Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1927, Page 48

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Robin Hoo With a Cast and Chorus “The Talk of the Town" Next week — “Chocolate Soldier.” N GIRLS of tl;e uU.s. A ITH Norma Noel am. Geo. Carroll A Whirly Girly Show SREAT PIANIST Theater. = LITTLE THEATRE Betwoen F and G on Ninth St. BEGINNING TOMORROW ROMANCE—BEAUTY SPECTACLE — HISTORY W X, BIDER HAGGARD'S THRILLING TALE OF OLD TESTAMENT DAY MES TODAY " “TARTUFFE" Dec.12,13,14 8:15P.M. In English Dee*sa Mme. Butterfly ».'.‘ Mlmqe of Fi igaro