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Downing A C BIOHM'D H., I.. I. WlUwd Camllla'a Bi(da Manr Ann Valentino Vox KruKel A Roblaa Ron A Arthur Id half Manilla Droa Murray A O Buma A Kana BIta o( Oems TOBOMTO. CAN. Tooro SC Ambler Broa Priaoh A Sadler Lillian Walker Haninrton ft O Opara r» Jaaa WASK'NOrN. D.O. I4>0W Bd OIncraa Co Kennedy A Dayla Leonard A Boyna Jlia Reynolda Slaraeae Twina Clark A Vlllaat Doncourt A O CHICAGO Central Paik Toby WIlsoB Oa Tabloid Id half Alfred Latell Telaaok A Daaa Kharum Walter Weema Oa t Ilaaaana MaJaaUa 4 Merkla Sla L«ula LiondoB Kent A Allan H Haney A Orayoa Kath Redfleld Co Nathaneon'B Orch L«e A Cranatoa Wilbur A Adama (Two to Oil) CALBBBUBO. IIX. Orpheaaa ( BeUorda Doncourt A Q (One U AH) MimfBAPOUl Saveath m. Dippy Dlara A B Read A Lnoy Htokay A Hart Wooda A Franola B LlchU Malodyrd Dbyo Maalay (Oaa to flU) PBOBiA. nx. Bronaon A B Onrllla Btamm Bar Caraoa A Wlllard Keyo Tokl A T»kl Id haM Two Btaraarda Ken Murray A O Bart Hanloa Tap Hankara BOCKFOBD, nX. Wylla A BraUla A P . "WALTER MEYERS <VBFBB8KHTIHO THB DBS'T* Booked: Ben Welch. Vincent Lopes Debntantaa and Jamaa Watta (or Loew Ciroolt. 1«M B>way. X. T. Phoaa GIrelo Mdt PAITTAOES CIKCUIT VOBONTO. CAK. Tmmtmmm will Morrla Bfaaaa A Zadova Burka Bartoa A B ttuaataa Orch Baatmaa A Moora HAMILTON. CAN. Faatacaa Bobby A Taylor Tonia Gray Oa NIoba Cappa Family B B A Bob CBIOAOO. IIX. NoTollaa Oliaa A Maek Kniok Knaoka Kelly A Pollook (Oaa to mi) lUNNBAPOUJI Faatacaa (Sunday openinc) Jackaon A Taylor Ryan A O'Neil Bully A Ruth Jerome A Oray Ooldan Data Ray SFOKANK, WASH. CAM Stanley LaPearl A Oonna W Manthay A Co Carllale A LeMal Baader-LaVelle T SBATTUi. WABH. Faatacaa Bvareat'a Monka Markell A Qay Paull A Arco V Rucker A Beau^ 4 Nl^toaa VANOOUTBB. B.O. Faatacaa Bva Thea A (?o OAR Perry Oliver A Olp Benaon A Maaalmo Carnlral of Venice Would Lika to Hear from BILLY GLASON at the HOTBL COOUDOB IW Weat 47th St.. Now York FRANK JOTCB Btrikar A FuUar Herbert-S&nd'ra'n R Penny Reed A B'yd Bellla Troupa (One to flIi) WINNIPBO. CAN. Paatacas Thraa I^ncflalda Mahon ft Cholat Haney Revue B Borrn ft H Maya Solomon Baaoo HBOINA, CAM. Faatacaa Chlnko A Kaufman Caledonian 4 Bob MoKIm Chappalle A Stin'ta Tons Wonc Troapa XDMONTON. CAN. Faatacaa (10-12) (Same bill playa Saakatooa ll-lt) Ann Vivian 0> Fraaman A T<yna BBLL'OHIf. WH. VaadoTiUa Nelaon's Catland Ktasa « nrilltnnt Billy K ■ Co Bdaic I Olrard'a ii.n»embla TAOOMA. WASH. Faatacaa Serca Sergleff Robin A Hood Arnold ft Dean Step* ft Tunea Ancel City 4 Wllllama A Tounc Chefalo POBTLAND, OBB. Faatacaa Day at the Racaa HaEel Kennedy Johnnie Walker Bckert A Franola ' Royal Pekln Tr'po Trarel Baccott A Sheldon Morton Broa MARIE SABBOTT "ITS ALL A FAKE- Nart W'k, trayellac to Qrpheum, Denver Touth Burt Chadwiok 4 Fantlnoa CAIXiART. CAN. Pantacea (Same bill playa Saskatoon t-8> Raymond PIka Ooslar A Luaby Lane A Harper Keyhole Cameos BAN FBANCI8CO Pantacaa rianlatl'>n Daya SACBAMBNTO FaatacM PICTURE HOUSE BILLS Thifl new department will weekly contain current billi in picture theatres or those combination vaudeville and pictura houses oC which the playing bills do not appear in the regular Bills Next Wtk. (vaudeville) dep.Ttment. These picture house bills name the acts or special attractions (or the week and the title of the fllfu concurrently playing as indicated by the final title. Picture house bills for the succeeding week also will be printed when obtainable. This department will list only traveling attractions, acts, or- chestras, etc, but not permanent house orchestras, permanent or- chestra leaders, organists, soloists or any permanent entertalomeat unit or IndividuaL , . NBW TQBK CITT Capitol Mile OamberelU Rice A Haroam Dorla Nilea "Unholy Thraa" Btraod White A Mannlac Monty A Carvel "Sally of Sawdaat" Colony Roy Smeok Grace Cooper Howard Mllla "Goose Woman" PtoeadOly RIebard Gilbert Herbert Spenear Mllo Roaa Lea Stevens Oroh Demont A Graoia. 10 Bnrllsh Steppers Thlnra of Deaire" Hippodroma Daisy Jean Hippodrome Orch The Charmer" Capitol Mortensen •Unholy Thraa" Madiaoa Haynaa L A K Madtaon Orch •Life of New Tork' CHIOAOO. Chleaca Shiek Band "Deaert Flower" Oapttol B C Granada Arcentlna Band "Slese" McTlnkara Walton A Slater "Wild Wild Susan" MORTENSEN "WIZABO OF THB DVAI. PIANOS" Thia Weak (Aac. 1), Madlaoii. Detroit Fredrlo Fradkia Mario Alvaraa "Klaa Ma Acaln" Frank Cornwall Boyoa Cnllen "Wild Wild Buaan" BlvaB Ban BCrala Bd "Tr"la Wth Wlv'a" ANN ABBOB. M'H. Hnjaatta Brooknaan Bar J Frana Co Bivtera Bmll Lea Oo Lionel Amaa Gene Collins Far Show Slave Faahloa" SlratfM^ Morrell I Joyner A Foatar "Stop Fllrtinc*' PaatlMaa F Joetrrie Oo Verna Heyworth "Zander" ATLANTA. OA. Hoiwavd Aaas May Wonc BAL.TIMOBB, MD, Oardaa C Nasaarro Oo t Perottys Chas Talbait B Brim Co 3laok Cyoloa^ NBWABK. X. 9. Bradford Bits 4 Tha Talkai^ rtLBtlVIM, IIA Areada Alvln A Blay Barlo Tanner Daclaaae" K4NB'S CITT, MO. Maryland Slncera Mannlnc Sisters "Lucky Devil" IrOS ANOBI.B8 MetropaUtaa Helen Torke Taylor A Hawkaa Mack A Lone Bdlth Tork Bill Pruitt Murray A LAB "Nlfht Life" miUaa DaOar B Tremalna Brik Bya Tamen A Barbae Kart Moraa Mario Rublnl Lopoa Jr Oroh Bill Hntehlnaon Marrella Armand 'Paraata People" FHII.A., TA. Hall A O'Bhaa Dorothy Boatk Bdmnnd Vlohla Ben Merott Bd Lady Wha liad- Tara Lavrwfa Tha Gloriaa Brooke A Rosa The Whaat" Roma A Daaa Dava Harmaa Bd Tha Craokarjaak" BO0HB8TBB. N.T. L Ballantlaa DBTTBOIT. laOH. Colonial Jaok Roora Rev "Sportlnc Chanca" Hllas Modea A Modela Harmonyland The Charmei" Owen Bwoataa The Orchlda" The Steppers Helene Huchaa Otto Ploets Marvels of Motion •Unholy Throe" JACK GRIFFIN Versatile Entertainer Master of Novelty Music DirMttloa—WILLIAM MOBKIS 14»8 Broadway. Now York Saxon A Coleman H H ft Mann Co < Rocketts •The Monster* Hippodrome Maryland Oreh Janls Co Beck ft Fercnaoa B ft B Coll Oeorce ft Annette •Tha Kid" BUFFALO, N. T. Lafayetto Tony Scaboacha 1 Bordnar A Boyer D Schooler Oo Beceat Peachea at Beaehea "Marry Ma" Btraad Paul ZImm Orch Black Cyclone" (l-») r Brown Girls Makinc O'Malley' Metropolitan t •Woroan'a Faith" Adaou Ten Comm'dm'ta" PHIL TYRRELL ATTBA<7TIONB Satta 70S. Waoda BaUdiac Oklaac* Bookinc mora larcar picture thoatras than any other offloo la the Mtddla Waat Kelly Dancers Lonella Lao Poppy B«y«a Maok A Taipaat Radford A WaUaoa Al Rloarda "GM oa fltalnr Critarlaa Melody Monarcha Arctic A Baltic •Fine Clothaa" Tom BrowB M'na'la ••Manlcara Girl" Reeaa W A M'^a'tl •Loat—A Wife" Foraaa Caiman Lubovakl Ruaalao Orch Florentine > "Sleca" Boalaracd (1-4) Wolf Band Bell A Darllnc Reeder ft Armat'ns Hart R A O'Neill "Sportlnc Venns" (»-!> Wolf Band LAI Connor ST. u>ins 140^*0 state Oaka A Dalonr La Chaplna Baad Fernando Villa "Slave of Faahlon" SKATTUI. WASH. lihwlf Mitchell Broa Patha to Par'dlaa" Joaaph Shaehan Recreation Brian ICant WASBTOTON. D. O. Blalto Surprise Weak Black CyelOBO" Primrose Mine Chas AltholT Rose A Moon Rerv Selblt'a Co LONG B'OB. OAL. Hoyt Arthur A Darllnc Sulport A Brown Christmas Letter Barly A Kayo QoorKe Morton Springtime Rar SALT LAKB CITT Faatacta Cooper ft SemoB Doris Roohe WESTEEN VAITDEVILLE Gordon * Oermalne KANS'B CITT, MO. Pantacaa Wanda A Seals Marie Downinc A Buddy Jack Wilson Trio Calm ft Dale Rev Helen Bach t MXMrillH, TBNN. Pantacea Frank Hopklna Bl Cota Ilurna A Klaaea Barber of Seville Hall A Dexter Scovelle Daneora BI.'M'NOTON. ILL. Mnjaatts Meredith A ■ Ken Murray A Mitst td hair I Balforda (One to All) *d halt Martinet A C Carson A Wlllard Orvllle Stamm Rev JOfJBT, ILU Onthaam Verna Heyworth C!o Walter Weama Oa Tap Hankera Id half Bronson A B Hlbbitt A H Bra lie A Palle Rev MILWATTKim Majeatia The Skatellea Hamilton A O Pals A Tha Giria Jack I.a VIer ' Zuhn A Driaa Crandala Clreoa Arthar Weat (Three to flll» - Sd half Jas Kennedy Oa PattI Moora Bd i Bracks (Thraa to BII) 0T. IX>UIS. MO. Toco Billy Beard B A J CirelthtOB L Dolphino A B Perry A Wacner t Baltoa (One to flll) BO. BBNO. IND. i Bra«ka Oombe A Nevtaa Jaa Kennedy C* HIbMtt * ■ Baa Blue ft Bd i Al's Here td halt I Thos Swift Co Kayo Takl ft Tokl | (Two to flll) KEITH CHICAOO CIBGUIT CLBVBLAND. O. Hlppodroma Stanton A D Cronnin A Hart (Three to flll) Id half Bchoes of Scotland Lord Hokum t Webber Glrla (Two to fill) DBTBOIT, MICH, la Salla OardaM I Webber Glrla Lord Hokum Alllne Terry C^ Minstrel Monarcha (Oaa to flll) Id half Klsle Clark Co Paltl Moore Bd Id half SO MIns. fr. B'way Webbs' Knter (One to flll) INDIANAPOUS Falaoe Foater A Pcgcy Stratford 4 Bchoes of Scotland Bspe A Dutton T Brown Glrla Id half Cronin A Hart (Four to fill) WIND80B. OMT. Capital KMI and POMME Aorobatio aad Wkirlwiad Daaears BMa Clark 0> Stratford 4 (Three to flll) ST. WATNB. IND. Palaea Chaa Wilson Ben Marahall Metropolitan ( (Three to flll) Id half Stanton A Dolorea Espe A Dutton (Three to flll) DTTEBSTATE CntGUIT DALLAS. TBX. MajeaUe Little Rev Seymour ft H Harry Snodgraaa Rica ft Werner It Pink Toea FT. WORTH. TKX. MajMtle Bi Cleve Maaon ft Shaw Bobby Higglns Co Al B White Rhea ft Santora HOUSTON. TBX. Majaatie Jerome ft Newell Willlnc ft DeBrow Plloer ft Douglas Amoros ft Janet Douslaa Chaa Oo OKLAHOMA CITT Orpheaaa Frad A Fulton Iraaa Trevette Billy Taylor O Stewart A Laah (One to flll) td half Chaa Olcott Maryland Sincere Wright A Douclaa (Two to flll) 8. ANTONIO, TBX. MnJaatle Hasel Moran Sherrl Mathews Road to Starland Jarrow Murray A LaVera M Montgomery TULSA. OKLA. Majaatie Chaa Olcott Maryland Slngera Wright A D (Two to flll) Id half Block A Dnnlop Franklyn Ardell Bmlly Darretl U 8 Jaaa Bd (One to flll) aORIA'S HUBBY (Continued from pag« 1) publicity splash on the matter. First through the announcement that the marquis is to return on the ground of having military duties to perform in his native land. And then a statement coining from Gloria she is very much in love with her husband, but that she loves her America and picture art more and will not sacrifloe them for such a mere thing as a husband. Some friends of Miss Swanoon assert that possibly after the mar« quia has been away from America's shores for three months a divorce action on the grounds of desertion may be instituted by her in the California courts, perhaps also for more publicity, which grants a de- cree on these grounds. At the Famous Players' studio in Hollywood they say Gloria and Hank are very much in love, so much so that when she appeared on the set with a "grrouch" the staff working with her would say, "Hank must have been cross this morn- ing." It is reported that while the Mar- quis was on the Coast this spring that the Famous Players-Lasky executives broached a proposition to him that he play the leading role in a picture opposite Oloria. He Is said to have refused, saying he was not a born actor and did not con> sider himself professionally capabl* of playing opposite his wife. STORY CONTRADICrED (Continued from page 11) time and was one of the police to enter the building. He stated he certain she bad been Intoxi- cated. Mrs. Lewis jumped out of the chair and indidrnantly denied she WAS drunk. Insisting her story was true. She then left the station house saying she would go to the West 68th street station and report the case. Detectives at the latter station said she had not been there. At the 49th street house It was de- nted that anything of the sort de- ■orlbed by Mrs. Lewis bad occurred. SOUL NOT FOR SAil (Continued from pag« 1) numagement placed Richard Tuck- er's name in electric lights Miss Ran- soms busted into type with corking ffood story on the front page to the effect that "the P. O. ft B. (local power company) never made a star" tuid this was followed by the charge that Tucker was manhandling her 1b the poison scene. This was, in turn, followed by her two weeks.' no- tice from Wilkes and her suit of 112.000 damages to person and repu- tation and her eviction from the theatre the night a mid-nlght per- formance was given for profes- sionals. Then came a story that her fiance, A French count, was on his way to San Francisco to challenge Lionel Samuels, local manager of the the- Atre, and Thos. Wilkes, owner, to a duel And every story hit every dally on the front page. Miss Ransome's latest stAtement before leaving for Los Angeles was to the effect that she might consider an offer of marriage from Le Doiyt, but added to this, "I don't think, however, that he Is the mkrrylng kind, although he said he was crazy about me and wanted to put a big, square diamond ring on my finger. Marriage is my only price. I'm an old fashioned girL I don't smoke, drink or bob my hair—oh, for an old fashioned man who would love me." According to reports MisM Ran- some in 1922 filed suit against John B. Woodward, newspaper owner and advertising man of Chicago. She alleged that he twice promised tu marry her and that she accompnniod him to Chicago, wher» he paid her expenses and presented her to friends as his fiancee. SEN. WALKER FAVORED (Continued from paige 1) hibitors in l>oth local and national organization work, and they feel that they owe him their unqualified support in the event that he should be made the candidate. In the event another candidate Is named by the Hall as the opponent of Hy- lan, the exhibitors will stick to th« present Mayor, feeling he has been friendly to the Industry during his term in office. On the Republican side of the fence there Is little stirring in the matter of "names" as a candidate to oppose Tammany's choice. Th« Republican leaders are awaiting the fight in the ranks of the Tammany organization to settle down l>efor« they name their man. With Johnny Lyon* In the event that there is a def* Inlte split in the Tammany ranks, and Mayor Hylan becomes an In- dependent candidate for re-election with the support of tha Hearst pa- pers, the Republicans will put a strong candidate Into the field. In all probability their selection will fall on John J. Lyons, former Secre- tary of New,Tork State, and at present director of the U. S. Ship- ping Board lines in New Tork. The nomination of Lyons would have the effect of pulling a great many votes from the Democratic side of th« fence, as a number of those who would not want to vote for either the Tammany candidate or the Mayor as an Independent would switch, and wltir the probability that the ranks of the Tammany organization split wide open, with Hylan run- ning outside of the organization it would appear as though Lyons would be the next man to sit in City Hall. ' Without a split in the Tammany ranks Lyons would not be named, the Republicans reserving him for another year when they would hav*! a chance to put him over. ^' Film Club Salesman Held on Homicide Charge Mack Levine, 2S, who said he was a salesman for the Film Club, waa arraigned In West Side Court on a charge of homicide. He was held without bail by Magistrate Vltale for examination In the Homicide Court. I.ievlne was arrested In connection with the death of Alex- ander Kopp, 4S, father of two chil- dren, who fell from the platform of the subway station at 72nd street and Broadway. Levine explained he was on his way to bu8ln<>s8 when insulted by Kopp. He stated that Kopp invited him off a south-bound train to flsht. Rather than have any fur- ther words Levine left the train to avoid Kopp. When the train drew out Levine alleges that Kopp attempted to as- sault him. He sought to avoid tho blows and Kopp fell to the road- bed, striking his head against tho rail. Levine, with others, lifted tho unconscious form of Kopp to tho platform. About 10 hours later Kopp died In (he Knickerbocker Hospital from a fnictured skull. Levine denied that he struck Kopp.