Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1921, Page 55

AMUSEMENTS? < THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 24, 1921—PART 3. AMUSEMENTS - Amusement s ~ The Photoplay AY R. ROCKETT. president of the Rockett Film Corporation, de- votes a newspaper column, in a recent message, to tell what |_hc motion picture has done for the world. His story is too long for | reproduction here, but some of the points he makes may be | ; summed up in justice to a popular favoritc that has been more used to 3 chiding than to praise in recent months. Mr. Rockett is. 6f course, strongly averse to .censorship, and but few who are aware of what cen- sorship means will be disposed to blame him. The argument seems irre- sistible that the general public is better fitted to determine what it should have than a small committee selected from its millions, cach imbued ‘with the spirit of a public moralist, and the fate of a picture often de- pending upon a majority of the board, which may be very small as well as very large. ¥ Ok kK UT the present object is to set forth what the photoplay has done. not what it should not do. Mr. Rockett's claims will be quoted in this article for the sake of brevity. * ok k% 3 SO TTHE moving picture has lengthened the lives of the old by giving them a_new interest in life. It puts them in touch with the world and renews their yvouth. It helps to keep the parents up to date with the ‘kiddies’ and keeps the family together in the evening. 1+ has brought the ends of the earth together and made the peoples oi the world. for « the first time. understand the needs of one another. This is the greatest influence for world-wide peace. It -has made a tour of the world poo- sible by staying at home, the photoplay taking the fan everywhere. It shows how things are made and gives us an understanding of the trc—! mendous cleverness of man, and people who habitually see pictures are | better informed than people who taboo them. i z * ok ok X | **TJOR a long time, the church locked upon the film as a devil. but it} i | | has been found a great medium for good. and now churches are nstalling projection machines so rapidly that theater managers have taken alarm. In education work its usefulness has no limit. It is in all large schools. colleges and universities, and has been found so much superior to the text book that educators look to it to revoluntionize cducationa] methods. Its use tends to quicken instruction. and. there- : fore. to shorten the school and college tcrm., thus bringing girls and boy $ into the channels of production at an earlicr age. the grand result being . to lighten the economic burden of the world and to greatly lessen pov- - v It has vastly aided the healing sciences by spreading broadcast : the knowledge of hygiene and sanitation, and is doing a great work of y . o 7 4 : instruction in surgery and the care of the sick and the insane. | 2 K : OS " helped win the world war by patriotic scatiment. and it was one of | ‘TALMADGE, g : o L RY : the most powerful factors in selling liberty bonds and in putting | : : : b THEBE : over the various drives for relief funds. | Metropolitars ; ‘ ; * % k% = 5 ST s e i s A 4166 5 5 o g AERE Nazimova Q@ PAULINE TREDERICK.> Rislto - was the first form of entertainment within the reach of the great < o ? ‘l d : Publx'c‘. It '_o?‘i_c th': greatest stars in the world into the small towns"and eErmmmreloll) o EEa— alace 6{1‘311&. : put them within the reach of all. L f H s ‘ ALICE JOYCE Knickerbocker G b T has-developed a wealth of dramatic talent that never would have | : "fi?ted It‘h:hsx;g;. andhit has been a godsend to hundreds of clever 8 . Playerfolk who had been thrown into the scrap heap by the stage be- 1 . 7 . ) J J J : i e BICARIDY 8 Tale of a Temperament. | § ) . | NEXT WEEK'S PHOTOPLAYS. A NEW DIMENSION IN THE MOVIES. Lk R k% {HE stage director was looking for | 0 0 a S ls ee () = 5 S SHCH : “IT has encouraged and vivified all the arts. It has stimulated the T a_type. or. rather, for a tempera- | | g Plh‘ce. EPWIN JUSTUS MAYER says 2 new *h he - [ . drama. painting. sculpture. music. literature, poetry. dancing. by de-|{ment. He wanted a handsome, heroic| ]m;“n"“,.““.cilih-“)”l“fi“ in Metro's produc- dimensfon has been discovered tor = & ?;anfimz all tf;‘ese in its productions and employing the greatest masters [voung actor who could play a fery, | e e L el | for the photoniey Uk all arts in the production of fi;ms*a:d in the theaters. Iemoxmn... Aflammable Spanish count | AT PHOTOPLAY HOUSES ALL THIS WEEK i -Columbia. M The Calinet of Doctor Caligari tng & £ - ¢ S > 3 in a new operetta. | S = i Sentimental T » the film Say¥s Mr. Maycr, “after creating a mpletely has stimulated every trade. and especially the building trade and | For six weeks th: staze dizector had| | METROPOLI 1 Passion Flower.” Shown today at 3 pm. | | version of Sir Jamea M. Barric's stors. | sensation on the continent. recont doctor. the liberal arts. It has created many new professions. such as dircc- {Tansacked Broadway without res PALAGE=“Biillions" ‘Shown today at 3 pin | | with Mabel Taliaferro. Gareth HUBES had its American pren e e tori. art directors, technical directors, scenarioists, cinematographars, ;aov:'. on the morning of e hearsal. hel | (& I'L S i l .d :r i at 3 p. d’ 5 and May McAvoy. e nvr ncis lives - he e o falr cutters, editors, etc, etc. 3 +{part’ was unfilied. As the stuge di- JLUMBIA—"Buried Treasure.” Shown today at 3 p.m. ! - 2 BSibeenixs g s e e 3 = : * x k% [Ecaton et lofice fto LalllchoLpLs GARDEN—"The Untamed Woman,” with musical and dancing pro- | Metropolitan. e red : T 'l‘.a.; enriched authors by utilizing their old works and deman,fing}ay;pmm-mu by a der Z man gue. Shown today at 3 p.m. . ;u_)é\'{ n-n\"omin-IMarran{.' All:x-n l;h;l; “m”' “‘ h ok “ '-" 2d beensr to (‘zlx» : e hob = cere . s St i 3 5 xR P A E inc-reel production. Starring i e v hir ssion their new ones. M L e e RIALTO—"Good Women.” Shown today at 3 p.m. Doroihy Dhillips. : # story of Caligari. This ' rad the “application of ihe id as * x % s AR g music roll. H ==hmae == = T = S5 N {ne of S tmis Tel;lgloy_s a vast army of men and women in fts manifold activities of | €3¢8 and a pale grax ssion Flower.” , National picture, “Habit” describes! Knickerbocker. s Sl Tl Rhejecenic sk e production, distribution and exhibition, and in the arts and crafts| wigrg ech Soni— " he stammered. 2 e, | Wot mcrely a drama. nor JuSU 4 ro-i “Man - Woman - Marriage” [jonel | the characters in their sets. To do Cesare. the that feed it. i eyt rhiaien £ i1 be pictured | mance. but both. The supplemientary | Barrymore, in “The Great Adven-'this ihey abandoned all the rigorous | awakened %k ok ok v e e A O e s v Topoilian Theater | attraction will be “HODBODINS.T: | tare”; Bebe Daniels. in “Ducks &nd i and conventional laws of movic pro- an will not : - s o ginmng this afternoon. | Thursday and Friday Alice Joyce: Drakes, a: s, art, ! dueti and a ed ich day a IT},h“ touched the whole wide world. and its touch has been to| .GAD You danco— parts filin version of | and Larry Semon, Vitagraph StAre.: G Maiicy andl DYl 8. Hart i e e donandi et Besenits impich R aites B _lgsg_;nd these are only a few of the eeadithmEs Ahaleh o bt oYes sir: T P powerful drama, | will be featured, the former in “Her > the dircensio thic rather y on Cali- 7 done. €s the flms have | “Leave your name and address play of d Lord and Masier,” the latter in “The Crandall's, depth. As et e Ty Tinally : ety Nothing open at present that suiis which was| Hick"; Saturday. Roscoe Arbuckle, in | 3 i the photoplay has been loosely dubted othed. is : HIS is a startling bill of ! your type. 4 S Pelasco theaier | “Brewster's Miilions. } . Marshali Neilan's production - of | “cyubistic ™ “inYpress.onistic.” 3 nt pur- * rtling bill of particulars and should serve to draw more | .o biie Frarvoic: fadel pater. ce O'Neil in_ the role posed | — i “Bob Hamplon of Placer.” Charles | (he artists define themscives s erver i 4 "or dor its preservation. An instrumentality for good and of such |, “Yes. Spanish—fire. em vio- ! mentam r 3 “The Barbarian.” a Pioneer produc l = bR e LI 2N v"fi‘-h;r'._\l\_(-‘ picture i an hers o to th : :hu h °x°s P"?g"rnons merits the best and the fairest consideration of | §n¢€ and lines like ihese— mey Bt [fafbs: i Fbe s shomn et l\f“""""-“! s e e ) b 4 ¢ whoie world. 2 k dip my hands in his bloof], sin her ' Pheater the first four days of this . . ¢ The flat ice of the scroen [AmEmyShandssinERie oot An hee e Witk June Novek and Monros| Nazimova's Roles. a'ways been a problem to the mex {avenze the hozor of the Montio | Salisbury co-starred. ; | NAZIMOYA. the noted Russian stage Lnoncathe most semackableor 'l I “T onee played—a Spaniard.” @ ot U The siory centers in the experiences | ; sets he picture this obstacie 3 r Loew's ac. b Y cel Hagthe and screen star, has run the gamut | been overceme by the use of a . {rerved the gray vejce wistfully eeinning lithi of a young man. reared in the primi- f o SOt LG N eree NeBanT o e ey . 3 p r “That was before the war.”, gl JPtiveiwlidernesslotitneitarinorah tncs E UM CIAL AYDE30 N Mer acie n OIS AT | IOTE BTl CiaRG g e i et eE l mog‘ ams 1t sa’d the stage dirpctor, va- el | cording (v the sandards of u father e ol oo ooy Packetopall Bt i Reontra) * for he saw Jis chief, tie pro-| lions? | Gired of ‘the pretensc c=inetropsl-tan; 3% “Kevelation” Mue Nosimov was! of the s(aseepherical “The rem 2 > The shy voung man Aurned in an!iinrilenxth pictures and - masical | 1OUrisis and falls in love, ceek, (half-Chinese maid. Mahlee; in he | the picture. and which would natur- LICE DUER MILLER. novelist and | first of ! i address slip and vanishod. “Who was é | The last three days of the week. < - : 4 Lane, e - atu e < a _long line of pictures of the|ihe i At oy ur. > L Har Levd and Master.” & screen ver-1Bral." she was the appealing. mis-)ally add (o the effcci of any pictur One playwright, is soon to have a film | Plays of Shakespeare. caons (Afl(;\,{;;?r Che sprod el Billions™ is 2 adaptation of aj 7€F HOTC S play by Martha Mor.on, Chiev: vaif: she appeared as a Bed-' “The Cabinet of Doctor Cal zar < the impres- AT e Tena i e B nherelmas something e miliar ahou uch drama by Jean-Jose Frappa i 3ion ¢l Lo POS Y 000RE g% Tha {ouin irl in “Eye for Exe.” in the roles is proof thal much morc can be done whish the titied “The Wor Wh 3| canentejutel's next picture will belGeaiphered the ¥ The stage director!ung Henri Dupuy Muzucl. concerning ' i) Sroy Semon comedy. will !0f a gypey girl and ihe sy girl's ' 1o attain profun s Htied man_ © Hated |called “A Trip to Paradise.” “‘.,',:’w;i: s ;‘" ';'r;; X {2 Russian princess and her love for ] ”“(h’ ) Y H & i mother in **Toye of Fate”: then as an | than many skept But i ities. 5 3 P woperatic experience s Sohemian How she rescued | "6 SNOWR: ‘i Snels nternationaily famo dancer. in! considering the vel the s1-] .. o Contending there is 100 much atmd IL. EMnd ) s00 oot stage figh sne loved from an adven-| DAy ,"'{\’;nf“;';“'d““,‘"u:’(.‘.h I ude | Stronger Than Death': the lighthouse | tings one. is Jikcly to formet that J. G. Hawks. head of the Goldwyn |Phere and too little reality in pictures, | C2Nfld )egam as a cheir ging his own fortune fade, i Minor pic g 3 keeper's daughter in “Out of the Fog i & the d-pend in t(he end. on the' scenario department, who is said to ::'m:nmc:'{,:;’;’L’:H,Cu"mf“”“" is going | “Urol e ¥ Wt AN zed that her wealth was pre. | paniment. =t | the London guticr-snipe in “The Heard AT A SR R - s e L e i ri stor suddents R ehenesineigar venting the attainment of happiness| illie's P tured Romance.” |Of & Chid.” and now she is a Russian | an added force to the brlief tpa = iy o sugdeniysgiex d - the producer...ng finally own fortune | *Tillie’s Puncture: - [princess in “Billions.” - e et e ihe Rbines: Th: el Siiene dams [ =ithe author afjmore | UCnaricssRay/a mext Inicture for I oncliosemnim -hesotn Spanleral out ussian revolu- | qy. Leader Theater this week. be-1 5 | bilities of the foreground and back- Gra- than two hundred produced photo- | N4tional will be “R. . V. p.” Dassage and pounced upon the shy | Lonc-all i interesting de- i oS T Sunday will offer “Tiliies! P - | zround come next. 5 plays . PSR young ‘man, who registered auiet sur- | o5 DL ents toa tender |y, ,crured Romance. featuring | lays for Children. i The movie ns in T PrescoRaiien o Alice Joyce's mext picture wil e aa an'} o % 5 sur- | climax | e 2 je Dressl Mack | movie sty y men are = e > e will belprise as he faced the produc H Charlie Chaplin, Marie Dressler, Macs | NY R e 3 ¢ ] Siadniaioa e o s tuze awillibe [p o i NY public-spirited residents of Paul Bern. who directed the last|Topje- o arles well] “Did yon ever sing at the ope 4 A Swain and Ches as : i e e T TR A i £ e = made of the Booth Tarkington Edgar| o~ '« ° POVEL “The Blood Red Dawn, n Milan? “Buried Treasure.” - Washingion are Interested In the S tures. “Edgar the Detective.” is| y. . = { . sir: y s Anollo. [oltoniArms i Theater M nisseinIavay ® = \' the youngest director of the Goldwyn |, M2rion Fairfax, who has won fame ' Theativoniin Canmen " The theory of reincarnation is said | T o Pfor children will be produced every 1 aoc N et e 18 et ANty years vouos [DOth ‘asiiw i playwright - and ‘sz en] et to play a part in the rémantic story| qagay and tomorrow, Consiance weel for ten weeks. i 1 y ¥ ¥ 8. . ¢ ¥ 5 3 iiiat author of scenarios. which means| S on American hoy study-|of “Buricd Treasure” an adaptation | Talmafge. in Affair.” and | The.fivst preduction. A Lady Here . - 3 3 Will Rogers says. “In the picture | ppa’ 5 €XPrE zed in “the language of in Italy, got a chafice onel0f F. Biilten Austen’s magazine story. | Vanit “ifobgoblins”; and There.” whivh proved to he un- e enly femcing I eve- did before was|M. rion Feomhan¥, to be known as| n—zot swallowed up in !shown at Locw's Col ! Dev "\\edn“'l\\d o hels e Th i with barbed wire and a pair of DIy- | frse “pictace hel Toductions. o Herd . [dus weck, bezinning this afternoon. Claum, in tLoy and come e cllow et e e A STNDAY. AT 23 AND DAT. e : ers.” e Dcture. i3 Lying Truth."-is s LA prelude shows the supposed ante- | Bitter Hali: Tnursday. 0% oD A honsand pieens) S0l FIEST SHOW STA s e el 8, Sory and concerns newa- aying i L' Can sou!cedents of Paulin: Vandermuclien.|it -Oficer 6660 and e it il inake anet ot Constance Talmadge's newest ‘ rehearsels in ten minutes—inis} fa New York capitalisy. | Smoke”: gl e ke OTIS S 3 8! - —_ or 1 Spera . . P S v, in “The Barbarian, The company assembled for this e EEERP ture, “Beauty or Brains. Eiin. : uly for light opera, you kno | sensitive girl, who is in |Monroe Salisbury. in “The I 4 o nan fice- shesuty S or Glyn, the K eny “Yes sir—ree!” 4 . i and Harry Pollard. in ke 1t Snup-'little theater enterprise ‘ncludes M 7] Bame chauzed to “Woman's Place ihoress. who wrote narie of| Which is the real story of how A penniiess doctor. Her{ UL, g /iirqny, Hobart Bosworth, in, Pauline Fddington. #s the feading Joseph M. Schenck has purchased | .TN€ Great Moment” for Gloria Swan- | LBur Uttry was enzaged by Henry W. i ¢ Ny opnoses her. demand- . Ly Thousand to One.” woman. Miss Eddington is 2 colle o = S v S i son. appears i o plaing . | ze fo - S A & AT that she marry bogus Spanish | - igirl. who went on the s‘aze sev- Sansic! AT (XN iialerd dembs the screen rights. for Neorma Tal- = n the picture jtself in for the Spanish part in which | t = madge 1o “The Wonderful Thine~|® #Mall role in order the better tohe has scored a strikinz success in the NObleman, and he takes the girl, her) Avenue Grand. {eral years azo and has had ex-e = i : el qualify s a sereen write Broadway musical comeds. “Lady | mother and the bogus nobleman on 4| Hlent : Associated with hor s Y Lillian Trimble Bradiey’s play. bas: T 3 1y, “Lady % B srow. Mae Murray. ini & — Sis. AW - = on Forrest Halsey's story. “The Paid Y = Billy.” {vachting party. The girl manages to] Toda and tomo; “'i" “f‘fiv ey, infare tors who have «Hm 1 =% SN 5 Husband.” Jeanne Eagles played the { Fre€-lance scemario writers in Los ! = {include the doctor in the party, and | “The Gilded Lily A s e e LOmED Anhsgeseachinnaloliy b OPEN 3TO 11 P.M - lead in the play on Broadway last|ATReleS are said to Le having hard e H: when the yacht s at sea. she goes|Glaum. in “Lover and comeqy o valuable expericnee . - A SIGHAN i = season. 2 times these dave. The proqueere are.| Quit His Government Job {into a strange trance, in which is|Ga3 Attack”: Wednesday. Tom Moore.; They include Murray Benners, who J7 THOMAS MEIGHAN in - = B 4 — {rot buvinz as mary “origin e * | communicated to her the location of j 0 “Officer andisomess \ZAT ] comes from the Prov vectown Plavers “ FRONTIER OF THE STARS” A L. Erlanger. Cha-les B. Dilling- | the PILEY FOSTER. comedian with theia buried pirate treasure. The million 5 e e ioni isted in prodiscibg: s Gmperor i 2 = R : hzam and Florenz Zicgfeld. jr. are said 3 = { “Bowery Burlesquers shtway ssts sail for the 4s e (Drataiagy (EF and other saccesses, and who ALS0 TWO-REEL BUSTER KEATON COMEDY. 1o hatve paid one million dollars for | Mona Lisa, the screen st 1 % heta = 3 t 1 for the 1s- | aedy. “Turkey Dressing™: i “he stage managzerat the Holton f g = €9 Iaxe 1l aue WiloN Ie 3L | i i fih sereen star, who em- jused 10 e a government clark, At} iand. Dut ihe girl purnoscly misdirects {qay, Wandd Hawley, in The S10h” Roms Theate=: Rohert Randall, wh Previous high mark for screen rights. | DNIng a “vamp." siso adiy that “ooac. | 1€a%t he passed a civil service exami- | o0 ara J21er she and the younz doc. nity Fair Giris in CHODEOD. will play Izt comedy pars and wh EMP!RE e it in said, was reached by D. W.lIy employed. 'to vamp alsa may oreen|nation with a grade of 1 e CXumiclior discover the pirate’s ‘trove and |lins”: Saturday. Dorothy tilsh. in “ih Wi Sinew Gireer at vae Unic | | 1 rifith. who paid $175.000 for "W Im» alienation of a sweetheart's af-'got a government SSERtARd s B L r e S Sl IS S N he ot tections.” art's af- SOvernment appointment. Minor films and musical fea- | “The Toonerville Folliex another univers'ty man 1G ‘K | wn East g 4 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS = “F felt dike a real clerk when T v s complete the program is now under contract to p o'clock. The morning perfo-mance will % T R. 1. Ave. [RINN n At 10:80 oclock. and the ] ELITE '4t» Street and B 3 Av! “formance Saturday ‘§ URUCL R nday mat | performance “The Blizzard”; A Zddie Polo. ‘n “King of the | Suturdas Alice Calhoun, inibe &iv Wednesday, Earle:lds! regular comed iinee only reus”; Tuesday, incess Jones i S | “Deception.” the latest Germaa Georg: Loane Tuck lin Eistryia - Emvire ortant pa-t in “Span’sh Lov in his latest Specinl releffie. — z 5 oo . Loane Tucker. producer of !0 the rezistry and money order di 2 ' 3 A At st i Tubitach, Gicecror. of “Passign Pk il Man” who for somesion of the post office.” he says, “but “Good Women. ! Today and tomorrow. hougles Fair. | g B (RO AT, | THE NUT siory of Henry VIIL and Anne Holeyin | of eternal smadent 1y, Porderland ! when they started me to hustling mail | A_vhotoplay, “Good Women: wiil | Ranks: in “Tne Sul TRESSRY W00 the” Ther ter ew York. and = is now receiving the careful cons 01 the high c0aa to comtimel (12 D¢ igacks ten hours a duy it took all the | "¢, Shown at Moore's Rialto Theater | §) "N G A pait™: Thursday, | Ulysses Graham. who has commanded N HEATER = eration of the publicity department ov!(-r,\: something that has . been dn- | NONOr out of the job. ok @Il the | ihis weel. beginning today. Tt was|pel Gy ar hathron Williame awd |recognition on Broadway. —He is a ik 24tk i 1rsing S irpegy S—— orie of the greateat of American dis- | maired of by his trl nas M Tucker, || T wanted 1o €0 on the stage nen|| o anteditzomialistory RC: GRTdRet ot cre b ckimMini- The U pAmranz: [drncerasiuell axiun acior ony nos DAY, MATINEE 3 .30 TOMOEEOW, OPEN 6 P.M.— = = {duction Tn' Huwlo, future plcture pro- {1 wax w Kid. but my peopic d'dn't | Gaenicr, who directed “Kismet.” the { ETlday, EAith Toberis in BOAC LB7H ricont p-oduct'on of “Iphigenia OWEN MOORE B It will be surprising to many film 2 G S ¥ sent me to publicl griginal cast of Which, except Otisi&hown e AN S N 3 Victor L. Bonau. the musical “, CKEN IN THE CASE” = fans to learn that Gloria Swansoa! Jgic w- i#nd high schools. and then mel Skinner, appears with Rosemary (Urdav. Bessie Barriscale. Joseph; 000 o S0 Gen atcainment. is CHICKE 1 </ Tas just been elevated to “stardom.’ |y "f rvu'e; is ..’n.d to be in the mar.,'h:'l'" h ‘\ ':mv—' w«lr businesz college | Theby featured ,:‘n.w!;nu ‘ax’)'i Wilfr .1] Lue “'lmmrh'f'nm»-xr' ORI S Al v, CTHE BLIZZALD, fEnts or phocoplavs with a vital. oU thought I ought to be abie| The story is Slanciviideacrl i Breuking Point.” and episode Of [PEEDRYNE ok APty Exira, Xunday mat e s otos i fonaaes Jth 2 stor. not clearly described | BY s N The White Gods Come.” the next . As soon as he finishes work on --'r\wl‘._if'r‘ - 4nd her address s Hollywood, | '© 1and beiter job and kept looking | in the advance notices. but it ap- “Son of T { production, 15 an an play. intro- Hell Diggers.”” a new picture wrilten (ah‘,“_'l‘"'l"n»' to find something at|pears to relate to “the eternal clash | 3 Pducing many a even thous NTO! and scenarized by Byron Morgan. Wal- R suld make zood {of men and women against the con- | Lvric. lit is a poe neeption. The NEW STA| Contin Jace Reid will go to New York to co- Miss H z 1 started amateur stunts around | ventionalities of societ An out- | o ited e SRl FLAINE HAMMERSTS L ronax 1 star with Kisie Ferguson in the fim 1ss Hamper's Debut | New York. Finally I made good, and ! standing character therine | Today and tomorrow. Owen Moore. | J0 o 1%, %, A e MARCARET RIKBY © MONTY | PRONTICR versiomof “Peter Ibbetsen.” ithen they let me into a regular com-| Brinkley, an orphaned heiress, withiin “The Chicken in the Case” also al = in A RAKE RIY T " | JT was the classic grace und pose of | pany.” a rare type displaved by a pretty | applicant for a sma!l vacancy in his Fortune Gallo a dangerous contempt for al conventiona g A comedy. an unusual wrisma- i News. with things Penrhyn Stanlaws is directing Bettie Compton’s stellar picture, as vet un- pamed, but adapted from a pl ‘1 anliE 20 AT l | by olor subject and the Fo g A\ et e Frnest Klein. Its most vxciting action | company during his engagement in e il numbare. s Sempleral Wil in _ “Diamonds Adrif”;1a.3:30 pm st s is said to occur in a lighthouse and 2! Detroit in 1510 5 ORTUNE GALLO took e aeain ¢ Thursduy and Friday, “Fast Lynne’: e 4 N rew one is being erected for the pur- 910 that is maid to have took the San|the progr gk aturdus. lMarry Curey, in “If Only OLYNPIC led Mr. Mantell to choose Miss Jene- |~ Carlo Company in hand nine years \ ] 7 un v ST i | CHALLLE Ppose somewhere on the California coust. : : < Jim": matinee only. “The Diuntond ~ QLADYSE WilBTE et L|vieve Hamper Thanksgiving after-iago. when it was leaderless, and ) *“The Untamed Woman. ! Queen.” Dupont“ S:udio of Danting L Sowd I Bobb alr is not an attribute ofingon she made her debut in Chicago i he has advanced its standing Moore's Garden Theater coniinues | 3 % = : ? beauty, according to George Fitzmau- |2 o° "0 | 3 & until it} 2 e reaniinnes ) g Daliosss sasdiEa ey Dances CRA! Int St gpd R. L Ave. Tree. who In seeling a beautiful girl for |2 Jemsica in “The Merchant of |is recognized today ax second only to| U8, Week Kimer J. Mcgoverns | Savoy. ; __ No. 6 Dupont Cizele. Phore Fr. 1435-W. "% WEEK NOEMA | TALMADGL AntXICAN T T TR e role_of Beauty in the torincoming | \en-T From the start she displayed | the Metropolitan and Chicago, organi- | Fenturing (he famo dncor, “Do. | Todux and _tomorro. {;‘unflnm't[ Iss MlLl ER R e sSIoN rLowERT SRLIND Wi X picture of = = - ;A talent that seemed to match her!za 55 S Gallorila ban Varros | raldi with a m Al and dancing | Talmadge. in amma’s A " and i B ANICKE! KER | b itol and P Sta. egce. Tliy [ physical charme, and as she improver | 1raian Still ‘°| B an active youns FRUAEAL IR L MCalun Susicat | come His Bitter Halt": Tuesday |43t tith 8t X.W Phens Fruik. 1570, | CRANDALL'S ThiC8! I'.““:.'_:.f‘n:‘.} ek Wi & 5 eid will produce | B Ber wark the tresedton Tateusted | AUAD Sl in Binthiztlen, avith busi- | Revue including ihe personal ap- |And"Wednesday. “The Pussionate Pil > ook, S lronay AND ToMOREOW MA TAL | pietures abroad, and it may b aa will | Her With more and more important|Ness hours from & am. to 11 p.m. His|pearanice of Signe Paterson. a dane- | Srin e By w11S5S CHAPPELEAR || "V CHE PACSION FLOW | BUMEAKIUE Tnake a picture called “Mary, Queen |TC'eR ! nickname is. “Andiamo.” the Itatian | N5 sensation:” Florence Armstrong,in "The Devits fGarden and == v . DUl BTN SO Nake ¥ | i ihe wpring of 1913, durisie an en- | ThTAT 1 A e Ltalian | iric "suprano: | Marie - Tuvlor. Fair Girls. in “Hobgoblins 15 drwsons saueht, e sppotafce CRANDALL’S ™coier St & B “PIATTHING O BROADWAY ! zagement in Ott; 0. . Citraito. and the Roval Hawaiian Quar- 3 .. cer 666, { SN A > S S & awa, he had hér play jiuadtofa cdy, “Turkvy Dressing”; Saturday. | W MON RO SATISKL ‘W THEATER 3% Sth st s CATHERINE BALLE Bebe Daniels is said to have chosen | Opheliz. She was aceepted with en-| More than {tet of native players. singers and * Tuylor. mn_‘h.ir Girls, in “Hobgzeblins i H s LY years a Gallo " o < v s § A to go to fail for ten davs for driving |(husiasm by a cultured audience in|came from A s e iie] featuring . M. Kafawe andjMary Miles Minter. in “The Little 740 9th St. N.W. Frackiin 606, e | FOX SUPER-SUECIAL. “THE FACE AT her car Bfty-six miles an hour, unless | the Canadian capital, and when the along an affinity for music. avidits Kalomoku, Victor record;Clown,” and comedy, SAr'S HBI- | Wy waste time with peopic who wasie your | SAvOY THEATER |\ 00 WINDOW. " Cise monkey comeds the supreme court decides otherwise. |NCW Seaxon opened the following au- | for work, desire to aehleva. any 4 4G {time: We prolces resultn. egiunen ciaxs, 14th and Col. Road | 0\ GR THE TEANSOME B {lumn in Pittsburgh Miss Hamper was | . N e iXa 00 A eve nd ne of the prologue is laid | | Tuesdaxs, 8:30 to 10, Hours, 1 to 10 p.m. _my’ = ROW - CONSTANCE | THEATER 6= A>c Johnny Hines, who has made the|promoted to the position of leading |y Sor moncY L0 et past Bilis Island. | jn Hay on the beach of Waikiki. | York. i VADUN Syvi1329 M y.w ; “Saneas Usveanie | REVERE Park Road Torchy comedies famous, is said to have | woman :He became a manager of bapds and| The picture was reviewed last week o ONTAY S Mes C Sl A OMEDY, “HIS RITTER HALES |00 iy in e ey roceived a big offer to £0 on the stage.| She did not immediately play all the | °TChestras. Committecs in various|in The Star. The story provides| Today, “Thomas Meighan. in “The; S eatten ok Ay s LovE B CSTANTS SUANA ity P, Weshlient Waik, Army-Navy Taps Hrontie % 10 dance cor: gations tozether for their [usual dances. The Spenders.” and comedy, *A Gas | SSl? gl i e " Ray ‘hour. Normal enurse for This because of a supplemental feature | leading parts, but gradually increased | Cities soon invited him 10 bring grand | Doraldina with opportunities for un- | Erontier of the Stars”: tomorrow.! Le presents in conmection with the{her repertoire to include finally, in | P! CRANDALL'S AXURYE0E | UMy mie s tiy in & few iessous ra aggr | i : S pALLD, M. STN D 230 C Streei N. cometies 'in which he is suppuricd by | 1916, the most difficult of ail, lady jannual local seusons of grand opera. - Altuck”: Tuesday, Gcorge Ariims.” i | lagshing. (-arm dince Bar. Eve. wah orchestra [§ | MATS 2 B 1S v ey HOME 120, € strest Dorothy Leeds and. Dorothy Mackall. | acbeth. The spirit of andiamo which bro i “The Devil”; Wednesday, Ethel Clay- | == t———— LIRS A s SSILK . HOSIE & e i o Vi) Gorte, Ubatnca B B onomemEn! Knickerbocker. ton. in “The Price of Forsexsion=” and | J. . Hotfman and Mrs. H. L. Honl N THE GILDES = | PRING XS0 nree screen beauties. Martha Mans- 5 z : o S pers o S Norma Talmadge will be pictured | comedy, “Edgar’s Litile Saw": Thurs- SALON OF x, r g APO » Sy A ey Iang Audm! Martin Ratkav, & well known ron. | €4l Erind ~operi " enthusiasts—the | Norma Talmatge will be, plotered | comedy CEQRRLE Litde B Toalias | Now torated t 108 kajoraims roat. 2 biock | | CRANDALL'S " BERE DANTELS an “leU's: 20" W “SHE COULDNT HE! Mapie, are touring the lLoew theaters |tinental comedian, has arrived in New Ameri h the Italian | poickerbocker Theater, in First a- | bury, in The Barbacian": Friday, | uth of 18th and Columbia road. Phone. 2o, || ronay axn romorrow - colsrasc | faple ur A g “ A 2 sse—built up from the modest be- | Fommoie . .. A B 761.W. Raliroom ‘and all branches J =CONTANCE oo 1th & N, Z With an entertainment purelv their own, | York With the manuscript of “The | finess t he mo itonal's film version of Jacinto Bena- | Monte Blue, in “A Perfect Crime.” and Balin NLAADGE. In “MAMMAS | AFFAIR e as a favor to Marcue Loew. Gypsy Countess” a Vienna musical | Binnings of & struzzling, impecunious | vente's powerful play. “The Passion | “The Toonerville Folliex”: Saturday, | -r-age dsacing sorectie coneht NITY FAIR . 1 ‘CAROUN COXETAN =z 3 s = piecs which Wilner and Romberg will | institution the now far-reaching and | Flower.” directed by Herbert Brenon: | Wanda Hawley. in “Tiwe Snob.” and | FROF. AND MRS. ACHER STCDIO. 1137 GO RBTRER = Louis B. Mayer, 11 is said. will give a | produce at an early date, with Mr. Prosperous San Carlo Grand Opera|Tuesday and Wednesday. Mildred | Buster Keaton, ip ‘“The Haunted! 1] o' " Frivateg iasons by appoiniment. 3 &trecn production of “King Lear” as the d Ratkay in the cast. Company. ; Harris Chaplin, in her latest First House.” Phorts Norts sroe® Fatabiisnes 1900 " 24e = X = . i R 5 ~ - N