Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1928, Page 41

e - THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1. P Perfolat. A stage presentation and ———— Photoplays at Washington Theaters Next Week l‘ARKANSAS DAMHIT The attraction for a weck, beginning |, Saturday, at Crandall's Metropol NATIONAL—"Three Musheteers.” | come more extended. Her program here | Fatutday, Gt Crandatts Mcich An operetta_organization_concededly |Vl include the arla - AwAy W | ppe “Micsing ' Link.” which Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday AS FUE .l-[] BEAUIY ) s even_the | MO ke o | comedian of many accomp! T ———— - e - L e . o = o ‘Orpheu a group of e S Wa o Prery Wallace Reery 1 Willam ¥ n of the Bos- | &0 Henry Purcell: “W! sies [ Syd Chaplin. Once again the screen Ravmond Hatton Raxmond Tatton Macy Asto g C B B e B eattimn of | feature of the bill will be given Vita- | Ambagsad’y Wi et in i e e e, o . Maurier's - 8 r- | phone accompantment, which has aree- [ News, € N a song from du Maurier” \ % ranged by Mme. 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