Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1921, Page 23

THE WILLYS- KNIGHT New York Symphony. The New York Symphony Orchestra. Walter Damrosch conductor, gave a Program of Wagmer music yesterday lftornool in the National Theater which was well chosen and ene of unhackneyed gelections. The prelude to the “Mastersinzers” was in strik- Ing contrast to the “Slegfried Idy! which immediately followed. The latter, beautifully played, waa deli- cate in pianissimo. The former was played with well bulit crescendos. Two excerpts from “The Rape of the Gold, finale, when “God Thor Creates the Rainbow Bridge Upon Which the Gods Enter Valhall” and “The Lament of the Rhine Maidens,” were given. with Henrletta Conrad, Rachel Mor- ton Harris and Frieda Klink as the maidens and Fred Patton in the parts of Alberich, Thor and Wotan. it was excellently done, the voices blending well and each was well suited to the music. The “lament,” however, sung from behind the scenes, where it was evidently difficult to hear the harp accompaniment, was not so good. As a whole, however, a veritable feast of music was provided. Mr. P.tton sang_ “Wotan's well,” from “The Valkyrie, Free from Care ‘The Willys-Knight, with the Sleeve-Valve Fare- which show the richness and beauty of his baritone voice. He has much dra- -| matic ability. His voice was even and his tones rich and mellow. His enunciation greatly enhanced the charm of the music. The orchestra rllyed in its usual excellent style, although there wer: times when the song was lost In the orchestration. The third concert of this serier will be given December 13, witl arguerite d'Alvares, dramatic so prano, as soloist. At this concer Mr. Damrosch will make his last ap yearance before sailing for Europe where he will conduct symphony con certs In England, Franoce and Switzer and, and a “‘guest” conductor wii ake his place in this country. Operatic Concert at the Hadleigh A brilliant operatic concert was given yesterday mornlnf In the bal room of the Hotel Hadleigh by Mis: Mary Melllsh, soprano, of the Metro- politan Opera Company; Miss Fried: Klink, contralto; Paul Althous: tenor, Metropolitan Opera Compan: and Fred Patton, baritone, an all Amcrican quartet; all American trained. It was the first concert o the course of morning musicales o the Chamber Music Society. and drev an appreciative and enthusiastic au dience. The program given was a’ from Verdi and Puccinl, and includec the gems of their best known an most popular operas. save for th opening number, which was the quar et, “Domine Jesu” from Verdi “Requiem Mass.” This difficult num hvr. beautifully given by this ex ceptionally well balanced quarte aroused the greatest enthusiasm. Th devotional .tone was in strong con rood phrasing and fine dramatic ef ‘ects. Mr. Althouse was heard in the gre: 'ria, “Celeste Aida.” He was in goc voice and took his audience guite ! torm. He sang with fervor, drImlt ire and fine artistic finish. Mr. :cored a real triumph with his rnc nd. noble baritone. which has bec weard here in “The Messiah.” H ings with beautiful style and finis nd with rich tone coloring. The piece de resistance of the morr ng was the duo, world-famous, fro Forza del Destino.” sung by M \Ithouse and Mr Patten. which w: ilmost unrivaled in beauty. The vere recalled many times. The on! HARPER-OVERLAND CO. INCORPORATED luxurious collar, loose back, belt, man- Miss Mellish substituted for Mis Featurtg poiret twill, styles, magn'ficently beaded, jot, silk, tassel, gram as originally arranged. 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Burson and Split Foot 9 dustrial expert and recognized a Women’s Hose, Fine Tal 59 thority_on many other world ques. tions, w! Iscust e imitation o!f 25¢ DAMASK RN C || tonement— question which has brought into conference in this city v-epruenunvel of the great nations of the_world. Mr. Robbins’ subject will be enm- titled “World Limitation of Arma- ments or World Revolution—Which?* The lecture is the first of the T. Arthur Smith, Inc, Star Lecture Course, and tickets may be obtained at 1306 G street. Paviows, Thursday and Friday. Anna Paviowa, the (ncomparable ussian dancer, with her Ballet Russe and full symphony orchestra, vill be presented at the Natlonal Theater !om rrow afternoon at 3 2'clock, { Mrs. Wilson-Greene. The ballets for Thursday will be “Coppelia” and “The Fairy Doll,” in \ddition to seven divertissements A second performance will be given it Poli's Theater, Friday afternoon, it 3 o'clock, W an entirely differ- ‘nt program—"The Polish Wedding" ‘nd “Amarilla,” in addition to the usual number of “divertissements.” Seats are on sale at Mrs. Wilson- sreene's concert bureau, 18th and G streets. Sparkes-Olshansky, Friday. Leonora Sparkes. soprano. and Ber. nado Olshanskl, baritone, two singers whose work In the concert and oper- atic stage places them In the foremost rank of the world’s great artists, w:ll appear in joint recital In the third concert of the T. Arthur Smith. Tnc. Ten-Star series at the National The. ater Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock This concert will mark the debu! of Miss Sparkes In this city. Sh the d'stinction of being the on t ish subject on the roster of the Metro- politan Opera Company. 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" s Ulrle, d‘a Mfi 'vlded with a role teally dlflml | from her past successes, and one ’mflh her unquestioned artistry at Ih Supporting M!nu Ulrie will be Sam B. Hardy, Max snun. ‘Thomas Findley, t mdney ‘Toler, ‘Thomas ~—Electrical Toys 4 Deposit Reserves Till Xmas, A Sensational Parchase of 500 Pairs of MEN 'S PANTS " Mitchell, Harey Burkpardt, rllue Fred- orth Up to $6 ( rie nces Kyle, Moore, eonpm- range of fine striped Florence Lee, Ge: Bond, Jean nm‘l I:;{l‘ patterns In %Ir:-:iflol te. an -wool - weaves, c] s . | blus sergue. o -..u.c..;h.'.?u mads GARRICK—"“The Fair 7 | ises. 38 10 46 walst ‘Hare's your “The Fair Circassian,” a new_four- chance to :vciil r‘l:.mnuc e:::edy G'h‘dy- Unger, 19 Ghoase from-—hundreds Tiok “Rudndis” 2. Houora Brooks staged the play and Gertrude Newell = presents n. ‘The story is woven around EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, gave him splendild opportunity to|pe L3 lhve.’!fl wito wu \wouxhr m h !llve mmmkl‘nxceom morm m The play is said to be founded on hll'orlcal fact. twensy, l’ldmn Gayer, e King heads a Inc! iding Hel Sit l inc! i n: elene Sinno! t, Doy Ethel Dane, Robert Fischer, Louls Wolheim, Nellla King, T and Dent, Fay West, Kaf Messenger Bellis. POLIS—“Trene.” With :l.:d the .npen of youth amd fragrance of spring- time, "l.nnt." the smart musical com- lciy that holds records for both long runs and unbounded popularity in New York and London, will come tu oli’s Theater mext week, commenc- ing Sunday. The cast 18 headed by Patti Har- rold and includes Mary and Jane King, Jane Fearnley. Beatrice Bur- rows. Lou Ripley. Madge Lawrence George Ellln‘. James McKenzie. Harry Hoyt, John McSorley, Earl Redding and Jere re Deianey. B. F. KETTH'S—Fritsi Schefl. "™ Richmond. one of Broadway vorite cabaret artists, with h ayers, an octet of versatile sin: 8, dancers, musicians and comed '8, famed for the jov® of jazz, wi another stellar number. ~Carlete 1d Jerry-Ha-ris will bring “A Cor Fritsi’ Scheff. chsnteuse comiqu and “little devil of grand opera,” 'l' the central figure in the B. Kelth Theater bill mext week, cnm m!m:(n‘ at the Monday matinee. Th ightner girls and Newton Alexande i1l offer & merry musical comedy 1el!urlnk Winnie Lightner and cam 3en Welch, will be aasisted b: n . Murphy, in offering "Pnl-." a riginal character study, and Fred >rick Burton will be seen as Abr: 'am Lincoln, in Thomas Dixon irama, “A Man of the People. ‘thers will be Doris Humphrey lancers, in a series of dance diver 3sements; Joe Darcey, the black ‘ace comedian and singing compose Iealey and in styles In dlnt ng, and Techow's cats, with isual house features. An Iltv matinee will be given at § Thanksgiving day. Sunday at 3 and 8:15 pm., th veek's offerings will be presented. 3ELASCO—Shubert Vaudeville. Another typical Shubert bill wil '‘en at the Belasco Sunday after on. It will imclude Lillian Fitz uld. formerly leading comedienn Ed Wynn's Carnival, assisted b: vlly Grifith at the piano; Mason an¢ eeler, in Porter Emerson Browne farried”; Eddie Dowling, late st the Zle‘lald Follies and an inte tional comedian, In his late ugh-producing role; Mable Withe \dcompany, in a five-act music umber, “Mary, Irene-and Sally,” r« ‘ete with catchy songs; Boganny Il Posters, a rare comedy ac willing aerial trapeze stunts, ar. e usual Shubert News. COSMOS—“Havana.” \ novelty unique is promised at th. 'smos Theater next week in Chestc llard’s “Havana,” asical comedy, notable for it =nic and electrical features and a: ‘iginal .comedy story presented b clever players and singers. a spectacul: By ast in Comedy,” Clay and Robinsor ngs and comedy; Dan Brouther modern Hercule! ‘in thrilling gyn stics and equllibrism, and the Bent y s T8, Droll’ girls with th west song hits. The added matinee attraction w'! ature Carl Laeml newest st ntha “The Rage of Paris,” a firs lcture. and a story of s gi et love slide for -’wld-r n:n yde Cook in “The Sailor,” will fur 3h the laugh maker, which, wit : International News ud Cartoc m‘:“a‘l“ will be shown at all perform nis week's excellent bill will ' esented for the last time at t rformances Sunday, starti 5 ng at STRAND—*“The Frill Shop.” Next week. beginning Sunday, th rand Theater will lelt\lrc Hug: \nsen’'s mus’cal edy fashio ‘vue, “The F'rill s‘hnn with a com iny of charming and yine_stars. Others wil nd Klein, In “Tinklin, “usteal Moments”; Eddie 'ark Bon of“:unor Joy; Pre w Tun-s an: Blouu. i Vaudeviite Mixture- ‘oulet, in nd a novelty in anim + cats and dogs. AY/land; Bwain A nmuo love st with a de- GAYm—lllly Wltlon Show. Billy Watson and his “big show, eaturing the only and or! 1 Vatson, clnnnce Wiibur ({fi'.n:lfllallll Smith, will be uutnw; next week at the Gayet. er. production 18 in two acts a; :ix scenes, the book was wrltton Harry Montr. ations by Billy Watson. The nor principals include Billy Lync é::‘r:;;. amltih. Cul&lv-l Trio an Harlowe and a great si ing and anelut chorus. oe and the comedy lltu CAPITOL—"I.itfie Bo Peep.” Bernstein & Gallagher's “Little K Peep” company comes to the Capit: Theater next week, commencing Bun day. In lddl(lml ‘to ‘s large prc duction, a bill of good m: ulm.l com edy and vaudeville is prmded ‘Th rrincipal players.are Harry . Pe comedian; Constance Williams, Vre donna; Charles Taye, Kathr’n Bo' ter, Robert Hulen, tenor; Helen Lloyd Charles Markert and the chorua Heeded Call of Soldiers. Many Wuhlntlon people find adde: Patri interest in Sergt. ick He: r Barnes' A. E. F. musical comedy, i Puck on Leave,” at the Shubert-Gar ~fck this we owing to the fac hat it marks the reappearance o he stage of Margaret Shane for th rat time l(nco she permanently re ired from rl’flle!llonll career, Mise !hln. 8 one of the very fev siris who gave up theatrical Iif mar winning a real success. su.r g in as a chorus girl in the ori \cw York production of “Ki teh Koo, In nine months Miss Shan ‘ose to be ita leading woman, suc ‘eeding Grace La Rue. Then at th. “elght of her success she decided t: ceturn to private life. & It 'h.t.l;l L) esahll of hthakigld{;n'th- roug! ss Shane back to t Ights—for one week only. il :Photoplays. RIALTO—“The Sheik.” *“The Shelk.” a George Molford d\luuon of the novel by E. M. lm -4 Mbor the ‘f“"‘llk' b-'}‘mo?rus R.Ianh. eater next wee nin Rudolph Valentine of "l“a m;‘n‘uyr Horumtn of the A 1y fam: Agnes Ayres n':c.lu tutuud nhnrs rmcn—“xmmmi" Marion Davies, star of many plec- eater next week, beginning Sun- day afternoon, in “Enchantment.” based on the magasine -mry. "lun- handling Mabel,” by Frank R. Adams. Miss Davies is seen as an adorable but irresponsible ‘“flapper.” who has her devoted parents completely de- ceived In regard to her gay unlr until she attempts to re her ploits in a diary and the dlu’ T discovered by them. METROPOLITAN—“A Man's Home.” Next week, boginning Sunday after- noon. the Me ! litan will present a Ralph Ince spe- Hom clal nroducuon. rur 89lecl.- In th ;_u‘u-. will be shown at Laew's Palace |’ are 'Harry ey. Roland qauunmly. Katt lyn " Willlams, . Fafre Binney, Grace Vajentine and Matt Moore. The bilf will be augmented br & comedy, dccompanied by a jazz band. eor.mu “Tadies Must Live.”" Must Live™ George Loane 8 a | Tucker's photoplay of Alice Duer Mt Mer's story, will continue at Loew's Columbia Theater mext weck, inclnd- ing Sunday afternoon. It is descrived as a stage version of the same theme that Avery Hopwood incorporated in “The Gold Diggers” and William Hurlbut in “The Lilles of the Field.” Betty Compsor is its star. KNICKEEBJCKER—“A Man's * Home.” snd Monday, “A Man's’ Wednesduy, Wanda El.wlay. in ‘Bor Face Value”; Tuurs.ay und tr.day, Tom Moore and Helene Chadwick. in “From the Jround Up,” and Ben Turpin, in Mack sennett’s “Love and Doughnuts”; Sat- irday, Marie Prevost, in “Moonl.ght Follles,” and Chapiin, in “A Day's, Pleasure.” CRANDALL'S “Clay Dollars.” The first three days of next week. | ‘eginning Sunday, Eugene O'Brien's ew comedy-romance, "Clay Dotlars,” <'eascd by Se'ect. It |- the story ot | oung city chap who takes a clerk- hip in a smaii gountry B ole.in obs er to’ safeguard an uhlrlcnl:. of ioubtful value left him by the wilk «f his father. -Mack Sennett's “D: ~ing In Art" will n showh Vednesday Thursday, Alice rady in ber latest Realari plcture. Hush Money." <Oh, Brother,” a omedy. F‘r‘d.u nnd Saturday, “Acs on'* " starring Hoot Gibson, and by Vernan'in ~Hxit Quietly.” Apollo. - Sunday and Monda; son, in “Foollights.” ard, in “Hokus Pokus’ Moore and Helene From the Ground Up": comedy, or Life.” and Pathe Rev ew; Wed- nesday, Bebe Danlels, in “The Speed «irl,” gnd Irving Cummings, in_“On he ' Trail*; Thursday, Mary Miles Ainter. in “Her Winning Way." and Lloyd Hamilton, Sriday David Pawell, " and Charlie Murray. Willlam _Duncan. :omedy,’ “Oh, Brothér s lnd matinee. ‘Hurricane Hutch,” Avenue Grand. Sunday and Monday. CI lin, in “The Idle Cla: logers. in "A Poor Reletion’ iay. David Powell. In “The M load” and Char'le Murray, in Inbappy Finish”; Wednesday, Mary diles Minter, in Lioyd H E'ste Pergu- nd Harry Pol- Tuesday To‘m n in “The Vagrant™: in “The MY.!' n nd oy in “The Vo- ant™; Thul in ‘The Speed G!fl *; comedy. h 3uddy,” and Dolyehrame “Snowboum Yosemite”; Friday Betty Comp-on and Milton Sills, in “At the End ne World "™ lnfl Marry Pollard, ln Hokus Pok and Sllurflly. Eu- vene O'Brien, |l “Clay Dollars"; Mack Jennett's “On a Summer's Day” and natinee, “H\Irl‘lunt Hutch,” No. 6. Ou'c‘ le. Sunday_and lnnd:y. Wallace Re@ “Thu’flall Dlzllrl ; Tuesday, Wi! ullrl, in “Boys WIill be Boys" ’ednesday, Tom Moore, in-‘Made | leaven’; Thursday, Harry Lloyd, i: ‘T _Do,” also _‘Moongold,” “Puppy Jays,” and other subjects; Frida, “Her Winnin; ! iles Minter.. in ary. Mies Bebe Daniels ¥ay.” and Saturday, n “The Speed Girl” Criterion. Beginning Saturday, Tom Mix, the villiam an star, in “The Nigh Jorsemen,” a sequel to “The Un amed,” based on Max Brand's novel “Wild Geese.” Elite. Sunday and Mond~y, Norma Tal nadge, in_ “The Sign on the Door Tuesday, Pauline Frederick, in *‘Sal vage"”; Wednesday, Eugene O'Briel n “Is Life Worth Living ‘Thurs I" Conslnncz Talmadge, in “A Wom- ; Friday, Elain lammel .ulln. ln 'Remorseless Love, nd Sat ice Calhoun, in “Peggy Pu ,Home. An"l Stewart, in “Sowing he Wind’ Monday, “Quo. Vadas” ay, Constance Talmage, in “Wo Place’ Wednesd..y, Elaine aan's Hammerste'n, in “Pleasure Seeker: Thursday, Charles Ray, in “Serap Iron"; #riday and Saturday, “The Affairs o natol,” with Wallace Reid, Glnri swanson, Bebe Daniels and Theodor. Roberts. Lyric. Sunday and Monday, Pauline Fred- “The Sting of the Lasl SArT in “The Sportsman”. Tuesday, Douglas 'Fairbanks, in ‘American Aristocracy’’; Wednesday, orinne Griffith, in “Moral Fibre", l‘huruday Earle Williams, in “Brine In”; Friday, Marle Prevost, in 'Hponll‘h( Folli and Saturlay Frank Mayo, in 'he Shark Master”. matines only, “The Invisible Ray."” Sunday, “Quo Vadis?; Monday, Wil- llam S. Hart, In “Betwéen Mew" ; Tues- day, “Dead Men Tell No Tales™ Thur-dny. Tom Mix, in “After You Qwn Heart”; Friday, l.nule Pickford B “They hall Pay” and Saturday. 41 comedy night. Princess, Sunday, Geo’l‘le. Walsh, in “Sere- ade”; Monddy, Dorothy Dalton, in Jun[le Child"{ - Tussday, Willian tussell, in “Quick Action”; Wednen Constance Talniage in “Woman » Dangerous Curves “The Midnigh Saturday, Anita Stew- ders,” and rt, ln "Sbwlm; the Wind." - Savoy. Sunday and Monday. “Experlmcc ‘l'uuday. David. Powell, in e M. ry Road" and Mack Sennel lms Bells Out of T iay, Alice Caihoun nd comedy, “Torchy's Promotion Thursday,, Bebe Daniels, . in “The ipeed Glrl." and Lloyd Hamilton, in ‘he Vag! i Friday, Eugene )'Brien, In " and Charl e Jurray. In “His Unhappy Finish." and ;aturday, Wanda Hawley, in “Her Under New Management Hotel Buckingham 918-20 Fifteenth Street (On McPherson Square) Reservations Being Made FRANK X. DALY . Manager . Telephone Franklin n2 — RESINOL _ _ Soothi de Healing : Does wonders for sick skins " Oneapplicationof this reliable ointment and the inflammation is réduced the itching stoppedandhealing Tryct and see k | D. C WEDNFSDAY, NOVEMBFR 16. 1971. Amusements ——— Saturday, Corinne Grif- h, 1 'he Single Track,” comedy, “Torchy a la Carte,” and matinee. EX POLICEMAN SENTENCED. Herbert W. Erwin, a former cross- ing policeman, has been sentenc-d by Justice Siddons in Criminal Di- | vision 2 to serve three yenrs and six months In the penitentirry for grami larceny. Erwin stole an automobiie belonging to Col. Stanley Koch. U. 8. A.. March 24, 1920. The machine was recovered In Cincinnati, Ohio. Erwin was a lsutenant during the world war. Face Value”; “Hokus Pokus’ bound Yosemite,” cane Hutch,” No. York. Sunday and Monday, Charlte Chaplin, in ‘The Idle Class” and Will Rogars, In “A Poor Relation™; Tuesday, Alice Brady and Kenneth Harlan. is “Dawn of the East” ana Harry Pollard, In “Hokus ~Pokus"; Wednesiay. M Miles Minter, in “Her Winning Way. and Mack Senzeit’s “Wedding Belis Out of Tune”; Thursday, Bebe Daniels. in 'The Sne,d Girl,” and Bobby Ver- i Friday, Madre Oh, Mury. Be Careful,” rlie Mur,) in “His Unhappy ard Polychrone “Snowbound Hnrry Pollard, polychrome. E"d matinee, < C Finish " Saturn bas a velocity of six miles & wecond. e et et Where Your Dellars Count Mast EHREN 120-22-24 7th St. N.W. ! Store Hours: 'COUPON 3! 59c Babies’ Dresses Long and short 38¢c P white naineock. Em- 3 Up to $20 Women's Coats .,ZI"L'.".Z'. $15.50 =———————c0ouProN 1 3500 © Extra Size Dresses satins serges _and brotdery t-immed; 4 to b4 Brand-new beautiful stvlen. 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