Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1925, Page 35

THE EVENI STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1925. i T and Brawn,' News and]|comedy, “High Hopes,” and Pathe|Sennett comedy, “Giddup,” also ; together with M ¢ F Tuesday, “Daughter of the | News livents; Tuesday, Bert Lytell, | “Idaho,” No. 9. ” C 5 Who Gets Smacked”; y, “The|X and_Sunshine comedy, “Stop, | Adolph Menjou and Ciaire Windso: AR 7 ymoo: I White Deser v y A < and Whistle”; Wednesday and |in “Rupert of Hentzau" and “Merry SAVOY. ) it { Windsor and Conwasy | b P 3 the | Thursday, Betty Bronson, Adolphe | Makers” comedy; Wednesday and Suriday’ Kanse Avres du “Hes 11 Sunday and Monday, Marion Da-|a Woman” and Charlie e < “The | Menjou and Florence Vidor in “Are | Thursday, Matt Moore, Florence | Sunday. 4 vres in “Her Mar- | jos in “Zander the 3 “What Price Goofey”; Wednesday b and a Lyman H. Howe | Parents Peopl Getters,” | Vidor and Harry Myers in “Grounds | ket Value” and comedy; Monday,| News, ¢ v Madge Bel- ' Aileen Pringle in “Wildfire” and Llo Thirty-three.) | Cosmopolitan production, directed by fodge Podge v | W3 of a Maid ws and News: |for Divorce” and Lige Conley in|Dorothy Devore in "“A Broadway el Cl in “Wings | Hamilton King Cotton”; Thursda | Maurice Tourneur ~and features | g UES i 5 1 a : P Charles (Buck) | “Dynamite Doggie”: Friday. Cullen|piiioain and comedy, “Iume pune, | of Youth, y; Wednesday and |Elaine Hammerstein in “After Bu Seitz directed this | Anita Stewart, Bert Lytell and Hunt- it ‘e Parents | Jones jold tmd a Girl” Mack | Landis, Dorothy Devore and John | edy, “Fun's Fun”; {3 YOGUL" SO PSS Bsiil s Vg b S oy 1 West, staged |ley Gordon, with Justine Johnstone, | peoiioh 'z i “Curs ennett’s ‘“Wall Street Blues” and | Roche in “A Broadway Butterfly” and | Tuesday, Lewis Stone and Alice|qald Colman in “His Supreme Mo-|Moore and Pauline & o Jack background of vast | Geor, nann, Lionel Belmore, [ ql P er G000 A0 4 eighth chapter of “Sunken Silver'; | “Broadcasting,” comedy; Saturday.|Terry in “Confessions of a Queen,” | ment,” comedy: Frid Elorence | Tordons v Adrertine ind replete with blood- | Willia Emily y, Prin- b Saturday, Lloyd Hamilton and Ben | Wallace Beery, John Bowers delse""fi“{ Bashful Jim” and Sport- [ Vidor in “The Girl of C Aesop’s | Pacemakers No, tion and episode that in- [ ces de Bourbon, Florence CENTRAL—"Wildfire.” Alexander in “Self-Made Failure,” | Mdrguerita de la Motte in "Hlvharldlllsht; Wednesday, Elaine Hammer- | Fables, Pacemakers, comedy: { Adolphe Menjou in “ chase of a wild horse of | Turner and Ernest Butterworth. Afleen Pringle will be the star at | Universal comedy, “Rolling Stone: the Lion-hearted,” and “Air 'rlghz_.:«s_mn in he Foolish Virgin," Bobby |day, Tom Mix in “Dick Turpin Onin Glan wopy v, of horse thieves,| Tt concerns an Kurasian girl of the | Crandall's Central Theater the first |and second chapter of “Play Ball.” |comedy. Shows continuous from 2|Vernon fn “Don't Pinch” and Hodge- § % serlal “Bunkes s b dians, a beautiful girl and | s Seas who is left an orphan two days of next week in a film yver o on Saturday and 3 on Sunday. Podge; Thursday, Corinne Griffith in a 5, Ted:biboded thevo, ~ father's death in San Francisco |sion of “Wildfire,” a comedy-melo CIRCLE, Declasse” and fable; Friday, Reed the International News- and who so fascinates a young Call- | drama of the tracks by George V.| Sunday and Monday, Jackie Coogan | RAPHAEL. Howes in “Super Speed,” comedy, When President Adams occupied % of the Day Will com- | fornian that he breaks his engage: | tobart and George Broadhurst, in|in “The Rag Man": Tuesday, Clyde| sSunday and Monday, Dorothy rSmoked Out™ and “The Fighting; Sunday, Richard Dix in “Too Many|the White House the plaster was not ment to a society girl, takes the girl | which the late TLillian Russell | Fitch’s “Lovers’ Lane,” with Rob-| Mackajll and John Bowers in “Chick- | Ranger,” No. 8; Saturday, “The War- | Kisses” and Al St. John in “The Iron | dry on the w — back to the tropics and quickly falls | starred. In the support are Bdna | ert s an ertrude Olmstead; | 1d_comedy, Aesop Fable; Tues- METROPOLITAN—“The Lady Who | under the influences that beset the | \furphy, Holmes Herbert, Edmund| Wednesday, June Marlowe and John "Flames of Desire,” also ¥ox | [ sqymmuore s 2 %mmmnmmm P———— — jed white man “below the line.” Breese and Mary Thurman. An|Rocke in “The Tenth Woms News; Wednesday, Laurette Taylor in R e R s Metropolitan Theater for| Later he is rescued by a friend and | “Our Gang” comedy, “The Big | Thursday, showings 7 and 9 ‘One Night in Rome,” Mack Sennett p— . (nnounces First Nation- | through the sacrifice of the native | Town” and the Pathe Review will| Mary Pickford in~‘“Dorothy Vernon|comedy, “The Plumber”; Thursday, | film version of Robert|&irl, who realizes that East and West | also be shown. { of Tladdon Mall"; Friday, Florence | “Warrens of Virginia” and Bert | . “Snake Bite,” under | Will not mix. Tuesday and Wednesday Elaine | Vidor and E erett' Horton in | Roach in “Nearly Rich”; Friday, Fred | s i Hamumerateln, supported by Lou-Tel. | “Marry Me"; Saturday, Hoot Gibson | Thompson in. ~The Bandit's Baby,” yave ore a ur ores Stone. “Wix Valli, | TIVOLI—“Soul Fire.” legen, John trick, Phyllis Haver |in “Taming the We: also “Pacemakers, No. 2, “He Who = Nald i Eaward 5 < i and Lee Moran, After Business | — Gets Rapped™: Saturday, William Des = 1ai and Bdward Richard Barthelmess will be the|figurg": also La “The | HOM mond._in_“Straight Through.” Mack . together with eX-|star at Crandall’s Tivoli Theater the | Dome Doetor’ a Cinei & {0 Enneny, (Rete IMorrison siin ¢ b A e the process |first two days of next week in First|x, 3. Thursday and Friday, Lewis |Mystery of Lone Ranch” and LAITY | tumimsrom National’'s film on of Martin| g Sione, Anna Q. Nilsson, lan Keith |Semon in “The Dome Doctor; Mon- | Brown's play t Music,” iniang Barbara Bedford ir which the star is ca s a young com- | s \ “The Talk- | d Baby Peggy in “Captain Janu- | er,” together with Clff Bowes inla and come Tuesday, Agnes s sted DY | poser who: er and strange | “Iook Out.” Saturday, “Up the Lad-|Ayres in ‘“Her " ue” and | “ {adventures enable him to write master | gay. rring Virginia i; “Golng | Al St. John in “Curse: K sday, | nfolds an | for the s honies, Sessie | v | € ) works ire: it A ‘0 Z d a v Mac an Malley 7 o, o H aireiea by Bdwin | EOLE ielon "Ware, Chriotts Momteres | {vomgn 11 Howe Tilodse Toates | bnThe M itk e ron Bons riciGrocery Societly Stores, is_an unsu ful |and Walter z'offer the support, and cartoon comedy; Thursday, Beb INCOR jand John S. Robertson directed. A | APOLLO. | Danicls in “The Crowded Hour” and | “Phillips Milk of Magnesiz” CORPORATED neets gic end |comedy, “Look Out,” and the Pathe Claire Wind- |Charlie Chase in “The Rat's Knuck-| \ NN R N sert bandits. Vir- | Re o will be shown. 5 ps |les”; Friday, Claire Windsor and Pat | Better than Soda | \} \\\\\ as the object of Mues and Wednesday, R - 5 i . {O'Malley in *“The White Desert” and | e | \\ \\\\\ Desert," i 1 4 |comedy; Saturday, Reed Howes in| e | Sin” and Larry | “Geared to Go,” “Our Gang” in “High| Hereafter, instead of soda take a| Cloud Hopper'; | Society,” Hodge Podge and “Sunken | fittle “Phillips Milk of Magnesia” in “Her Mar- | Silver,” No. 9. water any time for indigestion or| | supportea by M ; s : Basiie. Chassding OLYMPIC. sour, acid, gassy 'stomach, and r st syt : ! Jens ey Marmont in “A|, Sunday, Mrs. Wallace Teid in|Will come instantly. DGS Stores All One in Every Neighborhood King's productio pSubeng. " aea Ol Bowe ws"; Monday, Cullen Lan-{ For years genuine “Phillips | i e Lige Conley in “Goi ; VTR SR \ n Rich in “Cheap Kisses”; | Milk of Magnesia” has been pre Over Washington We Deliver study of “R and Williart Fairbanks in s Fatall T nd Wednesday, Jack Holt, |scribed by physicians because it ; - : ! Iy Dove in “The | overcomes three times as much a 3 in the stomach as a saturated solu- | rs in the title ; her wi Fever ) > Marmont in | = S A , = b st S Sl S Eamene | tionof Ifu].uhoxmu l)fi ;mh, leaving | M IED l?RS?I Grantland Rice & | Sunday and Monday, Richard Bar-|S > v thetsfolach sesc s b e om W] v i 2 i R r st e Sporting Venus’ u | gases. It neutralizes acid ferment s EARLE ROO “The Hanted Tuesda; and. Wednesday, Claire| Wesley Barry in “Battling Bur »""| tions in the bowels and gently urge: . At weith Woman.” | Windsor and Pat O'Malley in * R | the souring waste from the system er set to| Sunday, Monday and sday | White Desert” and Sennett's PARK. | without purging. Besides, it 15 per 7 , “The Hunted V a story | Hooper-Dyne L : Tk 3 ay and Monday, Theodore Rob-. | more plcaaz‘x_n to take than soda. In- nd other |Of the outdoors by ‘ur- | Percy Marmot Ridgway and Harrison |sist upon “Phillips.” Twenty-five-| support- | Wood, featuring Seena Owen, a|“A Woman's [ and Walter Hiers The Old Homestead,” Cameo cent bottles, any drug store. ida Hopper, | e ; Wednesday and|in “Oh, Bridget”: Friday, Raymond . ‘ 3rail, | Thursday” ni Richard Barthel- | Grifith in “The Night | = ? 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SCHNEIDER Brscurns 2 Pes 9c R GORTONS SALAD FISH 2 cans % | DREAD WELL BAKED Large Premier Salad Dressing bottle 37c GELFAND’S E G G S pozeN [MAYONNAISE o “THE HOUSEWIFE’S i st treahieatier C ONLY COMPETITOR” s S g 12¢ Jar—25¢ Jar RANDALL'S GRAPE JUICE qt. 39¢ | FOUNTAIN & RANDALL'S GRAPE JUICE pt. %7c are PEAK BUDWEISER . $1.75 HAM CANADA DRY,. 8225 -cieor SWEET GHERKINS 5= 2for27c| FLOUR “THE PRIZE BREAP PAPER NAPKINS Famé_ 3 for 25c |44 hasres it CHIPSO 5" 3for25c STAR SOAP 4 Cakes 21c i ‘;2_“) DGS TOILET TISSUE 3 Rolls 25¢ \ Horace Pierpo extrer RIALTO—* | Mistake™ * |urday nights, 3 Than 1 Saturday, Betty Bronson nuonces as an | Crown,” featuring Edmund Lowe. ter Pan” and Hodge-Podge. Uina of the| - CAROLINA. rization of| AMBASSADOR—“The Lady Who| . sunday and M “Chickle," 5 q\'”::}“:f‘” Lied. with Dorothy M Tuesday, SRt T Stone, Virginia Valli, Nita | “Are Parents Py wWith Betty e A BEdward le have the| Bronson and Adolph Menjou; Wed Eskimo life. | roles in t National's lay, “The Age of Innocence,” with I et version of Robert Hichens’ R EE tre B snake Bite,” to be shown at s ac Atis a: ador Theater the 5 e g first three days of next week under with Alice T %% 8 the title of “The Lady Who Lied.”” An| Hines in “Never the Twain Shall | Acsop Fable, “Soap,” also will be eet.” (il ‘Never the Tiwain & 1 Meet,” by Wednesday and Thursday, “A Wom CHEVY CHASE. Peter B. Kyne, I3 # s Faith,” with Percy mont and | Sunday and Monday, Marion Davies Loew's Palace next week. 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