-
semblance to the real characters OF
ssOur Gang film comedies to so into
the elimination.
Each child SO selected has been
sent 4 postcard notifying him to ap.
pear 1t the Twelfth Street entrance
Of the Columbia at certain day and
time. Only those children holding
the postcards will be admitted TO the
stage.
The schedule Of the eliminatiOns
is as follows: Today, Fatty Joe
Cobb, candidates; Tuesday, Freclxies;
wednesday, Mary; Thursday
Wheezer: Friday, Jean. The hour
for all Of these applicants to ap-
near Is 2:45 D. m.
The class of 4O-odd Farinas has
been notified to be- at the theater
on Wednesday at ] D. m.
The entire cast OF washington =
"Ganes, win be selected by the end
of the week. Next week. director
and technical crew will come to
washington to make & real movie.
starring the six children selected
and using many other contestants
In smaller roles.
Park Scenes Planned
Many 81 the scenes for this film
viii Be made ct Glen Echo Park.
After the film has been shown IN
washington. It win be sent to Hal
Roach. producer OF Our Gang
comedies. Similar films, made in
IA other cities conducting local con-
tests. also viii be sent him. Out
OF them al. Mr.. Roach is to select
one child for parts In the real Our
Gang" comedies.
The winner viii get . three
months, contract at 800 q week
from Mr.. Roach. The producer also
win pay the expenses OF the winner
and his parents on the trips to
and from Hollywood.
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MEXICO FINDS
ARMY LOYAL
BY international News service

MEXICO CITY, July 30.--A deep
impression was made today by the
publicdeclaration of Gen. Augustln
Mora, military commander OF the
zone including Mexico City, that
the army is absolutely loyal to
President Gales.
The statement was made follow
ing a review Of Mexican infantry
and light artillery.
While there had never been any
doubt of the army's fealty to
President Gales, it was felt that
the announcement by General
Mora would have considerable effect
in tranquilizing the political situa.
ton.
Gen. Antonio Rios Zertruche,
chief of police, said that President.
elect Obregon's assassin, Jose de
Leon Toral would be turned over
to the San Angel district court
during the day for a preliminary
hearing on the charge OF murder.
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CHILD HlT By TRUCK

CHESTER, Pa, July 30 bert
I.ewicy. years old son 81 Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Lewicy. was injured
when he ran against truck and
suffered fracture 81 the skull
The truck owned BY William Bur
rows. 81 Milford Dell WAS a
charge of Samuel Singer. Singer
was held iii $1,000 bail FOR hearing
vvl9nss xgenfnd
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WoMAN,s SKULL BROKEN

EASTON, Pa. July 30.--Mrs. LII
liam Sanderson, of Trenton, is in
hospital here with fractured skull
sustain in a head.on automobile col.
lision on the South Delaware River
Road. She also suffered broken
wrist. None of the others In the
two machines was injured.
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ADvEaTlsEMEMT

Prices realized on Swift & Company
sales Of carcass beef in WASHINGTON. b.
G.. for week ending Saturday, July 20,
1898, on shipments sold out, RANGED from
1900 cents TO a1.00 cents per pound and
AVERAGED 2i.95 cents per pound
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SHERMAN aide DIES

SHAMOKIN, July 30.--Moses Bolts
Sc, who was one Of sherman's mes
sengers in his march to the sea, died
at his home here following a brief
illness.
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Police Turn Backs as
Nude Bathers Flee

GREAT NECK, Il +. July 30.-Four young couples sans
hathnp attire routed By Nassau county police at no
s from the pool ii the Kensngton district here whose
sdents most Of them wealthy are barred from BATHING IL
~ roo Nv village ordinance
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ARL NVGT O|VROAD
BIDS SOUGHT

ARLINGTON COUNTY, July 30.
County Engineer g. Ii Kinnier will
report on the preparation work for
plans and specifications for the
widening Of the Mt. Vernon Boule-
ward from Washington Avenue 10
the Hume Station, in Jefferson dis
trict, at a meeting of the board Of
supervisors today. Tt is expected
the board will ask for bids for the
work without further delay.
Other questions before the board
will be the request Of Frank Lyon
to have the county take over Vir-
ginia Avenue, Oak Street and Ruck-
err Avenue as county roads. The
roads are located within Lyon VIII
Iage and are now being Used as
detours, due to the closing OF a
section Of the Lee Highway.
Mr.. Lyon claims it is unjust to
expect the developers of the village
to keep up the streets now carry
ing detour traffic.
Mrs. John Bernd has been elected
president of the Bon Air Fire Asso-
citation. Other officers are Mrs. J.
ID. Cuslaman. vice president; Mrs. b.
Dorsey. secretary, and Mrs. Mar
garet Winter, treasurer.
The BalIston Volunteer Fire De-
partment will hold its annual carni-
val beginning August 8 and continu-
ing to and including August IL.
The carnival will be held in the
open field at Wilson Boulevard and
School Street.
The committee In charge of arr
rangements includes J. r. Malioch,
chairman; Thomas j. Crack, Grover
e. Payne and Howard "A. Smoot.
The proceeds viii be used to reduce
the Indebtedness on the firemen's
hall.
The American Legion carnival in
Lyon Village will be continued to.
night and TOMORROW night.
There viii be meeting tonight
at the home of Mrs. Catherine M.
Rogers, of the auxiliary of the Ar
lington-Fairfax Firemen's Relief
Association, TO complete plans for
the annual carnival
Tomorrow night Arlington Lodge,
No. 1873. I. o. o. F.. viii hold an
open meeting in Odd Fellows Hall
at Clarendon at 8 o'clock. Past
Grand Master Edmund H. Allen
will speak.
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I1irr l.fory IN t0day's Tinaea and Herald
TsIneeifled Ads. ~ IA Il valuable rmi9ie
~ reliable firms.
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Tomorrow night Arlington Lodge,
No. 1873. /. o. o. F.. viii hold an
open meeting in Odd Fellows Hall
at Clarendon at 8 o'clock. Past
Grand Master Edmund II. Allen
will sneak
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IMPORTANT
NOTICE
At Chapel Point

IL II rumOred and circulated i'm
Washington that Chapel Point n
quarantined against typhoid fever.
This ID absolutely false and without
foundation. The State Health on.
ticer, located at La Plata, Md,
viii testify to that effect and will
furthermore state that the sanitary
conditions at Chapel Point are A no.
!. There has NOT been one case az
typhoid In Charles county this euIll-
rner. Chapel Point has aFteeian
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There viii be a meeting tonight
at the home of Mrs. Catherine M.
Rogers, of the auxiliary of the Ar
lington-Fairfax Firemen's Relief
Association. to complete plans for
the annual carnival.
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The American Legion carnival in
Lyon Village will be continued to-
night and TOMORROW night.
Evening star., 1928-02-15
FOX-"Sharp Shooters"

Lois Moran and George OBrien are
the featured players OF the Fox Theater
screen feature. Sharp Shooters" 10 be
Shown next week beginning SATURDAY..
II Is a eomedy-drama concerning
hard boiled COB" and his belief that
yoa should love EN- and leave en-, :"
and the little French dancing girl he
meets IN Morocco ~- loves ard Inen
ieaTe3 behind. The development OF this
story, with It's background of sailors,
and the following 10 New York 0f the
nero " the girl is said 70 be marked
WIN gripping action pathos and COM
edy of 1Qst the right proportions 10
please tae picture patrons.
The stage program will include a new
icea IL Syncopa'ion fro!ic. with long
array O! talented artists presenting IN
ci'4cual Hpec!alt!cs II addition the Fox
symphony Orchestra. under the d;rec-
Ton u Leon Bru2iioc. will render
patriotic overture 10 which another
slage picture utilizing the Fox vocal
ensemble. viii be added With a stirring
cilsnaE " honor the birthday Of George
Washington
Fox ballet and chorus vii! appear
jcsLty with serfra! imported opera
s.ageFa for 'ae presentation of The sec
Dio at finale 0! Aida"
Evening star., 1928-02-15
COLI MBIA-"The Circus"

Peanuts. Sawdust pink lemonade.
clowns tigers elephants, roaring lions
acrobatS wire walkers and Charles
Chaplin IN his brand-new comedy viii
all be al I.oew'S Columbia Saturday
written, directed and Fproduced by
Charles Chaplin. The Circus" was two
years il the making and it is the first
Chaplin comedy since The Gold Rush y
Charlie plays wandering lad who is
mixed up III a series Of hilarious adven-
lures Cllascs. arguments and ovations
that land him III The Circus" as a
very fine fellow. Merna Kennedy with
rcd hair and Just feet .. with eyes of
blue. is his leading lady, She makes her
screen debut in the role Others in the
cast are Harry Crocker. Henry Berg
man. Betty MorriSsey and Alien Gar
cia, According 10 officials Of the United
Artists Corporation. which released the
new Chaplin comedy. The Circus" pre-
sents the Chaplin OF old. Of Shoulder
Arms" Of Pay Day" and of The Pill
grim" - the humping, humping little
man with the trick derby and cane. the
wTlggling nustache and the mammoth
feet
Chaplin himself announced during
the production of The Circus" which
was made al his own studio in Holly
wood. that his new picture would be "a
low-brow comedy for high brows" II is
Yeputed to be the funniest Chaplin pic
tu-e in many years
Evening star., 1928-02-15
kEiTHS-kitty noner.

kit,T Done-. Americas creates. male
tn.pcrscnatar. whose thinking toes Will
materially assist u entertaining Ihc
Keith audiences next week. Viii top the
BIZ - Twenty Minutes IL Paris" She
WI be assisted a the piano ny Billy
Griffith
Mex A.,1ock and Al Sc!.acht. base
halls famous Clowns. VIII co-headlirc
with Joe Enccl. This COMEDY combina-
tlo!l needs NJ introduction - WASH
;ngt0n audiences. They are well known
sS members of the Washington base
bal Club They viii bc seen in person
and viii present "TraVesties OF Popular
Sports
Next viii be Master Jay Ward. The
typical American Boy" He was the
mascot Of The Second 4. E z, and Will
appear with Ward and Dooley.
The International musical comedy f:-
vorltes. Elsie Pj!ceT. D0dley Douglas and
Boots" Mcke;l2a. Just returned from
a successful tour o. Europe and South
America. viii offer az act tha; has
sco-ed everywhere: Harry Norword and
Alpha Hall Will presen; their latest.
And She Believed Hin: Eltinga and
Vernon. new act. My Caravan: Ma
r.o.. Mills and Marie Goodwin. A
Cycle Of Memory Songs" and the Mar
tel brothers. The Spokesman, as the
operlng art
Aesop's Fables. Topics 0: the Day ard
ts2c Pathe News Pictorial will be ao3i-
tjors
Evening star., 1928-02-15
NATIONAI--"Thrce Muskctecrs."

An oDeretta organization conceoedly
great, that hopes TO surpass even The
memorable accomplishments Of the Bos-
tonianS. Will be seen Tuesday evening.
when Florcuz Ziegfeld presents Dennis
King in THE Three MuskcteelS, tor
the first time OH any stage. Al the Ne"
National Theater.
The Alexandra Dumas story has
thrilled countless readers with It's
famous tale Of adventure, cnivalry, sus-
pense and love. This story MIR Iie9-
field put into the hands Of William
Anthony MCGUIRE and said. Now
n,odernise ii all nd inject the laughter
which yci know SO we'll how 70 create"
Whereupoa MIR MCGUIRE got busy and
TIE results have been the happieSt.
''-Twelye Miles Out" Kid Boots" and
"Rosalio." il which Mav;lyn Miller is
row starring with Jack Donahuc al the
New Amsterdam Thcajer. New York
C,;v. ana who has provided a work
v?,:ch forms 4 superb background for
music composed hy Rudolph Fylml
The cas- is brilliant. The star is
Dennis King. Who created the title
roe in The Tseabond King" Nivl-
e!2ne Seeai plays The part Of Constance
lester A..el. one 0f The Skhiful comics
q The CAY. plays Planchet. V!yienne
Osborne plays Mllady. Yvonne D'Arle
vi. be seen as HE Queen. and others
inc.1Jde John Clarke, Resnald Oven.
Joseph NacaUiay. Douglas Dumogillc,
netn1ar P0ppea, Lewis Hector. Harri-
so.l Brockbank. y Kline. Clarence
Cerwent. Robert D Bu:l2s. a Joch;m
a16 Naorn: Johnson.
Alborti.la RaScl2 IS responsible Tor
the ensembles and advertisements
headed by Harriet Eootor. tic famous
ha.ler!Da. A mammoth singing Gil
serlble and galaxy q Zicgfeld glorified
beaG.lcS VII ae aGaeE features.
Evening star., 1928-02-15
EARLE-"Wife Savers. -

Al the Earle Theater, for a week be-
ginning Saturday. the screen feature
will be Paramount's latest release for
Raymond Eatton and Wallace Beery,
the two inimitable comedians, Wife
Saye-s."
On the stage will be seen Whitve
Kaufman and his Victor Recording Or
chestra, for their third week, in "the
Earle Gayeties." new Edward L. Hy-
man production. in which they will be
assisted b. cast OF 20 Broadway IA
yor.tes.
Wife Savers" is a screen feature in
which comedy relgns supreme It's ar
ch!tects had only one thought In mind
end that was deep. raucous laughter
that would conrulse the audience At
the beginning Beerv is Hafton's head
waiter. Tie fortunes OF var zreYerse
their positions They are on the
Franco-Swlss border just as the armi-
stice Is signed Hatton goes home and
assigns Wally 10 stay and look after his
girl In the end, as usual. they both
lose the girl 10 younger and hand
soEler rival. but not before they have
staged some spectacular chases over the
sr.ow-clad Alps. causing couple Of
snoESi!ces and new set Of interna-
i;ol2al complications.
Evening star., 1928-02-15
ARKANSAS DAM HIT
ASFOE TO BEAUTY
Project Would Ruin Scenic
Wonder of Royal Gorge,
Say Residents.

Corr @p1rGnncc of the hz.0rta'e4 P-e.s
CANON CITY, Coio.-At the height
q the controversy orer development 0:
the Colorado River a heated argument
has arisen in the West over the dara-
ming Of aro:her stream, the Arkansas.
The poin. Of conten.ion Is the effect
which the improvement would haze
upon Royal Gorge. ore of the scen.-
"on6ers o. the western Hemisphere.
Application b. the Public Serrice CO.
of Colorado for permission IN build a
diversion dam for power purposes aoo-e
Canon Ct.". a. the head Ot The gorge.
started the dispute
AIU.re-E of the scenery II tha gn-2e
began 70 recru.. opposition 70 the dar1
as sobn Is the aDD..cation was s41-
Ecl.ttd n tne Colorado Puo,.c Cti,.-.e5
Commission and the Federal Trade
Commission. The De1ter IL Rio
G-aode WeS+err Railroad which o1-s
tho rig1.-ot-Ta- through IRE gorge.
The dam woIit; "cor-r1nrc.ai!ze re
Poral Gorge o,:- cf existence ard roJ
the people of the We ot their her!-
tagc" L cited re-I1tz of p0xe- de-
rcl901rent along the Colorado River
on the vc7tern slope If t1e Con- in artal
D!Tide as proof t.at the Roya. Gorge
would cease 70 oa a scenic attraction
and To-!c become a d-y. urs.zacly
21llci1. q scaue cgar-y and yae-e
-tad0ar @4@h IT. ne r.1!r.2.rs' :: IT.
darn va~e o.:.'.
r. cents o: Canon C.cr favor ne
Public Serrice Cos p.a1 CRY oe.c:a!s
bo--are tha- -ca pr1jec- you'd save -La
co1ctIn..~ more than s2o0 900 z ves-
= domestic water ccs-S
Tie CoEG17-r purposes - !roou-a
a0ou- 551s acre :ae. Cf ra.e-. Co1ve--
ing 3n0 second fec. b- CRAFTY arr
pressure line :0r = miles 70 a power
house three ard cGe-ha,f n.i.e5 abote
CaIvon CITY. The capacity of me p.z1.
would bc atCI- 5000 kil0xat+s
The RoEal Gorge : aoou: twenty
five miles long. Ceclcg:stS say i Is the
Dr0CIc- q river e-osic1 OF centuries.
In s2:Ta parts Of tFe gorge trains crawl
along is bad ha.t a nile below TIC
top.
A hanging bridge. b2!lc e. the rail-
road for IS trains . point w1ers
tnn S.2ae- walls q rock to-oade c1r-
s-rlct.7- Q. ar ordinary -oa1oe6. Is
c1e ot t:-e wonders Q: mans wo-E
among natures Tc1ds-s
Evening star., 1928-02-15

WeA' Point''~'ac vcry name gle-
Rts1s romance. glorious traditions and
patriotism. All these are echoed in
William Halnt&' new Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer picture which comes 70 Love y
FaIace Saturday
I.Ie aIc}encc follows his career As
4 tacTt through the RepcInineuf'& MIL
iaFy Hcademy. J., Is the story u Youth
ai.d romance. T3fn thrills ~ great
!p1l ball struggle The spectac!e Of
5aEad"s afId eYcGiJflou> of Uncle Sans
T9s4Fe pff4regS ard 4 Ceiafafe romance
De' '@@cf Haincs and Joan Crawford
f41l..Uq through II
Ha'nfs plass fresh young man WHO
f|iLt* ~ We*t Point ~ III foot ball
l5le traditions u the corps near no.h-
-Al ~ slln ife cDnce.tcG AeIf1.n
"ay%ayc The reinaklI2 - the yo,Itn
IRON his raw n.atey!n! int IDEAL tim
beg tDf GfHFfE!lip IL stnkjugly shown
~ dramatic and entertaining se.
qt4ts"t
lE":e are many cDneGY moments IN
!+ss framing. t!faft fnr0bs when ne In
pat taip&gl TAR blttrj experience that
n.at ~ las lot befoge he Gan learn me
.fah4s Il! tie corps
IN tie stage t;!rfe VII bc Jack
t'aft.h@un's tpcfdy shDW. "iSteps ana
'ttsp!Jei> Wesley EDDY puta, ron
Il ~ IL 'l4e Palace GYnrnpators vlll
" tiIr feature II The attsacflgu. ass3Hi -
~ Dy Glenn jenkins. IIotnay Bailey
ftaf.ca EUfy Eud auc E4ddIe and ne
.hasIsfi2t! sSfsfyfItfh q
Evening star., 1928-02-15
Periolat. A stage presentation and
Rommell music are added attractions.
METROPOLITAN" Missing Link"

The attraction for a week. beginning
Saturday. at Crandalls Metropolitan
Theater will be new screen feature.
THE Missing Link" which stars
comedian of many accomplishments.
sgd Chaplin. Once again the screen
feature of the bill will be given Vita
phone accompaniment. which has a rec
ord of success in Washington.
In THE Missing Link sgd Chaplin
presents something altogether differ
ent.' Beginning as discouraged
young man with fear complex, he be-
comes entangled in the destinieS Of
big game hunter bound for Africa. BY
a ludcrous series of mishaps sgd is car
ried off on the same liner, and when
the hunter learns that desperate rivals
are trying to do away with him. he
trickily persuadeS Syd TO substitute for
him After surviving number OF
frightening episodes on board ship. they
arrive in Africa where the fun begins
in earnest, and between the natives. the
hunters enemies and fcrocious jungle
dcnizenS. sgd has very busy time OF
it, Love also causes another Complica-
ton. for he must yindicatc himself III
the eyes of the girl by overcoming his
cowardice. All of which makes de-
lightful hours entertainment on the
screen.
Several short reel Vitaphone subjects.
which are now being selected from
great variety available. Will be shown
also.
Evening star., 1928-02-15
LITTLE binding
Passion"

For the week starting next Satur-
day the Motion PlCtruC Guild will
present at tho Little Theater the
Washington premier Of Binding Pas
sion" a UFA production depicting the
treatment of the Russian nobility and
landowners at the hands Of the boil
shevists during and after the World
War. In Europe the picture was en-
titled "Tatjana." after the leading temi-
nine character. Russian princess with
whom Ivan Garkyn, the agltator. be
comes madly infatuated, and whom he
reScueS from the unrcaSonlng peasants
who burn and pillage her estates. The
scenes are said TO have been actually
photographed in Russia and in Den
mark, and the picture Is frankly anti
bolshevik
A supplementary feature os The
Mona Lisa" n romance Of the great
"reminiscences. beautifully told III natural
colors with Hedda Hopper IN the title
role. supported by Crauiurd Kent. The
picture is done III technicolor. and was
directed by Arthur Maude, who made
The Vision" and The Blue Boy.
two owner highly successful techn.-
color films.
program.
Evening star., 1928-02-15
NEWMAN NEXT SUNDAY.

PARIS by E!gi1t-The Pyrenees and
the French Alps is the l-aveltalg an
nounced by z. n Newman for next
Sunday Afternoon. a. the National Thea
ter. To roam around Paris BY night
with al expert guide is q rare treat
1octr7a~tre Al night takes the lead for
eFe-y Kind o. animation for OF the hill
ne heart. or al any rate the pulse. Of
Paris beats. II Is the paradise Of pleas
IRE seekers. The maze Ct brilliantly
.ga.ec -aTrow streets teens g.th z~lt,
currents of tQulu!tuo1S life. sweeping
- opposite directions anc circi.ng IN
sparkling eccies IL The more open
spaces cf Place PigaIe. Place CI.nchy
and Place Blanche
III Newman !.aS. among cthe! things
bright la2. amazing :eY1e. thc Fa..es
Eergere. IL goFgeglair co-3reC motion
I3-ct1re:, tie frs. showing .. this as
founding spectacle IN America
ConD.nl4g Paris b. Night ~..n 81
goero f.ew8 o: the pYrenees and the
FreE4ch Alps IS something entirely rev
- ty2rel-2.kg
Evening star., 1928-02-15
Attractions i'm Washington Theaters

come more extended Her program here
will include the aria Away With
Mourning and Crying" from Gluck's
"Orpheus and Eurydice"; a group of
songs by Henry Purcell: when Daisies
Pied" by Thomas A. Arne: a setting of
a song from du MaurierS "rrilby." ar
ranged by Mime. Onegin. two songs
from Hugo Wolf and two by Gustav
Mahlcr and Scene ct Rondo," from
Billet dc Loterie" by NiColo ISQuard.
Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.
Wilson-Greene'S Concert Bureau. Thir-
teenth and & streets and at Polls the
afternoon of the concert
Evening star., 1928-02-15
ISLE or GAZaM-February 29-2I.

The Isle 81 Cazao :" 70 BE- presented
Fe1:1ary % ara q. by The Comforter
Players a. the Holy C1n.:Drter Hal.
y3.. bring together fer 'i3e first ,.nse as
.ean5 tYo y. lie c1tE& oeSt aaaIktace
ss14&,s. Johnny Baldwin and Billy
Xe]!T. H.4o are - DIT Starred N tie ueS
EeG3c4e
Supporting tae cDtaedlans are 'hr
Fs ~a.lag. NeIpcr Etr.'9 E2-@r+et Mare
I@-er he g.gest 8. b.sleS singer. Anna
tf&e C.afs 1erp41c:4g.ea.. a-.!at. MAJ
aafe' Etatogc. sopsa;4o a94olz, MoS.ey
4: Ecean t%o promising :.oI.e?s. W!f.c-
scr Eiee. whistler. anc Kt5y L: E."A-
cfF clc2GasS.
gne caos@s H. composed u 70 boYe
ard 2.r,s. H,4D have Deen ra3fd bY
Ar. Encre% :. Ce!.ns&:.a. a:.c @ap all
u ..eaEc Il .A.e .-...2 LII
Evening star., 1928-02-15
Band Box Revue"

The Band Box Reyue." next week s
United BurlcsQue attraction az tile
Cayetv Theater. promises new scenic
irTest!:ure. costumes. songs. dances,
skits and number Of new speclalties.
q special feature being "Sheikee" an
Oriental dancer
The cas-. includes Jack Erickson,
comedian: Anna P-opp. soubre;te:
Marg!e Burke. con3ed.enne: AZ Flatico
C1yce Scha1er. Henry Neiser and a
chorus Of 20 girls.
The Saxophore Octet an6 the Band
Box Drum Corps are TWO other Spe-
clal features. The management an
.1ources n addition 70 the regular per
tcrIaace each evening ioca. feature
= II oe presented f..'~ ttae- Vincent e.
Costello Post No. IS. American Legion.
Under the personal direction Of Bugle
Se-rt Jack Lyncn
Evening star., 1928-02-15
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