Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1921, Page 56

* S : 5 i 5 3 — gt -~ L Ad Lo o AENEESE AMUSEMENTS. ATIONAL ™" i wesk. n-—u_—.--—uu:-—m-u The Mot Dntarcatiag sud wm—nm-‘mm DAVID BELASCO sad CHARLES FROMMAN, THE ROMANTIC YOUNG | lADY ml fl ml EDWA! ll‘ KENNETR YHO! STARTING REXT SENDAY ......,Sllfl m QEO. M. OOHAN’S GOMEDIANS MARY == ’flthundOH Aame?: “"Ml ..,..,'m.'m n ,qu: fi;fl'xm..-m-.:u: Special Film Features STRAND Oth at D N.W, VAUDEVI LLE SUPERB D LAST TIMES TODAY— JACK PICKFORD IN THZ FAMOUS 0. HENRY 8TORY, “A DOUBLE-DYED DECEIVER” EMPIRE 911 B Street N.E. MARY PlCKFORD IN HER LATEST OTION, “THE LOVE I.l(lH'l‘” TODAY, MATINEE § P.M.~TOMORROW, OFEN ¢ P.M.— CONWAY TEARLE in "Tl'lB ROAD OF AMBITION" ve Fuashise BXTRA, MATINEE WLY BUDIB ruw in 'll!ll oF THD HAEL OPEN 870 11 2.2~ THR SUPER-SPRECIAL PRODUOTION, “B RT HBOUND" AN ALL-STAR W THEATER & ey TUDAY, 3 TV U P TOM MIX in “PRAIRIE TRAILS" CIRCUS." STH AND @ i‘ll.l.'-—| N ) RE ihil "ROAR TODAY, 3 TO 11 P. M. . DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in “THE MARK OF ZORRO"” :TRUXTON ’.'a-‘.": Today and Tomorrow—HOUSE PETERS in “THE GREAT REDEEMER” and Century Comedy LEADER THEATER=———— AL, WEEK, STARTING TODAY 3 P.M— NEAL HART —1Ne “SKY FIRE" irst Time Showa tn Weshington. See the Famous Aurera Borealls. Alse Special Comedy, BEN TURPIN o “A COUNTRY LOVER.* RITERIO NOW PLATING. “THE GOOD BAD WIFE” Adapted from “THE WILD FAWN" LYMPIC 161 U s TODAY AND TOMORROW— ALLAN DWAN Production, |§ “The Forbidden Thing” Veaturing JAMES KIRKWOOD OPEN 8 P.M. MAE ICIElIAYx;n?J'YlAVLI‘D‘.lT.(th:LL 1a ~EXTRA— i JOHNNY HINES in 1340 Wisconsin Ave, | wm'mgx apRsorcm i | «PORCHY MIXES IN” fi‘l‘! VW 9106 Po. Ava Ph. W. 3 'mvur AXD ToMORROW:- CLARA Kulluu- YOUNG in - oo comedy. —AMERICAN— et 8¢ and R. L Ave. OPEN 3 P.M. “0(( LAS PAIRBANKS In & MAMK OF ZORRO." LIBERTY Neo#th Capitel and P Sts. ——HOME—— GRANDALLS Frorsras CHARLES RAY in | o pnn, AR Y. “HONORABLE ALGY"” | TOONERVILLES VIRE numunl L Bpecal udded attraction, “THE IBLAND OF CUBA." ™DA LORRL | "A"NQ muu" ‘l l‘w DA" PRINCESS || e bt s 1110 B St NE. | CRANDALL'S ™5 CORINNE GRIFFITH in §li ruis whnk - 1o: “IT ISN'T BEING DONE |/ _THEDE PyIL: THIS SEASON" | CAROLINA ALICE JOYCE in NICK! IMI 5'. ll m u “COUSIN KATE” 0y Tn-“mnn RLOCK." " And “THB BOARE- "NEW STANTON | cxikipkry s sworcs ymserms €5 0ad © Sta. M2 Contiswows from 3 9. | 1opAY AxD m".“","-'- DOROTHY PHILLIPS in } RAY. fa “PRAGSYUL ‘ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN’ record-breaking super-attraction. m 14th_Street TOMOR! —ALI STAR CA.P in "TADY OPEN 3 P. lv—bfl!’fllfl 'All- 'Ilw IRE'A FPAN." COMNDY, BANKS s “THN MARK OF ZORR: TrrrLe Baw THE SUNDAY LOEW’S PALACE TODAY AND ALL WEEK A siz-reel cyclone of thrills, action and real romance— Dirccted by Ted Reed. with Mars guerite Delamotte STAR, WASHINGTON, [FAIRDANKS 'TI-IE NuT" TONIGHT AT 820 <.culally Selected Lust bor New York imciuuca FOSTER la.ll"l' BROWN NDER' '=AI ROBERTSON ANDO DALY BIIWAR.I’ lv wooD OSEIFHI1 I -m-n 'll.A KNILL m Othera Including the l-lm laufl- A l'llll.ll!fl COMEDY OF PARISIAN LIFE THE WANDERING JEW M APy Ny Cy™MeE e WVEJVD 7 wm RUTH DRAPER Won."lal‘.fln pejemphe. OHAIACIEI SK!TCHIC Most accomplished o living reciters— Lendon T4 tahin NEXT SLNDAY SEATS THUBDAY - "A merica’s Gmten Musical Comedy OT OF YO BEAUTY AND LAUGH Ell fi ' I 'rod-y at3 & 8; Week Days 2 & 8 | Tims LAST TWO WEEKS “Way Down East” Will Be Forced to Leave Here in Two Weeks By Unalterable Contracts Held By Other Attractions D. W. GRIFFITH’'S MASTERPIRCE PRAISED BY MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL AS APPROPRIATE TO LENTEN SEASON et WARNING! 2% 25 %% You nmember the rush for seats the last eix wesks. This will rush. BUY YOUR SEATS lN ADVANCE FOR THE 0 WEEKS in the early morning hours, thereby aveid standing in long lines at the box olflu I-m- in the day. . Prices—Nights, 50c to $2.00—Matinees 25¢ to $1.00 New York is paying $5.00 s seat. “Well Worth $10.00 ol L% says the ch York l.ltrlld. : S o PRICES 50c to $1.50. D. C, MARCH 13, 1921—PART 3. € MONDAY AND ALL WEEK Y& TOM n.oonmr AND EARL LINDSAY Present The Sensation of Bm‘ny “The California Bathing Girls” ‘With DONNA MONTRAN In & gorgesns and elaborats revue of Bef tumes of the !m Present and Future MELLON & ¢ ln“A SIJGHT [NTERRUI’HON" “IN TWO BEDS” A Comieal rnvuzy oy The Bretbe: V 4 Viend o nore Sreliry St semad "THE INSIDE OF THE CUP” A Paremouzt Produbtion Showa ealy st 1:15 and 4:45 pec! “MOONSHINE” A Mermaid Preduetion fermances Bhown at all perf GAYETY vex Qlittering—Qlistening—Dazzling—Dazing The Million Dollar Dolls With JOE FREED in “THE LITTLE ELEPHANT” A Big Array of Burlesque Stars and Stage Beauties —And— THE MILLION DOLLAR DOLLS CHORUS $1,000,000 NEXT WEEK~—+VIOTORY BELLES” APITOL“M'“':‘W&A; 5 ant 8113 flohmlmm:fl O-nll-l'hn' !.t-ll‘lhlf the Keith Majer Theaters b3 ETHEL LEVEY - :!: SME. No Others Can sm!} Nd.mhg.ywm u -lu of 'the Chisage Grand o,.u ‘Gomn; Juhi’iis TANNNEN AC] l'u.dvly Style TODAY, 3 & S:110-~GERTRUDE HOFFMAN; WHITTING & BURT; OTHERS ng,l_i:S Mats. Thurs. and Saturday POPULAR MAT. THURS.—BEST SEATS $1.50 STILL THE RAGE! The Messrs. Shubert Present The Quaint, Beautiful, Memorable ROMANCE OF YOUTH, LOVE AND SPRINGYIME The Musical Play of Everlasting Joy EILEEN VAN IIEIE WOII'IIE FAULKNER OTIS SHERIDAN Avd the Dear, Delightful Dancing Girls In Fashion’s Frocks of Four Generations. Prices: Nights, 80c fo $2.50; Sat. Mat, 50c to $2.00 Popular Matinee Thursday, 50c to $1.50 1Ay nruoua.nzmy i | N AM_US]:MENTS The Dance Event e 5 RACHMAN[NOFF‘ Saint fat‘risk:f Night At Arcade Auditorium 14th and Park Road N.W. | Second Grand Ball Under the | | Auspices of the Musicians’ Protective Union Continuons DanMag From K30 to 12 P.M. Admission, per cousle, $1.10 Including Beethoven Sonatas FRIDAY, 4:30—NATIONAL Tickets, 250, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00 CONCERT 'VASA PRIHODA Rubenstein Club, THEO KARLE AUDITORIUM '} & ~. v TUESDAY, x Ticketa, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00 Bohemizn Violinist, Belasco—Today at 3:30 CLELIA FIORAVANTI, Contralto Seats on sale at Jordan Pisne Co., 13th and G. MOORE'S RIALTO NINTH AT @ TODAY 2:30P.m. ALL WEEK MTAM. 1AM {HE COMFDY IN WHICH LEO DITRICHSTEIN ICHIEVED ONE OF HIS GREATEST STAGE SUCCESSES. GOLDWYN Prosonts AN ALL STAR PRODC . .1OUN THE CONCERT by Hermann Bahr Durecded by Victor Schertsinger THE CAS8T INCLUDING LEWIS S. STONE MYRTLE STEDMAN MABEL JULIENNE SCOTT RAYMOND HATTON GERTRUDE ASTOR RUSS POWELL LYDIA YE.MANS TITUS FRANCES HALL IN CONJUNCTION WITH UNUSUAL AND BEABTIFUL MUSICAL FEITIIB INCLUDING A CONCERT PROLOGUE DANIEL BREESKIN ROBERT BOND GOTTA = VIOLIN PIANO ' SELECTIONS VIOLIN 8OLO—“8OUVENIR"—FRANS DRDLA BNCORE NUMBER—'YOU ARE FREE”"—“APPLR u.omur PIANO SOLO— LIEBESTRAUM"—LISST ADDED A'!mmoxs__._.._._g. Rialto Symphony Orchestra Selected Christie M Daniel Breeskin, Conductor Scenic !lbkflg Overture, Fantasia From Exclusive Bhowing l“. “Rigoletto." Fox News Special Overture Number St. Patrick's Day “Sounds From Erin."” GARDEN NINTHBET.D & E TODAY 2:30 P. M. ALL WEEK POPULAR PRICES 25¢, 30c, 38« pldmici ettt B GOLDWYN PRESENTS ONE OF THE BEST SEA PICTURES EVER MADE 'nzcnmo BARKERS pnonucnou ‘GODLESS MEH ADAPYED FROM Tile BON AMES Wil fARsOULS