Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1921, Page 42

hl i ) 25538 . Special Film Features ,li 911 H Street N.E. to THE FOX SUPER-PRODUCTION, "‘, ——TRUXTON Jenm, e i CRANDALL’S TIDAY AND _ TOMORROW AR( ‘ 1IOYD ‘i “NOW OR NEVER.'' ~And vkn{_,v. ROGERS in “ROYS 'WILL BB VR AMUSEMENTS. lmll'-l.h-_l“ -l-lll—-‘& d"dlhw.-.* What Aoppened that might in the thaster that swept on oudi- -anes inte genio end lrushed cwey forever & grest foer that tartured his -ssul? lfl“.*-—pl‘n-ul-l 91k AND O STS. N.w, === RAPHAE! HOUSE PETERS in “THE GREAT REDEEMER” ALSO TWO-BEEL COMEDY. “WHILE NEW YORK SLEEPS” GARD: LAST DAY— PRISCILLA DEAN in “REPUTATION" ALSO MUTT AND JEFF COMEDY.” LYRIC SUNDAY. MATINEE 3 TODAY AND TOIORIOW—IATB’S! TGDAY 3 P.M— MACK SENNETT’S Big Seven-Reel Special Comedy HE SMALL TOW I THEATER 14th Trvh 0 FON SUNSHINE COMEDY. ¥ Theater nnd inrden. cmmu.'s AyeNTE Gmi 845 Pa. Av N in “REPUTATI v“ i e u..na- at 3. 4:40. 6.1 wsrm Theater and OLD GOODWIN E arden. 634 B NE PABVER TwIRT ye TODAY AND -munmww_;‘ck,, Aln Ton\rfi\ TLLE FOLLIES." COOGAN in_“PEOK'S And Comedy, “TOONER a2 Comed VILLES Boozxu CRANDAU"S Yonl( THEATER ve.&Quebec St. STANTON GARDENS NOW OPEN. 14th Street nnd . 1. Ave, DOROTHY PHILLIPN in Atlen RANDALL'S S WEEK—HAROLD LLOYD in And_ WILL ROG BE BOYS.™ KNICKERBOCKER 18¢th St. at Col. Rd. v SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, Sunday sus I l’ncu uP Daily i’.‘nfi Holldl (] .u Iul iCI5 X, BU BEVERLY, BAYNE A Batirical Offe; Authored Edwin Burke—Breadway Wants Them Seen Evelyn anfi Gertrude—THE BARR IW Comed: Bucoess. Assisted by Max Tenmch, A RIO' t] .. Presenting Their Bcint{llating tw? ,,,- ce[_o ‘MUTT and JEFF “TAKING A CHANCE” 1] e famous cartoon charscters in life with & bunch of pretty girls in & condeased version of the MUTT and JEFF SHOW, with best part of the original cast. The ' Famous . Mlle. VERNA- MERCERAU Assisted by Ben Mordant and & Corps of Graceful Girl Neophytes in ‘ADREAM OF OLD EGYPT’ An elaborate and colérful sceni¢ investiture. A Beautiful sacient dam LEW COOPER " SHAW & CAMPBELL One of Vaudeville's Foremest Bleckface 2 Girls and & Plano Comedisns with up-te-date efferings Yousg. clever aad talented GIDDY & GIDDY .- | OLD FRIEND “RENO” 1In comedy songs with a great ‘‘trick’” fnish The Hobo Cyclist “THE FIGHT OF THE AGE” (2 reels) DEMPSEY vs. CARPENTIER . Boientific, Wonderfully Entertaining and Interesting®Incidents of the ‘‘Training of the hampions.”" Af shows. CRANDALL'S 18th St. at Columbia Road. K NICKERBOCKER MATINEES SUNDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2:30 S~ TODAY—MON, 9% The Greatest Laughing Bill Ever Flashed Upon a Screew HAROLD LLOYD Silent Drama’s HM! On'wll Funmaker at His Ebullient Best in His t and Longest Super-Comedy Efectively Augmented by WILL ROGERS IN “BOYS WILL BE IO“" _Adagted From the Irvin 8. Cobb Story—News—Symphony—Topics Tues.-Wed.—Star Cast in “The Heart of Maryland” MARRY POLLARD IN “WHERE'S THE FIRE” —The De Havens in “The Girl in the Taxi” ETT'S LATEST, “ASTRAY FROM THE STEERAGE” Sdmlly—lebe Daniels ‘in “Two Weeks With Pay” VARIED .SUBSIDIAIEY FEATURES—SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW Ninth ot E CRANDALL'S THEATER "B~ FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK -3¢ PIRST NATIONAL PRESENTS THE WHITMAN BENNETT STAR, LIONEL BARRYMORE na Deh Atful Camera Version of Armold Bennett’s Unique Co g ;‘nnoufi Artist Who ‘"enlsd His Own Fltllgv"'l "IF“V Westminater Abbey and Was Thrown Out “THE GREAT ADVENTURE” 4 New.Toowerville Comedy, “TAé Skipper Has His Pling” RARRYMORE. in - Could you manaxe a ¥Family as you wuunld your busimess? Adam Smith thought he could, xo he was given an opportunity. The “01d " was enticed out of the way by the momey-spending family, wi igured they would have high jinks while he was geae. But Adam was om the job every minute—and what he did to. that spoiled bunch of children and near-realatives was a shame, How he accomplished his purpose and MADE REAL PEOPLE out eof IMPOSSIBLES will be told all this week Commencing Tomorrow Evening at 8:20 at the SHUBERT-GARRICK -".7 at 7th By the Popular SHUBERT- s PLAYERS ‘With ROBERT -BRISTER and incomparable supperting east, Whe Wil Inaugurate the Summer Stock Season at Washington's Most Popular Theater, In “ADAM AND EVA” Bvety Evening at S5/30—Matintes Wednieaday and Saturday-at 3:20. Nights, 23¢, 50¢, 75¢, $1.00 Popullr Prices: Math., entire orehestta, J0¢; balcony, 25c ° Next Week—“The Man From Home Seats Thursday UMMER has arrived. The hot weather fimally fs here to stay. . . ‘Fortanately, comveniént mieans of escape from thé torments of the . heated term also are at hand. Our METROPOLITAN, KNICKEI AVENUE GRAND and others of the SEVEN CRANDALL THEATERS in Washington, ine cluding ‘the SAVOY and the APOLLO, with their delightful al fresco gardens, are FAMOUS FOR THEIR COOLNESS and comfort during _even: the -hottest weather. Typhoon fan sys- tems that fill the auditoriums Wwith. cool, washed air many times a minute, insure uni. . lvumonmmtmmolen.w .ornate fnd most scrupulously conducted in the. Ospital, the: EXCELLENCE OF OUR BILLS mdcmenmorounxuncmudm ' you te forget the heat and its discomtorts. As' it is, the provision for your COMPLETE E\'Jl’)lllluh’l’ is perfect.’ HARRY M CRANDALL. T (gGARDEN D. C, JUNE 19, 1921—PART 3 SUPERBLY ENACTED BY A SELECTED CAST, STARRING ALICE LAKE PECIAL FEATURE PREMIER SHOWING IN_ WASHINGTOX OORE'S T EXCLUSIVELY S | THEATERS “TONY SARG’S ALMANAC” A NOVELTY AND COMIC OFFERING THE L WHICH HAS NEVKR_BEEN SEEN ON ANY bI(EREEg\" ADDED ATTRACTIONS Rialto Symphony Orchestra Kineto Review Daniel Breeskin, Conductor Bruce Scenic Overture: Suppe’s “Seuth Sea Magic” “Jolly Robbers™ Exclusive Showing Fox News Z lefiHl‘H l ;hlllnllfllmflmflmhnflfllflflllnllllm IIIIH M T llllmllllllll E'S NINTH BET.D & E - :H DAILY UA M, 1P u. POPULAR PRICES' 25¢, 30c, 35¢ SUN., MON., TUES., WED. PARAMOUNT PR!!'}VTS A LOIS WEBER PRODUCTION, FEATURING GLAIRE WINDSOR AND MONA LISA “WHAT'S WORTII WHILE”| PARANO mlr Pfiauu" a HUGH FORD I'RODIIGTIOII A GREAT R!‘L LIFE LO¥E STORY ETAGED o3 IN ENGLAND'S "DET BEAUTIFUL LOCATION “THE CALL OF YOUTH" 'NOW OR||® 3 I George H. Corsan This Week Noted Swimming instruc- s ee tor and Authority (C —_— Is New at the ——(Continued from First Page.) a tion of circumstances and u carefully ; BEGINNING TODAY, COMPLETE CHANGE OF BILL I pioteea Grcention ue.to dentie: wa: n enabled to attend his own funeral LEE BEGGS AND RIS ALL-STAR COMPANY, IN enabled 1o uttend his own funers] “ - gy i mmn;nu—d his loss. ’Mr B'Arr.\m?re hay a role that reveals an eniirely. nes 4 H wrominent players who appear 1n aracter Classie KIO'I as the “Old Homestead” - o this subject are Octavia Broske . e ey f ‘\7‘ udevill Rankin, Charles Lane. Jed e of Va > e, Jed “““ 1 ") 'y g : Radcliffe and Arthur DAVE KINDLER * EQUILLO BROTHERS To Teach Beginners and i Offering Songs and Whistling Bits Expenents of Equilibrism. Advanced Classes Subsidiary. feature of the pr A Youthful Comedy Couple. Popular Musical Cemedy Star, [} Sovas i “The Skipper Has His Fling. W H 4 he bill will be supplemented by a 'KNEELEND & Po flRs CECILlA wEsTON ¥ E 7 te 11:45 A. M. 1te 845 P. M. variety of abbreviated camera sub- cl it Ra: i 5. Inm Glever Muwes & - B Full bathing equipment for hire. ’ Premiere Photedramatic Presentation i : The chkerbocker MISS SHIRLEY MASON | it H will be the ghlef attract in a W rful Story of Courage and Love ” Knickerbocker Theater today and to- “TH E M oTH E R H EA RT l Ch morrow. The bill will be augmented esa) e by, . . v “the film version o Irvin Cobb'= == = A . story. “Boys W/ 3 Added Attractions—Muitiple Reel Comedy and News Weakly - 2 —ON THE BAY— e e 7 Washington’s Salt Water Resort |{1and” will be ithe fediare ) 5 -' BARGAIN MATINEE TODAY “oa e R L ] ment sut, p! ltli ll b.l office, and receive a rebate Thursday and Friday a ma g f Fishing tion will be furnighed b ON THE l’ AV ORCHESTRA SEAT. . Mrs. Carter v!.lr aven. in ON TH rmcl-: OF A FIRST BALCONY SEAT. i - Hotel and Cafe Service in the Taxi” with Mack oN 'l"lll‘ PRICK OF A SECOND BALCO™ Y SEAT. \. c‘.ty Pri = Seashore Attractions ———— DANCING—FREE Savo, * s Superior Jaxs T‘;“‘:’ e i s Orchentra | madse. -in e 2 | Harry Pollard. in "Where's th MOORE’S T and Wednesday. Bisie Fer: ve Diatrict. agte Buation—8ua- | [ guson. in d and Profane Ne! v S 4 4 u..‘?nmn am x« e Tiuraday, star Gast in "Straight 20, iis0 A, 2.8, | |15 the Wa reth Hugh in “Sentimental Tommy': Naturda Wanda Hawley, in “The House That i Jazz Built,” and comedy, “Money > Talks.” NINTH AT G YOU ST. TODAY 2:30 P. M. ALL WEEK 1AM, 1P M. REPUBL! Avenue Grand. b — Amorica’s Finast Colered 'f-""‘a lay and, tomorrow. Priscilla Dean, 5 a and Tues ¥ THE HEART OF A MAN “ON TRIAL” AouES Writs in_ “Keputation”; Tuesday aud Wed- an, in ¢ METRO PREBENTS il Ovesers. " Ausilisries. “Toonerville™s = B " Friends” 3 ane A VIVIDLY THRILLING ADAPTATION OF Novak, in' “Kazan'i Friday. Ton RAN '8 Moore. in “Hold hr H'\rl;f':‘-"an«l P — BALL H Pollard, in “Where's the Fire ’ IOHN FLEM’NG W".SON’S ROMANCE ‘ "E“oml"‘l | ]‘!:I‘;lrr\nm | Marion Davies, in “Buried Treasure.” CETRTTY Apollo. ' Todsg and tomorrow. Jackie Coogan Ll This Week. e in “Pevk's Bad Boy," and comedy, THE GREATEST COMENY BILL EVER ASSENBLED Toonermille's Boozem Friends’: Tu nesday. Charles “The Ol Swimmi Tnundm, | Monte Blue. in ‘u ar T3 ar: ., Douglas "Home Stre *and Big Lead) Tosay and tomorrow, xtar cast. in “The Oath”; Tuesd star cast in “A Voice in the Dark. and comedy, : Sne.a.kerl “‘cfln;;rdf) . B 3 W y 3 one’” an s H Thur*dl\ | Boozem Friende’ MclLean, in “The Harry Pollard, iB * Exflpxn. Today and tomorrow. “While New *: Tuesday. Juanita Han- | York |sen, in “Jungle Princ |Madge Kennedy, in “The | Jazz Heart”; Thurs Wednesday rl With the FREE ADMISSION AMUSEMENT PARK —ATTRACTIONS—40 6—BIG RIDES—6 25—MUSICIANS—25 2—DAYS—2 Directed By Sol Minster From 4 to 11 In Popular FREE BAND CONCERTS NEVER’ ~A laughter Special Delightfully Augmented by WILL ROGERS IRVIN . COBB'S ‘HIT ‘Boys Will Be Boys”’ TOMORROW ALL ATI ONA NIGHT WEEK Ouly Thuster in Washingion Oering Exminsivaly Americes and Forvign Stars of the Frat Rast MATINEES, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY CHARLES DILLINGHAM PRESENTS THE SCARLET MAN A WEW AMERICAN COMEDY BY WILLIAM LeBARON WITH JOHN culnsnm\vn FRANCES CARSON OHN CRAIG " ' IlfllAlD IAIIEI: 1BON' JORN GR OLAVE MAY - CRACE PRRKINS STAGED BY FRED G. LATHAM ~ pr—— EXCURSIONS. 40—Mile River Trip “Steamer Charles Macalester . l.uvesnhSt.Wlmfan-MPM A Fine 'Dmner Served on Steamer, $1.00—$1:50 ° 'Returning to Washington at 6:15 P.M. MARSHALL HALL wmn’fl:tmwt_ A Fine Country Dinner Served in the Dining Room ot Marshall Hall for $150 EXCURSIONS.