Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1921, Page 62

2.4y E AMUSEMENTS. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, OCTOBER 30, 1921—PART 3. - AMUSEMENTS. Ma Phi Epst usteal Sorort mountains on horseback. The moun- | passes. The Wlizzara, in fact 5 D e v |EFFORTS MADE FOR |nountains, of. oenece The otk | Beiiiia i ey st tho hofac; 18 20 WE PLAY LOE VAUDEVILLE Jules Falk Estelle Wentworth SCENIC EFFECTS i S it S| 1 o *’,,— >, the year round. Violinist. Soprano. N the filming of scenes of Pauline | (e ¥ Thds the company. was|Woo W1 from the Kleig . et I ederick’s new pletu Z v he foothills of Mo lights of od back to the Masonic Auditorium |, Frederioes, nov B oo | W lls of Mount| peaking st ) etk ol ang Monday. November 14, 1931 8130 pone] b e T : difficult to Keep the make-up on. On |Shubert production offer, after hi l(r:trved weats, $1 and $1.50, at and her company went to Lone Pine, | the top of the Sierras, however, there | Vaudevilie engagements have been artnar Smithn, Inc. a ilttle town in California, and from |was a terrific blizzard raging and |fllcd. ALL THIS WEEK, BEGINNING MONDAY )( R there packed Into the desert and!snow was clogging all the mountain A . THE PEARLS OF PEKIN NINTH AT-D e L n placed Featuring the Inimitable Character Comedian 3 BEGINNING TODAY COMPLETE CHANGE OF BILL ] : “DANCE CREATIONS” - A AT HHNH Tt oo ¥ 1t is to ‘A somewhat different Musical Comedy in two scenes. Notable for its lavish scenic and costume investiture, pretty girls, charming B With a Quintette of Graceful and rming_ Girl principals and sure-fire comedy. R e Foselar Enteamiacs = - {.TODAY AND ALL WEEK-DOUBLE BILL “HECTOR” AND HIS FRIENDS NANCY BOYER & CO. FOLEY & O'NEIL HALLGWEEN Hector is Without a Peer in the “Quaker Girl” “ Canine ‘World and His § | ' Star of the ‘Quaker Gir ‘A Couvle of Niftlea” Companions Are Almost In ‘:MARV LOU” )SOBEL 1 ; axClever Dancea, Acrobatics, 3 An audiegos act CORINNE CARBONNE & CO. §insine 3 that starts the Music i laughs au i B w -lne rlmun_. ic Presentation All Performances—Offer| laughs aud applause. In a Surprise Novelty Comedy re: P u INE FREDER' ering H i The briliantland poputhi pouny Matro/aoraon atar finds OFTO, BOAZ & OTTO I FOSTER & JOYCE 3 A L cK 4 another ‘great role in Bayard Veilers adaptation s S 4 Jackson Gregory's romantic story of a €rooi Burlesque Magic and Juggling Bits of Musical Versatility Story ef Undying Lov fied the police, but succumbed to the amile of a girk . 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