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ELLIOTT DEXTER and GECRGE FAWCETT PRODUCTION WITH LOIS WILSON
Is a woman old at thirty-eight? Must she be deaf to the voice of romance?—blind to the sparkle of a pretty dress? This mother was—until Youth whispered gayly in her ear, urging her on. Then— Then you'll say it's William deMille's best production.
-Screen play by Clara Beranger From the play by A. E. Thomas and ROLIN COMEDY 10c 35c STARTING SATURDAY Ethel Clayton in "Can a Woman Love Twice" O. OF O. FLAYERS HARD AT PRACTICE O'CONNOR HUNTINGTON'S MEN EXPECT TOUGH GAME WITH IDAHO PLAYERS Eugene, Ore.—In preparation for the  Battle Saturday with Idaho, the University of Oregon team is engaged in a week's hard practice, with light workouts for the backs and blocking for the linemen. Last week's game with Whitman indicates to Coach Huntington that there is no cause for worry in the backfield and the work of Von Der Aho and Reed in the line was engineering. Chapman and Latham are being drilled on their kicks. There is a slight chance of any change of personnel in the backfield for Saturday's game, although Kirtley, French, Alkyson, and Poulsen could go into the game if necessary. Wilson and Sinclair are still competing for center. Probability is the choice for guards. 