Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1921, Page 64

'.{\_M USEMENTS. TONIGHT 8:20 MATINEES THURS. and SAT. The Wagenhals and Kemper Company PRESENTS THE GREATEST LOVE STORY EVER TOLD ‘SPANISH =:| EE= LOVE “Filled with hissing hate and panting p-umn "-—N Y. World. “Held audience breathless.””—! Jleqnet PRESENTED ON DOUBLE STAGE AND INTRO- DUCING SEDUCTIVE SPANISH SONGS AND SPIRITED DANCES BY LOS CARITOS FROM THE ROYAL OPERA HOUSE. MADRID BROADWAY CAST OF DRAMATIC ACTORS -——— - - A Sensational Success in Washington Early Last Season. Fresh From a Year’s Triumph at Maxime Elliot Theater, New York. ‘PRICES: EVES,, 50c to $2.50. SAT. MAT., 50e to §2 POP. MAT. THURSDAY, BEST SEATS, $1.50 THE SUNDAY | 'WE PLAY LOEW'S VAUDEVILLE STRAND NINTH- BEGINNING TODAY, COMPLETE CHANGE OF BILL TODAY, COMPLETE CHANGE OF BILL i AT-D UNIVERSAL PRESENTS THE: PHOTOPLAY OF THE YEAR—THE PICTURE WITH A SOUL. |“NO WOMAN KNOWS” THE AMAZING STORY OF “FANNY HERSELF FROM THE FAMOUS NOVEL BY EDNA FERBER SUPERBLY ENACTED BY FINEST CAST EVER ASSEMBLED § P& VAUDEVILLE &% A TROPICAL SERENADE Kalaluhi’s Hawaiians AN EVENING IN HAWAI' FABER BROTHERS ‘ Equilibrists FISK ‘AND FALLON In “Words and Musio™ MINNIE FISH ASSISTING Edward J. Lambert OFFER “YOUTH AND BEAUTY" DOUGLAS FLINT & COMPANY In ‘‘Grouchy Gregory" N L] STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., NOVEMBER 6, 1921—PART 3. Mu Phi Epsilon Musieal Sevority Presents JulesFalk Estelle Wnlmmll Viotintst, Masonic Audmmum Evemings With Browning CONDUCTED BY . S. M. Newman Sixteen Wednesday Evenings Beginning N Snite 821, Wi MEETINGS WITH FAMOUS AMERICAN AUTHORS Howslls, Whitmsn, Holmes, Biley, Mark e s’ ant e " A lecture by HAMLIN GARLAND Axtber of “They of the h Trails” “A Bon of the M dhdnunhll! and ‘‘Main Travel AUDITORIUM, OENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ursday ing. N ber 10, 8:15 P.M. § | T ions Wethington Bociety of e || rts Admission .. .M) cents TO MOUNT VERNON Steamer Charles Macall LEAVES ester WHARF 10 A.M., I‘GE!I. MACDOWE!.‘L RECITAL Mrs. Edward MacDowell Auditorium, Oentral High School Monday evening, November 7th, 8:15 P.M. Ausploes Wuhlnl’tan Bociety of the MME. FRANCES ALDA PHILHARMONIC COURSE SECOND BERIES COURSE OF SIX CONCERTS Natlonal Thenter—4:30 0'Clock With the cxception of Pavlowa, when the curtatn wiil risc promptly at 3 o'clock Nov. 17—PAVLOWA nud her Bal- let Ruswe, with full Symphony Orchestra. BOSTON SYMPHONY A (Only nppearante ropolitan Grand Opera, Beason tickets (six concerts), on sale at Mrs. Greene's Concert Bureau, Droop's, 15th and G. Phone M. 6493. AMUSEMENTS. Cellist Tuesday, 4:30—National FIRST CONCERT PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI, Conductor Soloixt EFREM 71V Violinist SECOND coNennrT NEW YORK SYMPHONY WALTER BAMROSCH, Conductor Tuesday, 4:30, Nov. 15 WAGNER PRC LENORA SPARKES Soprano Met. Opera Co. BERNADO OLSHANSKY Ruxsinn Baritene SPEC !A L AUDITORIUM Y} “wé. RAYMOND ROBINS Added Attractions—Multiple Reel Comedy and News Weekly § PRE-WAR PRICE Wil speek on A NEXT WEEK SEATS THURSDAY ARTHUR HAMMERSTEIN Brings The SMASHING BROADWAY TENSTRIKE FRANK M 1 {INNEY iCKILE ME MUSIGIRL COMEDY PRICES—350c to $2.50; MATINERS, 50c te $1.00. MATINEES 10c TO 31 EVENINGS #20c TO 500 EXCEPTMG 841 SUNS. & HOLIDAYS BE LASCO THEATRE DIRECTION OF MESSRS. LEE AND J.J. SHUBERT OPPOSITE LAFAVETTE PARK AND THE WHITE HOUS E— BEGINNING TOMORROW MATINEE “ AN ALL-STAR PROGRAM LEW FIELDS & CO. in “SNAPSHOTS OF 1921” With LULU McCONNELL & COMPANY OF 25 A Minlature Review In Seven Scenes---Stagad By MURRAY J. QUEEN A. ROBINS s | YWETTE &C0. "3 carse: MOSSMAN & VANCE SEVEN DESERT DEVILS WILL OAKLAND SoME DIVERTING MELODIOUS MOMENTS FRED ALLEN | JOE FANTON & (0. “BORN_1894" “SECONDS OF SUSPENSE" 2McConnell & = Simpson In “AT HOME’” By Grant Simpson SHUBERT TOPICAL WEEKLY BUD FISHER FILM COMEDY Mats. 25-50C sinday and Hotamys Ments25¢-$1 Ton Av At 3 III‘ WII-I- ROGERS Regal and Moore and Four 8:15 p.m. (IN PERSON) Other Star Acts. 170 $°0 $+0 $1d o*d Sio Ird Sid $*p Srs Srdh Hie $*g $iS i L P A PROGRAM SUPERB 3% == RIALTO == TODAY 2:30---ALL WEEK---11 A. M.-11 P. M. DIRECTION ,' ( WALLACE I s N WORSLEY g : oy .11%651 Now. ORCHESTRA | FESTIVAL OF STRAUSS Thursday Afternoon December 1st, with RICHARD STRAUSS The New York cast and production in its all-compel- ling magnitude. 9" BEL,OW P : ALL/ WLEK RURAL FESTIVAL MARVEST nrReDuENG i (CAST OF CELEBK(l TIES' HEADED BY A: RUMVIR/\TC OF STARS Nights 8.15 l BRONISLAW HUB WILLEM \\ll LE Tickets 83, s2. Now Selling: e~ ~ama s m s sy A VA A A AL SA ST VA S (-‘RAI\‘DALL‘S 18th St. at Columbia Road I(mchnBocKEn MATINEES SUNDAY AND SATURDAY, 3:30 £TTODAY—MONDAY® 4 PHOTO DRAMA OF TREMENDOUS POWER AND APPEAL WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME TAe Most Interesting, the Moat Entertaining, the Most Vivdly Human Camera Play Ever Scresmed, Featuring a Remarkable Cast, Led by Charming ANNA Q. NILSSO -ADDED COMEDY AXTRACTION. Harry Pollard in “Fifteen Minutes” Concert Number—Selections, “Chimes of Normandy” TAhe Ewickerbocker Symphony . . . Ernesto Natiello, Conductor Taes.-Wed.—Alice Brady in “Dawn of the East” Added Comedy—“4 Monkey Movie Star” Comcert Nuwber—Overture, “Norma” (Bellini) Thar.-Fri—House Peters in “The Invisible Power” Eztra—FBuster Keaton in “The Goat” Comcert Number—“The Victorious Allies”—Special Staging Saturday—Charles Chaplin in “The Idle Class” Thomas Meighan in “Cappy Ricks” Cowcert Number—Selections, “Lady Billy” (Levey) s s e I AT saa s S e s TaRan «a*a«&«a««¥&*¢¥&*¢*« The Home of Recognfzed Pm....nm. CRANDALL' METROPOLITAN F ST. AT TENTH— ~ THIS WEEK “&2 G e P R e T v e e s e s e v e e D S S PSS S 2 T 2R EOLRCRNSDEOIPSELREET RS OO RE RO L 32 TN AL VA Georgie Price, Nonette, Will Present the Greatest Human lnter- est Photodrama Ever Produced. A Perfect Entertainment for All Ages and All Classes Every- KIHR R R K fi‘k#‘k*fl{z*fi*%f{iifiifi L8878 8§58 £5€ $r 8 £+ ling row that st sonie “EXIT—THE VAMP" THEODORF ROB[‘R1S T. ROY BARNES T T T e e w ey cewe N N P SRR PRS0 RES FONTAINE LaRUE ['SNOOKY’ COMEDY| \ Burton Holmes Travelogue Overtnre—Other Acts AAAAA LAY YA YA YA Y VA SRR Y ‘ sands of Rea- THEATER sons, the Most Im- portant of Which Are Vividly Depicted in This Pulse-Stirring Picture Adapted From a Famous Stage Success. ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW Ninth at E Street CRANDALL'S THEATER EFSUNDAY—MONDAY—TUE:! ~l)u{“ HAROLD LLOYD in “I DO” David Butler in a Hit, “Making the Grade” AARAATAA AL LAV VR SR S | GOLDWYN PRESENTS THE MONARCH OF THE SCREEN SRITA Y e r Ty R O IPODCORRD0S OVERTURE—SELECTIONS, “THE BOHEMIAN GIRL" N. Mirskey, Conducting WASHINGTON’S FINEST ORCHESTRA PATHE PICTURIZED NEWS—TOPICS OF DAY —~EXTRA— HARRY POLLARD In His Latest Hal Roach Comedy Hit “A PENNY IN THE SLOT” SFWEDNESDAY—THURSDAY &1 In &6 t] 9 Constance Talmadge in “Woman’s Place Irving Cummings in @ Dramalet, “On the Trail” EAFRIDAY—SATURDAY ¥ Alice Brady in “Dawn of the East,, The Hallroom Boys in “Two Faces West” T T T e Y Y Y Y Y Y e S e e STasaTasaasasasAscasAIIAA ST YA an hasrissssssssissssssssssysassssssraay s ¥ EXARIA TS AN 72227, 7227722 7222272 OF “THE PENALTY” FAME ATIO NAL TOHIGIIT WEEK Caly Theater in Washingtoa Offoring Excimsively American nd Fareign Stars of the First fask. MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY The Most Original and Unique Entertainment of the Season ELSIE JANIS Yz 2 Special Film Features CRANDALL’S “CAMILLE"] ot NEW STANTON 5:8, &0 o | 70 HER GANG In a New Attack. Same Gang! New Stuff!! Humor—Novelty—Song—Dance NOT A SOLDIER SHOW OR A WAR PLAY, BUT A TYPICAL ELSIE JANIS SHOW D. EATS THURSDAY BAmDAY ONLY nF\RY W. SAVAGE'S Entirely New Production of The v ERRY wibow Franz Lebar's World-Famous Wal srem- by Jo-rpl Lrh-n AN INTERNATI Including LYDI IKAWCIS‘ JEFFERSON TER, MARIE WELLS, CRORGES DY FAA E_and othvu. ANN SAME CAST AND l‘ROD IN NEW YORK Prices—Evenings (Except. Sat.| d Sat. Mnat., $2.00, 00, Sal F.:-’&i%'n 550, 330, $100, - IL ORDERS NOW BURTON Ilfll.MES worion | SUNDAY EVEHINGS CTURES | MONDAY MATINEES \ BEGINNING NOV. 20 and 21 MEXICO, Nov. 20 and 21; JAPAN Nov. 27 and 28 The PHILIPPINES, Dec. 4 and 5; GOING ABROAD 2, Dec. 11 and 12; AROUND THE WORLD, Dec. 18 and 19 Sale Course Tickets: $6, $5, §4, $3, $2.50. Mon., Nov. 14 A Remarkably_Strong Dr ELITE 14th !lr:velt o . REVERE == “THE GREAT MO} “AVTER YOUR i s GLORIA SW. ashington's Beantiful Up- w‘é\ Theater. Also Comedy and News.W ‘LIBERTY Nertk Capttol and “THE NORMA TALMADG! DUMBARTON *35% in "MORAL F! HIPPODROME **& .Y ALICE BRADY. “OUT __OF THE_CHORDS. 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