Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1921, Page 50

AMUSEMENTS. MOORE'S | GARDEN NINTHBET.D & E TODAY 2:30 P. M. DAILY UAM PN POPULAR PRICES 2S¢, 30c, 35¢ "SUN., MON., TUES., WED. UNIVERSAL PRESENTS GLADYS WALTON IN 4 ROUSING PIOTURE OF OIRCUS LIFE, A FIGETING MIL» LIONAIRE AND A COURAGBOUS GIRL “THE MAN TAMER” CORINNE GRIFFITH TR BEST DRBSSED 8TAR OF THE SCREEN IN A PLAY OF BEAUTY, CONTRASTS AND DRAMATIC INCIDENT “What's Your Reputation Worth” SUBSIDIARIES 'RANDALL’S METROPOLITAN ST. AT TENTH. BEGINNING TODAY—DOORS OPEN AT 2:38 PM. FIRST NATIONAL'S GREAT DRAMA OF THE WEST, ADAPTED FROM RALPH CONNOR’S FAMOUS “BEST SBLLER” THE SKY PILOT FPLAWLBSSLY ENACTED VPO& THE SCRERN BY A CAST OF GENUINE DISTINCTION, LED BY John Bowers—Colleen Moore—David Butler And Supplemented by DE LUXN COMBDY—NEWS—SYMPHONY—TOPJCS CRANDALL’S 18th St. at Columbia Road. KNICKERBOCKER MATINEES SUNDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2:30 =" TODAY—MON. <g53 First National Presents the Supreme Drama of the West THE SKY PILOT led Picturization, Abounding im of Rafph Gonmevta’ Fomana Novels Witk the_Prion cinal Roles Masterfully Portrayed by @ SELECTED CAST OF STARS Led by John Bowers, Colleen Moore and David- Butler Extra—Harry Pollard Comedy, “The Kill-Joy” Tues.-Wed.—Star Cast in “Without Limit” SUPPLEMENTARY COMIC FEATURSE, “HIS BITTHR HALM® Thurs.-Fri,—Mary Miles Minter in “Don’t Call Me Little GaT” A GEM OF COMEDY, “TOONBRVILLE’S PBOOENN PRIENDS" Sat.—Jackie Coogan in “Peck’s Bad Boy” VARIED BSUBSIDIARY FEATURBS—SYMPHONY OROHBATRA ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW RANDALL’STHEATER 55 SUN~MON~TUES. <323 PRISCILLA DEAN in “REPUTATION” 5" WED~THURS. %3 STAR CAST in “WITHOUT LIMIT” = FRI-SAT. =&} , HOBAR'I' BOSWORTH in “HIS - OWN LAW" TODAY’S BEST NEWS! JACK EDWARDS Presents the GARRICK PLAYERS With ROBERT BRISTER Florence Martin, Douglass l!-mll.. Edua May Ol.l'a'. !Ml ‘Winslow, Leom Comstanes “ J. Arthur Young, Jay lm m Keith and others. SHUBERT-GARRICK /%% Commencing Monday Evening, June 20 In Guy Boiten’s and Geo. Middicton’s Successful Breadway Comaedy, “ADAM AND EVA” Seats en Sale Thursday. Mail Orders NOW. Make Sesson Renservations Early l.c. Tse, 9100 POPULAR PRICES }ishis. %o Mats., Mo & Y, MATINEE § P.M— JACK HOXIE “CYCLONE BLISS" ALSO COMEDY, TWO, Extrs, matines osly, Eddie Folo in 9tk AND O ST N.W, NORMA TALMADGE, in “PASSION FLOWER" 4380 TOONERVILLY CONEDY, “TOONERVILLE FOLLIES." 11 H Street N.B. The Beasa’s Seasation, PRISCILLA DEAN in “REPUTATION” MOORISH GARDENS TRleTO N. Capital £ @ Sts. N.W.! TODAY AND TOMORROW—GREAT SUPERSPECIAL, “MADONNAS AND MEN” A picture that will hold you spellbeund. ALSO COMEDY. “HIS VOREFATHBRS." 535 Sth St, 8.E, ol NEW THEA' rowurd'n | CRANDALL'S Thester. otk & W pea “HAN] i 'mn \Y AND TOMORROW—PRISCTLLA Performances REVERE THEATER 9%, vpons| s e vt bia! ™™ ALLSTAR cAST o “WHILE NEW YORK 1388 O Street N.B. RLES RAY in “DIVIDENDS." Ho 1119 H st. N.B. Pm ROB! mnx-mwu "l e CARO ©1IDRED BAR LIN ia “HABFT. NEW STfiN’l'ONc:.‘:..fi et 3 3 CRANDALI.'S AVETE aninD 2 pm. daines Pq.lzv-. (23 dails: 3 p.m. TonaY " 380 TOMORROW — TEARLS and MIRTAM COOPER. c.t.;r{ 8 CHAP.| CATH. '::rlnmumu Suada; Shrhon. 624 H N.B. TODAY AND muflfiflnw_ BALL 'YOUXG. in ”‘““ ragk And MACK NPNAS BY THE SEASIDE. cmmw' Yonx TumaTEn oS ATe &R mebecsy, AND B, [y e ARRIAGE" """'il. DoRoTEY “ finfl‘n with THE COUTS' MAND. GRAND OPL\“HTAW‘O\ GARDENS. ELITE 4% Street ana n. TODAY AND TOMOERO' wum BARREY ia “BOB HAMPTON oF OLYMPIC ™ é’..‘,.,‘?.,lq"fi“ ML UEY. N.W. _ “LYING cm ALL’ METROPOLITAN F Street at 10th THIS WEEK-_COLLEEY MOORE and JOBN BOWBRS, iz ‘THE 8| Se. angd AMERICAN *= 5 ootr e’ “NOT GUILTY." LIBERTY Nu:l:ntl:‘”nol and P Sta. R A TALMAL ‘“THE PASSION rm‘wzl."m' = 1349 W/ | DUMBARTON 5@ wicssmisrs “HBR LORD AND MASTE It 19 said the production of E. Phil- lips Oppenheim’s ‘“The Great Imper- sonation” will be notable for the set- which have been provided. goeh, wherein the former kaiser was sup) to have kept his plans and models for war implements; Dominey || modeled after & le in Eng- lld. l-ud ®scenes in the Esst African Boating, Fishing Hotel and Cafe Service City Prices Seashore REPUBLIC ' Daneisg Every Evening—This Tussdsy “Camdy Box” Night AT D o, W, Seens Daiiy Prom 18 Soieck Noen BEGINNING TODAY, COMPLETE CHANGE OF BILL CLEVEREST AOT OF ITS KIND ON THE AMERICAN STAGE “A HOT TIME IN DOGVILLE" Presented b7 Rarssld's Animsls. s Trowe of Narvelosly Trained FRANCIS & WILSON DEN LYNN In “Tos and ighty Comediza™ "uI-n--Iv-y-f uml—.lw Fremisve Fhotodvematic Precenintion AN OWEN MOORE: With Katherine Poory sad Wita Niida in “A DIVORCE OF CONVENIENCE” Adged le Reol Comedy and Nows Weekly ANOQTHER BARGAIN MATINEE TODAY this advortisement owt, preson ofSce, and recetve a rebate ---nmmfllr—l—znw g 20' CENTS ON THR _PRICE OF AN ORCHESTRA SBAT 15 CENTS ON THE ICE OF A PIRST 10 CENTS ON THE PRICH OF A SECOND BALCONY SEA' Monday and All Week BILLIE BURKE'S LAUGHING HIT, “TANGO SHOES” Original Cast, With Original Leughs and All A veturn engagement, with grest houors. CLEMON, BILLINGS & CO. ADAMS, HELD & CO. s Euyope's Fupnjest Anima} A Grest Risskface Farce, In and Clown Novelty “GHOSTS” SILBERS & NORTH diq Comedy Skit, “A BASHF BaOB” “POILU” Oue of France’s Noble Seas in a Musiea] Neveity SPECIAL CHAPLIN REVIVALm~ “THE CHAMPION” At All Performamees. “A MOP DIANA" DEWITT & ROBINSON With "IW Dewitt, in a Happy BI of Sengs and Musle Extra Matinge Feature Film— “THE HOME STRET! ‘With Dougilas Masleas and Cast. OUR ICED AIR PLANT IS WORKING GREAT "'llllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllIllllllllllllllllllIil_llilllllllllIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllmllllllfilmllllllll|II|IIIIIIlllllllllllllIIllll|'IlllllllllllllllIlllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIrIll—fill'r MOORE'S R IALTO mearesr vopavager.m. ALL WEEK pavua m.ur.m. THY CROWNING ACHIRVEMENT OF WILLIAM FARNUN'S CAREER STARRING IN A PLAY MADR FAMOUS BY E, H. SOTHERN AND JULIA HARLOWN 00 O L0 000 0 0RO THE WASHINGTON PUBLIC IS INTERESTED IN SPECTACLE - DRAMAS WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS Of Whioh the Asthor Justin Huatly MeGarthy Seys: “I Cosld Almost Beleve I Was Hoering WILLIAM FARNUNS Voiss.” “IF | WERE KING” HERE IS A STORY TEEMING WITH ROMANCE, PATHOS AND THRILLS OFFERED AT »¥"NO ADVANCE IN PRICES ™ ELABORATE MUSICAL SCORE, BY RIALTO ORCHESTRA, DANIEL BREESKIN, CONDUCTOR 3“.5“"“\' SUI.IEOTI, RDI-IH comv. PRIZMACOI.OR SPEGIAI., RCWSWI NEWS | uable AMUSEMENTS Forgot They Were Acting. Making a Photoplay. It has been said that 2 woman, In the world war. it was cstimated director will be found lacking when |by Gen. Pershing, it required ten men it comes to staging & fight scene,!behind each actual fighting man to either on the stage or the screen. [keep the machinery of war in effi- Marion Fairfax, who has written |cient action. - In the making of mo- 500 Aght scenes into her scenarios'tion pictures, this invisible; army is during the past six vears, recently|multiplied by about ton. Was confronted with the task of stag-| 1 a (aik with Irving Thalberg, ing_one of her Aghts for the @rst|,, ... .iersl at Dniversal City. time in her own production, “The Lying Truth.” {it developed that though a dozen ac- Thirty men took part in a battle!tors may appear in a photodrama, "llh a director, two cameramen and stgzged in & newspaper plant. Many wo assistant disectors in actmal of ‘Miss Fairfax's friends visited the studio to witness the scene. 'tn;ue camerss were turnzdhonfllmlchlrge of the production, 500 persons set from 'erent angles as the fight marked the destruction of the set. | U4Ve & hand in the making of At the command from Miss Fairfax,,the Production. the turmoil started with Pgt G'bMalley,] When Mr. Thalberg receives a scen- as ,’?'d Sditor, defending his plant, jario, it is sent to the scenario edi- e Dy his crew. tor. who turns it over to ome of his or fifteen minutes the players for-|staft of readers for a verdict. If it is Eot they were acting and went to it]accepted, “the scenario doctor” takes With acwill. Power belts were slush- { the manuscript in hand and, with ona ed, linotype machines smashed, a!of Mis assistants, whips it into shapo printing press toppled over and fists!for screening. Then one of a staff ew freely. When several of the op-]of continuity writers, arranges the ponents started throwing each other |8tory i proper sequence for filming, out of the windows, Miss Fairfax!and stenographers make a dozen called a hait to the sceme, which fs|cCOPies of the continuity for the vari- expec(ed to prove one of the mest | 0us departments which participate in thrilling fights ever staged—by either | the production. man or woma; leaat, Pat O'Malley| When the director receives the 83id 8o as he reclined in his bed the |8tory in proper sequence for filming, following day, growling at casting department to assemble wrenched wrist, a black eve and a cut on thé side of his head. —_——— cast. The technical adviser and a staff of assistants begin the research work in order that the costumes, architecture, scenery and atmosphere {of the picture shall be correct Success on the Screen. The Success in acting for the mcreen re- quires poise and every detail. ni department c: tects, artisans, interior Imagination com. |carpénters. etc, and they arrange for bined, it is declared by one who | the construction of all '2" interior sets, while the location department knows. He continues: Undoubtedly looks after the securing of ites, for carly environment has a lot to do{exterior scenes. This may include WAth it. A person reared in a theatri- | street corner in Hollywood or a snow- cal family, hearing morc of the stage 2 Lanily, hes clad mountain peak in Oregon. The n than anything els property department is given a list hardly fail s onin o te become an acto of furniture, properties, etc. required some kind. X o for the picture, and this list usually To become an actor or actress for |covers a half dozen closely Iype- the screen, requires first of all, then, | Written pages. And the property an interest in art. Next it requires|men may be depended upon to have experience. To attain this even ex- | everything on hand, from a news- tra work ln‘plcwrel or “supeing” for | Paper to a locomotive. A : - e, Is an mirab] purchasing department s main- begin. ® A le Way tof inea for the purposs of buying Beauty in a girl is, of course, a val- {material in a production: a transpor- asset, where the ingenue or|tation department looks after the leading weman role is aspired to. Byt |fieet of trucks and automobiles to here there is something else to be|CATTY the players and properties from considered. Not all beauty is adapt. | Studio to location. The electrical de- cd to the screen. Certain - fanes|Partment attends to the lighting of ‘screen” well, others do mot seq|the “set” which requires from ten to sometimes the loveliest face in ae |thirty men. while the picture is being tual Tife is not nearly so good for| Shot.” and an endless assortment ot the pictures as the one less beautiful, | octrica! equipment such as Kliegls, but pessessed of greater character. | LiGme L¥ins arcs, floods. epots. Most stars are developed theougn | Panks. averheads. 'Cooper-Hewitts. the studios or come from the stage | SGaTChiiENts and a dozen other varieties with a record aiready established for | tfiyumcen. > o Muminsting von- ne work. ' 5 Any young person seeking a future | A% “3°h 97718 quota of film is ex- before "the camera should first of al | Doncl, 171G [SXeR 10 The, JaDOrEts be convinced in his own mind that | {o deveiop and print the many thomn he would be willing to undergo hard- [ gands of feet of celluloid. When the hips. disappointment and many vicis- | pieture. is . compieted . the | fiim s tudes to achieve his desires. Then|gent to the editorial departmait, e should get an education. Nothin | where another regiment of worke arned is wasted in the acting pro- | known as “cutters” edits and i;re.thl“ nfip;:fr Tr-’a ;‘:c":-"-;l inter- | arranges the sequences accordirg to otive e continuity. while a staff of titl a bank president or @ news-|writers and artists look after their college training is not neces- respective ends of the completion of but it is certainly of value. To " d i the film summarize: Aside from these principal processes If you feel the urge to act that will named. the course of development of net be downed; if you are normal.{a story from an idea to a finished healthy, pessessed of more than ordi- | production engages the services of nary beauty, or good looks; if you|many other workers. without the can make a stab at acting Wilhnulllean among whom a photodrama saerifieing a great deal. you arelcould not be a complete success. justified in taking a chance. Other- wige stick to your last and be satis- fled to enjoy the acting of others in- stead of trying to emulate their ef- forts. DANCING. MISS CHAPPELEAR Frimte lessons by wppeistment. ever 715 CONN. AvE. CATHERINE BALLE e wm.' p::;i-e“é. e u: 10. Woll") | 0 10 pm 18* Duplll! suulla of Dnm. liroom and Fancy Daacing. o. ¢ Buport Cicle. ‘Pipne P, Tas-w. J.J. Hoffman and Mrs. H. L. Holt SALON OF DANSE. 1808 Ealorama road. Phone Col. 761-W. Baliroom £nd all branches of stage correctly_taught. Washington ‘sfim Expert lady and gontiemen instructors. Large, ool ballream "MMER COUR! private nnd 4 clast lestons. course to_improve presen; us_dancing. _ REM ORCHESTRA WE | DAY, §:30 to 11 nw. Ballreom for rent UA\,’I:UN Stf1329 M n. | New danc —*The Mh A1) A.r-: N Teach you to dazce correctly in Btrictly private. Aay hour. Seaching. Class dance Sat. Eve. with FREE ADMISSION AMUSEMNENT P, AND HIS 6WN BIG CONCERT BAND WILL ER POPULAR AND e e FREE;4t0o 11P.M. |: MR. A, L, OEHMANN And His Nine Jags Jesters At the Big Open Aty BALL ROOM “lm fly =1 Daily 855 | Slmday Rz | 7 Hollday: i arrs_| The Famous American Baritone in Hix New Dr HENRY SANTREY His Society Jazz Band In & D]-d -f Clownish Antics snd Isstruments] Artistry EXTRA ADDED Al Lydell & Ca.rleton Macy With Musical Trimmiags T 6 m I RBOME & GAUT filff "When Extsemes Meet.” b & FATACE , JACE HANLEY And Kn l‘uny TOMORROW ALL ATIONAL ™nicir ™ week Only Tomater s Washiny'es Offert g Exclasivaly Amarican and Farsign Stas of the First Rask MATINEES, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY —THE— URN in THE ROAD with MARY RYAN A NIV 0ONEDY By A. E. Thomas Anthor of “TRE RAINBOW,” ‘UUST SUPPOSE,” THE U CHANPION” snd Other Swccesses Btaged by Sem Forrest