Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1926, Page 24

THY YVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1926. monologist; Carl Mathieu and Henry 2 James Stanley, baritone; Stanley Baughman, bass; Billy Mur- ay, tenor-comedian; Sammy Herman, phonist, and Franke Banta, pianist. Negro spirituals and other dialect (Continued from Twenty-third Page)|sroused renewed enthusiasm. Sup- | numbers given by the Peerless Quar. S plementary features include a new |tet, Mathieu Burr, Stanle: and Batm» is appearing in the title role, and 1 “Aesop Fuble,” cartoon cceived i generous sharc of.ap: Walter Prid as the hero, merely |com > organ embe ment from the audiences at both represents her new face. b a and 1da V. Clarke. “Mannequin ns str on Q. 3 s the | ¢ He 's xvlophone solos_in- < 8 O’CLOCK COFFEE is a full-: -strength, first-grade Santos Coffee. % 3 £ = [ Its mellow flavor and tempting aroma is already pleasing thousands of Washington housewives. 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