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BAND CONCERT.

BY the United States Soldiers Home.
Band, this evening, at Stanley Hall. ct
80 O'Clock. John Zimmerman, band
master; Anton Pointner, assistant
March, 1.-The Flying Ace" zamecnik
Overture. "Italienne". ..... zeres
Negro Spirituals, "Bandanna Sketches"
White
"Chant," Lament" "Slave Song"
Negro Dance"
Scenes from the opera, 1.-THE Battered
Bride. Smetana
Fox trot. Lucky Me. Lovable You. .Ager
Waltz, MY Lady Laughter Blanke
Finale, "Florentiner" ............ FAucik
The Star spangled 2annesss
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ga ON Trial for Treason.

ISTANBUL, January IS (R.-Death
as traitors today threatened 2l4 die
hard followers Of Islam as a Turkish
military court at Menemen began trial
of Dervishes, sheiks, priests and civil
ians, including i6 women, implicated in
the religious uprising here December %.
It believed thu death penalty will be
inflicted upon the chief offenders.
Others are being arrested daily in Tur-
key now in connection with the at
tempted holy war against the Kemalise
republic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-15
TWO STOP AT MUCURY.

Cause Of MOmentary Halt on Way to
Rio Is Unknown.
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, January
is CP)-Two planes Of the Balbo Air
Squadron, en- route from Bahia to Rio
de Janeiro landed at Mucury in the
state of Espirito~ Santo at 1l:35 am.
q: 80 am. Eastern standard time). They
resumed their flight a few moments
later. The cause Of the landing was not
known.
The squadron passed Caravellas, in
the state Of Bahia, at 1872 am, having
covered inside of three hours nearly
half the distance Of the flight to Rio
de Janeiro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-15
LAST-MINUTE AUTO TAG
RUSH TO BEGIN TODAY
Pay-of of Government Clerks Elk
pected to Boost Payments.-Plates
Due Saturday Midnight.

The last-minute rush for 1881 auto
mobile plates Is expected to get under
way late this afternoon, following the
pay-of of Government clerks.
About 10000 plates remain, with only
three days in which to sell them, as
the Commissioners have ruled that the
1881 plates must be displayed after
midnight Saturday. The crowd this
morning buying tags was very small,
as has been the case for several days.
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Holy Name Men to Meet

The Holy Name Society of Sacred
Heart Church will hold It's annual meet
ing and smoker in the parish hall Mon
day evening, February 2, with Col.
Thomas j. Dickson, former chaplain,
LIST Division, speaking on Great Tao
tics on the Western Front.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-15
ILLNESS HALTS FARLEY
Sir william Hearst Unable to At
tend U. Canadian Meeting.

Because Of the illness of Sir william
II. Hearst the joint conference OF
American and Canadian members OF the
International Joint Commission of the
United States and Canada, which was
to have been held today, has been in
definitely postponed.
The conference will be held upon re-
coyery of Sir william. who is member
Of the Canadian section of the commits
sion.
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WIFE WINS DIVORCE
limited Decree and Alimony Grant
ed Mrs. Gladys Potter.

Justice Jennings Bailey Of the Dis
trict Supreme Court has awarded q
limited divorce to Mrs. Gladys Potter,
1897 Twenty-ninth street, from Leo w.
Potter. formerly employed by a bus
company. Mrs Potter testified that her
husband spent much OF his time away
and gave her only 81 a week fer the
support Of the family. The husband is
ordered 70 pay alinony and a, fee Of
500 to Attorney Godfrey L. sumter,
narre8enting the wife. Ne
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HOOVER WILL OFFER
NO COMMENT WHEN
SENDING DRY REPORT

CONTINUED From First Page.)
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EFFECTS OF DROUGHT
MAY EXTEND INTO
COMING CROP YEAR

CONTINUED From First Page.l
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BARGFREDES FREED
IN LIMERICK DEATH
AFTER QUIZ FAILS

Continued From First Page.)
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TWO COMMISSIONERS MEET.

(Copyright. 1881
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-31
INJURED TRANSIENT
IS FOUND IN DITCH
Doctors Say Harry Rott Has
Broken Ribs and May Do.
velop Case Of Pneumonia

Harry Rott, transient. found lying
in q ditch two miles east Of Bismarck
Thursday, is threatened with pneu-
monia as the result Of exposure.
Believed to have been the victim
Of a hit-and-run driver, he lies in q
local hospital with three broken ribs
He was brought to Bismarck for
medical treatment at 4 p. m. Thurs
day by sheriff's officers who were
advised of his ~predicament by pass
ing motorists.
Unabel to give a coherent account
of what Fad happened. the man said
he believed that he had been struck
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-31

by an automobile. A search Of his
effects. found In q suitcase lying at
the side Of the road. revealed several
packets Of matches bearing a Center
N. D., restaurant advertisement. Other
effects found were an assortment Of
working clothes and q few cents In
change.
Authorities estimate his age at
about so.
An investigation of the affair was
instituted Thursday. Officials were
handicapped because Of the fact that
Rott could give no coherent version
Of what had ~transpired.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-31

took 4 special arithmetic examination
In Bismarck Friday to compete for
the Walter H. Winchester memorial
award.
The winner will be presented with
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-31

SIS out of a trust fund established az
a memorial to Judge winchester,
pioneer county superintendent Of
schools.
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Dance at Glen Echo Satur.
day night to the Aces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-08
Washington's
Players
What Various Organizations Are
Doing and Propose to Do.
ST. JAMES PLAYERS-Tuesday.

ST. JAMES ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
ELLIoTT TESTERS brilliant comedy,
Il Take My ADVICE" will be repeated
by the st. James Dramatic Club Tues
day evening in the parish hall OF
Ascension Church, Twelfth and MaSsa-
chusetts avenue northwest.
The play Is being produced under the
direction of w. Curtis Draper, Jr., and
the principals include John Prangley,
Amanda c. Prangley, William Davis,
Wilson Dawson. Julia Draper, Henry
Hartung, Marguerite Finegan and Harry
Hauser.
This performance is being given for
the rebuilding fund of st. James
Church.
PIERCE HALL PLAYERS-Thursday.
THE Pierce Hall Players will present,
in opening their new season, three
one-act plays. Thursday and Friday
evenings of this week. THE Lost
Elevator" farce by Percival Wilde,
under the direction of Frank B. Steele
and played by Edith Adams. Waldo
Able, William Belts, Frances Dolmage,
William Eliot. Phoebe Kent, Catherine
Mitchell, Stockton Voorhees,, James
Rogers, Helen Steele and Walter
Mitchell; THE Stoker." by Harold Brig
house, under the direction of Ina
Halves. which has its action on an
English vessel homeward bound from
India, its cast including Barbara Sin
clair. Paul Alexander, William Hooper,
Sally Stewart, Sedgely Thornbury and
Vinal Jones, and THE Lover" by G.
Martinez Sierra, romantic comedy
with a sardonic touch, directed by
Catherine Palmer Mitchell, formerly of
the American Laboratory Theater, New
York, the protagonist being enacted by
Roy Gezelius with other parts by Laura
Stockton Voorhees, and Alice Cushman.
Sets are being designed and built by
K. Hiding Bell and John w. Adams.
Reservations of seats may be made
Frederic Staebner.
WOMEN'S CITY CLUB PLAYERS.
THE Women's City Club Drama Unit
will open its season Thursday
evening, November 10, at the club house,
with program Of three short plays.
Edith Oriani Fitzgerald and Nadine
Gallagher will appear as the ultra
modern wife and the other woman in
the play distinguished Service; q
skit will show Ida Carrot Mattingly and
Grace Ross Chamberlin In the character
roles, and be followed by the English
farce THE Rest Cure" with Howard
,, Whitfield as the tired poet, and other
parts by Margaret Graham, Ruth Snod-
grass and Violet Ann .Eamblelm.
AL this is under The direction Of
Mrs. Blanche Foote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-08

D UTH CHATTERTON'S new picture,
~ "Once q Lady," announced for the
Warner-Earle Theater, starting Satur-
day, will have as q stage program COM
panion attraction Louise Groody, mu-
steal comedy star, assisted by Neville
Fleeson in "Storiettes."
"Once Lady" is a Zoe Atkins drama
for Paramount concerning a beautiful
girl with a spirit for adventure, who
ultimately makes a great sacrifice for
the man she loves, but whom she has
injured.
THE FOX THEATER contents itself
with the simple announcement Of
"Heartbreak," starring Charles Farrell
and Madge Evans in support, with the
FanchonMarco "Exotique" idea to
head its stage program.
FIRST NATIONAL and Vitaphone's
screen crema, The Ruling Voice
with Walter Huston, Doris Kenyon,
Loretta Young and David Manners fea-
tured, is the announcement of the War
ner Metropolitan, starting Saturday.
The story of the picture concerns a man
who swept aside love and sacrificed
everything to his greed for power.
WILLIAM HAINEs in a new picture
w with the longest title ever, 1.-THE
New Adventures of Get-Rich- Quick
Wallingford," will be the attraction at
Loew's Palace Theater starting Friday,
according to announcement. But Mr..
Haines Is coming in person with his
picture and 1t is only for one week, ac-
cording to present prospects. Ernest
Terrence, Jimmy Schnozzle whoever
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Great Pie Mystery.

MACK SENNETT, who won fame by
AVA clarifying custard pies in comedy.
following the trend of the new theatre
cal season in the metropolis, now turns
to melodrama.
Mr. Sennett, the news reports tell US
has acquired a STORY titled 1.-The Great
Pie Mystery" which he believes will
revive his fame that dimmed with the
departure OF the silent picture, and
which he also believes will prove a
startling innovation in the talkies, now
that celluloid can be made to make
that gesture.
ANY slapstick action introduced into
a comedy today" Mr.. Sennett says,
must be brought into the story log
ically, not simply as a means toward
getting a laugh. If a custard pie can
be thrown for q laugh without brs ak
ing into the continuity of the story, all
right: but the new order of things de-
mands rhyme and a reason for every
thing"
Just how the pie in the new m 10
dr,m is to conform to the new order
of things he didn't say. However
Harry Myers, who covered himself with
glory in Charlie Chaplin's "City Lights"
is to have an important role, and to
tell the story in full might necessitate
change in its name. AS Homer, off
his guard. was once heard to murmur,
There's a reason for roasting eggs"
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Coming Attractions

country, including Gen. william Booth
Enters Into Hea en-" THE VirginlanS
Are Coming Again" and John Brown"
Tickets may be had at the T. Arthur
Smith Bureau, 1880 G street; the Will
lard and the A. A. A.
MAE WEST AHEAD.
CUNDAY evening, November %, I'M
~ less all signs fail, Mae West in 1.-THE
Constant Sinner" will open a weeks en-
gagement at the Shubert- Belasco Thea
ter. The play is a dramatization of
Miss Vests recent novel Of the same
name, and it is said to have had a run
of more than so performances in New
York
Washington has not had an oppor-
tunity to see Miss West in recent years.
THE Constant Sinner" is said to accu-
rately depict the sensational episodes OF
Miss Vests novel 1t has lengthy cast,
innumerable scenes, and tells the story,
so it is said. of the authors own life.
This week inSNew York Mae West is
to give q single performance Of Lady
Macbeth in her own version Of Shake
speare's notable tragedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-08

In addition to the Seth Parker pic
ture, R-K-O Keitn's is also showing the
second of the Floyd Gibbons supreme
thrills, Turn Ct the Tide; ''Roma nee
Sentimental" German two-reel pro-
duction and the R-K-O Pathe News.
PALACE-"The Sin of Madelon
Claudet."
HELEN HAYES is to be seen this
l. week at Loew's Palace in her initial
screen vehicle, THE S'n of Madelon
Claudet." an adaptation from the stage
play, Lullaby
In this production Miss Hayes APP
pears as a deserted young mother who
tries to battle the world for the edu-
cation and advancement of her son.
She is soon enmeshed with the law and
sent to prison. Her son is sent to
home for children. Upon her release
she refuses to reveal herself to her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-08
Earle Double Anniversary.

THE week beginning Saturday, No
vember IA, Warmers Earle Theater
will present double anniversary show
to celebrate two birthdays-that of the
Earle Theater's vaudeville policy and
the first year of Maxine Doyle as
mistress of ceremonies.
This anniversary program will pre-
sent seven acts on the stage. Louise
Groody, star of Hit the Deck" and
NO. No, Nanette," with Neville Flee
son, Broadway composer, heading the
stage program; the Jean and Linton
Revue, Stan Cavanaugh, Freddie San
born, Joe Wong and Fumi, four cast
ing stars; ALI LoyaTs dogs, and OF
course, Maxine Doyle, with special
surprise. The screen feature will be
Ruth Chatterton's once a Lady,
Short reel subjects and orchestra pre-
lude by the Earle Orchestra will COM
,plete the program.
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What the Public Wants.

"WHAT the people want is to be
lifted out of themselves when
they go to the theater." says Guthrie
McClintic, who directed 1.-THE Barretts
of Wimpole Street" for his wife, Kath-
arine Cornell
"They want romance and glamour
and the portrayal of things they're not
too familiar with in their everyday
lives. That is one reason, believe,
for the success of The Barretts of
Wimpole Street. which is pure romance
with happy ending, as well as for
that of Grand Hctel'
I'm bad times, the public wants
pleasant plays and stage romance, not
realism and hard facts"
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Ethel an Artist

ETHEL WATERS, star of Lew Les
- lies Rhapsody in Black" never
took a voc,l lesson in her life. She
hes a natural voice and natural sense
of rhythm and this combination with
her keen sense cf humor he's made her
probably the outstanding theatrical
star of her race in the same line CT
endeaVOr
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studio.
R-IS-O Re,th's
Thaator, which is
making the first
presentation of this
picture anywhere
in the world, was
selected for its
premiere due to
the great success
of the personal
appearances Ct the
Seth Parker group
h ere Sc vel a ]
months ago.
All the scenes of
the picture are
lid in Maine, with
the background OF
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"Carbo Technique"

GRETA GARBO has 18 changes Of
costume for her role In Susan
Lenox, Her Fall and Rise" the pic
turtzation of the David Graham Phillips
novel, now current at Loew's Columbia.
Miss CARLOS wardrobe included a
carnival dancers spangles, ultra-mod-
ern evening gowns, pajamaS, ensembles.
sport suits, farm girls clothes, Follies
tights, hiking outfit, gingham frocks,
lounging robes, oilskins and boots and
boating costumes, not to mention the
famous Carlo "impenetrable reserve"
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u A4Na Az =" "SS
will bring the fol-
lowing:
A LFREr LUNT
and Lynn Fon-
t a n n e, dis t in
guished players of
the New York The
alter Guild, are an
nounced in their
irst picture, THE
G u ar d sman," at
Lcew's Columbia,
starting Frid q y.
The GuardSnan"
is described as a
story of a wife who
fooled her husband
in rather q novel
way.
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New Pictures Coming

THE Warner theaters In Washing
ton are announcing November
as a period for the presentation
Il of exceptional picture entertain-
ment, while at the other down.
town houses new attractions seem to be
improving In quality and attractiveness,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-08
QUESTIONS OF THE HOUR"
FRIDAY.

A'A resume her talks on important
Questions of the Hour Friday morn
ing at IL O'Clock.
These talks aim to simplify and make
clear the tangled mass of detail regard
ing matters of the moment in world af-
fairs. and will contain much of para
mount interest. They are given under
the auspices of the Washington Club
but are open to the public.
This Winters course will consist of
Is talks to be given on successive Friday
mornings at IL o'clock in the assembly
room of the Washington Club, entrance
1910 Seventeenth street.
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In Capital Theaters

and residential society as well as large
civic organizations.
Tickets may be had from the Jubilee
Committee or at the office of Repre-
sentative Royal c. johnson. grand mar
shall of the production. Brig. Gen. Pei
ham D. GlasSford, newly appointed
chief Of police, is director general of
this affair.
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vACHEL LINDSAY. NOVEMBER II.

NACHEL LINDSAY, trOubadOur, Is
announced in a "chanted recital
of his own poems, to his own tunes, -
Tuesday evening, November II, in the
auditorium of Central High Community
Center. Mr.. Lindsay Is the second in
the literary group, which opened last
Tuesday with Rafael Sabatini.
Lindsay is widely known among con-
temporary poets, and his appearance
here in the institute course has repeat
edly been requested. His recitals are
described as utterly different" from
any others. Among the famous poems
in his program will be those particularly
appropriate to the Bicentennial cele-
bration, shortly to begin all over the
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EARLE-"BIOnde Crazy"

EARLE-"BIOnde Crazy"
WITH November designated as a
month Of superlative entertainment,
Warmers Earle Theater gets under way
with the personal appearance of James
CaSney on the stage. as we'll as on the
screen, in Blonde Crazy" where he is
co-starred with Joan Blondell
Cagney Is appearing in only three
cities before returning to the studios
and washington is one of them. This
because OF his work in The Public
Enemy" Smart Money" Sinners
Holiday" "Other Mems Women" and
Doorway to He'll" Although his screen
appearances have been in dramatic
roles, he will present light entertain
ment in person in his stage program.
AS former juvenile in musical come
dies, he is said to be well qualified to
sing, dance and jest in his own in
imitable style.
Other acts on the stage program are:
Block and Sully. comedy funsters; Den
mis- White and girls in dance extrava-
ganza, the Rubio Sisters in gymnastic
novelties and Maxine Doyle
Blonde Crazy" also brings to the
screen Joan Blondell, the cracking
blonde of Illicit" Party Husband"
and Night Nurse" Cagney is seen as
a wise-cracking bellhop, crazy about
women. Joan is his partner. Others
in the cast include Louis Calhern, Polly
Walters, Noel Francis and Guy Kibbee.
authorizations Ladies'"
FEATURING Claudia Dell, Walter
Byron and Marjorie Rambeau,
Leftover Ladies'" the current screen
feature at the Rialto Theater, is based
upon theme Of Ursula Parrot author
OF Strangers May Kiss" It was di-
rccted by Samuel Bischof after the
talking film play BY Robert Presnell.
1t includes in its supporting cast Alan
Mowbray Dorothy Revier. Rita La Roy,
Roscoe Harms, Selmer Jackson, Buster
Phelps and Franklin Farnum.
Career ladies" and divorces" are
the so-called "leftovers" IN the social
arena, and Miss Parrot, with her Gus
tomary acunen, comments dramatically
on their respective places in the pres
ent-day world
Extra attractions on the Rialto pro-
gram include the Travelling Talking Re-
porter with the Universal News and a
short comedy, together with Rialto or
gan music.
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"GUSAN LENOX, HER FALL AND
RISE" remains e second week at
Loew's Columbia Theater, with Greta
Carlo and Clark Gable in the leading
roles
Greta Carlo plays the role Of a girl
who deserts her home rather than go
through with a marriage forced on her
by her father. She is found by young
architect CLARK Gable) and after fall
ing in love their marriage is prevented
by the appearance of the girls father,
who causes her to flee. Not under
standing the girls disappearance, the
young man thinks she is trying to dupe
him end goes on with his career. while
the girl Joins a carnival and later be-
comes the friend of a New York police
commissioner. When she again meets
the boy both have sunk to the lowest
strata of life, yet they discover they
cannot live one without the other
Jean Hersholt. A'an Hale and Hale
Hamilton support the stars.
METROPOLITAN-"The Mad Genius"
EE'I'HE MAD GENIUS" starring the
distinguished actor John Barry
more, is held for a second and final
week at Warner Bros. Metropolitan
Theater. Barrymore plays in this
Warner Bros Vitaphone drama the role
Of Tsarakov an impressario, embittered
because of a physical defect which pre-
vents him becoming great dancer, a
mad desire inherited from his mother.
He kidnaps a homeless bov, trains him,
dominates him and thus enjoys the
fame which he Graves. Love finally
writes a strange and powerful ending
to the story. The cast includes Marian
March, Donald CoUk and LuiS9Alberni
The program also includes a new is
sue of the Paramount Sound News, a
Vitaphone "Merrie Melody" song car
toon and Robert L. Ripley's newest
Believe It or Not"
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R-K-O KEITH,S-aWor Back Home :,

R-K-O KEITH'S-"W:y Back Home"
~ HILLIPS LORD, known the
- Nation over to radio fans as
Seth Parker" has now come
i cut of the air and on to the
motion picture screen III the
R-K-O Radio Picture Way Back
Home" surrounded by his Jones'
port ne:ghbors, Lizzie Cephus, Mary
Lucy. Wobblin ana the others,
all portrayed by the original players
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FOX-"The Yellow Ticket

"THE YELLOW TICKET" Raoul
Walsh's Fox dramatic production,
based on Michael Morton's stage play,
is now on the screen at the Fox Thea
ter. Elisa Landi, glamorous Fox star,
and Lionel Barrymore are co-starred in
this film.
The story evolves about a young
Russian girl, who, through circum-
stances beyond her control, finds it
necessary to match her wits against
those of the insid:ous head of the
Cars secret police, with her own ro-
nance and the safety Of her lover as
the stakes of the struggle.
1t is described as a thrilling romantic
drama, tensely gripping and enacted
by cast that includes Walter Byron,
Sara Padden, Rita La Roy and Mischa
ALer.
On the stage Fanchon and Marco
Around the World" idea takes its
listeners on a jaunt through England,
France, Germany, Cuba, Hawaii and
other places. Featured are Harry and
Frances Usher, Al Nord and Jeanne,
Tex Morrissey and COL Phillis du
Barry, Tommy Harris The Daniels and
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son, because of the stigma that would
attach to his name The remainder
of the story is her battle for the boy,
which ends with proper reward that
should come to the mother.
Many well known players support
Miss Hayes, among them Lewis Stone
Neil Hamilton, Jean Hersholt, Karen
Morley, Cliff Edwards, Marie Provost
and Charlie Winninger.
On the Palace stage several well
known vaudeville acts make up the
revue, titled "Fantastique, direct from
the Capitol Theater in New York.
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TANGO GIRLS" NEXT.

THE Gayety burlesque house, for its
new week, starting next Sunday
with the usual matinee, will present
Irving Selig and his Tango Girls
with-and the with is ynpo-tant-"Tan-
CARA"