Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1925, Page 26

26- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1925 S and Lige Conley in |let Honeymoon,” comedy, “Love|ers, comedy; Saturday, T. Roy Barnes Saturday, Lenore | Sick,” and Pathe Review; Wednesday, | and Wanda Hawley in “Stop Flirt- " and Al St. John | Marjorle Daw and Clive Brook in|ing”; serial, “Sunken Silver” No. 4: (Saturdays, con- | “Love’s Bargain” and Sunshine com- | comedy, Aesop's Fables. Washington, Jr. ““Hello! Good-bye’ Ulric in “Tiger Ros in “Fares, Please. tinuous from 2, and Sundays from 3 |edy; Thursday, Lew Cody, Renee ) S — p.ra) Adoree and Harrfet Hammond in YORK. b ] a " cprietn. “Man and Mald” and Al St. John in Sunday, Adolphe M 4 Bett: i g Sunday and Monday, Betty Bronson | Sunday and Monday, Blanche | Fazenda and Harry Myers in “Listen |y, . g Mtter Business Hours,” Al St. John | and Adolphe Menjou in “Are Parents|Sweet and Ronald Coleman in “His| Lester,” Aesop Fable and “The Fight- ]‘,,}:,"f;:y l‘g;fl'(,e:‘"m;‘;rm".’.‘sflfi;fi‘;;d in “The Iron Mule” aud “Sunken Sil-| People?” and Larry Semon comedy;|Supreme Moment,” Mack Sennett, ing Ranger,” No. 6; Saturday, “The puiic'Heview: Tuesday and Wednes- ey | Tuesday and Wednesday, Alice Terry | comedy, “The Water Wagon': Tues:| Beautiful Sinner” and “Our Gang” in | goinSReview Taesday nod ThAdhes: —- in “Any Woman”; Thursday, “The|day, Mrs. Wallace Reed in “Broken|“Fast Company.” B, Pl et M ant? a8 /ENUE GRAND. Battling Orioles”; Friday, Florence | Laws," also Fox News; Wednesday, 5 e : I v 1‘ Monday, Dorothy | Vidor and Matt Moore in “Grounds Matt Moore and Dorothy Devore in TAKOMA. ?ZEI’YT}‘.S,:.’QZ“&LKQQ {x:gh(l)!iiTl;‘::e Sunday and = Monday, for Divorce”; Saturday, Jacqueline Lo- ““The Narrow Street,” comedy; Thurs- Y, Sunday and Monday, Nazimova and | Week” and Hal Roach’s “Yes, Yes, Mackalll in “Chickie” and Hal Roac! Nanette”: Tuesday Ghd |£an and Capt. Nungesser in “The Sky | day, Elaize Hammefstein in_“The Yes, Y . o Viegin comedy, Bert Roach |Jack Pickford in “My Son”; Pathe | Nanette”; Friday, Laurette Taylor in Wednesday, Lewis S. Stone and Anna j Taider: By T, Suitay Richard Tal. | News; comedy; Tuesday, “Lovers | “One Night in Rome” and “The Pace- Q. Nilss in “The Talker and] PARK. Madge in “Laughing at Danger,” also | Lane, comedy; Wednesday and Thurs.| makers,” No. 9; Saturday, Harry Aesop Fable; Thursday, Virginia Valli & . day, Weber and Fields in “Friendly | Carey in 'The Texas Trail Sen- y Ve: comedy; Saturday, Jack Hoxie in*Dar. d8 in'"Up the Ladder” and Neal BUFNS) Gu.qiy and Mdnday, George Beban | fo aha oy ey od Taaho. | Enemie 1 in “Call a Cop”; Friday, Laurette Tay. |in “The Greatest Love of All,” Bobby | No. 7 in ‘“Peeth comedy; Friday, Tom Mix |nett's ‘Breaking the Ice,” Pathe Aesop’s Fables, Pacemak- | News and “Sunken Silver,” No. §. lor in “One ht in Rome' ,im! A“,“V‘\\)rnull in “French Pa " and — acemaker No. 10 ’;‘{“‘i'}“\-f sre in|Pathe News events; Tuesd: SAVOY. lfam Haines and Dorothy Devo Blythe and Thurston Hall r | Sunday, Strongheart in White | nnett's ‘Fighting the Flames, Good Morning, Nurse Lady nd Jimmie Adams e a comedy and “Screen Al unken | might”: ~Wednesday : Monday, Norma Shearer and in “Sit and Thursday, and Chats With e e Jack Hoit in “The Light of Western | Conrad Nagel in “Excuse Me" and = Stars” and Lloyd Hamilton in “Hook-| Lee Moran in “His High Horse”; CAROLINA ed”; Friday, Wesley Barry in “George | Tuesday, Shirley Mason in “The Sca: Y G Sunday and Monday, “The Heart - s G 4t a Siren” with Barbara La ! Marr and Conway T(i.‘u'le: Tuesday, ‘ Man It I Ma Agal with Kenyon and Lloyd Hughes; dhy, Hoot Gibson in “Let X ¢, Lew Cody in “Man ; Friday, ““The Bandolero.” 2 Saturday, Rin‘Tin-Tin in “Find Your | Man [ \dd Luster to Limp On a Complete AS service is practically an in- stantaneous ser- vice. 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