Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1921, Page 32

I Caleorma \y Eer *Tis winter in this pleasant land, where I have pitched my moving tent, but goods like saow and sleet are banned, and frosts don’t function worth a cent. Yet fogs come drifting from the deep and morns and eves are often cold, and shivers ‘through your system creep, and all the air seems damp withj mold. And then you'd like to build a fire, a good old-fashioned roaring blaze, such as all mortal scouts desire, on cold and clam- my winter days. But here, where all the prospects please, and only profiteers are vile, you'll have to sit around and freeze—no man can own a cordwood pile. ‘We buy our wood in little sacks | which from some distant forests came; with chunks the size of carpet tacks we feed the sad and ghastly flame. Our coal we urchase by the quart, and burn- i mg it seems quite a crime; no| fire can roar and rip and snortl when fed a pellet at a time. The fog enshrouds this winter night, it pierces through me like a sword lantern’s burning as | 1 write—it’s all the heat 1 canj afford. But there are countless | sunny days when everything is fine and grand, and then I take my lyre and praise the glories of this wondrous land. WALT MASON. {(Copyright by George Matthew Adams.) | | Other Program Hits. AMUSEMENTS. PaLacE m s mmr T Comtinuous, 10:30 a. s—d1 p. = B LAST THREE DAYS . ALLISON “Marriage of Wm. Ashe” By Mrs. Humphry Ward Beginning Sundsy BILLY BURKE l In “Education of Elizabeth' LOEW’S OLUMBI Continuous, 1030 a. m—11 p- m. LAST THREE DAYS Paramount Presents “THE INSIDE OF THECUP’ By WINSTON CHURCHILL Beginaing Sunday. | CECIL B. DeMILLE’S I oForbidden Fruit PLANTS FOR WHITE HOUSE Grounds of Mansion to Be City's | Real “Garden Spot."” i The grounds about the White House are to be made the real garden spot of the National Capital, according to plans completed by the office of pub- lic_buildings and zrounds. Workmen already have started to beautify the grounds after elaborate ideas worked out by the best experts in the employ of the government. | These plans have been made known ; to Mrs. Harding and have met vmhl enthusiastic approval. Within the past fex days more | than 5,000 pansy plants of various golors and species have been planted | in_the north and south grounds. Be- | gides these, many tulips have been | planted to the north of the execu- tive offices and directly in front of the White House. T%e rose gardens | will be made larger and, if possible, i more beautiful. When the gardens #re completed it is expected that the ‘White House collection of roses will gurpass any similar group in_the east. if not the entire country. Both President-elect and Mrs. Harding are K¥nown to be especially fond of flow- ers and, because of this and the in- timation that Mrs. Harding expects fo hold a series of lawn parties in the summer. the public buildings and grounds office has planned accord- ingly. | __*— i [ Order Your Flora1 V. lxp‘ of §Il'fler 900 14th. T!l “ 2416. .—Advertu!ement_ ognaii, e SF . DRIVE FOR RECRUITS. | Pederal Employes’ Union, No. 2, to | Start Campaign Monday. An intensive campaign to recruit the membership of Federal Employes’ Union, No. 2, will be undertaken, be- ginning Monday. The local is already the largest unit of the National Fed- eration of Federal Employes. - Every branch of the union will be called upon to meet during the next two months to consider the topic of edding to the membership of the unfon. These meetings will be in addition to the regular branch meetings, and will be devoted to ways and means for building up the membership of the e local. ‘The union has lost members through the reduction of war-time forces. Plans to interest the newcomers to Washington during the next adminis- tration in the union probably will be ‘considered. MRS. ADAMS TO LECTURE. Tllustrated Talk on Parana and Paraguay River Basins. South America’s “land of milk and honey,” the basins of the Parana and Paraguay rivers, will be the subject of an illustrated lecture by Mrs. Har- riet Chalmers Adams before members of the National Geographic Society tomorrow afternoon and evening. “hese rivers tap the most fertile parts of Argentina and Paraguay and he 1mportanl temperate section of P On lhelr estuary, “the River Plata.” is the metropolis of the southern hemisphere, Buenos Aires, and an- other of the great cities of South Montevideo. In Our Photo Department 8 by 10 Enlargements 35¢ You will always find it pays to have Photo work done by Leese. AT DINNER At the Pleasant FIFE and DRUM INN Cooked by Private Home Cooks. 322 Conn. Ave. NW. Take Note of Our Officers and Directors Maurice D. Rosenbersg, President Joseph Sanders...1st Vice Pres. W. A. Bennett. ....2d Vice Prea. Irvin Owings B. P. Andrews, Leuis Bumh. A Brylawskl, il “Economic Factors in Charles Cllaplin in the comedy he took a year to make i “THE KID” Six reels of joy NEXT WEEK ONLY, AT CRANDALL'S, [ METROPOLITAN | THORNTON BURGESS| KNICKERBOCKER THEATER Fri. Feb. 11, 4 P.0. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Y’ Gotta Be Careful These Days. CofE oM o) LETS HOP N DEAR, A TAXI AN GO TO A AMUSEMENTS. | AMUSEMENTS. | THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1921 —By POP MOMAND. 7 AMUSEMEN TS. What are the duties CECIL B. A drama warm with the It Begins Sunday! a steadily drags her downward? another offers o fine, true love -that would lift her up? These are some of the questions asked in— “FORBIDDEN FRUIT” By Jeanie MacPherson—A Paramount Picture FEATURING L Agnes Ayres, Forrest Stanley, Kathlyn Williams —a story that blends the spiritual To Think Abowt” with the flare and silky fashion of “Why Change Your Wifel?”—Remember! —BEGINNING NEXT SUNDAY— —LOEW’S COLUMBIA— [ms;mm wife owes a husband who What shall she do when DeMILLE’S intozicating lure of humanity beauty of “Something Special Film Features | CRANDALL'S Yo rumaten Gl.Ave.C Quebee St. NDAYMAR ! in “HELIOTROPE." W—. AUOD Jb’fl‘l in *‘COUSBIN An Y FAIR GIRLS, in BUCK JONES in “TWO MOONS” NEW STANTON i 4 5 ! 5. N.E. 00—9:30 P.M. A Western Drama of Mighty Thrills, LYRIC l«l ul’::fll]r‘vlll-‘ Sts, N.W. THB STOLL FILX OCORPORATION sents “THE LURE OF CROON WATER." Sidney Laust's 9th Below F TODAY— DOUGLAS FAIRBANES, in *“THE MARK OF ZORKO." FATTY ARBUCKLE. in “THB (ol;lnx—fluuh!— 18th sad Sts. BESSIE n,uumu ALE, “THE DARK ROAD.” Also Comedy. Starting Sanday, Feb. 13, in addition to our reg- ular show, Episode No. 1 of *‘Vanishing Trails,” the new super-serial. in Tickets, 25e, 50c and $1.00 Now om sale at Theater. Benefit of Girl Scouts. CRANDALL’S F at 10th MeTRoPoLITAN LAST THREE DAYS © 10130 A. M. to 11 P. M. James Oliver Curwoed’s $$1SOBEL [|= or THE TRAIL'S END Wi House Peters—Jane Novak Distinetive Added Attractions K CRAWDALL'S 18%h aad Col Rd NICKERBOCKER —~RODAY— seiecve Orietal Remance, PALACE OF DARKENED WINDOWS Mack Semnett's “A FIRESIDE BREWER” | CRANDALL'S l KNICKERBOCKER 13tk and Col. Rd. Today, Beginning aut 6130 STAR CAST in Select's Oriental Romance THE PALACE OF DARKENED WINDOWS Mack Semnmett's “A Fireside Brewer” Sth at D Street N.W. Continuous frem 12 Noon. VAUDEVILLE SUPERB mbenum-AC:ll: Presents Document “THE STEALERS” | The great ciimax of which is actuaily i taged with wonderful scenic and lighting || | eftects st matinee and two evening per- | formances. Augmented orchestra. Sym- phonic orchestration. EMPIRE 911 H %t. N.E. ALL-STAR CAST In Pathe's Special “THE H UNDREDTH CHANCE” ODONNELLS v 535 Sth St. S.B. HARRY CARBY, in “HEARTS UP." 2 Revere Theater O’'DONNELL’S %erevs, Joema OECIL B. DB MILLE'S ‘G TO THINK ABOUT. CIRCLE o0 m A s PAT.” Pathe Review. GAYET School of Fereign Service Georgetown University ln!emlioln.l Relations” || Prof. James l.lntence l.all(klm Director Jou Political Fecon Auditert: tional Muse 10th and B Sts. N.W. Friday, February 11, 8:38 0’Cleck Public Invited " FREE PICTURES OIL FIELDS OF LOUISIANA Shewn every night at 8 o'clock at T18 14th st. Cpme and u.m A.«. fortunes are made. 19° < INE | | Make -’.. !.Il‘ OF COMMERCE BAN AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. quality stationery of every description is here from which te make selec- tion. vail.! E. Morrison Paper Moderate prices pre- MAX SIIIJIIEI!I BELASCO =il -_n. m Pr-nt COGNAC IIMAI-IIIIIII OLIVE E TELL “ToM POWERS And a netewerthy eust, o NATIONAL Pelr-l" ALL STAR BENEFIT Only Public o £ SOTHERN AND JULIA MaARTOWE Zesdings pLeaxor EYNOLDS, Centmslte o un6 Vieliniat Tickets "o 'Bale .’ ot Box Ofes: _‘l‘-guu || CRANDALL'S Ph. W. 963 “PLYING | NEXT WEEK: AL REEVES OLYMPIC 1423 U BT. N.W. ROMANCE." MARY MILES MINTBE, in A CUMBFRLAND T g 5 QBT. N.E. TRUXTON HEIITRHW}‘" RAWLINSON 'PASSERS-BY." Pathe’s Special! 1119 H N.E. DE HAVEN Oth and O Sta. vw I-STAR CAST, Elm 14th fllmt 8 in “TWIN BEDS” AL PARLON. BEDROOM ASD BATH." HOME—— JOSEPH DOWLING, in “The Kentucky Colonel” PRINCESS DOROTHY DALTON and CHARLES RAY in “THE BACK OF MAN”" CAROLINA First National's Comedy Sueeess, MR. AND MRS. CARTER and R. 1. Ave. BREAMBR (a (I IWUIEI]IHHDIH]]]]IHMIHHHHUIHH (I PBTERS, nmorol.rnn F Street at 10th LAST, THREE DAYS—JANE NOVAK and HOYRE in JAMES OLIVER 00D'S “'ISOBEL: OR, THE TRATL'S *“THE FORBIDDEN CRANDALL'S VANTTY | CR A "Dm,s Theater 9h & E Sta, TODAY AND TOMORROW_NORMA _TAL- orrY. SAVOY THEATFR 14th and Col. Road TODAY_JUMTINE, JOHNETONE o OKBIR! And PATR CRANDALL'S 2PM. in “PARSION.* _ 8.5 7TAND O P.M. AVENUE GRAND 643 Pa. Ave, S.E, MATS. DATLY: 3 P.M. SUNDAY. TODAY AND TOMORROW—POLA KEGRI, RMANCES AT 1, CRANDALL’S 624 H N.E. ERT MISLEADING LADY." 9th St. Below F ALL WEEK A NEW SENSATION IN BURLESQUE L. H. HERK Offers ANOTHER PEEK-A-BOO JINGLE JINGLE A SHOW COMPOSED OF BURLESQUE AND VAUDEVILLE STARS HEADED BY FIELD MORRISSEY SISTERS—HARRY O'NEAL 24—CALIFORNIA BEAUTIES—24 APOLLO THEATER TODAY—BESSIE LOVE, in ‘THE MID- LANDBRS," TOMORRO LYTELL, in “THE -AY BUTI—WHEN __IT TO WIVES—WHAT WIVES? “HXCHAN BE lo ROBBERY—— CcoMES KIND WILL OPEN THE THE Womil, ‘ OF WIVES ARE u.mnl THE HOWARD PLAYERS Zord Dumsaxy's “The Teats of e Arsbe.” Ridgely Torronoe’s *‘Simen the Oyremisa.” Dicgotion ot Marle lluh ll l'fll Beats Now on ; Cal. Moore-Forrest Cleen Throckmortan ormal School W Ar at E-fil l.f. nw, ol l- i Most Screened. THE GREATEST CURWOOD STORY OF THEM ALL! 'RANDALL'S METROPFOLITQNI B P”Z| - Tris WEEK PRESENTS < The Most Unusual, the Sweetest and JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD’S Majestic Story of Thrilling Adventure, Bitter Feuds Pioturesque Grandeurs of the Land of the Lost Balloonists and Titled and Imperishable Love, Set Amid ISOBEL or THE TRAIL'S END In Which a Symphony of the Emotions Is Per- Jectly Attuned to the Brilliant Talents of HOUSE PETERS—JANE NOVAK A Prisma Natsral Color Prologue Vanity Fair Girls in “Oh, Promise Pathe Picturizad News Topics of the Day Overture “Lady Billy” Virile Love Epic of the North Ever Metropolitan Concert Orchestra the the Me” “EXTRA DRY” A Friedlander Production de Loxe “BILL BLITHERS LAWYER” “MARCONI BROS.” “THE BANDMASTER AND THE COON” “LEON AND MITZI” “NELSON AND BAILEY” “THE FIRESIDE BREWER” An_Added Matinee Attraction,’ ROSCOE (FATTY) ARBUCKLE “THE LIFE OF THE PARTY” And Bome Party Tt Is A Feature Show at 1.15 and 445 .Daily Except Sunday GUY John Hunter a London fog, t the mental and Move int Slllll![l“ GARRICK 3 Bousens NEXT WEEE—SEATS NOW. & hDOI‘IS Keane “ROMANCE” Four Years Triumph in London. Poli’S NOW MUST CONTINUE Te Acoommodats the People Il This and Next Week Twice Daily at 2 and 8 P. M. D. W. GRIFFITH'S THE GREAT AMERICAN ACTOR POST. THE MASQU ERADER An ‘epoch-making evemt in the annals of American amusements is the presentation by Richard Waiton Tully of the virile, compelling, ac- complished, American actor, GUY BATES POST, in the {ridescent bubble of modern humanity, “The ernder.” This dramatic masterpiece by Booth, taken from the widely-read novel of Kath Cocll Thurston, Intimately fllustrates the lives of two men who met in The dual characterization offers Mr. Post a wonderful opportunity and the contrasted characters are impersonated by him with all the art of a genius mind. His drug flend is a pitiful wretch, his Loder, the “man,” artistically more massive in presentation than any modern doll‘. its Donflstolll scenes move wl'.h the smooth Bl SPECTIAL CONCERT, N. Y. PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Josef Stransky, Conductor ‘Wagner aad Tachalkewsky Program, Monday, 4:30, Feb. 14, Natlonal Tickets, §3.50, §2.00, §1.50, §1.00, Office of T. Arthur Smith, 1508 G wt. BATES Orchentra, $2.50 raded identities and living quarters. the other. moral antithesis and fateresting than Jekyl nd that is th. diu"‘i ”L |u, 't ‘this wonderful play \s—A L1V~ e.rufommc REFLEX OF THE WARP Box Office Sale Today Mail Orders Still Received Prices: Nights and Sat. Mat, . .n-;ao;-z—- erine and rde— C BEGINNING SATURDAY DORALDINA THE COUNTRY AND EUROPR. 11 A. M.—Last 3 Days—11 P. 3. DANIELS COULDN'T HELP IT “In the Bishop's Carriage” Orchestra I~ NEXT WEEK ~9 THOMAS H. INCE Presents BENNETT Popular Prices—25¢c, 30c, 35¢ SPENDERS With Am Exceptional Cast Orchestra A BEGINNING SUNDAY®A GOLDWYN AND BEACH Present REX BEACH'S THE SILVER RITERIO #th and D N.W. TALK OF THIS Hula with, all the world sban- don of & daugh. ter of the trop ical isles, and the American who watched with hot exes found—Doraldina Realart Presents SHE Adapted From Auxiltaries SILK OSIERY Hampton Presents THE ~ Substaiaries Famons Story Saturdsy, Feb. 12, 10:30 A X Nursery—Ten Lita~ Indians. Nature—Birth of a Flower. § Comed: Bumps st the Dentist. Feature—. “My First Jury.” Patriotic—America Junior. Orange. of Colzm- DANCING | specat care WEEK NIGHTS Taunching an increase in our corps of expert dancing instructors. Private and Class Given Children New Classes Now Forming (»'lllfll.-..llb.n 0ol 1228 WHAT ARE STOPI'—HOW_ DARE YOU | LOVE TO MY KIND OF BLIND B F KEITH’S .= usll!l -33 Hol'y and 8 I- “ACE HIGH"—Post DOROTHY JARDON BABAH PADDEN & CO in “The Cheap Orchestra of Symphony Players Nights and 8; t., G0e to $3.00 Other Dafly Mats., 35c to $1.00 No Telephone Orders. SATU 10130 A.M., 1:15 P.I., s P.M, CHILDREN’S MOVIE ING HAL AKELLY and. MARY WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST AND de of Feminime Loveliness ‘Horbert conduct the augmented or- Al X B Hote—Ry popular maquoet, Btarting Next &mdx.y—suu Seling. CR ITERIO Sth & D N.W. LAST 2 DAYS fve, Entertatai Chiid; = oates || THE SAGE HEN an AR IND, The o o s ALFRED COR The Emiment Prench Pianist FRIDAY AFT. 4: TOT 30, NATIONAL MILBURN Woman.” MAS' RE- Charles VUE OOMPANY, At ke || € 1 SN, Eftoow, pei s Rmipy . Denro Bros. 3 Karey, rl Emmy’s Pets. e&: Attrao- The K,lsl‘gr-hnhl- %!r:,- Operetta. = = WILDA BENNETT—PERCIVAL ENIGHT FRED and ADELE ASTAIRE AUDITORIUM 1 =x: . X Ave DAV lbUN bmrlm Mnw.i Wi m.’-”-‘fl“-“ & be taught. a "RIGHTW, MR, TEMRERTON, 0 Gertrode T Kitmu, ‘stacra: Wil give dcisens 12 Claasi- cal, interprotive sad daneing. 1336 Columbia rad. Phone Columbia xeu.l AY | . SCHOOL OF DANCING, 1218 NEW YORK AVE. FORMER Hoffman, Mae Murruy. DANCING A muam-nn reat, 35. W. 1125. Eit. 3904