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VMason in "Her
kinogram weekly
icken. Chasers."

2-All star cast in "The
'with a comedy, "Good-

"Mother Love and the Law"
news weekly and comedy.
-Tues-14-15-16-Elsie Janis in
'mp" also a "Snub" Pollard corm-
d colored review.
rs-17- 18-H-. B. Warner in
SWoman's Honor" with a kino-

The Stage
THE WHITINEY
"Civilian Clothes," coming with
William Courtney to the Whitney to-
morrow night, tells the story of a
hasty war marriage consummated be-
tween a-captain, in the American forc-
es and a Salvation Army lassie. The
former was Just the man to wear an
army uniform to its best advantage;
and his wife was a former high-strung
society girl who had generously vol-
unteered to serve behind the lines.
,After the war things assumed a new.
'aspect when the' captain who~ had
been reported as killed came to claim
his wife. While army clothes had
made him appear at his best, civilian'
clothes had the opposite effect and
when he presented himself to his wife
in a ready made suit, she refused to
admit that hie was her husband. Aft-
er many strategic moves, however,
his better half was forced to capitu-
late.
Ick Detroit
SLouis Mann in "FRIENDLY ENEMIES" E
SHA UERT AL JOLSON in
It..DETROIT "SINBADOP

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