Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1921, Page 62

\ \ AMUSEMENTS. THE SU\'DAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, NOVEMBER 1921—-PART AMUSEMENTS. COLISEUM I Ue"BlAY LOEW 'S VAUDEVILLE Special Film Features| ; APIT O BRECIAT =L LalE Sl e SKATING C g ) AVENUE GRAND <4 0 < —RAPHAEL —; (RANDALLS 23725, o | e S5352 55 | i~ MONDAY NIGHT B THEATER [i : . | e NDAY, || —— rrick Theater “Tontght 11th and P : oAt ANy Tosoriow— I/ T, 3, o k : Erneat l and Penn. Ave. o RY POLL “PENNY "IN YOU ST. “THE OLD NEST" = || HUT CHESON REPUBLIC 0.5 Y Famous Australian Planist Agwrioa’s Finest Golorsd n"::‘r NINTH AT D Cuth ek 8:15 P.M. lltllldt‘{ Todsy, l‘-mmv- IM ! E] ooty 277, Aribar i i , Bocco %0, :‘:‘m. -u"mn “THE STING OF THE LAst" |E "~ BEGINNING TODAY, COMPLETE CHANGE OF BILL ___ lfl b T AN | B P‘”""unm"l' ey 1308 NW. - and at theater. Comedy—News—Topios—Prizms = UNIVERSAL PRESENTS E CJ CI_E | 440, 0, 5:00, 9:40. MONDAY at 6:30, = THE FIRST SUPER-WESTERN EVER PRODUCED c’] Wty Lo u\‘ e 0. 0:50. ) N o ] i T = T | NOTHING LIKE IT HAS EVER BEEN SEEN ON ANY SCREEN GIRI_S d X ; m.‘."m ':’5. ‘;:Jr tets *X*‘CRANDALL' zzfig&::; Es o = HARRY CAREY i 5 'DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, |, FINEE SATURDAY AT 2:30, : % g F |] F © wn e o Ry uofaniceare ) § Ackmice ) nflx;::n! i As oy §/5 ARTHUR !.ANNING b THREE MUSKETEERS” —— E S THE Fox an shown next Thursday and Frida 811 H LE. 3 COMEDY- . 1'.‘;?5&,;1“}"...;':.T}'l:;'«:&.‘ml "..:' r.‘..'.‘:‘i'. EMP {EE'A(ILA ':';ngnmn in THEATER ODAY AND ALL WEEK /ROMANCE R e e T H SARAH HYATT $:30 and 9 p.n. sh Admission, includ- Also (umedy 5 = 3 : - g 8 e i i | e THEATER m&_og:n i ST FAMOUS 11TH U. S. CAVALRY AND CAREY FLYING SQUADRON 8 Jw,fr.u,,,, n..,;;.d_; Night -' VAUDEV'LLE ‘- Jos. Tarner vs. Vic Tounman Best two out of three falls. tiak | # . A COMPLETE SHOW IN ITSELF—M. GOLDEN PRESENTS 2 | RO ru ;\p READ! | . A FANTASTIC AND FUTURISTIC MUSICAL FARCE rth Capitol and P Sta. | OLVMPIC it \ (7zr=z] Bl “MONEY IS MONEY” . CoMps0 ‘ THE END in s nd_ piquant il Amouat Bictare. tng and, ,mfi S it FEATURING JOSEPH GREENWALD AND A NOTABLE N, ///// of comedy - ro- e CRANDALLS Hours’ " Leave, e i Marye Ay props i § CAST OF NINE TALENTED ARTISTS §| I I REFUTATION - B i stelar rotes " E|§ suPersLY sTacED GORGEOUSLY COSTUMED METROPOLITAN ¥ at 10th™— ||~ THIS WEEK -wa A TOUCHDOWN! “E ”:.zc ;:E'Ezom%-r : i . & |§ THE ANSELSMITHS | HARRY GILBERT » In “Pastimes in Jungie-Land' | “In ‘“Character Bnap-Shots' R 1119 H st N p lPRlNCl"SS o Added Attractions—Multiple Reel Comedy and News Weekly PRE-WAR PRICES *'4Z}3%% : L LR R T oML &E su 5 o NEW STANT 0".«..':.'?..,,‘9*5«3:: o ALL III)ADB LEAD 'm 'I‘HE UAKRICK Jresbington's Ideal Little Theater Besatifel e Smartest, Most Cl.rlnlnl { Playhouses. “HAMPDEN’S PLACE AS LEADING AMERI- n o R I s M AY g - CAN TRAGEDIAN ASSURED.”—N. Y. Herald " TN b = Due to llllfl wt’ 01 m IIM lll m ll'l!ll domand, Arthur S. Kane P sents TRANSCONTINENTAL TOUR OF C H AT IIE"S In the chief Mfll!dx and romantic role of a Mlarious, mirth-com- A Ry ———] MERICAS FOREMOST SHAKESPEAREAN ACTOR’ NYMERALD_SUN TELEGRAM. GLaBE. cow | BEGINNING THIS AFTERNOON AT 3 84 SHUBERT BELAscoTuemR £ pK. AND THE WHITE HOUSE. E pelling st of a headstrong but adorable lass who placed love uhemfof dollars, and who undertook to make kindness a career /— “THE FOOLISH AGE” WITH “BULL” MONTANA AND “SPIKE” ROBINSON SUNSHINE COMEDY—“BUSINESS IS BUSINESS” Pathe News—Literary Digest Topics. i 'r"r'u;";'.' alvM outh, in Whiok {ke Star ) ’ £ b r v {_Palace Symphony Orchestra—Overture, Popular Hits." 1] Source of Humor, Romance, and || Thrills Just as He Did the price ring in “Scrap Iron”—Only More 50! oPP. LAFAY fl\l' N AU f_Vl [0 { JIMMY Husscv Ann Tne CeEnTURY REVUE. wmflnwa WITH LOY EDWARDS mnmvcum.no. GENE DELMONT, MWMNNAIIulflwmm ROME&CIILLENIJOLI.YWJONES =t JoE JACKSON=E= VINE & TEMPlE' | BUDDY DOYLE ZIESEER | VINIE DALY = RATH BROS & DAILY md 2% EVENINGS at 8% R A T TR —EXTRA— BUSTER KEATON il In His Funmiest Two-Reel Comedy “THE BOAT” —OVERTURE— “COLLEGE DAYS" (Hinrichs) WASHINGTON’S /| FINEST ORCHESTRA N. MIRSKEY, Conductor. SPECIAL ADDED HITS suu uesiionadly ™ 'CE‘ % “Stage history made The Hamlet,'- %l:dest Shylock. of s (3 IS DARNRI AXLUE W10 P OLI’S SHEBERT TONIGH ,fg‘;},i‘;‘p \CBETH :— tii. & % TAMING OF THE SHREW= Attractions “A handsome. delightful weo. Owing to the enormous size of production and length of performance, curtain rises promptly at Reneration® »»gzoac cNo' A sun eight -o’clock evenings and two o’clock at the Thursday and Saturday matinees. EO :JULIET:- P PREMIERE PRESENTATION IN WASHINGTON AR, SERANT SR appean m g first OF THE LONDON AND NEW YORK SENSATION s e SR SR NEVER BEFORE 1 HISTORY ¢ ENGLISH-SPEAKING STAGE for the present gemeration. The signifieant thing about Bl-pdn 1s not so much his own impersonations, fine and com- g though t}fl Il'ti!ll the hzt that NO ONE IN THIS Has There Beeg Produced Anywhers Such a Gorgeous, Superb, Wonderfal, GENERATION HAS § Marvelous, Magnificent, Colorful, Brilliant, Exotic, Bacchanalian, Colossal, Intoxicating and Sensational Success as This Most Supreme Achievement of Twenty Centuries of the World’s Progress. SPEAREAN PLAY AS A WBOLE S0 PALPITATE AND . F. RaY COMSTOCK and MORRIS GEST present UIVE!'I WITH VITALITY AND I:I!E. I got as excited over u'_‘.’ml&“ Yuk.lv:'l"l:lto "‘:H.rl‘”flz;ln has now given us the The WORLD'S LARGEST and MOST SENSATIONALLY BEAUTIFUL MUSICAL PRODUCTION BEST Hamlet and Macbeth of the generati and the achlevement him DEFINITELY and INCONTESTIBLY at the HEAD of ALL LIVING AMERICAN TRAGEDIANS.” NEXT MONDAY IZ SEATS THURSDAY SIDNEY BLACKMER AND A FINE CAST "IN A NEW CLARE KUMMER PLAY ZziizzizzzzzzzZzZZ77Z7dz. ~ JESSIE MASTERS THE ALL-AMERICAN CONTRALTO. Benefit Dlsubled Veterans Relief Society Friday, Dec. 2, 4:30 P.M. National Theater. G SEaT RESGRVEO smw “ ', ket: Sals t ne's Concert maTINEES 25500 SINT LA THE_ MOUNTAIN MAN" [ S5y o EXCEPT Oty SATURDAY, SUNGAY ANO MOLIDAYS' CENTURY THEATRE, Presents B e e s () New YORK. { Catholic University Gymnasium | Monday, December 12, 8:15 | Tickets on sale, Mrs. Wilson-Greene's Con | cort Buresu, Droop's Musio Store, 13th and G sts., or K. of C. Hall Mme JOHANNA ORANDALL'S 18th 8t. at Columbic Road MATINEES SUNDAY AND BATURDAY, 2:30 First National Presents the Stor Whose Brilliance Never Dims { _ Milliard Ball Room, Sun .30 " idkra. 81 00, 2200 ant 4 = { Jordan Fiano e 1 | ticket off pocker Musie Shor St._and_Columb P The Cémmunity Center Departm: Schools, D. C., and the Washington Society of the Fine Arts In compliment to the Conference on the Limitation of Armament SONG RECITAL Kentucky Mountain_Ballads and Old French Songs By Loraine Wyman and Howard Brockway AT I o N A TOMORROW ALL NIGHT WEEK Caly Thester n Wachingion Ofing Exchuivaly Anarcan and Farega Stae o the First Rusk Matinees Wednesday and Saturday A Positive Smashing Hit! A MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA OF THE ORIENT BY OSCAR ASCHE, Creator of "CHU CHIN CHOW = MUSIC BY PERCY FLETCHER mmm»vybymmfl FOKINE. Cofebrated Creafor ¥ THE RUSSIAN BALLET CoOMPANYof 300 ~ /| GORGEOUS SCENES In_Awother of His Own Sterlin, Utilises the Gridiron as o Source J Bomanctions dariie . the Same Manner That He Capitaliced the Ring in “Scrap Iron” “TWO MINUTES T0 GO” -BXTRA———— BUSTER KEATON -~ ..-c” “THE BOAT” COoncert Number—Selections,The Girl in the Spotlight (Herbert) SAM H HARRIS Presents LITTLE QLD iz NEW YORK ] | ? :{ Anvm"s omu‘ ll“ { The Knickerbooker Symphony . . . Ernesto Natiello, Conductor | ;‘:{:::;%-:tc;.:n“u:;' :.::.:;'?: 3 =y 1. - , 0 Tues.-Wed.—ELSIE FERGUSON in “FOOTLIGHTS” a1 o oo el TRe SEASONS COMEDY SUCCESS SO R S e of the Fine Atts, 1341 2 BY RIDA JOHNSON YOUNG SMART—BRILLIANT—SNAPPY A PLAY OF SHEER DELIGHT TEN MONTHS IN NEW YORK Starting Monday, Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Seats Thurs. “~ POSITIVELY NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS ETHEL BARRYMORE In the play in which her triumph has been without parallel in the history of the American stage ; “DECLASSEE” By Zoe Akins Concert Number—(a) Humoresque,; (b)Sextette from *“Lucia” POSITIVELY [Urion EVER BROUGHT To WASHINGTON Fairly Stunning Spectators With Its Riot of Brilliant Colering, Its Harmonious Blending of Pageantry, The Costly Extravagance of Its Costuming, and the Breathless Daring of Its Astonishing Fokine Ballet. PRICES SSURsay naTive 5, Tic, 5100 4130 & $200 BARGAIN THURSDAY MAT., BEST SEATS $1.5054my, ENTIRE PRODUCTION STAGED UNDER THE PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF MORRIS GEST « O e Mon., Dec. 5—From Anibassador Theater, New York Awmmlmmmmmmmm .“& ow. THE Mirthful, Mdodwlu. Magnificen DANCING. GLADYSE WILBUR, | 6 Dupont, Sixcle (Dupont Studio). PhFr.1435W Thar.-Fri—Constance Binney in “The Case of Becky” Ewotra Comedy Feature—~A Toonerville Tangle” Concert Number—* Les Orientales Suite” (Gauwin) i | i Saturday—ETHEL CLAYTON in “EXIT THE VAMP” Lioyd Hamilton in “For Land’s Sake”—Soreen Snapshots Concers Number—Overture, “Raymond” (Thomas) time? Will tench re = s R ormerly Mrs. H. L. Holt e ALWAYS A GOOD BHOW Ninth at E Street {na Eflnn .::l m-urmn!ll-na all branches IIAHIIAI.I.’S 'I'IIEATER Anselm Gostsl Production, Direction Meesrs, num Seats Thurs. TONIGHT | BEBE DANIELS in “THE SPEED GIRL" RED Ohas. Murvay in Sennctt’s “His Unhappy Finish” P}'%Es 3530 covllfws lmlll FRED H’LLEBRAND and Company . Pfl'&:{!“. W~ WED.—THURS. “9g n=|§‘;‘»|m mn“‘:_.._n o ng! A.‘ Tonorn' n 4:” of eomedians, ‘singers, l:mmu:‘nh-’-_u in many ssssons— 50c to $1.50. ‘Tll “s' il “lo 'o"ll ‘.o'sfl PROF. AN & iy, e by ‘;‘l'l'pmmm 'A HOST OF ANGEL FfiCBD DEBUTANTES with VELVET VOICES AND TWINKLING TOB Botra Added Comedy Hit—"Afraid of Hizs Wife” W™ FRL—SAT. 99 ELINOR FIELDS in “HEARTS & MASKS” Special Comedy Offering—Lloyd Homilton in “The Vagrant” CLASSIC JAPAN nmds-h.suo.fl.oo.m-usuhmrnm BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 1 P. M. TODAY. Festival of With RICHARD STRAUSS Strauss Music Tiokets, T. Ariher Smith, Ine., 1908 & St. e " E. H. M JULIA " Wail wltL s Sd'rHr-.'nN-- ARLOWE & 030