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4 FORTITUDE IS SHOWN Quixote," for which Hans Klndler, cellist, and Samuel Llfschey, viola, will be the soloists. This work was played by the Cincinnati' orchestra under Mr. Reiner this I year and achieved a great success. By Voice Pupil Who Goes From Be Galaxy of "Stars" Presents "Diplomacy" I tasc anb Screen lnfirijxnjLnn.rutnj-inirrii"ii" cltal Hal To Hospital. "Diploma," In wrflch man of atand-lag'loses hi identity to hide a scandal which beclouds the reputation of an early, sweetheart WALNUT Hailed as 'a comedy of the clouds, "Flying Romeos," starring Charlie Murray and George Sidney, cornea- for the week beginning Sunday, as the photo-feature on the bill of the Walnut Theater.

As far as the screen is concerned, Sidney and Murray have been policemen, firemen, barbers, soldiers, bartenders end COLLEGE RECITAL TONIGHT. At the College of Music of Clncin flaxen-haired to fool her swain, Harrison Ford. SHUBERT Katharine Cornell comes to the Shubert Theater Mon 1 day night for a week's engagement EMPRESS Gowns and appurte iV -i ranees utilised in the "Speed Girls of divers other things, but this is their it a Iiait iaioouvr rTvuiiuigi itimjifli, and Bertha Paszty, mezzo soprano, will give their post-graduation recital, to which the public is invited. Miss Wennlng is a product of the piano studio of Dr. Albino Gorno, and Miss Paszty studies voice with Gla-cinto Gorno.

Wayne FlsherYwill be the 2 first venture in the air. Mervyn 1928," which comes to the Empress Theater Sunday afternoon, are 'said i i LeRoy, reputed to be the youngest director In Hollywood, and. for some time, comedy constructor with the Colleen Moore unit, handled the i In W. Somerset Maugham's "The letter," which ia a drama of the soul of a wife who kills, escapes criminal punishment through acting a lie, but nevertheless la overtaken by retribution In an unusual form. The emotional talent of this young actress Is raid to have fe play In the r.ile of Leslie Crosble.

The scenes are laid Kn. the British crown colony in the Tar East, the Straits Settlement, where the English rule the dark-skinned peoples ol the Orient. The cast includes Allan' Jeayes. J. W.

Do for others what you would have them do for youwere con. ditions reversed. megaphons. Petite and pert Frltzl Rldgway furnishes the optical relief in the picture, which ia said to a mile-a-mlnute plot of two barbers who unwittingly become involved lu to be especially attractive and costly. Nellie Nice, who is the featured comedienne of the aggregation, la said to be an authority on color schemes, decorative fabrics and effective accessories that help to make this entertainment of particular Interest to women.

Last season the show was known as the "Speed Girls of 1S26." This season it returns with the numerals changed to T8, with -the production, costumes 11 LIQUOR TREATY SIGNED an airplane flight across the ocean, because a financier thinks that they By Greece and America Negotia are expert filers. It is said to be the funniest picture in which this highly popular team yet appeared. snd effects. c. said to be more at STRANI3 Lars Hanson, Gertrude Olmstead, and Roy D'Arcy head the supporting cast seen with Jackie tions Opened With Srbs.

Washington, April S5 (A A treaty between the United States and Greece to prevent the illegal Importation 'of intoxicating liquor was signed today by FranH KelloggSacretary, of State, and Minister Charalambos Stmopoulos. It is similar to that signed for the tractive, expensive and modern than before. As an extra attraction Manager I-antz will again present "Feathers," Cincinnati dancer, in a new dance innovation of an Arabian nature. A midnight show will be given Saturday which will mark the closing of the Cincinnati burlesque season. Austin, Eva Leonard-Boyne, James Vincent, John Buckler, Josephine Morse and Burton McEvilly.

Among: the Oriental players are Soo Yong, a Chinese actress, and Sam Kim, Korean actor. Japanese, Chinese and Malays are also in the east. "The Letter" was singed by Guthrie Coogan In "Buttons," his newest starring vehicle and the feature picture at the Strand Theater, starting Sun day. Hanson will be rememberud for his work opposite Greta Garbo in The Divine Woman," and Miss Olm same purpose with Great Britain and stead was last seen here with Rich ard Dlx. The story Is accredited with other Countries.

('. Negotiations between the United being an exciting tale of life aboard ALBEE "Dressed to Kill," a medley of fine clathea and underworld romance and drama, will be the photo-feature at the E. F. Albee Theater, one week beginning Sunday. Mary Asior is starred opposite Edmund Lowe, the hard-boiied Sergeant juirt States and the Kingdom of the Serbs, BETTY KORAN.

With a tax watting at the stage en GRAND -Earl Carroll's Vanities." with the large original company, will avea at the Grand Opera House an ocean liner. George Hill, director of "Tell It to the Marines," handled trance of the College of Music audi Croats and Slovenes for separate arbitration and conciliation treaties were begun today by Secretary, the direction of Jackie's new picture. According to advance information. of "What Price Glory." Sustaining far one week, with a matinee on Saturday, befr r.n.i on Sunday night. torium last evening a slender little girl, Betty Moran.

hurried Into the Kellogg.1 the lure of the seas Is irresistible to I roles of prominence are enacted by Heading the cast Morsn and i Charles Morton, Ben Bard and Tom Kack, earned. tr. wbo have recently Ducsn. Production wss supervised by i young Coogan and he attempts to put out to sea as a stowaway, being unable to get aboard a ship in any other fust through their "Two BSack George C. Tyler's all-star cast presenting "Diplomacy," Victorien Sardou's famous play, will descend upon Cincinnati for a stay of three days, opening at the Grand Opera House tonight.

Celebrated actor folk comprise this remarkable company, principals of which are shown In the above Illustration. Beading from left to right, they are, rear row: Anthony Holies, Georges Benavent, Charles Coburu, William Faversham, Tyrone Power, Hollo Peters, Georgette Cohan and Balph Bunker. Seated: Helen Gahagan, Jacob Ben-Ami, Cecilia Lpftus, Margaret Anglin, Frances Starr. dressing room with the rest of Mrs. Dorothy Dasch Reese's voice students, who were to give their annual recital, and asked Mrs.

Reese to have her position on the program changed to the first Instead of the second part. manner. But he is soon discovered and put to work as a bellboy on the vessel. A friendship develops between the Captain and Jackie, who proves She rubbed an extra dash of rouge and his loyalty when the big lUier strikes a mine and start to sink Samaritan Hospital Auditorium Sun general factotum, and Stanhope Peter son, electrician. Floors ZOO GARDEN The first big event day evening for the benefit of the hospital fund.

The play Is a musical Irving Cummin js, from a story by William Conselmann. The plot reveals the ruse perpetrated by a clever beauty, to gain tbo confidence of "Mile-Away" Barry. Barry and his gangsters have double-crossed the girl's sweetheart, and many thrilling episodes are said to be developed in her witty battle of vengeance. A new program of Kelth-Albee stage acts will present "Dance Scandals" with Bee and Ray Goman, the Harmony Sisters and "The Fleet-Footed Foursome," the headllners. Another highlight will the appearance of Harold Yates and Cooper Lawley, "Songsters de luxe" and popular recording artists.

"The Pigeon" will be repeated to of the summer season will take place night. CARL B. ADAMS. the Zoo this afternoon. It will be Hi an old-fashioned barbecue and bur on her white face and, when her call came, went bravely on the stage, where her delicate voice with Its exquisite quality quite won the audience.

Then, as soon as her number wss over, she slipped quietly out to the waiting taxi and was hurried away to the Good Samaritan Hospital, where an Immediate operation for appendicitis was performed. The day before the recital was due this plucky little twenty-year-old girl went to her teacher, Mrs. Reese, and explained that an Immediate op goo, arranged for the convention of comedy requiring a cast of 20 people. Several playlets and readings will augment the program. Tickets for the production are on sale at the hospital.

The program is part of a series of entertainments arranged by "DIPLOMACY" TONIGHT. George C. Tyler's all-star cast in Sardou's master melodrama, "Diplo the American Wholesale Grocers' Association. The visitors will be taken on an automobile tour of Inspection of the city, and will reach the Zoo at about o'clock this afternoon. The feast will start at 6 o'clock.

For the various groups for the hospital fund, maey," opens a three nights and one music festival of the Philadelphia organization. He was chosen this year for thi high honor because of his outstanding reputation for the interpretation of new music, for the Philadelphia Orchestra, in conjunction with the Mendelssohn Club of Philadelphia, will present the mQst talked-of modern choral work, the' "King David" of Honnegeri The club will serve as the chorus and the soloists are Mabel Garrison, soprano; Mina Hager, contralto; Tudor Davies, tenor, and Paul Leyssac, of the New Tork Civic Repertoire Company, narrator; This work will be repeated tomorrow afternoon, a the second. concert of the festival while it will be' concluded on Saturday night by one of Mr. Reiner's typical Wagner-Strauss programs. Wagner selections will be Rooms are fresher and more cheery when the windows are sparklingly clean and the floors are shiny new.

Our cleaning service creates this new charm. Experienced, bonded and insured men come fully equipped to do the work. Estimates cheerfully furnished. past two days Zoo chefs have been eration was necessary, but she could not go to the hospital with a free preparing appetising viands, and it is expected that more than 1,500 persons will be served. The dancing pavilion is to be openedJfor the oc matinee engagement at the Grand Opera House this evening.

The all-star cast is composed of Margaret Anglin, Frances Starr, William Faver-sham, Jacob Ben-Ami, Helen Gahagen, Rollo Peters, Cecilia Loftus, Charles Coburn, Tyrone Power, Georgette Cohan, Georges Antony Holies, Ralph Bunker and Dorothy Fane. Many good seats are available LYRIC "The Patent Leather Kid," a Rupert Hughes novel, makes its screen debut to Cincinnatlans, Sunday, at the Lyric Theater. Coming from a run on Broadway, it presents Richard Barthelmess in what critics conscious unless she added her bit to the program. No amount of persuasion could change her mind about appearing. The only concession she made was that she be put on early and nothing said to the other singers or audience that would mar the evening for them.

casion, and a special band has been engaged to provide music There also will be a vaudeville program. Charles G. Miller, Manager, and the entire Zoo Crews;" Julius Tar.nrr.. Broadway's vtMcraxkiss jester; Johnny Iooley, faw comedy ar.d comically intricate 4aeg make fciia a favorite gnatnMr: Norman Frecott, a corce-dian who does a ctod-reading act. Otbera la the company ara Cliff Craaa.

dancing comedian; Frances iUrchart. Enact MacDonald. Bebe Staston. Maxiae Stone and Charles Stone. More than passing mention should be made of the chorus, which Is attractive, and also of the troupe of J4 Foster girls who execute Intricate dance numbers and do astonish-In feats on the climbing rope and flying rings.

COX "Thank Tou," an optimistic comedy by Winchell Smith and Tom Cushlng. will be the offering of the National Players at the Cox Theater next week, beginning with the matinee Sunday. "Thank You" derives Its title from the attitude of a minister In a small town who meekly accepts the Impositions of the members of his flock. His niece, just arrived from Paris, comes to keep house for him. She not only boils over because of tha small salary paid her uncle, but also resents the gratuities which are grudgingly given him.

Her indignation, as well as her Paris ways and dress, embroil the, entire congregation, with the minister threatened with loss of his charge, and the stiffening of his spine because of the aspersions cast on the girl. Romance, In the form of a young wastrel from New York, enters Into the general scheme of things, with an eventual ending that leaves the minister and his niece triumphant. John Lorens and Mary Newton will have the chief roles, with other favorites also prominently cast PALACK Alexander and Santos, one of the dancing' advertisements have declared is one of his finest characterizations. The story Is based for all performances. REINER DT PHILADELPHIA.

Fritz Reiner, conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra will be back at the rostrum of the Philadel staff have been co-operating with on the eccentric personality of "The Cleaning Co. TELEPHONE CAWAX 1762. Harry A. Roemer, Chairman of the interpreted by Florence Austral, Mina Arrangements have been made to TO PLAY P0E CHARITY. Pupils from dramatic classes of Entertainment Committee, In arranging details.

The attendance at the Zo.j Patent Leather Kid." an unpopular pugilist who affects glittering personal adornment of all kinds. He carries this fancy to the extreme of Hager, Tudor Davie and Fred Pat-ton, in conjunction with the orchestra, and the second half of the re phia Symphony tonight, where he take Miss Moran to Mrs. Dasch's home In Fernbank as soon as she is able to leave the hospital, for she has no immediate relatives In this city. Increasing daily as summer comes appears, by special invitation, as guest Mary Harrison will present "The Philanthropist's Daughter" in Good Br cital will consist of Strauss's "Don nearer. Preparations are being maae avoiding mussing his hair when fight conductor to direct the annual spring to take care of a large crowd Sunday, Mrs.

Reese's pupils, despite the provided the weather man relents. The automobile gate, merry-go-round, shock, as soon as the plight of their fellow student learned, went through a delightful program with pony track and refreshments stands will be open this Sunday. Parking ease and not without distinction, there free inside the Zoo, ing, In order that even it may be glossy and gleaming. But fate putt a gun In his hand forces him Into the biggest fight of all, very much against his will. Here, it Is said, he finds a love great enough to make even death seem small.

The cast surrounding Mr. Barthelmess includes Molly O'Day, 1928 Wampaa Baby Star. Others of note are Arthur Stone, Lawford Davidson, Matthew Bets, and Hank Mann. Alfred San-toll directed, being several very good voices In the class, many of which are planning on profession careers. ISLAND QUEEN In spite of the Inclement weather that has prevailed characterizations in "What Price since the Island Queen's moonllte dance season was started, no diminution in the number of excurlonlsts has been noted.

The ballroom and decks are Inclosed in glass, and are as warm and dry as they will be in midsummer. There will be boat rldTos on the Queen every night, with a special, sightseeing and dance excursion Sunday afternoon. Red Kopp- CAPITOL Lavish scenic investi tures are said to surround Pola Negri now making the Keith-Albee Glory" and "The Way of All Flesh." The colorful character of "Roxio Hart" seems made to order for this blonde actress. The story tells of the shallow vagabond who became newspaper headllner as "The Most Ueautlful Murderess." Glorifying In the notoriety and publicity that accompanies her shame, she laughs at justice and the law. Although there is said to be a broad of humor running through the entire production, her trial exposes the methods that are said to be employed in modern Courts to protect those deserving in her latest Paramount starring production, "Three Sinners," which comes to the' Capitol Theater for the week beginning Sunday.

Some of the interiors, especially those showing a gambling palace at Paris, are rated highly among Hollywood's elaborate backgrounds. Nor is the star beneath the standard of these settings, for, according to advance reports, Miss man, with his ten-piece orchestra, is keeping the dancers on their toes continually. On Friday night tho Queen will be turned over to the Ohio Mechanics Institute and on Saturday pedal for Thursday 1 ill 4 night East Night High School wllj give a boat ride. Negri has never appeared to better of punishment. SWISS GARDEN The Goodrich Sil- advantage than In the smart evening FAMILY "The Million-Dollar Mys vertown Cord Orchestra, dlrec gowns she wears in certain sequences of "Three Rowland V.

Lee tlon of Joseph Knecht, featuring the Silver Masked Tenor, continued to draw large crowds to Swiss Garden. filmed "Three Sinners." Members pf the supporting cast Include Warner tcry," a mystery romance said to be evolved In Harold McGrath's typical style and with the element of adventure strongly emphasized, will be the principal screen attraction at the Your will headline the new program at the Palace Thetaer for pne week, starting Sunday. It is an animated revue, comedy, Instrumental novelties and equillbrlstlc turns hsarlng equal prominence In a varied terpsichorean routine. Other featured members are Curren and La Tenza, and Doris Class, a diminutive blonde solo danaeuse. The "nut" style of comedy, In which the unexpected becomes a certainty, will be presented by Tim McCarthy and "Dlnty" Moore; They call their turn "Anything at All," and It Is said to embrace much In the range of effective laugh-getters.

Other acts are: "The Musical Conservatory," with Dan Holt, Dale and 'Adair and the Hasel Churchill Orchestra; Vic Burns and Adelaide Wilson in a heroic farce billed as "The Untrained Nurse;" Alf Grant In "Typical Topical Tales," and "The Original Unicycle Chair Trick." The screen diversion will be "A Blonde for a Night," a comedy courtship in which Marie Prevost is said to turn Baxter, Ivy Harris, Tulllo Carminati. Anders Randolph and Olga Baclanova. The orchestra plays every night from 7 p. m. until 2 a.

m. Jan Garber and his orchestra begin an engagement at Swiss Garden, starting Saturday Family Theater three days, beginning today. James Klrkwood and Llla Lee enact the main roles. They are seen night. The story relates the events in the life of a woman who passes from respected society leader to painted adventuress in.

a swiftly moving story which is said to hold the interest from reBpectively as an enterprising news paper reporter with a nose for crime solution, and a girl who poses as start to finish. leader of a terrorist band, both bent on vindictive processes for mistreat' KEITH'S "Chicago," from the stage dVIC THEATER. One of the chief purposes of the Civic Theater, as we understand it, is to present distinctive plays which ordinarily would not be given In the ment accorded them by the gang, play of the same name by Maurlne Watklns, Is said to be a creditable Europe's dramatic performer, Conrad Veidt, Will be seen with a cast of addition to the screen fare recently presented to the public at the B. F. Keith's Theater.

Starring Phyllis commercial theater. Such a play was American photoplay players In "A Man's Past," a love drama, whose scenes Bhift between European play ENGRAVING Haver, the cast Includes "Vincent Varconi, Virginia Bradford, Robert spots, and an Isolated region in presented last night at the Wise Center. While not by any mean the greatest of John Galsworthy's dramas, "The Pigeon" la an absorbing and very human piece of stage literature, northern Africa. Veldt Is aided by lam Keith, Barbara Bedford and Arthur Edrriund Carewe. The plot Edeson, Julia May Robson and T.

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