Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1922, Page 56

AMUSEMENTS Lecture Rerital -.l'_ muul mvrlnno Pianist the Late Queen % na MISS EDNA SHEEMY, Lecture Steamer Charles Macalester | 7 "v-' AY EVE. MAY 35, AT sin LAFA Lv. 7th St. Wharf 10 am., 2:30 pam. !:to-w-\-nl'lgil-fl- Dl‘l"!‘ln! or I'-II N'S PLAYHOUSE .nml. POLI'S .-THEA Two Big Lecturet Afternoon-at 3:00 O'Clock “The-Psychology of " Religion” 4 Evening at 8:00 O'Clock . “The Pmte and NINTH-AT-D e ————————————————————— ' R BEGINNING TODAY, COMPLETE CHANGEqu_ BILL B BIR¥oT FEOW THE NEW YORK HIFFODEOME—JOE BOGARNY' “THE LUNATIC BAKERS™ A WEIRLWIND NOVELTY—FUNNIEST ACT IN VAUDEVILLE ROMA DUO Spectacular Character Danoes QUINN & CAVERLY Ia “Towa Topics’ “SHOME LEAVE” Shun Tock & Yen Wah A_SEA-GOING COMEDY In ““Chop Suey a la OCarte’ PAGE & GREY Offer ““Bits of Odds and Ends" “THE STARS RECORD” Ammtotl;emwfin;rmofneoffluh( With Frank Richardxon and Compnny of Five LIGHT & AIRIE JANET CHILD In clever bits of séngs, dances A scintillating comedienne in and eccentricities new song studies WM. “POP” WARD AND ELSIE DE VERDIER & “LOVE TOZENGES” E 3 RAYMONDS l JAS;. !('E'!‘?IJEBY “:‘ 'BERT OSBORNE Suppcflo‘ by a Company of Distinguished Players Including: ( JAMES RE! EVELYN CARTER eAn.quGToN | REGINALD BARLOW | SOHUYLER LADD "E&n‘l‘;’.‘ JAbKSON ' SAMUEL . HINES ALMA LY PHOTOPLAY “9ig GEORGE ELIOT'S FAMOUS CLASSIC SILAS MARNER 'WITH OAST INCLUDING CRAUFURD KENT, MARGUERITE COURTOT ttractions—Multinle Reel Com and News Weel MATINEES IoTE NIGHTS G SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS ‘Decoration Day EXCURSION Tuesday, May 30 act that is different UNIVERSAL presents— GLADYS WALTON in “SECOND HAND ROSE” -FILM: FIRST TIME SHOWN > LOEW’S GOI.llMBIA = —TODAY AND ALL WEEK— i 3 Shenandoah Caverns, 10 THAT RI- B iiemi ort e Virgini VieeThe Tair oF / MATIO INTENSITY s FAMED OLEOPATRA! TROPIO SPLENDOR! Mammoth Subterramean Passages Diamond Columas—Jeweled Walls SZ 50—-Speci|] Train---$2. 50 T gt ibaryture. Liokater st svply Tioket Ageat, Union Station, or i SOUTHERN RAILWAY OFFICE, 1425 F St. N.W, | Holidays "2 5% | Prices 3% Standard Time, and Not Daylight Saviag. HUGE SUCCESSES CONTINUE International Star of Musi [JULIAN ELTINGE Bring Your Lunch to, America’s Foremost Delineator of ‘" airest of the Fair” in Her Latest Fads, l'nibk- lld Fashions Have an old-fashioned Affording the F Patrons a_Gli of the. Pre Ravishing Go Chicken Dinner at, i sk aad ":x‘:::fl 5 the ;mm‘.z'-vm Scodinten. of Faris 2 Or, if dining at home, 'he Famous Am Rl |EMFRED. LINDSA YEm ot o BEAUMON i SiS TERS Zwve In 2 r Auzn Woolf's Smartest Comedy Hit “A REMINISCENCE' Ballerina. ALMA NEILSON Assisted by D. B. Hary Hows & Co., CRANDALL'S $83°%, FEres MISSING HUSBANDS THE PHOTOPLAY MASTERPIECE THAT MADE PARIS GAsPl - : FREE ADMISSION THE SCREEN WONDER OF ALL EUROPE! AMUSEMENT PARK E 1230 G Street N.| CECIL B. DE SILLE'S FOC PARADIS| A story of red desert passion, flaming across the silversheet—The tale of a desert queen and her strange sway over the hearts of men! * Jacques Feyder’s Metro adaptation of Pierre Benoit’s Academy- crowned love-classic! FRANCE'S Dluffll‘ oounulrxl o To PICTURED BY THE SNUB POLLARD COMEDY—INTERNATIONAL NEWS—MOVIE CHATS COLUMBIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA—LEON BRUSILOF, DIRECTOR OVERTURE “ISABELLA” (VON SUPPE) T e T GLEN ECHO And enjoy its great array of pleasure-giving attractions that will please even. the most fas- tidious. Reached by a delight- ful trolley trip along the banks of the Potomac. Excellent serv- ice by W. 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HARRISON Five renowned beauties, two famous emotional stars and eight male actors who count their admirers by the millions—All in & great director’s greatest screen masterpiece—The story of a girl who faced the greit sacrifice and suddenly found happiness and love! A GREAT CAST IN A GREAT PICTURE ANIMATED CARTOON—PATH%ONEWS VIEWS—LITERARY DIGEST PALAC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA—T. J. GANNON, DIRECTOR “MLLE. MODISTE” (HERBERT) -THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY. I MAY McAVOY w “THROUGH A GLASS WINDOW” R ONE OF THE GREATEST EXPOSITIONS OF LIFE . Q 73 kL‘ Ifit ¢ ' ; " TigE (LR w /il il COLONIAL BEACH A DISTINCTIVE CAST \ 2 ‘“Washington’s Atlantic City”’ 8¢, MARY CARR - PAUL WILLIS . OPENS FOR THE 1922 SEASON .VIOLET MERSEREAU J. BARNEY SHERRY‘ SATURDAY, MAY 27 AND ASTHE -~ Special Memorial W~ ADDED ATTRACT. !ON “u : Day Trips TRIART PRODUCTIONS PRESENTE PALATIAL STEAMER YOUNG PAINTER | o FROM REMBRANDT'S FAMOUS PAINTING Lse:-:“"it: S.'tr;d:. e FEATURING - 217, 2: . M. 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