Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1925, Page 27

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After this second act. in | fits which plavers and producers scale| In further co-operation, curtain heizhts of artistry. the au National Theater will 1 third that is le m 4:30 pm. This fae % the cnrfain at Poli’ to the con p.m., for the Russian Ba what was al. | thus enablinz the public to attend both | in the action of the|Performa first two epachs of this study of prim. | Seats for the Russian Ballet Concert fiive emotions. The conclusion that|may be had at New Willard Hotel | the thivd aet must he rewritten is newsstand at hox office prices, and at inescapable. Poli's Theater Friday. There ara many honors te be passed | - out, to Mr. Belasco and equally to MeKay Morris and Genevieve Tobin Morric as the lnose-monthed sea tain, the primitive man-monster whose education in love was slums of the Far Bas N N code was the code of P = I .»\‘]\ M . ing short of superb. Mis A DEVOTED . SIVIBEY: O, SCRIPTION RATION S n as the retired ondnets the ses ROFESSIONAL o oarin HARMACY Jolm €. 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