Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1921, Page 47

. The Sunday Star. WASHINGTON, D. C, SUNDAY MOR: JULY 31, 1921, ' l Th'eaters\IY A mySemens 1 te Pheater: b ::fi miration to Ethel Barrymore r offering in vaudeville took Sir James M. Barrie's little er, was quite equal to the ASHINGTON paid its tribute of ad during the week, even though he on the vaudeville size of playlet. classic, “The Twelve Pound Look,” howev demands upon it, for it served to reveal Miss Barrymore’s exquisite artistry and thus made the champions of “the greatest American actress,” as they are pleased go call her, happy. Whether Miss Barrymore is the greatest American actress is a question that opens the door to argument, and the weather is too warm for that; but there can be no possible doubt of the fact that she is an actress for whom the Amer- ers of the drama have the warmest admiration and sympathy. * %k ¥ X THE wonderful growth of little theater movements in this country may all, to the future of the American stage. The|- summer months have been taken up largely with the discussion of hard times, their causes and the way out. So experienced a connoisseur as George Arliss has predicted that the local stock company will be the solution to the difficulties. The high cost of transportation seems inevitable in the present state of national affairs, and there is but little question that it saps the big profits which the commercial man- agers have been used to receive. There are many not of the strictly professional stage who believe they should have their chance to appear and unfold their genius. There are many professional players who feel confident they deserve the right to appear on Broadway, which, after the methods of the New York managers, has been made to appear as the open sesame to fame and financial success. The stage does not at pres- ent revel in a wealth of great stars, however thickly studded the the- atrical firmament may appear. The local stock company, with com- petition in the excellence of production among the managers who are given the privilege of presenthig “a star,” seems a plausible solution of the problem, especially as it is contended by even our great actors that great stars grow out of stock companies. With, say, a dozen such companies in our leading cities, why, too, may not the members in each hope to climb out of “the provinces” into the “metropolis” by sheer force of their ability, thus replacing lesser genius which may, for a time, be first permitted to shine on Broadway? Such a condition would tend to a rivalr yin theatric art which could not but be beneficial to the American stage. Who knows, it might even work an improvement in the American producer? ican lov: point the .way, after * X X X AVER\' HOPWOOD'S latest play, as yet unnamed for the public, which is to be produced by A. H. Woods, it is said, is concerned with the life of the motion picture studio, while Zoe Atkin's play, “The Lady in Waiting.” now called “Greatness,” is a study of the artistic temperament. * X X ¥ ¥ JOSEPH SCHILDKRAUT, who, despite his name, has been hailed a an actor of advanced talents and ability and who has been seen in Washington, has been clamped with a long-time and profitable con- tract by David Wark Griffith and will henceforth “make movies.” * % %k X A RNEST TRUEX is said to have found “his play” and his great op- portunity in William Anthony Maguire’s comedy, “Six-cylinder, Love,” the story of what happens when you try to stretch a two-cylinder income to meet $WE vequivements of “a”twin-six automobile. - It: was produced recently in Atlantic City by Sam H. Herris. Y * % k *x ALICE LAKE Lois WILSON, . Metropold tar. CLAIR ADAMS, Columbia. Kflfi IR ADAMS, HOBART BOSWORTH and MILDRED MANNING. |Photoplays This Week PHOTOPLAYS TO BE SHOWN ALL THIS WEEK. rrent Attractions AT THE THEATERS THIS WEEK. PRESIDENT GRANT'S:-MIFE THREATENED. BY PAPIER MACHE BOMBS. BY MORGAN A. SHERWOOR. thorough search and, during the in- vestigation. the property room under THIRTY-EIGHT years ago this July, B. F. Keith quit the Barnum R. RATHBONE" Circus to evolve and to give to the world his conception of “polite B. F. KEITH'S—Lean and Mayfield, vaudeville. New show opens Sundn:'lp a:zllicls r:‘le;;:c;:“::: {he atage.and directly bemealh the vaudeville’” says the New York Times, He started in “a store,” which tomorrow afternoon. el o3y Supday's aruicle of The Rambler| Presidents box was visited On the| | COLUMBIA—The Lost Romance” To be shown at 3 pm. today:. | COSMOS—Bernice La Barr and Beaux, vaudeville. New show Cl‘:;‘:m!?“‘:{::egzlr’"‘c't w}'{*;f “"“""H"can ferred to. With this discovery, things METROPOLITAN—"Over the Wire.” To be shown at 3 p.m. today Bjcrcen: {breanis hum aad fook Ssnons. PALACE—"Foolish Matrons.” To be shown at 3 p.m. today. 1 2 } grew into a theater. Then came E. F. Albee into the Keith combina- opens tomorrow afternoon tl eater. c] e rom B P aftern tion of the name of the theater. It| McDevitt stopped every one f tion and together they wrought out the masterpiece of modeérn “big- was Ford's Opera House instead of e entering the property-room and e AT P o e 17 10M, A Mrs ATbess whoSHREHIET || | Tan e Walton: vaudeville. New show opens this after- | |55, Gpera House Lot - his mission and his authority, is now said to be contemplating the erec- : . AL that time 1 was emploved at {urned to me as 1 atood by, Very Mo | COLUMBIA—“The Lost Romance.” | Quecn. Joker™ the story of & barber tion of some of the handsomest theaters in the world, surpassing even |B, F, 'S T X 8. property boy, andhe| tront bt the house and heve ML | . W WhotHsA o IDE AN . a & € A , . F. KEITH'S— | production, “Behind Masks.” will be|event recalls ‘to mind very vividly|Clay Ford, brother of John T. F The Lost Romance. William De thoss in which Kgith vaudegille. now - a trade mark, Lean and May- | Production HBon g ek, It con. |an incident that occurred during that ey o r e Fninier. 1o come|Mille's Photoplay of Edward Knob: CRANDALL'S. B S field. lcerns Jeune 3fesurier,” a wealthy |engsgement. U ious to O back immedlately. 1 lost no time in loks e Romance | 4 AL Crandail's Theater the first three il B A eiress, who seeks some e los, v evious to Mr.|getting Mr. Ford, and he was greeted y ic equ in | gays of this week, % 2 A g 5 2 stars, ope! 5 v - 5 2 a J % I Kith Leo Ditrichstein for its star, is said to present Mr. Ditrich- | limited tour of Kelth vaudeville and f,,,ic,?‘{’g:f;,’,‘;“ad‘:,'en':fi';e;"‘"flfl!“'n;'{ ey, P s, it RiD R Y While the detective was talking to|are featured. will begin a weck's en- .v“n?":aso&aaux'q'fi:;gJfre;r(;.rzel-:;:;?;i stein as the destroyer of the persistent woman chaser. He seeks out the commexewfl:?s:?tetgmo:::w"lsmfnaz:\:lg R Gl B L Lo e ines waspiven ‘of the. fares g i, eed e hia afternoon. ‘.‘.‘.’",'fi'ib"’m'figf.“'|“""“ J. Dowling in a story treating man who pretends to love his friend’s wife and outwits him, thereby |Sat e o (ot ies 1o iy e din suddenly finds herself involved In the | "Spithre, " 1o "allow Mr. Charies | his niame and business. 5 him. asked | {50, Uy dird Knoblock, Sulhor of | Shacnce from pis home of & man making himself a prominent figure in a minor love story. The play |losue and A o iy e Tann and|900Y,of & supposedly murdered man. e e T the Banous by Wis MeDevite, said. | Klemet: ) S ond one i |whose wife never gave up hope of & detlsediatatioon lity . 2 s N i asaiieln. | The-ve-| pSudsidiary. features of a comedy|Shortcut. a part made famous by his 3 ger, e s One.” Pro-inis return, also Mack Sennet's two- o and only the actor himself relieves it from | B Ty hatiins o, Mol oo ayrieq | 214 educational nature wil be shown. | " gorcing _the pi a gireet?" " Spangler_ replied. * «Yes” |pounds the dramatic query. What If|reel farve, Made in The IKitchen monotohy. stars have ever nad In the two-a-day. ol Boiting the DIy reatya M |take Spangler to_police headqu on to | EDMIATICER ik the roleiofa YOUDEA B A T o Cvrere T il Bo Ltha Semior M. J:h:rm;: einlalrucleld M | e said, What in. b Quarters | acton iwho finds mammo"y"fl_'l:.xusun in the camera version of Arnold I NEW prodacng b s tolt e teas i Dores it hastbecndt Cameron sisters, Madeline and Dor-| C QO M I N G John Dacey, the PrORerly master o |this means" McDevitt saia, “You will |when blessed with children, eoerully | Boonettel famonenplay, (Sdoredtwng iriadsid inoHotanl h i ), W as been long "E'.c'l.‘zv'inmwa';rmw"gfi li;\ a&gyt&rz,c by scene effective.” During the battle :i:dpotll‘lzze 'fi.‘:aqmsxfifl'?'"r“'ffi taken | unromantic at best. To her, the word | the week. Tho»m“e ni.esixh:l: 5 '1‘:: ed i otopla: “Lili ca1d 3 on- in_ Tens treet s el 3 &5 Sl podbod mag o ilies of the Field,” a comedy by | tributor of the Iyrics and music. Wil- ATTRACTIONS goene aboard the ahip Splire many |opponiie” the Washingion Cas Com- e e Fantony caplorr O oL e e ee illiam J. Hurlbut, the coming season. liam Gaxton and company will play : )/ e eiads f Dapier muche |Prpys/office, S D D ais love and ¥he|Dibe orsan sccompastaments. Wikl b * % k % the former Doug Fairbanks hit, “The The performance was successful, hAs Spangler was being taken down |dreamy fantasy that she regards as er attractions. T A 4 3 Junior Partner,” by Rupert Hughes, e e aut (i ot piny Lo SEeUS OF G thenter, John Dices. | thy brue cordnpe. Apollo. is reported that Arthur Hopkins will revive Euj il's |and Herman Timberg, one of the i T the property master and maker of| S| cal at- po D P gene G. O'Neill's The Mastersingers. the part again. 'Short length screen and musical at = play, “Chris,” the coming season, under th w ) ., |landmarks of artistic Broadway, in a gers. SR In smeiit a fowof the | Ly DombE fentared.” \Whesefare you | ractionsiwil‘complete the bill. Will Rogers in _“Honest i playe Chciscs the: con g scason, under the namme of “The OF Davil,” |musical soramble cailea “Litiie Bits " Next week's bill at B. F. Keith's|bombe remainca unused and in ap- | S3HS tell vou wien 1 come ‘back tomorro: Bunty, EUIIE Khe with Pauline Lord in the leading feminine role. The play is said to have |5ian Stanley and company will be seen | theater will compriss the Mastersing- | DeSranc, looked like real bombs. I Jou when dfcome back esiny, and’Wednesey: S . % . in an amusing skit, “A Theater Epi- 3 ersing- . In| McDevitt then asked Dacey what was METROPOLITAN—* Constance Talmadge in “Weddl been materially changed and is now in four acts. B preciey. and. Stella in | €F% Molly McIntyre and B. C. Hill- .a‘{::e(dof;:;?‘7-.“:’?5%:1:‘-":&:?3;:’:: his: businees and; Mr.. Dacey, Tovlied £ W'AN" Overithy < |52 “Thurstay,. “The Cail of vk K Kk K and Lynch|iam, Zane and Herman, Bessie Hem-|under the stage. at he was the property-master of ire. iday, Ethel Clayton fn . : A A O Wnhhts What for Who's| pel and company, Ben Bernle, the| During Mr. Sothern's the theater, Al ke will be the pi = Tom Moore in REATIVE genius, greater than any we have yet produced, is needed |Who" | Maxine Brothers and Bovby, | Dance o e e e e on v pres | Trobably iyou soau tell (us cthe)l thle o L L B e Sotonoltia | Made in Heayen: ’ to make the photoplay what it should be, in the opinion of Walter the clown dog, are Any ’6‘.,‘,’“{-‘.?;?:‘8{’5 and Garcinetti Brothers. pared of “The American Cousin,” by | ream? = Said those ombs in your | Theater in Metro's camera version of Avenue Grand. B. Pitkin, associate professor of philosophy in Columbia University, who | ‘°Fq2nd, 0her oyse, fonturs: ) e Mile. Rialto’s Dancers. N ot o Trenter. M Gittord "was ey s tel you..x A Tarry Semons Sto7 et A L e SR L also believes, it is said, that if Michelangelo we i ; e tomors it e : 2 also the stage carpenter at Ford's| ' utitheny there reel comedy for Vitagraph almadge in “Wedding Bells™; Tues- : 3 re alive, he could tell |bill With Ethel Barrymore will be| A most unusual and beautiful bl 3 Oh, :.yous dids, ssid, Mchevitt 2 day and Wednesday, * s . 3 end | Theater, on 10th street, at the time | . o - | Bakery.” also will be shown with the [ C%¥ ednesday, “The Golden our movie directors in about two minutes exactly what is the matter siven;for, thelast, e of dancing features and colors will "‘l‘hel_'i‘;'“‘é“a}#’“;' Fresident Lin- lt’n;: huc:!uquca:'t‘ert:"" e Mlabont ;“““l supplementary features, includ- ?‘:Tlr:ct s L;;?;-ssd?)m“ ‘I';l-u:rr't‘: R::‘ with their business. B COSMOS—Berni be ] coln. war 'ord’s assistants, also | «Head 3 2 sai _ |ing news and toical subjects. : f 4 % S—Bernice La Barr. e one of the Jinique features of a|held a similar position with Mr. Gif. eadquarters for what?' said Dacey. |~ “Over the Wire. is the stor rumps”; Friday, May Allis 3 . Gif-] o y of a|x ; v on HE st £ the Italian pi oS *T; Hernide’ La. Bare.and_hér Beaux. a | novt s b',’(l AL Sop oo anaten fordiat theitime of (tbe shooting ot was Soming Fomghtr 'xg;u?::;m:l'éf sirlwhaivowedito svengs Tuermicie P e ey o S story of the Italian picture, “Theodora,” tells of the attempt of | 8ifted actres a L afnext week. It.is.a big-time offeri ipoRanEler e oot | Devitt: of her brother, caused by the hound. A = 5 5 o s and singer, with a ng o 5 i Empress Theodora of Byzantium to restore paganism to the Romeg| Quntetgathumsti attemibate, s wil | DRes e Bt e o] cncoriad sutine:iae;investisation o8| +Cortunay. SopindiDuterywittnt | s or © ot men the Soutn Seemed Empire. world after the Emperor Constantine had established Christianity. week an act ;t u‘;\:::il noe‘;aexle& :3.'5 fi::y' a‘:ge::n:fll‘;fi‘;u;: -gu:lghafi- M'!Ij‘se"l%l::'lfln's b‘:fl:,&,‘;,,;i'&‘::‘:'w:gs it e l:“t‘o:e:: ?né.','&e‘.’.%fi lom'm"fimr l' Trai I;I:r:l:r"x:rg\:"yén;"& ?’?e"“ ATl charm, el;le:‘;::lnzul!:erll:nlgi beauti-|dren.” an interesting playlet pre was recelved that President Grant UThose standing by :tt-o;t:;ld P aeep ycalled to the phone "and hears her in “Bucking the " Tiger’ ED WAYBURN, - - : 3 | sented by Nat Jerome and company; |2nd party would attend the perform-) Mr. Ford, :Ibrothers voice bidding her good-bye. | Consiance Taimadge jn, "The Mxeg WAYBUPN, who has staged so many attractions for others, is now Lot e e cs: sag ] oforton fothars, - i unique bapey. |ance. The boxes were decorated as o ord, o emovitr: et nim | followed swiftly by & savoiver shot ge”; Wednesday, Will said to contemplate the production branch of the game himself, |famous Fifers, one of the season’s tearing entertainment and harmonica | "33 “EiATo" Y seing light it, Jim_" Her{pian daifivat stoiseoure Sioreiton oy a = , symphonies; Foster and Sq Mr. Gifford, after séeing that every- " as ctenographer in the f ier's having four musical sho . finest singing and dancing produc- eamon, a fa- ¥ Dacey lit the fuse and there was a BTap] nancier’s s e SF ws n;w on hand—“Town Gossip,” “Love Knots,” |tions. Ed- Rhule an@ Tom produe moun burlesque team, in -their nov gm%m:a: ";::ly.nlrfit for his home in|puft of smoke and nothing more. | office. “then to marry him. In both 5‘:?;.’;’ o B o g‘f_h&’-l;lnw;d ying Island” and “Fancy That.” s wrtter: and singer,” have devised | SaeTinE. A~ Trip Into Viudeville, re, Caring to stay to see|Harry Ford gave one of his big laughs | She ig successful. Her husband. de- o y Eason n *Sihe Sl SAE; X3 and the Yaked the performance, _the event that spite the f: v venture” and two-reel L Ko comedy, 3 * k Kk ok :“ul"'fi.‘?’,':.‘.’{fle'f.‘mi"n"'"' 100, 2nd | magic and eny‘::l:l,l:sp.’v‘enr; et of|had occurred at Ford's Theater in S him e hat “the " affalr would ald of 'f"-‘-"’n'n"‘i:‘é"i.fé’.',‘,'ifii the|and saturday, Eiaine Hammersteln A RUMOR is afloat of trouble in the musical departments of T present 1t Wl e e er o7 | °f, the orainary. ot Rad occurred at Fords e o i o could have|hasten his ruin, graduslly wins his{3nd Matc Moore in “The'Miracle of 2 partments of the local as the stellar_number of | 0% D! ; memory. He left one of his assist-|bought McDe 2 ite's : Manhattan.” picture - houses and theaters providi i 5 the bill Other acts will include o big matinee photoplay will be |anis, Mr. Willlam Bell, in charge. |penn McDevitt and Clarvoe for a|Wife's respect and then her love, but| ™ i . p ng orchestral music. The |Lomnie Nase Spanish comedtenne, in | {he Universal plcture featuring Frank | *’As was customar. s el LS only after a succession of episodes Republic. rusicians are said to want more salary than the ma beli a’novel specialty of high class; Um-jMavo in “The Magnificent Brute.” y then, and s now, | ° McDevitt sald, “The joke is on me, | that are said to be Intensely interest- $ should demand. nagers bélieve they | Befto Brothers, French comedy clowna | Looking for Trouble” will be the s L O e S el S e ing duction atarring Mateson Lang. il ; DTt B e e the Jones Family in | laughmaking film shbwn, with news|and make a thorough search of Tt na i ! 5 netion atarslng Matason Dans il OMSTOCK and Gest s :-X::Le‘l:: ei‘::gn:xfe:gmeta:-'t:‘"sinx. and other pictures at all performances. | premises to see that e\'erythfnz";:s th{\‘t Tthe ‘?&K"}‘L,P.f A "Em‘é‘!‘g‘lif‘:éfi's PALACE—“Foolish Matrons.” ?fiinp l:f‘t'e';lne:or.-." lf-"'l’lsm:;elk-{ ‘{vi‘..‘;;:“‘.‘{ C MST and Gest are announcing the appearance of Mile. Delysia | * The photoplay £or the week. which “P, 3 A etSotives McD. Was the head usher at the theater| “Foolish Matrons” the latest Mau. | €Arnival time, It 12 sa/f to O beal in “Afgar,” the New York, London and Paris sensation, at Poli’s | ¥l B shown only at the matinees, ep-g-Mint Revue.” and® assistants cz:\‘r,emm:ndmgt‘el;vo: i L T st floe Tourneut/photoplay, hased on the | ful. novel :and drauiatic. 7 Ahct et Theater in this city, January 8 next. It is said to be a m: ' 1 of pacls vibl'Lnbe T«lm:xl“ 3‘}1"‘ an's; ploture, | LAY [Downine acd sl compduyyof e B TR f"éf.’z :’l{ tD‘onr; gw?{e uam: éeam”"g {:lfl“ e = & - arvel of cos- e an nmarried,” the roman-|youthful sta; B at includes Hobart Bosworth, 3 tuming. 3 \ ;l:"l;:‘;gfl(gl"fel of B:ilarl Kiu;e. wh?ue offefing, !Pel\,; lnnl:md el‘%‘::‘:gl'l :.:m“l O |Lake, ana valuable prizes are P"'lmfiofi:i"‘i i‘rflid;fle"ris. n;'fl'lgi;w;."“p 4 Savoy. : & very e information 3 o an- 3 e own ; % e, EMANIRR 0 e O\ - | e e R SR RS R S OUTDOORS [t Sk it Fnae’ el | 2ot slned e wie S5 | o, 00t B S0 , aganza by Oscar Asche with music’ by |youchsafed in the title of the picture. | will “include L eek. Others - day event Thursd o AN A e Haten v v title of Srinext week s v evenings. Thursday evenings are; It js an episode In t -o¢ | 2. Will Rogers in “Honest Hutch Percy E. Fletcher, also is tentati Y| “A Monkey Hero,” a very amusing|nent of i artistic expo . enlivened by a singer from he episode In the career—of g . ~ vely announced for appearance |comed 11 be sh ent of the piano accordion; the Hil- Yy ger one of the| three-soci t b: ‘Wednesday, “The Other Woman;" 2 2 & e y, will be shown this week for e Hil Parl b3 o society matrons by which is re- ) n; in Washington the coming season. e e Ee3: time in Washington and, With | Svernmt ana " LighIar, songs; T , Glen Echo Park. Tt Bv, evers, Gvos| Tedlsa. ulironghitthe genluyTaria:. T e o rritay. ey Sedvey er films, will be on the bill | smusing SrEinality.. “Gong, ™| X special concert by Sol Minster's | ning and 8 Saturdays. Tournéur, the effect of the great mod- | -oP Hill Trail™” Friday, May McAvoy! o - * % kX at all pexfohmances. e o nality, “Special band is announced for today at Glen » ern. Babylon—New York—on three| g, xA Private Scandal:” Saturday, IT is said to be likely that Nazimova will present a series of pl sty | gy Sood-bill of veudexille Sots and Wo- | akit. “Mon | Amoros ana Jeansite, in s | Echo Patk. Pleksickers Rro invited | < types of woman, LIy Bn O g S : 5 plays, with | tion pictures will be offered at the per- | ° Th apeal to bring their baskets. Many tables Great Falls Park. The three types of modern woman- a stock company, in New York The photopla; utheast Gardens. pany, w York the coming season at Earl Carroll’s | formances today, starting at 3 p.m. Sube iphotoplayiSwill bresent Wil and benchesiaré located, Doncath the| Today:the musical programt at the|lood dealt with are the supremely 7 new theater. 5 'wyn production. Ahady rees ‘and clean, cool spring |afterncen and evening concerts at|SCifsh the pleasure-loving and the |, Oben 7:15 pm. = Orchestra concert STRAND— Bert Walton. Eoasag Y I3 mear at hand. The amuse- | Great Falls Park will feature popular | Self-sacrificial, Today, Mae Murray, David Powell aid : 3 Goldwyn has fssued @ handsome |Ments at the park include six bifi |and classic numbers. Out-door amuse- .. It is described as an intense and|Zeorge Fawcett in “ldols of Clyy A Cl . B While the excellénce of the vaude- |brocure of its’ pictures for .release. | thrilling rides and the manifold Jovs | inents for -the children—kodaking, altogether different” character study. | lomorrow, Owen Moore 48 “The Foor ergyman's Opinion. A Costly Fan Collecti vile hed Ditture programs presented |which. ticlude “The.Old Nest” by'|0f the midway. Boating and canoe- |beating ~and fshing = attrect N8| Added screen and musical features|JUTPC; Tuesdey, “head Men, el o biogy y on. |at the Strand Theater during the sum- ) R e Savistbia Pow, |Ing on the canal are aiso avallabie, The ‘searchilght ‘fllumination of the| Will complete the bill. Tales” and Vitagraph comedy: Wed . WALTER E. BENTLEY, an or-| DAULINE FREDERICK Is sald to mer season is. being rewarded in pa- Gouveneur very evening - throughout the|falls mdds to the beauty of the scene . nesday, Douglas McLean in “Fhe Jail- dained Episcopalian minister, sec- have whi tronage, Manager Sparrow states the | Morrl week dancing in the"big* open-air [at night. ’ - KNICKERBOCKER. | more S e e i oy the e el 1 e what is probably the great- |program to be presented this week, ballroom is a feature. e > Faise Step”: Thursday, “Held by the ry of the Actors’ Church Alliance, | est collection of fans in existence at | 5SSIPDIDE today, will be even befter, s Marshall Hall—Str. Macaleste: At Crandall's Kniokerbocker. The: | Enemy’, gnd vavceviue: Bridey, Zane headed by George Arliss, which has as | her home, Beverley Hill Los | Eor s Waltonsthe popular entertainer; Penn ‘Gardens. © * 3 3 ester. | iter today and tomorrow, “Over the|Grey’s “Man of the Forest’ and com- Pacific coast representatives Frederick ; Angeles. They h: s, near Los|in his origihal and amusing idea, = A Sunday outing. &t Marshall Hall, | Wire” Metro's film version of the edy. and Saturday, Enid ‘Bennett in Warde and ‘Willia H. . b ey have come from all|“Who'll Be the Next One to Cry Over Penn Gardens is one of ‘Washing- | within' & short -distance of Washington | story by Arthur Somers Roche, fea- “Silk Hosiery” and Sennett comedy, & . Crane, was corners of the world and range from | You.” Wwill be featured, and Larry ton's dancing meccas. Located in the|and reached by a cool boat ride on the| turing Alice Lake, and Larry Sea-)“A Lady's Taiier ™ mms(::r;w:‘zm:ng;rdrg.|:;m;y“(:xg..t of lu:j worth hundreds | Gordon .n? Florence Jolice in “A by tl(m. Wel B gsnl;t o:u‘eh: city, cmlveni‘a‘lfiy M;;h. fil‘u&lu ns‘o:}:‘t’}er, affords m:’ny at- | mon’s comedy. “The Bakery,” will be York. A e ollars, to equaily valuable and|Tyranny of Bliss” an amusing ekit uetion, o et cars, -these lens_offer ctions, in ng a new dancing)shown. s ugl fifi:’&'fia gem-:y:‘; s c set to music written by Mr. G%rdon. e ::: g:. From Lost Riv- :pen:rl;he::::lnol; .-u:nmerj Gvélntlntl. %Ivlltl‘ln::, the whip, roller coaster.| Tuesday and Wednesday. Zane| Sunday, “The Golden Snare”; (o3 Bave overy faith In the sincerity e ta. ertraction, Othars | (Do Even’ a8 Bve': Tom n orchestra of snappy fasz: townVenctlar swing, carrousel, slides and |Grey's “The Man of the Forest,” |Larry Semon in “The Rent Collector”; b ot pein. madd producers will include Juggling Ferrier, in @|py Vi und Up’ clowns furnishes the music for the[sand piies for the children. featuring Claire Adams, Carl Gant-|tomorrow, Alice Calhoun in handle'their =nd of the biue law and | others of precious woods, Tney range o e atins epiote letorien Sardo e Wednesday might is prize| A delightful siver ride is the “forty- | voort and Robert McKim, and “Made|Put It Over’; Tuesday, 't $ tion.” They know"from | In sixe from tiny fans scemingly only [Norton and Wilson. in & musical song: YT, R dadce night. 2 Al ey o P L R Ml i oy Trumps"; - Wednesday. koeg expeciance: that the public islt i | toys Lo Buge fans ‘cf oeiriche fusth- and dance revue entitled “Diversions|“a Poor Relation” arles Macajsater every Sundey af joomedians and -besuitled’ arp e God Changed”; Thuraday, at the uaworthy jera, with long handles, that were made | oF 18313 and, Durs’ and’ Wesley in|Chruthen’sy CHunery Betsadt by Chevy Chase Leke. - |50 0 with wiops at o b T A R L R L L T P e gy o = e | clever capers. 7 Ansia Ye = -y = 2 “Guile o 'ome! starring ag ‘riday, “Wet Gold _couch of an African prince. 1" Dorothy- Dalton's " latest picturezio's e E e e ot hnes, dATIU" | ey s “at e e s Homn the Potomuc | Rogern: [iol - Oks Navy itn ‘Action”| Fenny ot op FLIE 2 ) <M xlo's 1 hers | “eatur at Chevy Chasel (Confinued on Page 2, Column Saturday, Sidney Chaplain in “King, Bessie Love.