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2'V THE HOUSTON POST; SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER I 1 92 a- awMwaswaawassBa the member of the band. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Paul aad Mr. and Mrs.

B. Patrick were present. Mrs. R. L.

Bo wen is attending the Baptist Stat convention at Waco. -tor Ntae. wedeiag were: Mr. Mr. Bnefneid ul th Miss Ciiw ron, R.

Mead of Ur. and Mrs. Carlrle Hay xlaMrs, Brunaer of Dallaa comedy, after whjoh there will be testara pboteplay flaahed th scree aw Pat he Mews sad Topic of the Day are added attraction. tt the Majeatlh theater from Monday to Friday ef thla week (Inclusive), aad th artists whe show up the best wlH be merged Into a "Houato Folllea," which wlll.be preeantad la coajunetloa with the regular program th week following. u.

Kh-by Is enthsetaatlo aver th bobbI. hllltlea of some of his "finds, sad think that many of them are destined for the Mg league circuits. w' 4'' career the gray dawn of death or the 'broad of- reason. Seldom, It point out. doe this whit agbt of reason atria1 the erring Lola Wilson Js the daughter of aa oat erook.

portrayed by Ralph Lewi. Sad Mulhall bj a young bum Who la atlstakea tor a rich sob by th girl' a gang aad married by her. When she -flads eut he isn't th wealthy one's Infant, ah doesn't throw him down, but sticks to htm instead, but things com to pass Indicate to aim that abe Is a crook aad be leave her. It takes everything Fat eaa de and three years' tins ta get them together again but that's the uaual thing with young lover who ar too tdeallatic and not inclined to, take what they can get. Th auhentldty of th situations In "Broad Daylight" can not be doubted, and with such a really stellar cast It from New Orleans, where she attended the aharriage of Ik Haadebaaa, formerly if Marlin, to Miss Gertrude Arathofaky Sunday evening.

Mr. sad Mrs. Handelman will realde at Daw-on. wtier he I engaged la buMaee. J.

H. Powell cam down frost Waoo Thursday see hia brother. Alfred, who has been 111 for several says. V. Nunaelly of Has per.

Mo, la Marlin victor. George E. Olstaad of New Tork la la Marlin for a few days. Jack Kennedy of BreckenridgV ia In Marlin on business. H.

J. Ingram of La Porte, InoU. Is tn Marlin. Fred M. Court aad L.

Moore of Houston are visiting in Marlin. Ingram and B. Johnson or Baa Antonio are In MarHn for several day. 8. B.

Tabor. T. J. Caldwell. Charles Hertiberg and P.

Day. all of Fort Worth, are Marlin visitor. 1 1 LUUUN SEME OL6A WORTH AND THEIR CO. Big 'BilV Farnum -Stirring Wild Western Film! Crown Today William Farnum. slgorou western screen atar, whose latest feature, "Without Compromise" continue to attract capacity audiences to the Craws theater, where it will he showa untn Wednesday Bight, I strong for bobbed hair 'for women, with certain euallflcattona.

"Theft' nothing wrong with bobbed hair," assert Farnum. "It's aenalble, eavee th women a lot of and I very becoming to most. Of course, there are a good many hefty member of the feminine persuasion, and some with more or lees unique feature, to whom tha shortened tresses ta Incon-gruoua, but these are In th minority. "When the. male Inhabitant of the IT.

A. decided to eliminate the many varieties qf whisker In vogue a generation ago, thereby putting tha weird 'gal way and other apecle of facial hirsute adornment Into the discard. I don't believe there waa any wild protest from the ladle. Then why all the row about bobbed hair since Its vogue, and why not retain aVaenslble and chic mode?" 'Broad Daylight; With Big Cast, is Feature of Rialto Program Today On of th most Interesting photoplays of the season "Broad Daylight" featuring that sterling trio of stars. Lois Wilson.

Ralph Lewi and Jack Mulhall written by Harvey Gate and George W. Pyper. two ex-newspaper men, Is the principal attraction at the Rialto theater for this week. There are but two end to a crook's IT 1 Eeinniiies WITH JOSEPH 1EMIN0TON Mlaa MoUl Butler, who Is attending Baylor collage, visited home folk her last week. W.

E. Hudson of Dallas visited his parents, Mr. and M. Hudson, her last week. Mr.

aad Mra. F. W. Paul war Houaton visitor thla week. Mra.

R. E. Higbee vtatted relatlvee In Houaton last week. Miss Zlta Carvllle visited relatives in Rung last week. Mrs.

W. Ballew visited her daughter. Mrs. D. it Wilson, at Ber-clalr several day this week.

Mrs. Flora Burton visited In Houston several days this week. Mra. W. E.

Chandler has returned from a visit In Houston. A. Oerdea visited his sister In La Grange thla week. G. Socolofsky hu returned to hia home in Kansas after a visit with his son.

H. Socolofsky. Mra. R. G.

Smith left Friday for Oklahoma, where aha will reside. Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Evans attended the fair In Houston this week. Miss Florence, Shackelford left Sunday for Ganado, where she will teach school. The Parent-Teacher association met Saturday afternoon. Miss Fern Payne Waited home folks on the 11th. returning the following Monday to her school work at San Marcos Miss Mary Patrick came out from Houston last week for a short visit with her parents.

Mr. and Mrs E. B. Patrick. MARLIN.

T. Barton and Dick Barton are home on a visit with relative. J. W. Harden, who Is with a bank at Georgetown, la In Marlin for the week-end.

9 Mrs. Eugene Vondersmlth left Fri day for Kerrville. where she twill be the gueet of relatives. Mrs. 8.

G. Freeman returned to her home at Shreveport, after spend ing several weeks with her mother. Mrs. Tom Aronsohn. of Martin.

Mrs. Aronsohn will leave shortly to visit her daughter In Houston. E. H. Redding.

Batte CatrelL M. O. Patrick and wife. Grover C. Bland.

Roy Rigga. W. E. Gee. Mr.

F. J. Trevette. Mr. O.

Shulenberg, Hugo Haas, of Dallas, are visiting In Marlin. Mrs. J. V. Turnevlr of San Antonio is a Marlin vtattor.

Diai Coleman of Kaufman Is In MarH lln on buaitrsaa. Dr. J. B. Tidwell of Waco preached at the First Baptist church In Marlin Sunday.

J. A. Ppeer. B. F.

Cone and wife. L. McCrall and daughter. Mrs. B.

B. Slmonds. Mrs. Ruth Lane. C.

P. Mc- Kenste and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. Lippold.

A. H. La ben of Mexla are In Marlin. Fonxie Robinson of Dallas Is In Mar lin on business. Mrs.

Pearl St. Clair left Wednesday for visit In Houston, after which she will go to Gainesville, to see her daughter. Miss Mary Agnes Rains. who Is attending Brenau college, and thence to -Norfolk. a.

Selwyn Rogen baa returned from a deer hunt In Vestem Texas. Other member of the party were Buddie Klrkpafrick. B. W. Gaines.

Q. D. Lane. R. M.

Dickson. Bob Wooley of Chilton. Willis Livingston and Arthur Couch of Italy. Brad Klrkpatrlck of Austin and Buford Mayfleld of Georgetown. Mesdamea Mary Hair, F.

E. Hatlev. W. E. Kyser, Qulnry Barnes and E.

A. Rogers went to Waco Wednesday morning to attend the woman's meeting to be held as a feature of the Baptist general convention of Texas. Mr. J. A.

Kelgwln ha returned from a visit with her son. Crawford Kelgwln. In Chicago. Mm. F.

Kit. anaugh and Mrs. E. Calvert Smith, who accompanied her there, remained for a more extended stay. Judge John Watson of Cameron Is holding district court In Marlin, hav ing exchanged benches with Judge Prentice Oltorf, who Is excused In case docketed this weak.

An automobile party composed of Page Collier and family. Misses Lucile Hodge. Sue McKnight and Lucile Alexander, ha returned from a week end trip to Dallas H. B. Coffey of Hlllsboro la visiting in Marlin.

J. 8. Toby and N. W. Butler of Mineral Well are In Marlin.

Mortimer Adler of Rochester, N. Is Marlin visitor. Miss Frances Carter left Wednesday for a visit In Mexla. Mrs. Fred Fink baa returned from a visit In McKlnney.

Mrs. O. T. Bundy has returned from a visit In Milford. W.

Kent of Murchlaon Is visiting Mr. snd Mrs. M. T. Kent in Marlin.

Mlasea TuMuIah HoIIoway and Mary Helen Halley are visiting In Waco. A. J. Henderson of Memphis. Tenn Is a Marlin visitor A M.

Marlowe. E. J. Roessell. A FeD.

of Louie, are In Marlin. Rev. I. H. Willingham.

Fall vnnrv missionary, and B. HoIIoway. Were among the Marlin Baptists to go to Waco Wednesday afternoon for the State convention. D. R.

Emerson, reneral nnthiMti.i. enforcement officer, has returned from several days spent at Corpus Christ! and other sections of the coast country in the discharge of duty. Judge and Mrs. Tom Simmons of Fort Worth are In Marlin for the winter, guest at the Arlington. Judge Simmon la Interested In th Mayflower test for of! southwest of Reagan xianaeiman ha returned KLOCK THE ETERNAL TRIANGLE RYDEE AND IK THE CEWTftE I' ii LEWIS 3 aa.

'K. Hon. Woodrow Wilson Says 'The jrea test play I ever saw. Every Amer- .1 ican should see it" Gene Lewis Says "Mr Ryder and Mr. Remington are as fine -as the originals.

If you -don't think so, I'll giva you your money back." -V a WEEK ir. as. Mrs. w. J.

xoung, aara. Towag and Miss Roxi Teung Prairie. a.A. K. Tyson and Arthur were woa-visitors this week.

Mrlfsrr mad Ladle Waat and visited Mrs. Jess Brack Casaeroa thla weak. Mr, -sad H. E. Bortoo ara at ma attar spending a waak In Hous- wKk Mr.

Borton'a mother, Mrs. ekla. Mr. aad Mrs. Rush Musa and baby Slfver City.

New Mexico, ara vilt-. Mrs. J. Talbot. Mr.

Musa vat a raaMan-o Calrert for many yaara and hi friends ara glad to hara him ad vtfa hara for tha wtntar. -Mr. B. Paalar entertained bar Sunday aohool class and a few friends night. After a few games of i.

they made candy. airs. Mix McCrary entertained the at eiuk Wednesday. Mrs. Pickett and Mr.

Trerathan. were the visitors. After 'asvaral rery lntereatlnc games. McCrary served plum pudding with saucs and coffe or tea. Tb P.

T. association held their regslar meeting Tuesday afternoon at tha school building. Dr. Rainey gave thin a rery Interesting talk, after what tha domeetlc srlanca class serv-Wttk hard sauce and coffee or tea. Mrs.

Oliver Hudson and Mrs. W'm. Craaaa of Hearne visited Miss Dee McMardle this week. Mra. Wall of Barleyville Is visiting; her daughter.

Mrs. Prank McMillan. Mra, Phlllan. Mrs. Montgomery and Mrs.

Hutchinson of Hearne. were Calvert this week. Rev. R. E.

Baaa Is In Waco at-. teadlng tha State Baptist convention. J. West. Misses Lucile West and flkailii Dougan, visited Koese Friday.

Mrs. M. M. Reid la visiting her eiater, Mrs. P.

A. Grace. Field visited Franklin Wed- Mr. and Mrs. John Lomu and fuaalty and Misa Prances Murray of Franklin visited Calvert this week.

LIVINGSTON. "Mra. Loals E. McDonald of Houston Ssaaf last week-end with her sister. Miss Chum Pitts.

Maadames H. B. Davis. J. W.

Cochran and T. C. Green left Monday after, aaa far Waco to attend the W. M. worker" conferanca preceding the an-ami assembly of the Baptist general oaareaatloo of Texas Kra.

E. D. Drew and daughter, Misa Mary Sellna, went down to Houston Ttraradsy and remained over for the Ma. and Mrs. W.

C. Toungs of Day- tea) war Saturday and Sunday guests eg Mr. and Mrs. J. L- Muller Saturday Mrs.

Mullar entertained a party of friend honoring her Mm. T. M. Fleming returned Tuesday tram a In Port Arthur. 'Misses Lillian Miller.

Matilda Mc-Kar Nettle Peters and Master Smith Petar war visitor to Houston Friday af test weak. Mra. W. W. Waat returned tha first at the week from a several day' stay as Houston.

1 mm woman a awmarr 01 ww x-rw-byterian church is observing this It an it I week at arayer in connection with the home mission study course. Mra.F. B. Rewe is chairman of the committee and meetings are each afternoon with a dif- feraat leader In charge. Last week's guests of Mr.

and Mrs. A. W. Peebles were Mr. Gerald John-no and daughter Geraldlne of Wael-' war Maiai a Jlmmle Petara, Yelma Fttre-bu and Ethel Meaning, were guests haiiaa party given by Miss Helen Aaa) ia Houston last week-end.

Arnold Bledsoe sod Misses Abyllne Oarrisoa and" Elolae Fain, high school toderrte here, spent Armlstlea day with haane folks at Shepherd. Mr. and Mr. T. J.

Ayeeck and chll-ares of Oroveton were guest of Mr. mmA Un Nat Tatvla laat ftandaV. L. 8. Cola, pastor of Central pep Tie ennrcn.

b. n. uea-man. ana a. F.

Petara are tn Waco this week at-li afllag tha Baptist State convention. Mi, fUiniaa served on the program of tka lawman' convention Wednesday, Tatin flraan of Houston spent Arml-mtje day with hi mother. Mrs. A. B.

Mrat JaweU Wright of Houston la that week's guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. S.

Close. aaer Vf tha local Presbyterian feel they are sustaining a real I hi the removal of Rev. J. C. Bo bD aad family to Houston this week.

The monthly social of the Dorcas Juaeaj school class of Central Baptist, which was to have been held with Mra. X. W. Jackson Tuesday afternoon of kaat week, was postponed on account of rainy weather. Mr.

and Mra A. W. Peebles spent Prtgay Houston, guests of Mrs. Paeblsa anrter. Mrs.

J. R. Trumbull. atembers of Centra church B. Y.

P. O. held a aociaJ at the church Satur. day awentng practicing new cnorueea. after which supper was served.

Mra. M. 8. Tew visited with Mr. and Kra.

A. T. Feagan in Houston last 'Tha-high school girls were hostesses of a pretty social affair last Friday i. I awing complimentary to the Houaton Heights football team, which by seem-' lrly great effort tied the local team ta a game played In the afteraoon in aCatthews park. The party was given ia the hoan of Mr.

and Mr. D. Holland and proved to be quite a Jolly affair. The Houaton boya were sccom-lisaaal by several girls, which added areatrjr ta the enjoyment of the even- as. mwtA ifn a P.

Pofk attended the Tfiiaei ill football gam played ad Jackson vine Armistice day. return way of Lufkin for a visit with Mrst X- Barfleld. also a short stay wttk Mr. Polk's parent. Mr.

and Mrs. H. Folk, at Forest. June Hickman attended the Teas Federation of Women's Club lasallag la Houston last week. dele-gatwfrotn Livingston Soroals club.

EL CAMPO. KK aad Mrs. C. P. Dusoo yiiited In Huuatcn the first of th week.

hfrav F. J. Hardey has returned from Sr visit ha Houston. Mraf BuUlvan of Garden City, visiting bar daughter, Mrs. X.

C. Mra. IL B. Wallace was a Houaton vl-aw this week. Mr.

aad Mrs. A. J- Steves visited sxm last Satusewy. a 9. B.

Haha has returned from a vis wttk her daughter, Mra. A. -hiafa, at La Orange. -Mra, F. Earl represented the "nnian'i rhiti her at the convention of th Federalad crab at Houston last W.

hag returned free aiwWt at Bay City. Sis 'Weenaa' stub was entertained i TaS'l aXternooa by Mra. H. V. Xjadree auxiliary of the Prea-tertaa church was ntertalBd on iuray afternoon by Mra.

H. -Mav 1 a Bridge dub was entertained by aHaea 3la eat Wednesday after- easl Mrs. AMa MoCasatfl of Frae-u were visitors bora thla weak. eraser of the American am kaUltary band tendered E. Q.

neaor a surprls aarty a aad ay riUasv It being his birthday. Beside Majestic Star BONNIE ADAIR. Bonnie Adair, talented Houaton lyri cal soprano, who scored a big hit in the recent "Fohee Bergere," ha been engaged by Thomas A. Klrby to fea ture hia Initial "Opportunity Night" at the Majestic theater Monday night, when he will present five extra attractions. In conjunction with the regular big time vaudeville and picture pro gram.

Mia Adair will appear only at the Monday night performance, and Is being presented by Mr. Klrby to Illustrate the type of act he I seeking from among Houaton' talented artists. later to be launched upon a big time vaudeville career. 'Opportunity Nights Opens Monday at Majestic! 5 Extra' Talented young Houstonlans. whose name ia legion, are flocking to the Majestic theater these days IrV pre pa ction for the week of "Onodrtunltk Night" being Arranged by Thomas A.

Klrby. Mr. Klrby la a representative of the United Booking Offices. B. F.

Keith and the Orpheum-Majestlc cir cuit, and la to theatricals what the big league scout towasebalL The first "Opportunity Night" wlH be Mondsy night, when Mr. Klrby will ireaent five extra acta, representing hia "finds" during th past week. Headlining these extra acta la Bonnie Adair, sunny-haired atar of the Folles Bergere," who wa engaged by Mr. Klrby to appear Monday night as an illustration of the type of artist he is seeking for the big time circuits. The four other special attraction a for Monday night include the Misses Weasella and Rlchter a dainty sing ing and ptanotogue; Man Stevenson, "The Musical "Tex" Lynn and Ralph Hoff, blackface and Hebrew comedian, presenting a comedy singing skit, snd Max O'Neill, a youngster from th 8.

8. Weatcheswold at Port Houston, whom Mr. Klrby declare Till be the hit of the program. TBU Boy has a wonderfully -lear tenor voice and looks like diamond in the rough," said Mr. Klrby Saturday.

'Opportunity Nights" wtn be held OPENING TODAY iVNO' TRESPASSING awaWsauWB3CTIairf X)SEPHCUN0OLN Extra Added Attraction Return Engagement Concert Singer Mr. Plk La Mondsra Direct from Metropolitan wpera nous i Matin and Night JRIS COMEDY A -IRl ENTERTAINER (Mslfe eflW awatWnil JaJfalywO0aB SMITHVILLK. Mrs. W. A.

Moore la spending the week In Houston, tha guest of her daughter, Mr. J. P. Smith. Rev.

J. L. Yelvlngton and Mrs. B. Ratta are attending the Baptist convention In Waco this week.

Mr. H. M. Hewatt of Qiddtngs visiting Mr. JuUa H.

Rube thla week. Mrs. A. P. Lowery ha returned home from a vlalt to her daughter, Mrs.

A. L. Parsons, In Houston. Misa Allle Taylor has returned to her home In Taylor after a two-weeks' visit to her parent. Mr.

Snd Mra. F. Taylor. Mra. Henry Sebesta of Houston Is here visiting her parents, Mr.

aad Mrs J. C. Teahlkar. Mrs. W.

W. Edwards of Houston la visiting her sister, Mra L. C. SI- Irene Castle Starred In 'No Trespassing' Features Iris Program Vivacious Irene Castle, featured In her latest classic "No Trespassing," adapted from the novel. "The Rise of Roscoe Paine." by Joseph C.

Lincoln. Is the big attraction at th Iris theater today. The Castle photoplay features the program which Includes Mme. RIcka de la Mandera, Spanish contralto. In vocal selections.

While filming "No Trespassing" on the Cape Cod. wher most of th action ventuatea. the dainty star was treat ed to a real rescue by Down East life saver few months ago. Th rescue came about in the following manner: Some of the action in Mrs. Castle's forthcoming pictures take place on the sand dune, and In order to ahoot these scenes with the proper backgrounds -Director Hollywood.

Mrs. Castle and th other member of the company went to Cape Cod and remained several weeks. One dsy when they were out on the dunes a heavy storm cam Within a few minutes the wind had laahed the water Into heavy wave. Still the company worked on. aa the wind and wave made the background rery realistic.

Neither Mr. Caatl nor Mr. Hollywood, realised, however, that the section of the dunes on which they were working had become surrounded by water, owing to the rapidly incoming tide. Whyu finally they realized the seriousness of th situation, the water was too deep to enable them to reach the mainland. Their only hope of reaching shore waa by swimming or signalling the Ufa saving station, located about a half mile distant.

A none of the company wanted to risk a swim In the heavy surf unles absolutely necessary. Mr. Castle removed her outer skirt and used it to signal th life saving station. In a few minute a boat waa launched and a crew of stalwart Down East lire aaver fought their way through the surf until they reached th side of th Imperilled actors. That wa aa near aa Mrs.

Caatl ever came to being rescued at sea. but she say It 1 near enough. Stories of thrilling rescu by th Cade Cod life saver are very Interesting, say Mr. Castle, but aha doesn't want to take part In any of them. Donald Kirke Heads Cast in 'Kissing At Cozy Today Donald Kirk, formerly with th Gene Lewia-Olgs Worth dramatic stock company at the Prince theater.

Is the featured star In Time," a bright little musical comedy, opening today at the Cosy theater. Klrke ia on of th moat talented Juvenile to ever appear In Houston, and hi appearance with the Jlmmle Allard musical revue will be hailed with delight by the Coxy patron Kirke was, before Joining the Lewis-Worth company, a Broadway favorite and has appeared In several of the newest musical comedies. He will feature a singing snd dancing act In "Kissing Time." and will be assisted bv dainty Helen BarkwUL one of the big favorite ar th Cosy. Allard, aa usual, will play th load- i mm mrA in thi nW us ww "Kissing Time" win have plenty of opportunities to aemorjermi sua i f-H nmMrliw mialltl a All th member of the Allard rvue will appear In pedJry eeiecieo oi during th presentation of th musical I could hardly be poorly enacted. Week's Attraction MAJESTIC THEATER Big time vau- devllle and feature pictures.

Mabel Ford, th dainty danseuae. with Golden sad West, and th Doll suiter snd her own orchestra. Head-liner, Grace Huff and company tn "The Trimmer'; added attraction, "Mankln." the troavman; Effle Burton and company In a singing act. Jim Diamond and Sybil Breanaa in "Something For Sale" snd Jack Benny. Six big sets.

Feature photoplay, "What' Wrong With Women," an stsr Majestic Movie Note sad Lloyd Fkilay'a orchestra, PRINCE THEATER Gene Lewis snd Ola Worth present "Friendly Enemies" with Kloch Ryder snd Joseph Remington starring. COZT THEATER Donald Klrke in "Kissing Time" with Jlmmle AUard'a new musical revue, featuring Lillian Bessent and Mary Adair with Helen BarkwUL special added attraction. Picture. QUEEN THEATER Wallace Raid In "Th Ghost Breaker." Comedy and news CAPITOL THEATER "Love I an Awful Thing" Vith Owen Moore and Kathryn Perry. Orantland Rice, sporting review and comedy.

LIBERTY THEATER "Th Fac In th Fog" with Lionel Barrymore. Comedy. New. STRAND THEATER afont Blue In "Th Juckllna." Comedy and news weekly. ISIS THEATER William Fox special.

"My Friend, the DevU." all stsr east. Isia digest, comedy snd news weekly. RIALTO THEATER Lois Wilson in "Broad Daylight." Comedy and news weekly. Commencing Today For 7 Capacity Days With Special Matin Dally JVfi.i.ujrT tij.iU iwtw mm vaaiiwi nomise EMMETT XFLYNN I I Ills FI1 VU II i i I I I lJ srT If I TL II P3i Ill i AT BJ a. UVAV BS.

wa wa III II i ...1 rt it i hi laeN I S- vl 4 1 1 SVCCISSF01K11 MR. REMINGTON MR. RYDER LaaaaLlO "ABWJCt Wbwn VnUelD Vox HAUCT MQJUUtOI 8 It (CI7r'nl' First Time This Classic Ever Appeared r-Vf HTvS.r IV Under $2.50 a Seat EXTRA SPECIAL BUSTER KEATON Th. F.ed "I i "THE ELECTRIC HOUSE' IT'S FULL OF LAUGHS ISIS CONCERT ORCHESTRA ISIS TOPICAL DIGEST i SAT-KATHERINE MacDONALD IN "DOMESTIC RELATIONS" 1 A i Toda7 I''V Larry cst I v. Semon Includes wBrte kiiiiiiiu ill i tSl 1 m- I1ISSM1BI Oh Boy I What a Caat.

Wm. farnum, Lai Wilson, Robert MoKIm, Tully Marshall. Otis Hrtn and Jaok Dillon. We All Need the Lesson This Play Teaches NEXT MABEL JULIENNE SCOTT, "Turn to the Righr "The Jucklins" Start Tuesday "Blood and Sand" asiiavi smiii. aminM a i 1 5 -at'.