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3 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YOTTK. SUNDAY. MATCCTT 2.1.. 1017.

1 I 1 IIIIOOK I7VX. Hams, Muud Thomas. Hilda Clark mid Nellie Israsgina. Tim Messrs. Shuliert believe that WIRE ALWAYS IN USE Vaudeville Theaters 111 ma i-ii wii! In; sung or' palm to make me week's work complete, program was being completed f.r the annual Hippodrome oenelil for the Nnvniiuj.

Home, conducted by the new hjapei of New Yorli City. Meanwhile tile two stupendous performance of "The Bli: Show" were given daily to capacity audience's. In this pi-dentation, which evervonp concedes to be the greatest spectacle ever seen a I tli Hippodrome, Annettn Kellevman, Charlotte, hophye Barnard. Dixie Uir-ard, Toto, the ArnautH and the 100 other novelties continue to vie with one anotner for popularity. lues it is looking ut a film drama with I living players who can be heard.

Other enlertainers are Ii. Carson In the musical comedy. "The I Models Chester Spencer and Lola Williams in "Puttius it PLAYHOUSE prc-nt'-nj 11 ''U PKOOHLVN GH Ml KEITH ImnosiiiK IIIM-I luv .1 ,1.,.. THK IIIMI tl. in "TIIE CHOIR Acn EtiRlunil.

BERT SALLIE FISHER These Are Busy Days at the Hippodrome. The past week has been one of record activity at the big llippudrome, which Charles Dillingham at all times rectus to keep operating nt top Fpepil. NeHKly every day this week some special event was scheduled. On Wednesday. Thursday ami Fridav the second annual figure skating championships were held from 10 o'clock to noon nrt 1 the amateur skaters who had entered came from all of America, in cluding points as lar mvav as Montreal, Duluth, Boston and San Francisco.

On Wednesday, too. an excursion from Bridgeport brought over 2,400 visitors to the big playhouse, and on Friday evening the International Bankers Association gave a lurge theater party. While all these events and nianv others concerned the current week, preparations are being made for Sunday, when Mrs. Oliver Hariinian and Hamilton Fish with the others of this committee, will present a big program to aid the Junior Patriots of America. During the week, the subscription list opens and rehearsals begun for the following Sunday, April 1, when the Hippodrome will be occupied by a memorial oratorio In honor of the dead soldiers of all nations, when the beautiful Berlioz AMUSEMENTS BROOKLYX.

1. ri I. I HI' 11 IIHI of 11 111 Ililnrlt Feat area HIMIMIt TR 1)otlrul III nius Mr of Staid hy Clare Kiimiii'-r BRENNAN KALMAR tr BROWN in an Elaborate Scenic Prutliii'tlnn, "MHSEIIY IAM1" JAMES C. MORTON Assisted by MIVMK DI4MOM. In Comic 'I'm testy All His Own SAVOY and "AFTER TIIE TI EE" BERT HANLON I YVETTE I POP 'SSl jt m.

wmMmmTSfcZ. mat wmm. DORIS WILSON CO I JAS. BETTY MORGAN HAROLD DUKANE TRIP 1 PARISH PERL' 1 LILLIAN'S DOGS HEARST-RATHE NEWS PICTORIAL AIRS. VERNON CASTLE in PATRIAOItli Episode) njFmnmv mm mm.

mt THK C'OMKDY TIIICATEK. Two matinees will be given nt the Comedy Theater this week by the Washington Square Players' School of the Theater. At one of them the more advanced pupils will be seen and ot the other those who have had only cine term in the achool will appear. On Monday afternoon, the advanced pupils will give "Ktders to the Kea," by Synge: "Playgoers," by Pinero; "The Turtle Dove," by Margaret Scott Oliver, and "Tho Piper's Pay." by Margaret Cameron. On Friday afternoon those who have been In the school 0110 term will, be seen in "Winter," by Sholom Ashe; "The Hector," by Kachel Crothcrs; "Lithuania," by Rupert Brooke, and "The Rest Cure," by Gertrude Jennings.

AMUSEMENTS BROOKLYX. KEITH surtDAf I 1 iniBSIIQBlllllaj MtTIVBt; 8.F iiiw liiiTjjti AVEEK STARTING MONDAY MGHT INAZIMOVA I IX HEll GREAT XEW YORK SL'CCKSS PRIDE OP THE EASTERM DISTRICT. I XEPTION SHOALS 2. M.IIT tT Sf. NOLAN AND NOLAN VERNON CASTIE in PAIRIA (11th Episode) By ADST1X ADA3IS DIRECT FROM THE l'RIXC'ES THB1TRE Managrmont of HARI.KS BRYANT and WALTER F.

WAXUER EYEXIXGS AXD SATIRDAY MTT.EE, BO. 75c. WKDXESniY MATIXEK. BB AXD BOff KASI'KH VACATIOA YYEEK UprnlnB Monday April 2 A DAUGHTERteGODS lOACKIt'lS Sl.MlAl. AM MI5 Ur.tK OF 2K oiTSTAnic rmrt iiKi de i.i ye THE YOI Mi ST Ml EMILY ANN WELLMAN In "YOIWG MRS.

STAXFORII" Flnsli llrninn. Written nnil Directed ly Eilivurd Eisner The Aotrltv vkrteli Kit at Ynmietllle JAMES B. CARSON and BIG COM PAW OK RKII'TIKS In "THK MOliKKS ABROAD' Intrrnnf lonnl Mn-ilcnl (oinHv Chester-SPENCER WILLI AMS-Lola In Their Skit. "IM T'li AG IT OVER" JANE CONN ELLY AN CO In a Dcllglitfnl Onc-tct I'lny. RH1'IIKtllT" A Li ANO ERNIE STANTON DRIIU I M'M.

FOX'S SPECTACLE ANNETTE KELLERMANN A TREAT TO GROAVXIPS AXD KIDDIES TOMORROW Even. Dally 2S, 50, CIMLDREX AT MATIXEES. 25c TOMORROW Even. Dally 25, 50. CIMLDREX AT MATIXEES.

25c SEATS 75c. ifM FJS SEATS STUART AND KEELEY Offering Classy Oniii'lnxr Novelty HEARST-PATHE NEWS PICTORIAL MRS. keVh's GOTHAM COMMENCING TOMORROW MATINEE THIRD SYCtESSI'lL YYEEK 01 rpLREiNNGD GOTHAM STOCK EAS ON OF PLAYERS NEXT WEEK SKATS MIW! KSc to 1 CAPTAIN With ORHiTXAl, RpRlnnlnm: First Time at in THE OrlKlnnI Xew Orjcanlzcd From tlie Pick of I'smnm Kcilh Companies. I'resentlnK EUGENE WALTERS' Greatest P.ay JUST A WOMAN Tomorrow at Ht2t -n til fill Popular Prices tftJt- IU (Pl.UU HENRY I MILLER! GREAT DIVIDES York (Lyceum Theatre) Company the time is ripe psychologically for the presentation in New York of comic opera of a romantic character; that following a surfeit of musical revues such a work us "The Highwayman" will till a want. The success of "Eileen" at the Shnbert Theater night strengthens the belief.

The cast of well known names which is to ting the comic opera will shortly be announced. 'THE CLOCK" AT RIALTO Unusual Photoplay to Be Shown This Week. The Rlalto offers 'a program of standard quality this week, with "The Clock," a Bluebird photoplay, as its chief pictorial feature. Franklyn Farnum and Agnes Vernon havo the leading roles. Aaron Hoffman is responsible for the story of "The Clock" and the direction is by William Worthington.

Marion Rodolfo, the young tenor of the San Francisco Opera Company who appeared here first In the Rialto Grand Opera Quartet, will sing the "Flower Song," from "Carmen" as the chief musical attraction of the program. Francois Dubois. the Kialto's Belgian "cellist, will play the "Chant du Menestrel," by Glazounow, nnd A. G. Uobyn will render one of his solos on the organ.

The Rex Beach-Dr. Salisbury pictures for the week will show a mountain lion hunt in tho highlands of Central America. "The Dipper," a comedy based on one of Walt Mason's poems, will complete the pictorial portion of the program. LOEW HOUSES UNIONIZED Employees Will Belong to Feder-ation of Labor. After many conferences.

Mar6us Loew and his chiefs have agreed to make every house on the Loew Circuit a union house, and will employ nothing but union stage hands and musicians. Several of the Loew theaters are now non-union, and just as soon as plans can be put into operation union employees only will be engaged. This information is particularly Interesting at the present time, when the White Rats, an organization of actors, are on strike against the Loew Circuit. They have endeavored at various times to win the support of labor unions in other cities, but have been unsuccessful. The musicians and stage hands' unions of this city told Mr.

Loew at tho time they wero negotiating with him that they did not wish to cooperate or aid the White Rats in any way, and would take no action whatsoever until the White Rats' matter was settled. For Other Theatrical See Page 10. maxhattAx. TEMPLE OF TMt M0TI6N WCTllSl" jCiiOIl of IKiTHAPFEL 42D P1 I TODAY. Bluebird IntroducM THE CLOCK f'lTHentiiiK Franklyn Farrium and Agnes Vernon A Coiunly of I'ltinctly SuiKTlor Quality.

Rex Beach in the Highlands of Central America Soon-log the Pursuit and -Capture of a Mmiiitalu I.lon. TlTRTo.V RODOI.KO," I'mor of flie S4' PUAACISCO OI'EIIA CO. THE INCOMPARABLE RIALTO ORCHESTRA TltiRo Itiescnfelfl. pondtictor. rendprtnff thp ovcrtura to KrpuUor's "Niplit In Itranoda" ami Ht'lpeti'inn from "Ttie Murry Widow," by Krauz I.rliar.

Matt OLIVER MOROJOO prwentj MQW BIGGEST HIT! Maude Witli a Typical Mororeo Carf sears 10 weeks- Ahead C0HilNSHARRISwH42dTstE Eves. Mats. Wed. 'Pop. 1 2:13 A Plav Evervone Ougrht to See.

Times. COHAN HAKP.IS viU present THE WILLOW TREE A FANTASY OF JAPAN by Btnrimo Harrison IlJiodes If inP D'wsy 46th St. Evs. 1JJ LlTj Mais. Wed.

(Pop.) Sat. FIRST 'I'IMU TIKSUAV MGHT LAURETTE TA YLOR in Her Second cw Piny Out There By J. Hartley Manners WS716 A niiNHlnii Hrainn hy 1 Dynon Pro'luctM s. J. ibflii anil H.

rryn8ki In tho cast Ann iHh-ewn, l-'mnk Mills. Hunry Stnnfnnl. I.ftin-n Hurt, Arthur he Vton. RANDROX ,7,,, K- Av- -a. DtiULJSk.

TturSi g. Ha WM. COLLIER In the Greatest of All Fnreea NOTHING 5 TRUTH Dl IVUnilOC th I5at of Broadway. rLAYHUUob THE MAN WHO CAME BACK Speclnl Mnllnce Easter llnndny. WILLIAM OtU Theatre, Rai: of a- a sin ji 178 Bryant.

EB. Matlneps Thursday and KamrJay, THE 13th CHAIR Hy WARD VFILLER YVlth Mursnret vhiily ft! Th chief attraction nt. the Or-pheum this week Is Sullie Fislipr, tho musical comedy star, in Clmo Kiiin-mer'g sketch. "Tho Choir Itchecvsal." Sallie FlHher's record in Ihc field of light entertainment stamps lier as an artist of genuine merit. Jlii-s KUmmer's name la at present a magic one In Broadway theatricals, for she is the author of two tiiicie.ssful "Good Gracious, Aiinahille" and "A Successful Calamity." This new one-uet play is a deliciously humorous story of sUiii New Knland and "tho girl who had to bo prayed fur." It fcparklcs with wit anu liumor.

Others on the bill are Bert Kalmar and Jessie Brown; James C. Morton, assisted by Minnie Diamond; Savoy Brcnnan in "After the Bert Hanlon, Ivcttc; tho Doris Wilson Trio, Jamas and Betty Morgan, the Harold Du Kane. Trio, Parish Peru and Lillian's Dogs. Uuslmii-k Theater. Emily Ann Wellman in Edward Eisner's "flash drama," "Young Mrs.

Stanford," is the headline feature at the Bushwick Theater this week. The story of "young' Mrs. fjanford" is intensely dramatic, and with its unique manner of presentation becomes doubly entea-taining. The technique fit the motion picture so combined With the spoken drama that its are such that an audience imag- SUBMARINE PHOTOPLAY "Twenty Thousand I Leagues Under the Sea" at Keeney's Two of the most- famous photo-dramas of the day. "Twenty Thousand Leagues' Under the Sea" and "The Crisis," both of which have been drawing big crowds to Broadway houses at "first run" prices, have been obtained by Frank A.

Keeney for presentation at his Brooklyn theater, with the usual vaudeville entertainment provided for the week. "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under Xho 'Sea," a dramatic realization of Jules Verne's wondrous and prophetic work of the imagination, has been characterized as "tho most nmp.zi'ig wonder picture of all time." In the craft Nautillus, with the mysterious Captain. Nemo. the depths of tho ocean are visited and such thrillers provided as a battle with a giant octopus. Century-old wrecks are searched for lost treasures and aOventurous men go hunting for strange panic and unheard of adventures in the wilds of the deep.

TI1I3 "first and only submarine photodrama ever filmed," ns it is set forth' In the billing, will be the feature for the first part of the week. Among the attractions on the vaudeville bill for the same period are a group of selected Broadway players in "The Girl Who Wonted to the Three Trevelyan Sisters, in a song and (lance offering; Allen und Francis, AMUSEMENTS MAXHATTAX. F. KKITH'tt Palace B'lvay 471U St. Pally Jlata.

Kves. to $1.50 2 RIrt Snndny Concerts, 2 nnil 8 Beginning Moudu.v March -U ELIZAHKTH The Happy Tramp NAT M. WILLS BRICE ind CHARLES KING M.ivm. ELLIS BORDONI the Piano In Songs FRANKLYN ARDELL CO. In "A WIFF! sAvrcn" SAVOY BRENNAN "ON THK RIALTO" CARTMELL HARRIS ill New Mnglng nnd Uanciue Skit Mrs.

CASTLE EDWIN GEORGE "A ocVm.ons" RATH PAI.ACF, PICTORIAL and Second Big Week. America's Classical Dancers RUTH ST. DENIS Te1 Shmvn nnd Tlcnislinwn Dimeers In A BKVIIOW OF AXCIKXT IPTTF TnAJTHKATHK W. IliTIt ST. B.

IlarrlK Mgi-8 UUX Oil Bslale of II. i.ve. fit 8 Mats. Wed. ft 2:20 5TH WISISK! "A Hainan Comedy." Kv.

World. "One of the Liveliest Of he VOITII, MYSTERY. ROMANCE J. rr.ED ZTMMRRM AXN presents WLUAM rm.A. ffi In Lee NYllron Do'lrl'H New comedy, PALS FIRST a KB iiHimietuiii 'PhontBrvnt2'30l EVES- 8ZOMAT3.

JAT. 220 OLIVER MOROSCCS Great Musical I Fare? with a Chorus of California Girls 2" CAPACITY MPNTH IwithTRIXIE FRIGANZA CHARLES RUGGLES and HERBERT CORTHELL I SOTSBII PBSSW iwawtSS CARNEGIE HALL Sat. Mnn-li 111. 11)17 "Victoria, Pianlst-ISutlmliii, Violinist BOSHKO AjsIstM by SY3IPIIOXT ORCHESTRA Arnold i'onilnrtor Tickets Wo to S2.IW, on sulo at Box Olllce, CarnpRle Hull. Stelnway Tlano.

Jtgmt. It. U. Johnston BELASC0 W. llh St.

Wvea. 1:30. Matinees Thurs. Sat. LAST Timis TlAVln BKI.AM I'KHSKXTS FRANCES STARR In a new cotnetly LITTLE LADY IN BLUE III tlE 1T1 Mats.

Tl'iirs. Sat. MGHT AT Stiln Ml Mil' IHARI.ES l'ri-senls THE CASE OF LADY CAMBER MATINEI3S 'I'Hl TiSD.W AMI SATt.TtDAV Acolinn 1 1 1 1 Sons Recital Ta-mor'w (lion.) Kg. nt SELIGMAN Tickets 5D cts, to Mttinrm tlat'iise A- 1 PrlnrcKH 'I'liivttri1, Tonlulit nt 1 Costtimo ttccltal of Old French Sonus Jeannette Cazeaux Own at Box lir nm ltnensol WASHINGTON SQUARE PLAYERS. PLOTS PLAYWRIGHTS COMEDY no ct 'I'lmrs.

A Sat. MANHATTAN WV.VV; HO Jlfnlnsa 8:15, MilllNM'N W4. 11 Jane Connolly and company, in Val and lirnie. Stanton, Stuart Keeley and Nalon Palace Thcutcr. Tho Palace Theater will celebrate its fourth anniversary during the coming week.

In honor of its fourth birthday tiie 1'aluce management has engaged a gala anniversary program with a Falaiy list of Brice and King. Nat M. Wills, Ruth St. Denis and Company, Melville Ellis and Irene Bordoni, are the four first headliners. Then come In featured positions, Franklyn Ardell and Company, Bert Savoy and Jay Brennan, Cartmell and Harris, Mrs.

Vernon Castle in "Pa-tria," and Hath Brothers. Nat M. Wills will sing, tell stories and patter. Ruth St. Denis, Ted Shawn and their attractive pupils from Denishawn School, will offer a program of dances largely new.

Melville Kills at the I piano and Irene Bordoni in song will offer a smart act. Franklyn Ardell and Company will present a farce comedy entitled "The Wife Saver," satirizing real estate promotion anu the feminist movement. Edwin George is down for his highly amusing "Comedy of Errors." versatile comedians, and a number of "surprise" acts. "The Crisis" will be shown for the first time anywhere ut popular prices as the feature for the latter part of the week, opening with Thursday's matinee. It comes direct from the Park Theater, New York.

The story is dramatized from tho novel of Winston Churchill. The most powerful individual note is the marvellously realistic portrayal of tho character of Abraham Lincoln. The vaudeville bill for the latter part of the week will Include, among others. Leila Shaw and company, in a comedv sketch: Sam Harris, funmaker, and a miniature musical comedy, "The i Miss Matched Miss." "THE HIGHWAYMAN" AGAIN De Koven Comic Opera to Be Revived by Shuberts. The Messrs.

Shubert announce, that they will revive "The Highwayman," the three-act comic opera by Harry 13. Smith and Reginald De Koven, with an all-star cast, at the Forty-fourth Street Theater this spring, following the engagement at that playhouse of the motion picture "Joan the Woman." "Tho Highwayman" was originally produced by the Andrew A. McCorniick Opera Company at the BroadvTay Theater, December 13, 1897, with a cast which included Joseph O'Mara, Jerome Sykes, Von Rensselaer hoeler, Harry Macdon- ough, Ueorge Donnell, Maude Wil- AMUSEMKXTSMAXHATTAX. DRAMATIC In Punch HILARIOUS In Humor SENSATIONAL In Expose OUR BETTERS OUR BETTERS OUR BETTERS HUDSON TFIKATrtK, W. 41lh St.

Mats. Wed. Sal, There is only one Isadora Duncan In the presence of her art ordinary AND HER PUPILS standards of beauty are forgotten. METROPOLITAN OPEllA HOLSE WED. AT 3 Sig.

Spaeth, in Eve. Mail OOc TO $3 KNICKERBOCKER SSst. KLAW Managers Evs. Matinees Wed. GE0RGEARLISS In J.

M. BARR1K COMBDV THE PROFESSOR'S LOVE STORY Vflih an Kxcepttonal Cast. A veritable cameo of comedy aotlnp. World EMPIRE MAUDE ADAMS H'way. Vl St.

Kvenlngs ilalliipcs Wed. 4 Kat. A KISS FOR CINDERELLA T. M. BARniR'S CillKATEST TRIt'MPTT YOL ARE lllO'I Ii Yttl RSELK IP VOV VOX'T SICK CHEATING CHEATERS IT'S A YYOrVDEKFI'l.

THRILLER AT I TlurC I lit-Htl-e. w. St. Kvs. THI3 CLIInUk ltlnlH.

Wert. HIPPODROME K.HTS AT Sll. Mat. llnll.v 1 IllOliEST SHOW Itpst Si'iiti PAT THE LOWK8T I'ltll KS "THE BIG SHOW" AXNirn-K KM.l.KIIMAXS l.tKiO PKOPt.K and niurn of CflA Rl.OTTIC Aeoltnn Hnll, Wed. Mnr.

'is, at VIOLIX RECITAL SVStllV JACOBINOFF Tlvl'ets cts. to Minnent Hanel Ami I ml Hnll, Thurs. Piano Tlr-Huil istolnwayi Msrch 'JO. at I OLI YFR DENTON lo Jtpiieiu llsenssl Joiim, ISADORA DUNCAN KIDD Jr 5 V.V TOKK CXHV An'l W1r fit! ATJlHTC Hoturn by jjii. ajo-oicj.

cciv uxj IE Monday, Tnesday, Wednesday The Universal Wonder Picture Jl US VURNE'S 20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA Flashing scenes from ocean, earth ami tiky that su'-pa nil dreams of fiction. ntc So nilvnnce In prices. Picture will lie shown three tlraei dally, IIil5, AXD BIG VAUDEVILLE FEATURES. nARRIS 'Will I' nseu SB viiu Popular BIG CONCERTS TODAY 1500 SEATS, 15c COME EARLY Frl Sat. and Snn.

First time at popular prices and direct from its rrecnt triumph at tho Park Theatre, New York, whf.ro it was shown for Jl. Wlnnton Ciinrchltl's Startling Story of Love and Warfare THE CRISIS A Kit I CVS II KATE ST AM URIC AX STORY "Vote advance In price. Picture will be shown three flme dally, Oils, GAYETY WKI.COME HO.ME YOt OLD FRIED AD HIS GAIETY GIRLS SEE THE HEAl TIFLI, LIVING MODELS I'M) AY xt I A HIES. (TOMORROW) T-Vnture Kllm Ttaturo Kllm Kfature Film Roal Pauper 'ature T'lljn Mini SLf'TION (FIT MITE 1 ALMA TELL A Ar I IHC liHnxJ Saturday ARTHUR HAMMERSTEIN Presents The Merry, Melodious Success By Hnuerbach and Frlnil Authors of "The Firefly." "High Jinks" and "You're in Love." One Year at Lyric and 4-lth Street Theatre, Manhattan April -Farewell Appearance ELSIE FERGUSON SHIRLEY KAYE Apr.ftltEMIV tllLLKlt-Sents ow Apr. Ill IJloe Parndlse, Cecil Lean I Flatbimb Aft.

1 ar.d Mate St. Smoke If You Like. Mat. Taltj. Ldi'10ceiiti.

ALL THIS TVF.F.K SAM SIDMAN and His Own Show In WELCOME TO OI'R CITY" CroiTdcd with Mirth, Maids and Melody Concert F.very Snndny Evening Next Lew Kelly In Hello New York 1 I AN CLE VIVIAN MARTIN Two Performances, In "Til F. SIMRIT OF ROMAN! K' ALL NEXT WKK.K GEO. M. COHAN in nonVAY rirnl Time on Any Continuous rorforinance. 1 to 11 1 M.

''V jjr jarfiT VM. TO STOCK. CO. fth AV.tFoortKSt. Week Kei.

Monday Monh Jlili iNbU DAILY KVK.ViN'dO 10e-av- II UVtoSOr t.ll 1ft A. na. SI eg m. vtmifi mj.i MEA10RIAL HALL I'lntlinnli Ae. nml Seliernirrliurn I AdolphSchmidtQuartetj AssiateJ by N.Val.

Peavey, Piano Tnesdny F.vc, Mnrch nt Thki'ii" hy A. S'li ilii.lt. Glierarli Woc'iliewn, cr ai Hall on evinlim ITHfifl Matinees if 1 1 1 I i i II i Wed 'day is Ktii 1 I I WITH ARLING ALCINE STAR A XliXH Fl I.TtlX STRKET. DULY I'iiom; 4. WEEK STARTING mi 26 MONDAY MATINEE i iiisT ti.mk in thhke ieaks A.Y the HONEYMOON GIRLS A RckI llnrlcxiinc Show here Fun linns Fast 11 ml Furlnns, nnd Many Pretty iiinlirrn, Stlrrluo; EllHi-ntliloi nnil Clussy andcvillo Vrr Inters nrnnl, Everv Thni'silny nluht.

Two" Bl Vrelliii limits. Direction Ceo. Bo! iter. TODAY TWO Bltt CONCERTS TWO lOv FE T1 UK 4 AlDEYll.I.E SI RPRISESIO LOEWS BIJOU Smith am) Livingston Ktrei't RIr Feu tu re ENTIRE WEEK MARCH 26 The F.mnrexK Knuttinr, RUTH ROY IMth Her Record vf CensetiT "wks Kilii. Theater.

Msuhaitan. Tnitr. F'-l St WM. DESMOND "EKLIGHTEH In the Triangle THY The Lust DAUGHTER" he Inwrams. K1Jm "Secret from Park Thfati-r llun lO.

NlRht, 10, is; 25. The Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Scleneem, POLICE Demonstration i 8or, Pres. Pounds Motion Pictures, acadhsiy or strsir. Music by Police Mn- McL 26, 8:13 I Band. Glee Club yu'r 1 to Sl.uO, I The Krnokijn lostltule of Arts and Sciences INEWMANSS and MANILA Our I'nciili' Iwpjiatrttn 'Olrrtu on Snlf At i nml AudcMiy cf Munie Mar.

23 50c. to $1.50 "WIDIDC" Twtcn nttiY fl tz Ps ill USH. Hronilirny und Ralph TSk Hkindar Mtit Con.erl5. Anatejr Wed. Mfhft.

aiCOIWINt; 1KIMIW 1IR. 311 JEAN BEDINFS PUSS PUSS Xet Wci U. .1 1110 SILIITSEEM THIS AFTERNOON OSCAR SEAGLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC TIIE LL'A'LRIOLS RIALTO FUtbunb Ar nnd Cortrlyott Ronil Tenia ROBERT WARWICK ml Tomorrow In "Tlie Ariryle Case" Tuca. A YVcil. March 'if UH D.

HALL CAINE In "CRIME PIMSHMF.NT" Thurs. A Friday, March 20 .10 Ella Hall in Polly Red Headl Sntnrdaj, Mnrcli 'i DOROTHY GISH "STAGE nt TARK SLOPE AMI DOWNTOWN Atlantic, 505 Vlsthush 8. Hart. The Devil's Rouble lliinnv. 3H Flatbiifh Av Vivian Mnrtln, The Model DutHeld, sH DulllelU Sessue iluynknwa, Kscli to lilt Kind HILL SUCTION Cumberland 317 Cumb'nd, Theodore Roberta, Antrriean Cont.ul.

Sams RLDFORO MKCTION rlln. Tilton. at Marcy. Franetne Larrlmore. Regent, l'il't Fulton Enid Rrnnett, rrtnve the Century, 12fi! Nnstrand.

Rnreka. 1 'cater Flat. Av. Linden. 1 Flathimh rnrkalde.

7L'S Flatlmsh Klnllo, lOlij Irvlnr. Myrtle. Ylrnrlnln resron. Mnrle Dnro, Heart Wilfred Ltlrn. Dnuclan Kalrlisnkx.

tilsd.vM Waru-ick. Itlllt.MVOIll) Ptrkfnnl. Slter HIsterKnthleen Wllilan of Nora lljnn Feature Film Rtmlvi. N'lvlan Reed The l.innll Film Aryle Tho t-ami SLCTKIN t.rrat KsneetsllonS Feature Film Whitney, HDD Fresh I'd Ru. Man and tlie Woman Feature Film SOITH RHOOkl.YN.

Oriole, 6S Henry Vivian Reed, Little Lout sllrr The (Jreat Mn rct STI1VESANT SM'TION Theater, Held 'Jattit. Alice lettrHge uf Sllenee Feature Film.