Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1921, Page 11

"~ b} G clans and vary their performance and |ture, “A Daughter of the Law,” ia a|tractions at all performances, which in- give & thrill with somers.lts that end | thrilling underworld melodrama, with | clude pictures of some of the contestants some very tense situations, and is|in a local beauty contest. with a toe-lock in midair, & new and| ghown Jor the first time here, as a mat- very clever stunt. Ford and Goodrich | jnee feature, while Clyde Cook, in “The .make laughter with songs and a comical | Guide,” leads the supplemental film at- &irl_whose costume and actions lend much to her funmaking. Baby Margaret, @ tiny bit of humanity, not & yard high, - acts, sings an lances t] al e abandon of @ veteran. Challis and Best Results Coulter, newcomers, offer impersonations THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1921.. ¢ AM U s E M ENTS Raigh Austin. In & hodge-podge of |lsustiabls entertainment and festuring ileri, . , .exceptional c- | J. C. L MANY UUES"[]NS - sta o 5 I Kol o0 e n onee 230 1 - mimitaie. cramergrisanon iving Imspirations | | o o yoivgg Daphne Pollard, |XK5IZ;, it ricks on the blevole: Tus- | rhat Lived a's.Shoe. ane ot the most For “Rock of Ages”. 2T ot Mevitt, In aerobatic dancing: | musing creations of the stage. He is | r ! Daphne Pollard, the famous. sing- | Harriet Marlotte and company, in a| g oungeq BURRINGTON . COMMBE, t: g | rough skatch. entitled “Mre. Welling- | ®! by Simple Simon, a clever- EUNFRUNT I.EA[;UE Somerset, England, August 0 | | 106 somedienn fom Loglon, JO9Ls |tou's Surprise” and the cBans, in | comedian himaelf, 'and an attractive roup of girls who impersonate other Toplad: . Miss Pollard h; agéinat. | comedy juggling. ' The Pathe News, |FIOUE tux Toplady when ke was in | |ing hersonaitty, originat Saroea and Kesops Fables™ls caridon and Topicy | LmLs? niesery, chascters, sing snavpy e I AmDOTC wimnds yemt | | voice strikingly effective in quaint|of the Day. complete the éntertain-| nat is rather for the eyes than the outeide vhis sillage and & great | [Songs. The Cleopatra song, which|ment. ears. Mother Goose {8 a quaint crea- of Irené Bordonl, Eddie Foy, David War- __pajnting G i i ilesi made her famous in England, was o " = Al e et e erfinnging ] 2 Teuvtnses ‘ e tratien to perpetuate his d 76 ure, who says many funny things, and | feminine member e team and amus- = councl' Preparlng Sllesmn -o.:-.r.y':-- lcld':h.u :- the well received and very funny. It . with Simple Simon: holds the laughing '’ ing songs, quite new, by the man. Fields —Upholstering Our Motts. . August bank holiday. makea the Egyptian queen an Irish 00SMOS—“Mother Goose.” attention of an audlence as long as she | and Fink have a laughing act, rough in and Disarmament Problems Toplady i said te kave taken | |maid, and gives Miss Pollard oppor- remains on the stage. "' | {ts aialogue and action, but none the less | ¥or Quality Work at Moderate Cost Consult refuge at the rock from a se- tunities for broad burlesgue. He’l" Manager Brylawski of the Cosmos| Devoe and Statzer, who lead the sup- | 8MUSINg, with clever topical songs. G Plitt CO lll 1325 14¢h St. = c - vere storm which was sweeping last number, “Oh. For a Man!" With|mpeater this week is catering with | porting bill, are fine acrobats and musi- | Carmel Myers' newest Universal pic- €0. oy ANCes Main 4234-5 for Coming Session. e s Borme e the eloe <2 | |the'-tion “of Trafsigar Square .as.al—em—e 5 oot 8 cofering wih POTME BT 2re One acronet nd AN A e which the rock stands, and, background and a tall policeman as 3 . while waiting for it to pass | |& foll, also wentiwalls LR Py s to com) nother excellen! um] S i . August 30—Preparations | | Sver ke was led to compoe the | | 0 T "ty Chat of Anatol Friediand, Seventh & D Sts. N.W. ] for the work to be“done by the as- The great pllgrimage to the | |the composer, who introduces an sembly of the league of nations were rock was erganized under the elaborate revue that carries his own < — of the Church of Eng- songs over with a snap and go. He is assisted by a group of very pretty girls in costumes that stand com- parison with those of Ziegfeld's beau- ties. Neil Mack helps with a pleas- ing tenor voice; Jeanne Shirley, the prima donna, sings well; Lucille’ Bal- ct as presi- latine is a wonderful toe dancer; Vio- of the let Weller, a pleasing soubrette, and would | ; be placed on the rock. Vera Velmar is delightful in a violin the Silesian | L 2 2 so0lo. The others made a pretty pic- considere i - ture. H Sl Other_acts_include Dave Seed_and suien nave b | GOVERNMENT MAKES WAR (=25 concerning health ical problems under o of the tekrue were com- 1 ON INSURGENTS IN CHINA r reports, which will be L ) the assembly next weck: rament commission and the n _on amendments to the | BY the Associated Press. £ t ot the league will begin| PEKING, August 30.—Yochow, a 1 omorrow. city located in the extreme northern cepled the task Ipart of the province of Hunan, has Viscount Ishii, | been occupied by government troops »f the council, so in-|commanded by Gen. Wu Pei-Fu, in- ST Briand ol Tance |spector general of the provinces of £ 1Hupeh and Hunan. The province of iHu‘m‘m recently repudla(e‘dplhe ap- b pointment of Gen. Wu Pei-Fu as in- Sitne “‘““"'J:_tl_[};“:““';&’:; spector general, and has threatened itime studying the ,';‘,‘;‘,};‘,:‘“ Sainatithefiponsinciiof (how dumb), otherwise known as the s of the tangled | " The Hunanese are reported to be ”’- ““,“_ o .fi' &n"(; falling back toward Chang Shafu rited to bend rep | after burning railroad material to the l"h son T “;“’“ south of Yochow. They are said to cansir claims |be short of ammunition, and are ap- e co parently planning to join other in- surgent troops concentrated on the border of the province of Kiangsi, to e - lthe east. An appeal has been sent to Celbid Sun VatSen. president of southern of the council would | China. asking for funds. be given the presi- . Arthur | ' begun by the council of the league at the regular session held this morning. Dr. V. Wellington Koo of China was presiding officer at today's meet- ing, it havi ded yester- T he. 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