■M Program at Kearser A . L‘ ■ • ' -■ Dancing Act; Headliner; Clara Bow Starred in “Plastic Age”,'7:v, / Fibn Feature• ■! \ Setiofield and girts will be at th*'Kearp* Monday, heading a fine bill of vaudeville/ Mr. Schofield is I on* of .the best terpsiehorean artists lt;mHhostag* and has surrounded him* 'frith a bevy o? beautiful girls who fcijdw how to sing- and dance. The act corner here dlrfect from th.s New . Turk success and will undoubtedly. prOTO to bo one of the most entertain- , ihr 'aots.of the soRsoTi. jOther acts to be given at the Kearse Itj the program for Mon day-We dries- s ■: day are the Country -Club' Girls '(fern- . ittvro ouartet). Chris Chisholm and; Viola Bn an (comedy act), and Ten- t ' Ofihoa and ..old. « The film feature stars Clara Bow. j Mbs Bow’fl youthful gaiety has never; been .^eec to more entertaining advan^ ; . tags than in ' The Plastic-Age/’ 5A3 the good-had little girl In the i 1*3*0 version of-Percy Marks’ popular,• hjvel of college life, she presents a i whimsical touch to- her work that-adds greater laurels to her fast as- , sending: fctar of screen popularity. Featured with Miss Bow are Donald' Keith, Mary Alden, Henry B, TVal-' . Gilbert Roland and others, he;• picture was directed by Wesley Rug-: