Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1921, Page 54

¥ AMUSEMENTS. SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, MARCH 6, 1921—PART 3. AMUSEMENTS MOCRE'S RIALTO MNINTH AT G YODAY 2:30 P.M. ALL WEEK unam,1npm If You Are Partiz! to High-Class Com- edy, Don't Miss This Screen Interpre- tation of One of the Funnicsi Shows That Ever Made a Hit on Broadway. It Is Crammed [Full of Clean, Clever Humor and s n Better Than the Stage Version. presents TOM MOORE Vificer 666 theCohan & Harris Notable stage, success by Anm Mfiwm / Directed by PN Ha}‘ly Beaumo ! Samuel! Goidwyn 1 | | -ADDED ATTRACTIONS i i i | Rialto Symphony Orchestra Selected Christie Comedy, ' Daniel Breeskin, Conductor “Scrappily Married” ‘ “Home, Sweet Home, the World Over” Exclusive Showing Latest ‘Overture, Descriptive, Fox News SPECIAL ENCORE NUMBER, The New “Harding March" Respectfully Dedicated to “Our President” by John Jon-s MOORE'S GARDEN NINTH BET. D & E i TODAY 2:30 P.M. ALL WEEK uam,uprm | POPULAR PRICES 25c, 30c, 35¢ FROM THE POPULAR NOVEL BY SAMUEL MERWIN DEPICTED BY AN ALL-STAR CAST, INCLUDING RUBYE DE REMER MATT MOORE JULIA SWAYNE GORDON CLAIRE WHITNEY CHARLES GERARD AND OTHERS OF EQUAL NOTE SUBSIDIARIES e e 1T e s I.OEW’S COLUMBIA SECOND TRIUMPHANT WEEK The gorgeaus production that features the fourleenth super. program of the season ot Loew's Columbia—Robert Z. Leonard’s adaptation of Clara Beranger’s story— COLUMBIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 2, _hun Brusiloff, Director Opverture, *“Barber of Seville” Preiu “As e, Through a Street™ CRANDALL’S K SMETODAY — MON 722m5 In Allan Dwan's Commanding Pic mendous Dramas Ever Lssaued in In Which Comtrasting Roles Arc Maguifi-ently Distigwished Players, Including James Kirkwood, Noah Beery, Rhea Mitchell, Mary Thirman, | Added Featurcs of Distinction, Both Pictorial 18th St. at Columbia Road. MATINEES SUNDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2:30 First National Presents a Powerful Tale Interpreted Flawlessly by A CAST OF STARS rization of Ome of the Mozt Tre- Celluloid, a Master Work Entitled “THE SCOFFER” Philo McCullough, Eugenie Besserer. Portrayed by and Musical Ees.-Wed.—PRlSCILLA DEAN in “Outside the Law” Thars.-Fri —BRYANT WASHBURN in “A Fall Hoase” MACKE SENNETT'S LATEST, “THE MOV IE FAN” VARIED SUBSIDIARY FEATUPRES P& ALL THIS WEEK First Nationul Presents the Greatest Comedy SYMPHON ALWAYS A GOCD SHOW Siz Full Reels of Joy—One Full Year to Make. f/:.fl//.f PLACE OUT Sat.—CONSTANCE BINNEY in “Something Different” RARDALL’S THEATER CHARLIE CHAPLIN Supported by Jackie Coogan, Edna Purviance and Other Stars in His New Million-Dollar Suyer-Special. “THE KID” sented During Its Record Run at the Metropolitam. OF 7HE COMMON LACE ovEsEnTInG o (T STEL St T b2ty e R AP AES wo armactions Nights, 50c fo $2.50; Wed. Mat., 50c to $1.50; Sat. Mat., 50c to $2 ¥ ORCHESTRA Ninth at E of All Time Ezactly as Pre- TEADER THEATER 9th Below F Starting Today, 3 P.M. Continuoux Daily, 10 AM. to 11 P.M. THE WORLD'S SWEETHEART MARY PICKFORD IN HER NEWEST AND GREATEST FUATLRE “THE LOVE LIGHT” The Famous Little Star in n Wonderful Italinn Eight-Reel Drama Directed by FRANCIS MARION EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION The Toonerville Trolley That Mcets All Trains “THE SKIPPER’S NARROW ESCAPE”—2 REELS Buxed 1 pon the Famons Cartanns by FONTAINE FOX ATIONAL TNIEHT T WEEK ann—-‘hfl-—ofl-—.wmm-wmamm —— CRANDALL'S METROPOLITAN 3« Beginning Today Will Offer Allan Dwan’s greatest Photo-dramatic Achievement,released throughFirst National SCOFFER &1 WILLIAM MOORE PATCH Announces 1921'S MODEL MUSICALCOMEDY HIT DOUGLAS LEAVITT FLORENCE HOPE, HARRY SHORT, MaRY ), ALBERT SACKETT, FLORENCE EARLE, NORMA BROWM, RaYy GRORGE DANY AN COM CHORUS of 60 GIRLS -— GIRLS ~— RGIRLS| ! 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