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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. MONDAY. MAY 23. 1927.

Photoplay Reviews and Comment Gossip of the ffieater World 12 A Extinguishing "His First Flame" cal numbers and ensembles for heal ie u. "A Carte." This is epected fluit different Pep in Roxy Show "Roughhous Rosie" New Films at Local Theaters Theater Notes rum tne averase Broadway roue. tecaue Miaa steaart is noted for her i leveraeiai in ee'ecllna; casia mat pui "Fighting 1UV 5 iVrrtrs Strang Audinc. Harry LangJon in mHm Firtt Flame' at the Strand. "Rough Houte Roie9 With Oar a Bow, at the Paramount, HK1l IHlkNTMV tat4 from tta I'f H' i )Mlr aw.

pi4Cu4 t'T 'I -r'yrti rpnit'iun Phftif IDil etfc th Hut Tnc4lH. TH CAUT. IWw YiTTri f.udt 41 A (MOM 'Of m)T ru.jym Vitrit Walthall pt' Ni' nl a Niih- iui t'rtn. Tar ml Jaaepn.B t.ll 1 Hairy in "Tramp. Tramp.

"The Strong enjoy? I Ij.nc Iinis ihe han rs me evceJ.nlv fair that this lwlv- Man lai ed tf the p. leer, will you in "Hia First Klame," A crowd that a few hours before had staged a demonstration second only to that in honor of the trmn- Samuel Janney't LateU Play at Bijou June 2 Stage Cottip. "A Very Vi Virgm" i th nam ot a nw comedy that Samuel Jan-Dry mill present th Bijou Theater Junw iir. Jjnncy wrote and produced "Loom whii-h was drat tried out by the Carnegie Tern Institute in Following that was nrenentcd in New Yolk, where it enjoyed succecs last ivanon. In ttie ante fashion Mr.

Janney'a new play. "A Very Wise Virgin." was tried, and. it la aaid. met with enthusiastic tavor. Ho Jan-nev, again as author and producer, will bring hia latest piay to Broadway.

Lstel Week of -t liU-ago." "thicago.M Sam H. Harris' satirical comedy, tonight begins the last week ot ita six montlir run at the Music Box. Also, at C'hanln a Forsy-nxth Street Theater tonight. "The Spider" begins its last seek at this theater. un Monday tliecoration Itoyl "The Spider" will open with a matinee nt the Music llox, where It will continue indefinitely.

"Chicago'' will open in Chicago at tha Sam H. Harris Theater on Sept. IS with Krancine Larriinore still in the star role. To Tickle Quakers. Khk-h is the film feature ai the l.n.okUii SiranU Theater tins week.

Thi is a tliul! t.tle a youni; the nephew a grizzled battalion chief fire tighten. in the end. Initve all manner of danger to rescue his cU. from a holuiaust in an irucne which that lady in desperation had kindled in order to bunt; her KttOiful hero to her arms. F.rM vou nhould be informed, is not the latest of Lanc-don film efforts, since it a ui several years apo when Harry was a lath atar.

The rathe Company, when the comedian des'ited Its nr.ka lo uphold the Rlury u' First National, retarded the release of the picture until such a time as Harry should have become a recognized box-offli-e attraction. However, the comparative antiqttlty of "iiia First FUme" it no way apparent, as the picture sizzles with the humor vt the comic's more recent hides under the Clmrm Mmw in th mictmrimmtimm Nmnnmlty Jphnfn't storjr aw thm Pmrmmmumt Thmmtmr. ihna. ovr. 'The Show uft and "Cram's leatify to her nana serial saill.

Mr. avrtlh'a Rrurd. Itobert Keith, who will appear the leadini role In "Wood Money. whkh opens at the Majestic toaifht. concluded a successful season as leading man in "Fof" Just prior to the Brooklyn engagement of that play.

He rcsia-ned from "Foe" la order to aasunfe his present role in "Blood Money." Previous to this he baa appeared as leading- man in The Great God Brown," the successful revival of Kugene Neill's "Beyond the Honion." 'Seventh Heaven." Brooms" anl "Gentle Grafters." A Steady Job. Tat Bricn'and Elisha Cook Jr. soon can boast of a year's engage" merit on Broadway in on theater without losing even a day for re hearsals. They made their appear" unce last July at rehearsal at th Hayes Theater In Gustav Blum's production of "Henry Behave!" which ran until Nov. It.

On the following Monday they opened in "Gertie," and this play, by Tadema Bussiere, which is now in Its 27th week, is apparently set tor a summer run. Neither player has missed a single performance. Prepared ness. The Mutual Burlesque Associatioa has established a number of rehearsal halls which will be at the disposal of the members of the 36 companies comprising the circuit throughout the summer. One room will be devoted to dance practice, another to rehearsing songs and musical numbers, while still another will be used exclusively for trying: out scenes and "bits" In which two or more people are engaged.

Under this arrangement it is caU cuiated not only to develop new talent for the shows, but to determine the value of new songa. dances and scenes before the beginning of regular rehearsals In the fall. The rooms are in the- Powers Building, 7th ave. at 48th in which the general offices of the Mutual are located. Title Changed The title of The Y.ukon TraiL" the story by William McLcod Itaine, sponsorship of Fu st National.

i I rin.ip..l Miiiinue tmry NullI1lir' now In production at Universal City, Vernon I-nt. Bud Jiunleaiin ami Farley make up the bjljnce of has been chansed to "The Grip of noun! pwture by uajer. run bow. THE OAST. the lukon." The working title for this production has been "The Eter nal Silence.

"Talk About Girls." the new musical comedy which H. H. Oshrin and S. ii. (Jrisman.

owners of the Wal itostp ftoiiiy. Joe Farrell Ituiii Arthur V. H. Clara Bow Rer.l Howa Don. Mill ijiliiLorc lohn Millan Henry Kolker The production rapidly nearing completion under the direction of Krnest Laemmle.

The cast includes dorf Theater, are epunsoring. will open in I'liiladelphia Wil Francis X. Bushman, Neil Hamilton, June Marlowe, Otis Harlan, Burr liam tarey JJuncan wrote the book, Ditctoling Harry LangJon am thm brava and unintantionalty faarlau firm laddie in fn currant mcraaning at tha Brooklyn Strand. Mcintosh, James Farley and Theo which is based on a play by John dore Lorch. The adaptation was Hunter Booth.

Irving Caesar com made by Charles A. Logue. tice signing Med Into the Pony Theater Jaturday to witness the premiere showing of "Fighting Love. It would he enough to asis that a stage play resplendent with gorgeous costuming and sparkling with cleer lines should grip and Hold such an audience. "Fighting Love" did that and more.

Jetta Uouiliil, in the role of Donna VHtoria, granddaughter of a scheming and designing princess To-rinl of Italy, left little to be desired as star of the production. Her supporting ndes mere well filled. The photography and direction of the play is worthy of every commendation. The story deals with the conquest of Tripoli by the Italian forces of a scheme on the part of Prlncewa Torini to wed her charming granddaughter, Donna Vittoria, to the scapegrace Niccolini with the Intervention by Colonel Navarro and the subsequent evening of scores between the Colonel and Niccolini, then governor of the territory. The part of a fighting lover Is portrayed by Captain Amari.

The setting carries the characters through the deserts of Arabia into Interminable hardships and through attacks by hostile Arab hordes. It Is intereAtinK to note that at no point in the unfolding of the story is there a tendency to overact, bach principal says and does the things that would natiirully be said and done under similar circumstances. The stage show at the Roxy this week offers many divertissements. The ever-popular Air, Rothafel (Roxy) directed the orchestra at the 7 o'clock performance. Of special interest was Maria Gambarelli's Dream of a Dancing Master." The crowning event of the stage show was the "Venetian Fantasy" bv ihe raat.

flrandsuers sntlHp.ilc with particular relish the pleasure tf sain s-eiiit V.in nnj S. hjenck. ho laviiiK a return enpinenient at the Strand this week. Around the tirruit of tho music hall and the picture theater they are calling ius and Joe "the nennant-w innniK battery of snnitland." and iin.uestion-shlv they are deservlnR of that deaiR-nation. Thev return to the Slran I with an entirely new repertoire of popular soncrs.

Among the other stage presentations this week i novel Interpretation of Tsthaikowsky's "Nutcrark-er Suite." Inrludiner "Walti of th-Flowers" and "Marcho Militalre." with Vlasta the Russian ballerina: "Dame "Adagio Clawuiue" Itnd "Trepak." The set-tinea for tins number were designed posed the lyrics and Harold Orlob and Stephens Jones invented the tunes. Sammy Lee staged tho dnce and ensemble numbers and John Mary a Fixture. Mary Law lor, now leading In School Days And How Thirty Los Angeles school children and seven teachers from the Harwood directed the book. The genue of "Queen High," will do the 'cast Is headed by Andrew Tombes, Russell Mack, Jane Taylor, William same sort of work in Hold Em, same municipality recently were the served that vivacious young lady even more nobly, 1 am sure. It should be explained that thin Knugh House Uosie.

as the author conceived her. was a feather-brained chorus girl who possessed all the consistency of a cup of lukewarm custard. Itosie had a boy friend who loved her with every palpitation of his dumb heart, but he was Just as sure of finally landing Rosie as our iceman's spavined bronc would be of winning the Kentucky Derby. Itosle O'iteilly simply usn the marrying kind. At tail Paramount liii.

...1. She has reserved her same trawley, Frances Upton and Made dressing room at the Ambassador lyn Kllleen. The ehow probably ill Theater, where "Helen Is due next fall. open in -New York In a fortnight. Collier Declines.

envy of all the other pupils in thut far-spreading city. After a series of hot days they were sent out to the breeze-swept hillsides of the Lnsky Ranch and did their studying outdoors while not engaged in the thrilling sport of chasing a clanging tractor up and down a country road. Despite the insistence of friends Pearl Won't Slop. bv Thomas Karrar. The rhoreogra-phv is by Mlchio Ito.

Additional divertissements include Elgar's "romp Pearl Resray, one of the featured and members, William Collier, abbot of the Friars Club, has refused to accept renomination for his office Do You Know That Kmil Jannings, paramount star, was born in Hrooklyn July 26, 1888? Eetty Jewel, heroine of "The Iasl Gary Cooper's next picture for Paramount, is a New York Rirl? She entered pictures here in 1921 in "Orphans ot the Storm." Fay Wray appeared in the internationally famous Hollywood Pilgrimage piny between the time she graduated from Hollywood High School and entered motion pictures? Josephine Dunn, leading lady with Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton in a forthcoming comedy, was formerly a New York chorus girl? players in "The Desert Song." at the and Circumstance," played by the may witness a conventional and fre The children were needed for scenes because professional obligations next Casino, wishes to correct the report that her recent marriage to Brom luenlly stupid romance about r.riz Mark Strand Orchestra: ioseui season will not permit faithful lul Bassford 3d will Interfere with her ftllment of his duties. Collier has stage career. In fact, she has Just in Richard IMx's new Paramount picture "Klood Waters." The teachers conducted lessons while the children were not actually engaged in front of the camera. AMVSKMEXTS MANHATTAW. headed the" club for two years.

The regular ticket for the election w-ill be announced by the nominating com signed a contract providing for her appearance in her present role for another season. mittee next week. A "Different" ICevtic. Rosalie Stewart has contracted ORPHANS PRESENT CIRCUS with Samuel Hose to stage tho musi- From Type to Type Charles Rogers, Paramount featured player, who has one of the leading roles In "Wings," a story of "Circus in Town," a miniature cir Jcus, was presented yesterday by the orphans of the Nazareth Trade Esther Ralston and Behe Daniels TUKATKU l.tlLU ACTING CO. RIGHT YOU ARE IK vol' THINK VOU ARE GARB.ICK w- 35tl1- uaiiiuun, Jlf Tnllp 4Sllt- 2:40 Nrt Week: Mr.

rim Paaaea By SECOND MAN mTTTTl (SO Mats. Thurs Sat. 1:10 Kt Wk: PYGMALION The SILVER CORD John fnlJ.Tli.,!Ilt.E.ofnyrirr. uoiaeoMt, Tnur i.w;s NtWk: Mrrnhh's nsmhtrr. AMVSK.MFNTS BROOKIYV.

School before more than 500 spec tators nt Srhwaben Hall. Knicker .11,1, THIS Wf.V.K fighter's fiancee who wanted more than anything else to be a lady and whi. In the furtherance of that end. learned to hobnob In the more elite (as Hollywood knows them) circles. This twist of events, naturally, led some one with a bright Idea to interpolate a swimming pool scene, thereby assuring the picture an Immediate box-office success.

The film proceeds then to the night of the big light and it is left for Rosie to denounce her high-toned friends for the dastardly snobs that they are and to show up at the ringside in time to encourage her sweetheart to shake himself loose of impending defeat anil knock the champ for a row of camera angles. A running fire of amusing subtitles by George Marion Jr. serves to lend "Rough House Rosie" a buoyancy which, in its revised state, the screen narrative obviously lacks. Miss Row, although apparently she was unacquainted with the basic personality of the title character, gives a fairly competent performance. The picture, however, is lacking mainly in imaginative direction.

Malcolm St. Clair, "Serenade, as a violin solo ny nascua Kindler: M. I- Lake's special arrangement of -Old-Timers- Waltzesj hv the orchestra: "Roses of hv Harry Breuer. xylophonlst. and "Bits of Old Southern Tunes," by Carlton r.erard.

Completing the program Is the third of the Will Rogers series of "rnomcial Ambassador Abroad" films. 1n which the humorist is disclosed this time "In rarls." "KniiEh House Rosle." dare say that the story, "Rough House Rosie." which Nunnally Johnson wrote originally for the Saturday Kvenlng Post and which eventually was bartered down the river to Hollywood, was a far better yarn than that which is being unreeled at the Paramount Theater this week. Not a semblance of the original tale Is apparent In Its celluloid transposition, and if the scenarioized version serves as a moderately diverting vehicle for the perambulations of Clara Bow. the undiluted narrative would have JOHN BARRYMORE the American flier, planned upon a journalistic career before entering motion pictures and was a student in the School of Journalism at the I'nlversity of Kansas. His father is the publisher of the Olathe Mirror of Olathe, Kan.

mm ruLTON-SMITM- IB "Th BHoTrd Knicat' bocker and Myrtle aves. The institution is located at Farmingdale, L. and is conducted by the Sisters of St. Dominic. It was founded In 1900 by the Kt.

Rev. Mons. Dauffenback. The In Han Hull and Band UVINOSTOti-Sfl Mid tret' rafttlmM Othn Today, Mnj entertainment committee was headed were "horn on the stage?" May and Harry Ralston were heading the Ralston Slock Company in Bar Harbor, when the future star saw the light of day and Miss Daniels' parents were playing in stock hen Bebe arrived. Vera Voronina, recently placed under contract by Paramount, escaped but three short years ago from a Moscow firing squad to the safety of Vienna? Penniless, this aristocratic young Russian worked her way up from a cabaret entertainer to one of the most promising young women in motion pictures today.

BREVOORT by Lawrence J. Broschart. the Roxy Chorus. The costumes and settings were exquisite. The voices seemed perfect.

For onte in a blue moon the Mo-lion Picture Current Events came in for recognition from the When the pictures 'of Captain "Lucky" Lindbergh's takeoff, accompanied by the Vitaphone reproduction of the accompanying! noise, were flashed on the screen, the crowd again broke into cheers and pandemonium. was several minutes before they quieted down. I In all it is a show worth seeing a treat nlike for the movie fan and the lover of good music. COLLEEN MOORE IseorottD Ave 05VOOT PL in 'nrrhldn and Krmlnw' SCOITS rXFVRli FLAG. A flag unfurling ceremony under KAMEO let us say.

could have turned It Into a sparkling comedy. The surrounding cast is altogether inadequate in support of whatever excellence Miss Bow might have brought to the principal role. "Rough House Rosle" should have been a better picture than it is. Today. Mar -ft miMID (OI.MAN VII.

MA BAXkV In "Mailt of Ijove." Fahello and Band the auspices of Boy Scout Troop 39 I EM EMI KWY fk Ttm SquraBromdmyMt 4Jrtj fl CLARA BOW II 'Rout Hoiih Roait" S'art. June 4-WHITEMANkHia Bandl IQNTRNDAVfc and Girl Scout Troop 96 was held yesterday nt the Union Temple, 17 Eastern Parkway. OATESl GATES AVlNltl S. MjOADVAV May U3, 24, 2S SAI.I.Y O'NKII. la "Friwro Knlly I.vy HERBKRT I.TiTOX Dlhr Arts Alt seats reserved HAIRBREADTH HARRY The Rivals By C.

W. KAHLES 2:30 8 JO I WILL MARRY THE 4 ZT a B'wa waruatta VKlTCfllUIw GUY WHO EXCELS PON MIGUEL RUDOLFO PE err MAJESTIC sat. MRS. HKNRY B. HARRIS Prew-nts A New Melodrama BLOOD MONEY Great Cast lnrlmlrMi SHIR! KV VAR1K, ROBKRT KK1TH, RKIilNAI.O BARLOW.

MALCOLM HVNCAN nnd Other. IN THROWING BADE660 Theatre, B'way, 40 St. Eva. SXLB-' Matinees Wed. and Sat.

JEANNE EAGELS in EES CAEDB0AED L0VEE ymt. PULL 7 7k I ADORE YOU;) BICH BUT PRETTY A HOT-TAMALE TALE OF PASSION, PULQUE, PICADORS, PULCHRITUDE, PUSIUANIM-' ITY AND A LOT OF ELTORO IN BULLY ANDALUSIA. TIMES SO. DAKN SHADY CRIME Theatre, W. Bt Kves.

8:30. Matu Thursi A ftt. -SI AlYee TOREADOR, BAK SAMI KI.S WIT.I.IAM FAVKKSHAH MiFAKl.ANE M. MAMIKI, OH KN MrtilVKNKV DELIA PULCINEA NICA 6ELLA Hh alnmen Rrnnie ana -neyer Hinrrr 600D ON THE rl Albrr Sn. llll K(l: TUB WAtlKB Trtnncli' S1MI0 Ambassador oC y- 4i4UVU.UUU.

BULL STUFF SEE HOW THE NIFTIEST FULLA ELLA CWMCM HVtMUl I BUT WILL 15! BELLA DONNA Ac. ot alualcal QUE EN HIGH I omrdlcs With CIIARIR!) UrnOLES. FRANK HflNTVBB. l.tlF.I.LA 1EAK St SO Other BEAR HULL TOSSERS IN ALL SPAIN FLAN6 THEMSELVES AT THE TOOTSIES OF DULCINEA.THE I l.KFSOM It FOI.SOM: ttthrrs "('anej- nt Ihe Bnt" tVatliirr Bffry DE 8ISANOIZA, WATCHING KAVISHIN6EST TEHEE'S SHUBEET BEAUTIFUL TOR0UILIA QUEEN I SI6N0RITA IN (tUDOLPH HENEY MIIXEE'S IV. HOLBROOK BLINN plaJ' the Thing B'way A Howard Are.

Twice Dally. ONLY TO BE SPURNED LIKE SO ANDALUSIA, fcASSENDALE) Last Time Mar Ss WH0POTES0N BULL FlSHTERS, KmcKerbocker iUBW wd. sac Thf WII.I.IAM HI Pit T1KK LAST WKKIi Mi I 6 MUtM LAST VMEE5 BOULA-BA1SSE UNTIL -BUT WAIT TILL YOU SEE 10UK SELF ViHAT HAPPENED! THE CAST IN THE ORPER Of THEIR APPEARANCE -T Eddie Dowling hi. HONEYMOON LANE KERINAFTER KNICWn AS AIROLO FAIR ENOUGH! SHE CAN'T MARRY BOTH SO NOW WE LUNA fDULCY The Heart of Coney Island in fiortfl (ur.loni Battle nf Chatrau Thlerrr Nntuiltnnat Auto l'ulo TDMATEO PE SNAPPILADPCOASSIESTMAT- APQgQ IN SPAIN. (HAIRBREADTH WARgV) HOW GOOD THEY AKE AT THIS BULL BUSINESS.

(BELINDA BLINKS) Hky Frer, Cucu. i on- Maxine EUiotfi ETHEL BARRYMORE In "TI1E CONSTANT WIFH" By SOMERSET MAtlOHAM PARK'- acr ccrtt on Dancing THE BUNGLE FAMILY Louder! Louder! rvrPTTPTAT 45, W. of wrzUlM w. 4 Bat. :2 By H.

J. TUTHILL Wlor to l.YRIV THKATBK. S. V. TALES OF RIGO ir A Musical Comeay Hit witB an All-siar taai Drama with iliwle BR-RR-UP! SWEET VGENTLEMEN; I LOOSEN KNEW lli GENTLEMEN, PLEASE HAS HAVE BEEN ASKED HIS HE WAS VvmIt Jlf TO ANNOUNCE n) tP7, A-v7 (y to announce a I colar.

eating Jl 01 L' that our host, who BAKING rll I VA cgr little QUIET, please! r-rfiyi lK? TO I i THOSE wishes to withhold his raTTTY Hwarasl TWICE DAILY 4hSt. I and I.J0 CV.ril. B. naVII.LR'K era ball? ard Hemly A row. Alice, htanlry, I'eari Mn1ey Revnr.

Si Jenklnw. Other HAEEY LANGDON MARK FIRST KLAWK" RftriTH w- B'way. Eva. 1:1 ISUUIU Mallneea Wed. i Sat.

Maxwell Andaraon'a Comedy Saturday's Children "IN PAKIX" VANASCHENCK I KNTRAI, 47th B'way. Evi.l ll THURSTON TrlrM Eva, (inrl. Hun.) A 8at. 13, II 60 and 91. Children to 1 yoan 1 St for Bt Seata Wed.

91 60. 91 60a. ptECHASE THE FUNNY PLACE AN ADVERTISED DINNER SURPASSED THE EXPECTATIONS OF EVEN THE HEARTIEST EATERS IN THE BUNGLE FAMILY, AND ONLY THE PRESENCE OF A WHO OPTEN LOOKED AT HIS WATCH REMINDED THE GUESTS THAT THEY HAD BEEN PROMISED INFORMATION AS WELL AS FOOD. AFTER several FOTIL.E ATTEMPTS TO QUIET HIS RELATIVES- THE COLONEL ASSISTED THE STRANGER TO HIS FEET AND ADVISED HIM TO SPEAK LOUDLY HKIirOKO KLCTION TOM4IKROW Aiwllo rnltnn Thrnnn John (illhert. Kenre Adoree.

The fhnw Anna N'lltaoS Kesent, Fulton Luve Makes Them Wild i loa the NIrrlch Leun Errol HOKO FAKK SKCTION Culver, 11th 4 of Sraadal: The Tail Daarrr Tha Same BROOKLYN II Kit HI rioro Hall. 1: Court St Charles Ray, The r'lre Brlsade, aad Olhers BlKHWIt SKCTION Colonial, B'way ACbauacer llrlej Maauo The Wrerk Colman CONEY ISLAND SKCTION Tllyoa.0pp-8leeplechaaa... Shirley Maaon, The Wrei-ki Vaudeville FLATIILHH SECTION Albemarle, Flat. A AlbmlS. Ronald f'nlman.

A Niaht nf lire Ilia flam. Hvrlv. 1 1 1 A The Tail llanrer 1 California or tlnat 1 lap Same SOMEBODY'S STENOG The Little Woman" By HAYWARD Yes sir -Back of enlur'y, Nnatrand A Pkaide Ilolorea CoRlelln, The Third llrsree The same fai py aa a ai 5 1VE HAbTHIS COMa' I IT HADaiT BEEaI For To me. For a lom I ttH Littl.g naife A IVE SUREi rrl STAMblM; BV AE AAir WORKEE HARD FOR ADVlSlAl ME VcrARS IT A IA A6o VNHCRe VOUL6 tO arrngut, ml ft onnny ninea, AiMwrti ineramr Fllnilunil, Churrh Av Nnuahly Nanneltei anl. Nlintraaer, Krearh Are, Hkr Raidef I.

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K. i ant. Nnnaeaaer, Hkr Raider I liar Old Bird. Tha Ha ma (X "There A womam Mnrlne, Klat.Klnira Lather Kalelon. Kaahiona for Hnmra ttonald Cotmai Mavlair.C.

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The Monkey Talk HamM Llovd Newklrk.E l.St.ANewklrk Charles Murray. Mr! aililrn'a lala Inrolhym.h Flalhu.h Av. Mrnloa, Lvenlnr lothee The Same Klallo. lutt riatbuah Bellamy. Anklea I'rrfryrd The Same Belvedere, S5TI llyrtla A.

Harold Llovd, The Kid Urol her Sams i GHKKNVOINT SECTION GreeBpolst, ManhaL AT. Jtla-Tla-TIa, Trarked by the rollrei Vaudeville RILL SECTION Cumberland. 127 Harry lanstlon. l.oac Panta Allva Day PARK SLOPE AND DOWNTOWN 4) 1 Atlantic Flathtiah A tillhert, Monte I rllo The Same Bunnv, 314 Klathuaa Av. harlea Itav, The Fir Hriaade Iiornlhy Rtvlar Carl Ion, Ktathiieli A 7th Vilina Hanky, A Msht of Love The Same Crretal.

327 Waalitnston 3t, lila Moran, Ood I. ave Me XII Tenia Kenneth Harlas lluffleld. ait piifrteld St. Two lll Features Terror of Bar Tha User Fflen. Ath Av.

A llh Ht Vtlnm Banky, A Msht of Love ite Heme Marathon. Froaperl l'k-1 Iralnla talll. Marrlnce ItotiaM I ntman allnnal. Waah, A Prnenect. Bl Fealurea Wolf's I Inlhlnsi IHJai'kins Raiders Ovford.

Stata St A Flat. Ar.Wanlrtl a uohoyt I'll Be There Wm. Fairbanks Proaneet. th SI. A 6lh Av.

Kln-Tln-Tln. Trarked hy (lie I'lillirt Vaudeville Terminal. 4th A v. A Honald lolman, A Msht of Love RIIHIEWOOD SECTION Parthenon, 319 Wvekoff. Harry Lnnadon.

lavns Pnnta raulln starks WhliDri.i.aFrtahi'ondnj. Harold l.loj fl. The Kid Hrother Tha Kama SOI TH BROOKLYN SECTION Av. Allth. Vlrglala VaUl, MarrUse Ronald Col mas.