Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1926, Page 11

THE_EVENTNG STAR WASHT TON. . 0. MONDAY. AUGUST 9. 1926 1u ? the need of real help ! wder of the gang. i Pellamy and Kenneth Har- | he co-stars of Peter B. Kyne's | “The Golden Strain,” the William Fox production shown at Crandall’s Cen- W/ | tral Theater yesterday and today. In the cast are Ann Pennington, Hobart Bosworth and Frank McGlynn, jr., also. The story is one of fast action Head of Stewardship Council e oty 1o wappiled. by Mack Announces Totals Donated | saaes aetretion is founs in & visuar: to All Sects in 1925. | ded attraction is found in a visual- WARDMAN PAR! 'Scaramouche.” tmgton, whi n the past few weeks | cellent program. of 1 another treat for patrons | n Rex Ingram's remark % chrunicle of the French Revolu- m, “Scaramouche.” | fere i3 a picture whose appeal will | were remuin the same 50 vears hence, if for the |the Mm but proves durable. It is one nd estimates |of the finest pictures ever made of and Jewish [the French revolutionary period. An excellent cast is headed by Alice rds conpected with the | Terry, Ramon Novarro and Lewis Council ral | Stone, and numerous bits of character ‘hurches gave $ portray by George Siegmann as Jenevolences uc Danton, Clotilde Delans as Marie An- all kinds, $332.552.0 toinette and Slarko Vorkabitch as wnd miscellane- [ Napoleon stand out in the picture. | $451,-| A new Aesop Fable and pipe organ 1 that | music complete the entertainment, yman | An_ensemble of 10,000 people, it is g wiscel- | claimed, make the mob scemes re- markabie. 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