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Evening star., 1928-10-07
NORTH SUBURBAN

Rev. DR.. Thomas D. Windiate, rector
of Christ Episcopal Church, Kensington,
and Mrs. Windiate, who have recently
returned from their wedding trip to
Europe. we're honor guests at a recep-
ton given Wednesday evening BY the
members Of the church. The parish hall
had pretty decorations of Fall leaves
and pink dahlias, and q stringed or
chestra played throughout the evening
Those in ths receiving line were Mrs
willard Warthen, Mrs. Henry Milburn
Mr.. Walter Scott Pratt and Mr. Charles
Davidson. Mrs. w S. Pratt presided at
the serving table and was assisted by
Mrs. Eugene Jones, Mrs. Warren Price
and Mrs. Robert Lewis. Two hundred
were present.
Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Beers of Daph, Pa,
are the guests of their son and daugh-
ter-in -law DR.. and Mrs. Lloyd Y Beers
at their hcrne in Blair.
Mrs. John Price wetherill, Sd. of Ken
singtcn. accompanied by Miss Florence
Wetherill, went to Philadelphia for the
wedding of thsir. cousin, which took
place yesterday.
Miss Alice Tyson has closed her home
In Sandy Spring and is now the guest
of Mrs. Joseph Moore before leaving a
little later to spend the Winter in VIII
mington, Del
Miss Jean Skinner entertained yester-
day with luncheon at the Cosmos
Cub in honor Of her cousin, Miss Eliza
beth Willis Tubman of Cambridge, Md,
whose marriage to Mr.. H. Buckley Diet
rich will take place October 81. The
company included Mrs. Charles F. Red
mond, Mrs. Eugene G.. Ochsenreiter,
Mrs. William w. Skinner, Mrs. Reuben
Riggs, Mrs. Lawrence Lewis, Miss Ada
Morgan Hill. Miss Marion Russell, Miss
Elizabeth williams, Miss Dorothy Clark,
Miss Emily Russell, Miss Blanche Grit
fifth, Miss Elizabeth Stickley, Miss Claire
Holland and Mrs. Clinton Bradley Of
| Baltimore.
Mr.. Henry A. Dawson has returned
| to Rockville after a two-month trip
| through the Middle West.
Mrs. Thomas Hyde, 4th. and Mrs. Rust
Candy of Sandy Spring have issued in
| vitations for bridge party to be given
October 13 at the Montgomery County
Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Knight, whose
marriage took place last week, have gone
| to Martinsburg, w. Va, where they will
make their home. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
| Knight of Rockville are spending the
week end in Martinsburg.
MIR. and Mrs Willard Warthen of
Kensington left Friday for motor trip
| to Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
where they will visit with relatives.
Mrs. Herbert Eaton and son have re-
| turned to their home in North Chevy
Chase after trip to Newport, r. l.
| Mrs. r. G. Gilmore and daughter
Miss Virginia Gilmore, who have spent
the Summer at their home in Sandy
Spring, will leave tomorrow to join Mr.
Gilmore at their home in Sanford, N. C.
Mr.. Craig Bowman of Boston is tbs
week END guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs j. Darby Bowman, in Rockville, en-
route to Hagerstown, where he will be
for several weeks.
Mrs. Kenneth B. ChapNell and small
son, Benjamin Reeves Chappell, have
returned to the home of Mrs Chappell's
mother. Mrs. B. Reeves Russell, in
Kensington. After October Is. Lieut.
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and Mrs. Chappell will be established
in their apartment in Washington for
the Winter.
Mrs Washington Bowie Chichester,
Miss Sara Chichester, Miss Cornelia
Chichester and Miss Mary Brooke are
On an auto trip through Virginia
DR.. and Mrs. William Linthicum Of
Baltimore, who have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Lamar in Rock
vile, have taken possession of their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Ward will return
this week to Rockville after a motor trip
to Canada and Minnesota.
Mfr. Galen McKeever and Mr.. Charles
Jones Of Kensington are in Lexington,
Va. for the week end, where they will
visit with Mr.. Alfred Noyes and Mr..
George Ashworth.
Miss Mildred Janney, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Janney of Sandy
Spring. has gone to New York, where
she will enter Columbia University
Mrs. j. H. Church and daughter of
Fort Niagara, N. Y, are the guest of
her brother -in-law and sister, MIR. and
Mrs. Hosmer P. Hartshorn, in Kensing-
ton,
Mr.. C. G. Carpenter has returned to
North Chevy Chase after trip to Ohio.
Mrs: Malcom Ferris of Bouverton,
N. j., is the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth
Offutt in Rockville
Mrs. Frank T. Chapman of Kensing-
ton has as her guests Mr. and Mrs.
Charles r. Brundage, Miss Della Brun-
dage, Mr.. George Brundage and Mrs.
Clarence Cole of Canandaigua, N. Y.
Her sisters, Mrs. William Squier and
Mrs. Charles Golf, have returned to
their homes in Canandaigua, after being
guests last week and attending the
eighty-eighth birthday anniversary party
given for their mother, Mrs. A. P.
Brundage.
Rev. Phillip Dales will return this
week to Sandy Spring after a months
absence, this last week being spent in
Harrisburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w Brown
will return today to their home in
Kensington after weeks trip through
the Shenandoah Valley
Mr.. Carroll Duvall of Kensington, left
Friday for Knoxville, Tenn, where he
will be for several weeks.
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Marks New York Calendar
Long Island Scene of Great Activity-Im portant
Events in Other Areas Including Note
worthy Matrimonial Alliances

H. Nichols, jr., who wes Miss Rose Til
den, and the late Mr.. Nichols His
grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. VIII
! liam H. Nichols of New York He pre-
pared at tfhe Taft School and was
graduated from Williams College in
1927. He is a member of the Kappa
Alph1 Society. the Creek Club, the
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
and the Mayflower Society.
Date Selected for Series
OF Friday Junior Dances.
Another announcement of particular
moment to members of the smart set
here has to do with the Friday junior
dances, which are such big events in
the lives of the debutantes. The dances
will be held at the Savoy plaza Decem-
Der 81 and 81 and at the Colony Club
December 81 through the patronage of
Mrs. Remson Spafard Hooker. The first
OF the season will be in the afternoon
and the others at night.
The patronesses include Mrs Robert
Ogden Bacon, Mrs. Alexander Jay
BTuen,. Mrs. M Hartley Dodge, Mrs.
Edward H. Delafield, Mrs. Haven Emer-
son, Mrs. Morgan H. Grace, Mrs. Hooker,
Mrs Colgate Hoyt, Mrs. Gerald Mont
crieffe Livingston, Mrs Percy Hall Jen-
\
The floor committee includes Mr.. Har-
ri5on K. Bird. jr.; Mr.. Alan r. Breed,
Mr.. George M. Clark, jr.; Mr.. Henry
Ashton Crosby, I'd; Mr.. Norris H.
Mundy. jr; Mr. C. Roberts Pope, Mr..
Phillip Albright Reed. Mr.. Frederick c.
Rogers, Mr. F. Hartley Shearer and Mr..
Daniel H. Woodruff. ir.
Lady Astor and her daughter, the
Hon Phyllis Astor, who arrived on the
Aquitania. are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Rogers Winthrop at Woodbury.,
Long Island. Lady Astor was brides
maid for Mrs. Winthrop's marriage to
Mr. Winthrop in Old Trinity Church.
Rcslyn, Long Island Lady Astor and
her daughter will start tonight to pass
few weeks with relatives in Virginia
Capt. John Arthur Herbert and his
wife, Lady Mary Herbert, daughter of
Lord Ilshcester, who recently were with
Capt. Herbert's aunt. Mrs Shaw Safe,
in Newport, ere visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Oliver Iselin at Wolver Hollow. their
country place in Glen Head, Long Island.
Capt. and Mrs. Herbert, who had been
stationed in India for two years, are re-
turning shortly to England.
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luncheon and bridge Thursday IN the
Brookville Road Tea House.
Mrs. Stephen Lyman Tabor enter
tanned a partly of 10 boys at luncheon
Saturday. September %. in her home
on Chevy Chase Parkway, in honor of
the birthday anniversary of her nephew,
Dick Hite. After luncheon the party
attended the theatcr.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Ryan Devereux have
returned to Chevy Chase and opened
their home on Bradley lane. which was
occupied by the Minister of Guatemala
and Sonora de Recinos during the Sum-
mer
Mr.. H. G. Engler of La Crosse, wis,
and his sca, Mr.. B. A. Engler of Long
Beach, Calf, are the house guests of
Mr. and Mra. H. A. Engler, on Meadow
lane.
DR.. and Mrs. John A. Logan enter
tanned at musicale Monday evening
followed by supper.
Mrs. H. r. Smoke will entertain her
club at supper and bridge Wednesday
Chevy Chase Chanters
Entertained at Supper.
Mr.. Andrew Walker. who is the presi-
dent of the Chevy Chase Chanters, en-
tertained the members Monday evening
in his home on Jocelyn street. for their
first rehearsal of the season, which was
followed by supper.
Mrs John F. Brady will be hostess to
her club tomorrow at luncheon and
bridge.
Mrs Joseph Mcguire will entertain at
luncheon Tuesday in her home on Hes
lyaf eAr ~, q a-n
Circle of the Florence Crittenton Mis-
sion. The luncheon will be followed by
the business meeting at 2:30 o'clock.
DR.. and Mrs. William Blum have re.
turned to their home on Elm street
from Charleston, w. Va, where DR.
Blum attended the Electro Chemical
Society convention. o.
DR.. and Mrs. Norman l.. Bowen are
back from Kingston, Canada, where
they spent two months.
Miss Cynthia Crocker, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Crocker, has
gone to Eln1ira College to resume her
studies.
Mrs. Joseph B. Bowling and her
daughter, Miss Rose Bowling, spent last
week in Atlantic City.
Mr.. Richard Smead, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Smead, has returned to
Fishburn College, where he will resume
his studies
Mrs A. E. Corning will entertain at
luncheon Tuesday, in her home on
Cummings lane, for Circle No. /, of the
Woman's Council of the Vermont Ave-
nue. Christian Church
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Powell
have returned from months vacation
in the New England States and are at
their home on Mckinley street.
. Mrs. Frederick D. Richey was hostess
for the members of the education COM
mittee of the Woman's Club of Chevy
Chase, of which Mrs. Richey is chair
man.
Miss Marie L. Obenauer and Miss
Bertha Nienburg are the house guests
of Mrs. Clarence Dawson in her home
on Woodbine street.
Mrs John G. Walker entertained at
luncheon yesterday In honor of the
apron committee of All Saints Epis-
copal Church.
Mrs. Margaret Edwards and her
daughters, Mrs. John Wygal and Miss
Barbara Edwards, have returned from
the Pacific Coast, where they spent the
Summer.
Mrs. Horace Chandlee will entertain
her club at luncheon and bridge Wed
nesday, in her Summer home at Epping
Forest, Md.
Miss Helen Inirie, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Imirie, will leave tomor-
row for months visit with DR.. and
Mrs. Edward Baker in Erie, Pa.
Mrs. P. M. Anderson entertained her
club at luncheon and bridge Friday
in her home on Broad Branch road.
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College Of William and Mary, where Il
viii be hung in the Barrett Memorial
Hall. Mr.. Saugstad, a gifted crafts
man. has hand-carved a handsome
frame for the portrait and joins her in
this gift to Virginia.
The portrait will soon be sent to
Winchester. Va, where 1t will be nm
veiled at the State conference of Vir-
ginia. ID. A. r., and where 1t will be
officially received and accepted. After
the conference 1t will be sent to the
College of William and Mary as the
States memorial to Dr. Barrett and will
be placed in the girls dormatory hall,
which was built in honor of Or. Barrett,
who was one of the regents Of the
COLLEGE
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D. A. R. Chapter Announces
AT Home" This Afternoon

The Francis Wallis Chapter. D. A. r.,
has issued invitations to national and
State officers and to members of the
Virginia Daughters of the American
Revolution to an "at home" in the
studio of Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Saugstad
at Arcturus, Va, this afternoon, from
3 to s o'clock, to meet their vice regent
Mrs. Eugene DeLand Saugstad. The
portrait of Dr. Kate Waller Barrett,
the late State regent of Virginia, will
be on view. Mrs. Saugstad has offered
to present the portrait to the Virginia
Daughters. and through them to the
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Lady Isabella Howard
SPONSOR for Lecture

Lady Isabella Howard, Countess
Seherr-Thoss and Mrs. Walter r..
Tuckerman head the committee of
women in charge Of an Interesting lee
ture to be given at the National Theater
Friday afternoon, November 9, by Mr.
Lowell Thomas entitled with Law
renee in Arabia and with Allenby in
Palestine" The proceeds of this lecture
will be divided among several promi-
nent local charities.
Evening star., 1928-10-07
Newly Formed Assembly
Planning for Ball

The Washington Assembly, for four
years one Of the important balls Of the
season. was discontinued last Spring by
the unanimous vote of the board of gov
ernors. A number of socially prominent
women met recently and reorganized
this ball under the name of the Wash
Henry F. Dimock will act as presiden,
of the new board of governors. The
ball will be held at the willard.
Evening star., 1928-10-07
Mrs. Dougherty Heads
Church Committee

Mrs. Proctor L. Dougherty. wife of
the District Commissioner, is chairman
Of the publicity committee of the Wom-
ems Alliance of All Souls Unitarian
Church.
Evening star., 1928-05-30
EARLE-"The Hawks Nest"

"The Hawks Nest" new First Ma
tional picture, starring Milton Sills,"
with Doris Kenyon opposite. will be the
screen feature at the Earle Theater for
the week beginning Saturday. The stage
offering is new Stanley Co. of Amer
ica production. entitled "In Dutch"
with Broadway cast, including Frank
lyn and Stanley, Myrtle Pierce. Reeves
and Leu, Pauline Miller, Carlo Restivo.
the Crete Bourman Dancers and AL
Sigel
THE Hawks Nest" marks a distinct
departure for Sills, who appears in the
early par OF the picture as a disfgured
war veteran. The story, which concerns
two underworld resorts. operated largely
TO thrill tourists. was directed in unique
manner by Benjamin Christensen, who
Is said to have achieved some remark
able trick camera effects. The air of
Chinatown Is symbolized as much by
camera work as It Is by actual Chinese
architecture, the picture being given
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GLEN ECHO PARK.

Memorial Day is expected 10 bring
SIS sasstsl crowds 70 Glen Echo, ard
ample preparation fas been made 70
give everybody q good tine. Every
1ning started a. noon. except dancing.
wsgsen witt be al The usual time, $50
nntI l1.5e pm.
TIE facilities a. Glen Echo for pic
&c parties are better than eTer this
year and 2se inviting groves ard shady
MootS are certain ~ be eagerly sought
Or the holiday. Refgesanent stands
nzzke i optional as ~ whether or not
asnesaes si2ogic be brought W the PARK.
Among tae Memorial 12y eEogos viii
gr0ozbsy b. q few VINO have rot a& yet
aaken q ride III tfae alrDaasse swing; they
are il for rare thrill, Is this Is one
NJ ne most F3ogel 1egsceS eseF brought
10 Washington and r1Hg Fseck-sa96~
Eeek race with ire 1eybg, coaster, etc.
81 popularity. Asg1txaeT rev attraction
IS Big Gte8e MARINERS incline shooting
Evening star., 1928-05-30
COLryMBIA-"Red Hair

Clara Bow in RED Hair" will be the
attraction at LoeW'S Columbia Theater,
starting Saturday.
1t Is the story Of little manicurist,
who finds that gold digging" is an
easy way to accumulate clothes and
jeWelry. and when her charms capti-
vate the hearts of three middle -aged
gentlemen she digs" to her hearts
content Her activities land her in a
great deal of trouble. however when
she finally gives her heart to the wa.d
of her three middle-aged admirers.
Through her own clever handling of
the situation she oVercomes these diff
culties, however, and finally wins
through to love and happiness.
Lane Chandler, said to be the or =,
red-headed leading man in pictures,
plays opposite Miss Bow Several Sc
quences of the picture are done in
technicolor, showing the auburn tressc )
of the star and Chandler.
The Columbia Orchestra, under
Claude Burrows; the M-G-M news reel
and other short subjects will complete
the bill
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who comes to Vermont village with
The intention Of winning the richest girl
In town, the fortune thus won to be
equally shared with his former hobo
pal. who has taxed him. The fcmi-
ninity Of the town takes him by storm.
and the incidents which lead to sur
prise climax make story of many
laughs and q number of thrills.
AS added features there will be short
Vitaphone subjects. including 1.-THE
Happiness Boys" Billy Jones and Ernest
Hare, radios favorite 1air, and short
comedy skit, entitled Man Among
Men" Music for the screen feature
will be furnished by the Metropolitan
Concert Orchestra, under Alex Podnos.
Evening star., 1928-05-30
FOX-"Loye Hungry.

Lois Moran win be featured at the
Fox Theater in Love Hungry" for the
week beginning Saturday.
In Love Hungry" Miss Moran has
the role of chorus girl who seeks the
stage not only as means to tisfy the
longings OF her love-hungry heart but
as a means to assist the folk at home
It Is said 10 be an appealing story, in
tergoersed with light comedy situations
that keep the action at lively pace
to the end
In addition. the program viii include
another of the S. ]. Stebbins stage en-
tertainments. the always interesting
Fox MoYietone news, and the Fox Or
chestra music. under Leon Brusilon.
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N.r.oyaL PLAYERs-4East Is West "

Next vee,, the National Theater Play
e-e viii ureSent the celebrated COMEDY:
ssEast Is West" by Samuel Shlpman ano
John B. Hymer. opening Monoay night
Interest is added 10 the local pEoonc-
ton Of this play. which starred rag
PAINTER on Broadway for two seasons
and IN which she later toured the coun-
frT- since its presentation by the ma
fioaal Players may be the last appeal pps.I
snce of the vel known play On Nne
stage as straight drama.
Fsorenz Ziegfeld, the o1ncia! gsoslneI
of ire American girl, has Just pur-
c11ased the rights Of East Is West
frorY, william Harris. JE.. and the auin-
s,rx and is now at work with lyTiclSlS,
nb-effigts and musical composers On an
ssexaIted musical comedy idea with Inc
,.snf - the basis for the book II VIII
he r,roduced On Broadway shortly aIteI
the opening Of The regular Ine2I'icai
season.
When Fay BANTER first rehearsed the
rose cf Ming Toy. the little Chinese
riri WHO Is the central figure Of East
Ts west the directing genius VINO
ended her through the nazeS OF tne
0r1ental American atmosphere was
Clifford Brooke. .u..
Mr. Brooke Dow has n hano Miss
T,eneta lane. the leading LADY, VINO Gre
sted quite az impression IN George
YeiIyNg play -Cyasg's Wife
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RIALTO--"Truxton King"

John Gilbert will be seen at the Rialto
for the week starting Saturday in re-
vival of the screen version Of George
Barr McCutcheon's novel, "Truxton
King"
1t is a romantic tale laid in Grau-
stark, a mythical kingdom to which
land of intrigue comes wandering
American in search Of nothing in par
ticular, but who is fated to meet with
adventure and love. He falls in love
with the lovely princess of the land,
and she in distress and need Of outside
assistance in overcoming obstacles that
come tripping across the path of roy
atty, turns to the gallant Yankee. the
Truxton King, who, of course, proves
equal to the emergency.
The supporting cast includes Ruth
Clifford, Frank Leigh, Mickey Moore,
Otis Harlan, Henry John Miller. Rich
ard Wayne, Willis Marks, Winifred
Bryson and Mark Fenton.
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Evening star., 1928-05-30
CHESAPEAKE BEACH.

Holiday throngs are making merry
today at Chesapeake Beach. Washing
toms nearest salt water resort. Bathing.
fishing, boating. picnicktng dancing to
music by Raymond Kibbey's Milo
Rambierg. boardwalk promenading. and
taking IN the sights Of Amusement
Fairyiand are the principal pastimes.
To make the dance pavilion espe-
cially attractive TO members Of the Sum-
mer colony at North Beach, the man.
agement is offering a refund. In dance
tickets. TO those who drive their cars or
take the bus to South Beach. After 7
Evening star., 1928-05-30
METR 0POLITAN - "The Fortune
Hunter"

"The Fortune Hunter" Winchell
Smiths play. which was one of John
Barrymore's most successful vehicles,
has been produced on the screen by
Warner Bros, and it will be seen at the
Metropolitan Theater, beginning Satur-
day.
sgd Chaplin and Helene Costello are
the co-stars, and others cast are Clara
Horton. Duke Martin, Thomas jefferson,
Ervil Anderson, Paul Kruger, Robert
Perry and Babe London Charles F.
Reisner. who has directed practically
all of the Chaplin pictures, megaphoned
THE Fortune Hunter"
The story is that of young city chap
Evening star., 1928-05-30
pEMBERTos DANCERS. June 5.

Stafford Perberton and the Pemoer-
Tor Dancer viii stage their seventh
annual recital at the Wardman FaEk
Tneater Tuesday evening. June >. InS
afYafr Is always looked forward 70 WIN
keeY interest BY washington society
Penberton has had a long and varied
6ancsnx career, having been czncing
partner 70 Mae Murray. Gertrude Hon
snsu. Nsude Allen and many ether Ia
nous dancers.
Tne program this year ss promised 70
BE- much more beautiful and artistic
than previous efforts. which have been
acclaimed as the nsoSt Unlis11al ana ar
tlgtac performances.
Reserved seats may be obtained a.
TIE Willard Hotel
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all the weird mystery of thriller" !"
largely through such camera work
The program will be completed by
short reels and orchestral accompani-
ment for the screen subjects by the
Earle Concert Orchestra, Daniel Bree-
skin conductor.
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Attractions in Washington Theaters

gallery, at the top of which is minia-
ture castle for patrons to lombard. using
miniature cannon for the hits. In
the ballroom McWillian1s' Orchestra
provi,--- music for dancing. The floor
oil the ballroom Is excellent
Evening star., 1928-05-30
PALACE-"Circus Rockies" !"

Karl Dane and George K. Arthur, the
comedy team responsible for Rockies"
and Baby Mine" will be seen at the
Loew's Palace Theater, starting Satur-
day. in Circus Rockies"
In this film the elongated Dane and
the pint-edition Arthur do their stuff
against circus background, Dane as
an dd-job man around the big top
who essays his hand at lion tanning,
Evening star., 1928-05-30

pm. every person paying quarter for
parking privileges is given green
check. exchangeable for tickets for five
free dances. Between and 1890 pm.
persons riding the bus from North
Beach receive a check exchangeable for
two free dances.
Evening star., 1928-05-30

and Arthur as a loquaciotIs, quick
wtted press agent. They run afoul of
each other when they both lose their
hearts TO pretty trapeze artist
Louise Lorraine has the heroine role,
and demonstrates the devastating ef-
feet of feminine influence on the hearts
of the two susceptible males Among
others In the cast is Fred Humes. who
takes the part Of a giant gorilla in a
makeup and costum that is said to
be real feat.
On the stage Loew-Publix presents
r.. II. Burnside's latest creation, Seeing
Things" Wesley Eddy AMI his Palace
Syncopators are featured, and others
are Jeanne Houston, eccentric dancer
Joe Rose, acrobatic dancer: Joe Max
we'll the intoxicating singer; Les Klick' s
animated animal show; Allan Ray
mond. soloist, and the Felicia Sorrell
Girls, steppers militaire. The Palace
Concert Orchestra, under Harry. Bortes
the M-G-M news reel and other short
reels will complete the program.
Evening star., 1928-05-30
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