Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1921, Page 30

5 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 17, 1921, KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Pa Passed Them Along. —By POP MOMAND,‘ AMUSEMENTS : [TwaNT A FEW THES 1 DOUGHT YoU JONE ILL LOOK || NONSENSE! THEY'RE THE THEY'RE TH' LATE — | = ’ | FOR 1Y HUSBAND! LOVELY TS LIKE MR.| | LikE A LATEST THING, SUITABLE FOR THING ANTHONY, LOEW’S THEY MUST HeY SPeNISH || MoRNING OR EVENING WEA SUITABLE FOR. R4 { oLumBI : e - BULL FIGHTER| | CORRECT FOR OPERA OR TORNING OR || i HUnpeon b Tetevsas Aok AT A& LAWN|| HOUSE PaRTY EVENING \EAR! || X || ! ot PaRT | e S =5 d I Eomtinnons. 1030 mm—11 pre A OPERA OR HOUSEJlf—7 NOW PLAVIN PARTY! THEY RE R Paramount Presents FFirst Woman to Be Appointed :Head of Community Service in Washington. CECIL B. § DeMILLE'S Presents His Big Production, JOY BELLS 50 People——— Featuring the Highest Salaried Comedian in Burlesque Harry “Heinie” Cooper The National Four Valaska ( ‘rafts and Harris Snitz Moore nn_ Huber Frank Plekett Chnrien Le ¥ine Dooley Sisters 20—Beautiful Doll Girls—20 : raction: ! 3 - | Extra Attraction: 10--Nay Brox.—-10 AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS, AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. | AMUSEMENTS. The Greatest Colored Juzz Band ||| — i i 3 s S SRRy R s in the World P.S.—Don’t Miss This Show on Your Life 1 T WEEK: “TOWN SCANDALS" s H “ BE RT GAR R I cK ~— , e LI PR R ' Beginning Sunday at 3 P. M. and 8 P. M. N et o Then Daily at 2 and § P. M. ‘ DORIS KEAME Is Edward Sheldon's Grest Love Drama, M " s T c o " TI" “ E i ‘ 1 Greatest Photoplay Triumphl “FORBIDDEN |- FRUIT" AL REEVES I Tl GOBAND. 1 IllIIIH|llmH’HI|mmmlfllfllfll|lflIflllIIl|IIII{IHIIIIIIIIIIIIHI|lfllflflflmflflfllfllflflflflmfllfllfl'WllllllI|I|fllIIIilfllIII|IlIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIHI s\ SATURDAY Children’s Movie - SHIIBERI A = CRANDALL'S o \ _ ‘Rm[; e et s Full Children's Program. Including s 10:3 Ali-Baba_and the Forty Thieves, fo 11 ot Sleeping Beauty and a Real ¢ Doors Open O “ROMANCE”’ F Street at Tenth, at 2 MOORE'S Four Years' Triumph in London. Greatest Semsation in Theatrical History. » TO ACCOMMODATE THE CROWDS By Request of Thousands Who Have Been Unable to Secure Seats The Production Comes to This Theater in Its Entirety From a Three Weeks' Record Run at Poli's. LAST THREE DAYS—TODAY DOORS OPEN AT 10:15 AM. =31 g The Picture the World Has Been Wailing For—The Screen's Greatest Laughmaker in the Most Unusunl % RIALTO 11 AM.—~LAST 2 DAYS—11 P, Scsstest Samsation | in) Theatrteali History. |f Next Week—Beg. Sunday at 3 § “WAY DOWN EAST" l Comedy the Silver Sheet Has Known. MRS. MARIE MOORE FORREST. " Violin Recital Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest today g appointed director of community service by unanimous vote of the board. Mrs. Forrest is the first wom- an to be appointed at the head of Such work in Washington. In making the anouncement the board called at- tention to the big program ahead of eommunity service which would be directed from it headquarters at 918 J0th street northwest. Mrs. Forrest is one of the leaders in community ntry directing in the st_effort being reises at the - memorial 2 Thomas H. Ince Presenta SILK | HOSIERY 4 PARAMOUNT PRODUCTION DEPICTED BY AN ALL-STAR CAST Orehestra Auxiliarics [® W~ NEXT WEEK BETTY | (OMPSON |, anxsoflm CATHERINE HENRY N N \ D. W. GRIFFITH’S WONDER SPECTACLE “It 13 art personified.” —Samuel Gom- pers. “A magnificent production."— . Fess. SHUBERT-BELASCO & Mat. Today RICHARD WALTON TULLY Presents GUY. BATES POST In “THE MASQUERADER" THE ACTOR OF THE TIMES. THE DRAMA OF THE HOUR. &t the Capitol Tues The statement given uul commu- sa; r of commu- assigned to an- Washington ong been di- Washington board entire- rd is pleased to announce Marie Moore Forrest has ed in charge of the work Nights, 50c to $2. . Washington's Birthday and Sat. Mat.. 50c to $2, Y. Ray Comstock and Morris Gest ' Present The Brightest and Merriest Comedy of Recent Years ADAM and EVA With _WILLIAM BOYD—MOLLY MCINTYR® I shall mever forget the absolnte charm of Adam and Eva. A play that stands ont in my memors as about the most captivating parcel of pure joy that has graced our stage in a long. long tim Yours for the theater's best, L. STODDARD TAYLOR. —has taken a partner in the fun business. It's Jackie Musie Director to Continue. “Charles S. Wengerd, director of Music. will continue to co-operate with Mrs. Forrest in all Washington programs. Through no other agency has Washington been so favorably and widely advertised to the world | 2s through the programs she has put on for such times as the visit of the King and queen of the Belgians, the Foprth of July pageant and the more Tecent dedication of the suffrage me- o % 7 The Run at Poli’s Could Not Be Extended Owing to Unalterable Service for 1920 shows that 117,000 Contracts Held by Other Attractions Deople attended various affairs at'the | Beadquarters last year and that all | the way from three to seven organi- sEATs "ow o" sAlE | NEW STANTO'l;“; { | Coogan, the Kid. They're the greatest combination of mirth- makers who ever got together; “Greateet e “A spiritual - tiizeihase 4 = A and the laughs that Charlie Fred 3. Haskins, Gerry Morgan, maybe overlook: 4 A New Art Form Combining Drama, Painting, Poetry and Mausic Ybe overlooks come bright and snappy from the kid. And MOO<E’'S GARDEN 11 AM—~LAST 3 DAYS—11 .M, Popular Prices—25c, 3¢, 35¢ Goldwyn Presents REX BEACH’S worlld you believe it if we told you that here and there, zations are meeting in the bujiding The every night. Some of the organisa- tops with regular schedules are:{ Moving Picture Machine YVeterans of Foreign Wars, American E Legion. Washington Opera Company. . Knights of Columbus Basket Bali Operators’ Association through the siz great reels of Nights and Sat. Mat. 50c to $2.00; other daily Mat., 25c to $1.00. Buy them in advance in the early Mmorning hours, thereby avoiding long lines at the box offiee later in the day. the biggest comedy the world - : has ever seen, there's a sob. League, War Risk Basket Ball i d - League, St. John's College, Steward's | Will Occupy the No Telephone Orders THE Business College, Telephone Oper- | Auditori Tonigh Its a fact—and that’s what &%rs. Government Department Bowl- | um Tonight. ' wing to the cost. length of production and ironbound contract. ing Teams { H AT DOWN ERST Wil mever be shown At less InAn firar-ciass makes the laughter bigger still > “Only with the continued co-oper- A G . theater prices. L Fion of the Washington people as 1{ There Will Be an Old-Time Orchestra Subsidiaries have had it in the past can my work et e ] be a success, sald Mrs. Forrest to-| 66 9 day. “We have a great opportunity a ones to put Washington the beautiful ‘before the country, for the whole ountry looks to Washington for the best always.” ance D% BEGINNING SUNDAY PARAMOUNT PRESENTS 4 ' George Follow the Crowds to ! l “THE KID' 1 For Our Patrons F”Z maU' lce SHIP BOARD AFTER OIL TANKS | PRODUCTION Bids will be opened by the Shipping | In the i CIRCLE S ’.:m":}u’}'u?{ r!:.a:«’::.?‘ CRANDALI.'S ‘,“:,l":nd"}’:"“,;':‘“ [ ANV N 808 barra e okt BRI S e PPER BALLROOM 1] | ,..“:T:;:: S iaited Lo Pf\YING - '“Li‘:.xm ;}I\:){)me»m should be .wemrml5 What ix the greatest thing in lifettt G sen 3 5 H 'D! PER —— - i KATHERINE MacDONALD i : ! =l Mi n"'CRANDALL'S B i NOTICE, PROPERTY OWNERS! | RITERI , e g , We gurantee you aolate roof protection. |\ i VMDIC 3 ALY | % 5 = e el \ C ik & D Sin. N “0 N 3 OI,‘YME e Sk by A ARsT "‘mwl— ATTRACTION. ATIONAL fomiehs, xo ,}‘:nl‘-:: e oo ments LastiziDays ! TRUXTON i Charles Dilingharn Brosemts. isive and troubleproo! DORALD)! ERihe Ac comate sad furter astals toe In “PASSION FRuUIT» ||] A GIANT SIX-REEL sunn—mruxa THAT TOOK A YEAR TO MAKE i LMPPLE BLOSSOMS SERTCNGRNDe o et S| A BRAND NEW PRODUCTION WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY ITS STAR B i e 2 M e e e | I e SECOND OF THE “BIG FIVE” OF WHICH “PASSION” WAS THE FIRST | e ISR iE—— B ! TARTING SUNDAY Special Matines Washington's Bn.hd-y 00 O |+ e Hgghl-";!’ER ‘ A Horso Play Without Any Horseplay. __ COME EARLY—PLAYING TO CAPACITY AT EVERY PERFORMANCE STOP:!—HOW DARE Y( MAKE LOVE TO MY WIFE? WHAT KIND OF WIVES ARE BLIND WIVES? Hm Cooked Appetizing the Pleasant 55¢ FIFE & DRUM INN 75& L FILM CORPORATION Presents “BLIND WIVES” | and Cafeterin ‘ ’//%/WM//WW i T Wor o et o =% &t;ncme Pe ), ! Lender Theater See ouise Glaum in 822 Conn. Ave. N.W. _Cap]tol Theater . e DNEY LUSTSS Gy meiow I LOVE o Warren’ Private Home Cooks e e i HOBAKT ROSWOI: 1119 H N.E. OLIVE TELL in ck's Stage Success, “CLOTHES"” CAROLINA Metro's Big Classic! “BURNING DAYLIGHT” Opening Next Sunday, 3 P.M. ‘"‘;:::;‘:\x BIG SENSATION! HARRY (HICKEY) LEVAN—JIMMIE LAKE. in A THOUSAND TO ON LARRY SEMON, in “THE SlDNEY LUST'S BARRISC Moonshin LAST THREE DAiS BILLY BURKE In the Brilliant Paramount Comedy-Romance “THE EDUCATION OF ELIZABETH” —_— BEGINNING SUNDAY INA CLAIRE In Metro's Splendid Picturization of Her Famous Belasco Stage Success By Guy Bolton and George Middleton “POLLY WITH A PAST” 1 o' LAST 6 p_e___s TIMES Twice Dally, at 2 and 8 P. M. D. W. GRIFFITH' s‘ south of 18th and Columbia road. P! &io, Col. 761-W. Faliroom 'and all brancoes of ‘stage dancing correctly tamen: CATHERINE BALLE 740 9th St. N.W. Franklin 6506 Why waste g with people who waste = your time? We produce results. Leadiog is = | our specialty. Hours, 1 to 10 F.M. 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