Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1921, Page 11

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Howard and Ethelyn (‘lnr!(. in “A Hodge-Podge from Musical Comedy, a typical Howard blend. The extra a traction will be Frank Van vllo\'en. “The Mad Magician,” home again after six years in London. Another stellar teature will be Eva Shirley and Fid Gordon’s Musical Boys, with Al. Roth. the jazz dancer, in “Songs of the Mo- ment.” Others will be Ned Norworth, assisted by Evelyn Wells, in “The Nuttiest of the Nuts"; Handers and Mellis, eccentric comedians; Gold and Edwards, “The Two Dancing French- the Four Casting Campbell and Irving, in feats of strength; Fables and “Topics of the Y. . Sunday at 3 and 8:15 this week’s bill, headed by Florence Moore, will be re- peated. COSMOS—*“Musical Martinis.” mos Theater will take the form of a high-class musical = attraction, the Musical Martins, a quartet of artists playing a variety of instruments and music ranging from the classic to standards of today. An extraordinary added feature, Jean Metcalf and com- pany, is announced as “the hit of the show,” but an act whose enjoyment would be spoiled by telling what it is in_advance. Others, and yet not all, will include Wilson and McAvoy, farceurs, in_an up-to-date oddity: oldle and Thorne, the syncopated !'girlies of Broadway, as they are call- ied; James Kyle McCurdy and com- pany in “Stingy." a pleasant little comedy, and Chester Johnson and company in a bit of sensational wheel work. The photoplay feature for the mat- inees throughout the week will b Ethel Clayton's picture, story of the girl who 't high on a low income in order to fool society. Theadore Roberts. whom George M. Cohan says is the best character actor on the stage, Will be featured in the cast. Clyde Cook's laughmaker, “The Jockey,” with the International News and other films, will be shown at all performances. An exceptional bill is promised Sunday, starting at 3 p.m. STRAND—Uyeda Japs. 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Hypophasphites Malted Milk Rafreshing summertime nourish- ment for all. Strengthening, build- ing, invigorating, healthful and sustaining. Borden's Malted Milk prepared according to directions is delicious. Next week's headliner at the Cos-|p, STAR, WASHINGTO pany, in_a rapid-fire comedy skit written by Mr. Townsend, entitled “The Smart Aleck.” with Thaddeu Wilbur as The Boy, Miss Iva Ed mondson as The Girl d Mr. Town- send us The Father; Basil and Allen, in_humorous songs, sayings and non- sense, entitled “Recruiting,” and “The ‘Wonder Girl,” in an artistic and spec- tacular scenic novelty. % “The Last Daor,” FEugene O'Brien's latest Selznick picture, will be the photoplay attraction for the week. It is a speedy story of romance an thrills. Martha Mansfleld, Nita Naldi, Katherine Perry, Charles Craig, Helen Plllsbury and Warren Cook are In the cast, Photoplay Features. RIALTO—“The March Hare.” Bebe Daniels will be the star at Moore's Rialto Theater next week, beginning Sunday, in_ her latest production, “The reh an original play by ¥ in which the high cost of liv- ing is successfully downed by a little daughter of the rich, who undert~kes to live a_whole week in New York city on the modest sum of 75 cents. Harry Myers, Helen Jerome Eddy, Sidnéy Bracey, Melbourne McDoweil, Frances Raymond, Grace ~Morse, Maym Kolso and Herbert Sherwood are in the cast. PALACE—“Salvage.” , beginning Sunday after- Palace Theater will pre- sent 'Pauline Frederick, in her latest| production, S Daniel C. alvage, Whitcomb, in rick is supported by I i st ineluding Milton . Miss Frederick has a daal role. The story reveals how a mother, de- prived of her >wn child through a husband's cruelty, and believing the child dead, later discovers that supposed foster-child is really her own offspring. A delightful romance is woven into the theme of the story. COLUMBIA—“A Wise Fool.” At Loew’s Columbia next week, be- ginning Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, the attraction will be "A Wise Fool," the George Melford production of the famous story by Sir Gilbert Parker, “The Money Master.” It is the story of a man’s misfortune which toppled Rhim from the heights of affiuence and set him to work to build his soul anew through the medium of love. James Kirkwood is featured, support- ed by Alice Hollister, Ann Forrest, Alan” Hale, Fred Huntley, William Boyd, Truly Shattuck and Charles Ogle. METROPOLITAN—“Wedding Bells.” Next week the Metropolitan will offer the premiere presentation of Canstance Ti national d pictured from Salisbury Field's stage hit of the | same name, with a cast including Harrison Ford. Emily Chichester, I Darling and Dallas Welford, the Eng- lish comedian. An added at wlill be “Our Navy in Actio vo-reel feature made at the direc- tion of the Secretary of the Navy and specially released to the Crandall Eouses for presentation in the capital. It is a film full of the romance of the sea and said to be unlike any other vy picture. GARDEN—“Desperate Trails.” Carey, in “Desperate Trails,” hatoplay, will be seen Garden Theater the first ays of next week, beginning| Sunday. Courtney Cooper wrote the story and Jack Ford directed its production in Truckee, the pictur- esque snow gountry of California. Irene Richw leading woman with Barbara LaMar dividing the honors. Others include “little George Stone, George Seigmann, Ed Coxen and Charles Insley. “Shcrt Skirts an interesting story featuring Gladys Walton, and in which a double love element, a mys- tery plot, political intrigue and a heroic voung lover all help to hold one's interest, will be the major at- traction Thursday through Saturday. The cast includes Edna Gregory, Jack Mowar, Jean Hathaway and Edward Martindel. KNICKERROCKER. Next Sunday and Monday the Knick- erbocker will offer for the first time in the capital “Wedding Bells,” First National's newest release, starring Constance Talmadge, and “Three Jokers.” a comedy; Tuesday and| Wednesday, Hodkinson's production of “The Other Woman," the comedy. “Ninety Dayvs of Life,” and Prisma's “Poor Butterfly,” in natural colors; Thursday and Friday, Douglas Mc- Lean, in “One a Minute," and comedy, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, OUTDOCR AMUSEMENTS. Glen Echo Park. The open-air ballroom at Glen Echo affords the dancers an apportunity to enjoy their favorite amusement in the warmest weather. An orchestra “Soyful jassers,” provide the musical program. The 1ist of other amusements f varied including six big rides, the midway and other features, Marshall Hall. * Marshall Hall, on the Potomac, offers attractions galore in amusements. Three trips are made daily to this popular river resort—at 10 a.m., 2:20 and 6:45 P.m.—by the steamer Charles Mac ter. The new dancing pavilion at Mar- shall Hall is said to be one of the finest about Washington. Steamer St. Johns. The steamer St. Johns offers an excel- lent opportunity to see Washington's river sights by day as well as by night on its moonlight trips, starting at 7: o'clock. Among the enes _along ti Potomac are Alexandri Fort Hunt, Marshall Hall and Mount Varnon. Dancing is provided for on these trips. Saturday St. Johns makes week end trip to Colonial Beach at 2:30 o'clock and at 9 o'clock Sunday morning. Colonial Beach offers fishing, crabbing, bathing and boating 4mong its many attractions. Great Falls Park. Dancing at Great Falls Park and a variety of out-door attractions co! bine to make a day's outing at this resort popular. Musical numbers are provided afternoon and evening by the ladles’ orchestra; at night the Falls are illuminated, and the parx is made attractive by colored electric lights. Electric trains leave 36th und M streets northwest at frequent in- terv; Chesapeake Beach. Those who seek recreation after a day's work in the office are finding Chesapeake Beach, the nearby salt water resort, an ideal place to spend the evening. Trains leave the District line each evening at p.m., ar- riving at the Beach in an hour. Dleas- ure-seekers have until 10 o'clock to enjoy the countless attractions, in- cluding free dancing to music by a clown orchestra. Chevy Chase Lake. Free dancing is featured Saturdays at Chevy Chase Lake between 8 and 8:30 p.m., and the orchestras, augment- ed by Bob Foster, the “Pied Piper of the A. E. F.,” who performs on five musical instruments, are popular at- tractio Onyx Pointex Silk Hose Pair $1.98 Great Two-Day Skirt Specials Surf Satin Skirts. Reg- ular and Extra Sizes. Special “Toonerville Tactics.” and Saturday, Bessie Love. in “Penny of Hilltop Trail,” and the comedy, “Bang!" CRANDALLS. The first three days of next week, beginning Sunday afternoon at 3, Crandall's will present Roscoe (“Fat ty”) Arbuckle, in “The Dollar a Year Man,” and “Toonerville Tactics”; ‘Wednesday and Thursday, May Alli- son, in Metro’s production of “Extrav- agance,” witk “Southern Exposure” as the comedy, and the last two days of the week, Jackie Coogan, In “Peck’s Bad Boy” and “The Greenhorn,” a comedy. Apollo. Sunday and Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Clark in “Scrambled Wiver “Deception”; Marguerite t kawa in “Black in *“The Bike Buj Butterfly”; Saturday, comedy, “Ninety Days Out of Life. Avenue Grand. Sunday and Monday, Marguerite Clark in “Scrambled Wives” and Buster Kea- ton in “Neighbors’”; Tuesda® and Wed nesday, Roscoe Arbuckle in “The Trav- eling Salesman™; comedy, “Man vs. Prizma's “Where Poppies Grow"; Thursday, Mary Miles Minter in “Don’t Call Me Little Girl" and Harry Pollard in ‘The Bike Bug"; Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Carter De Haven in *“The Girl in the Taxi"” and comedy, “The Reckless Sex" turday, Mae Marsh in *“No- body’'s Kid,” and comedy, ‘‘Toonerville Tactics.” Republic. Monday, Tuesday, ‘Wednesday and Thursday, Anne Luther in “Neglected Wives”; Friday and Saturday, ° Violet * Mersereau “Finders Keepers. “Decep- Savoy. Sunday and Monday, Marguerite Clark in.“Scrambled Wives” and Buster Kea- ton in “Neighbors"”; Tuesday and Wed- nesday, Ernst Lubitsch’'s production of “Deception”; Thursday, Sessue Haya- kawa in_“Black comedy, “A Handy Husband," and Prizma’s “The e of a Flower”: Friday, Alice oyce in “The Scarab Ring” and come- % s Feast y"; 8aturday, Nasimova in “Billions” and Harry Pol- lard in “The Bike Bug. York. Sunday, ‘Fatty” Traveling Salesma “Catching a Coon”; Monday, Frederick in ‘The Mistress of Shen- stone' and Harry Pollard in “The Bike B ‘Tuesday, Corinne Grifith in Yy Message of a Flower”; Wednesday, Will Rogers in “Water, Water, Eve! a Tho Easy y, ‘““Toonerville sy M e n th wyn' Thursday and Friday $5.00. Baronet Satin Wash Skirt. White and colors....e...eet In extra sizes Brocaded Satin Skirts Crepe Skirts e !and $ 3.98 Well tailored and trim- med with fine quality pearl buttons and sport pockets. Regularly worth $10.98 $12.98 $10.98 $19.98 JULY 13, 1921 25,000 ASK DISCHARGE. Men Requesting Release May Bring Army to Allotted Quota. Redyction of the enlisted strength f|ot the Army to 170,000 men, a8 pro- vided by Congress, may be effected by discharges on application and by regular expiration of enlistments, without the necessity for recourse to other methods, according to official of the War Department. Twenty thousand enlisted men already have applied for discharge, and their ap- plications have been or will be grant- ed, and the terms of enlistment of several thousand more will expire be- tween now and the first of September. About 50 per ocent of the men sta- tioned on the Mexican border have applied for discharge, due, it is said, to dissatisfaction with local condi- tions and nature of duty. Those va- cancies will be partly filled by tran n the north ps area, in- west. Titbottom’s Spectacles i« An ADITORIAL 3N literature we met the gentle- man who chose always to look at things taru cheery rose-colored spec- tacles. 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