Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1924, Page 19

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Sunday and nd Ma nworth C an of Position.” - Seens Owen HE public press is one American. : of the most wonderful Sunday and Monda an, Foni Live the Kin | am S, Hart, in “The -1 neaday, Johnny Walker, Mauil | T With vast associations and news-services atitsdisposal, ling the White Robes™ and Topics of the Day: Tuesday and Wednesday, |ri nce Vidor and Moute Street,” ty"; Wednesday, more and Lionel Ima Rubens, in “Enemies worth and Claire Windsor, in_“The g I Three”: Friday, Ralph Lewis, he Mailman” and “Fighting k Livingston, in * turday, Grace Darmond, in Courage.” also comedy, - “Rich and Larry Semon, in Pup.” Fox News and third episode of Love.” “Steel Trall” (Matinee only). Home. , Buster Keaton, Prinocess. Sunday and Monday, Jackie Coogan in “Long Live the King"; Tuesda Florence Vidor, in “Alice Adam Wednesday, “The Spider and the Thursday, Florence Vidor, in onquering the Woman:” Friday and turday, Corinne Griflith, in “The Common Law.” Raphael. 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