Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1922, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS, MUTT AND JEFF —How Does Joff Get That Way? S T e STRAND—Vaudeville. : [ ™ ME, MUTT, 1 T'LL WEIGH EACH end A variegated bill features the closing Al | ; SEPARATELY AND T : ; \ : ADD VP THE Twe o!'nndghmc for t.h_cnl:um the AMOUNTS {- GGT TAT OTHER Eocy on) “THERE, Cow? ing colors, and the Gilbert Armstrong presented “Gems of Joy, featuring Jjazzy plano pounding and dance harmony. BY, ps 5 a drama of l.nurnkluoul wealthy gambler, “The Black Fox," taking | the crime-steeped ' principal role. It seems that the Fox's partner is the heroine’s real father. In a robbery of the Paris subtreasury the fox is caught, while his. partner escapes. The action of the plot depends upon the oath sworn to the Black Fox by the girl to kill his partner, incldentally her father. A strong cast that does meritorious work, includes Ruby De Remer, 3 Stone, Willam V. Mong, Water Me- T irail ane Lymon tton. ° After this week the Strand will for- l:’r-l:" :hnafld éntoNe::'d ‘Y"oa-ok‘.v wCh:‘;:g second-hand husband, ‘however, not sk vaodeville, for. .. e, WhUSH | agatn Sand roparations are under | & SN tallow: genccouily ralpssex her speclalizes on photoplays, resuming its T|and she finds her true-love, who s French- shake hani atoustomed bills the IAtter Dart of Au- | Saye romeer e e oo thom, | Arst-hand and ‘buys for-her s first- Off s ErenchCuriadias Scoarner £ TR o hands as the boy {s taken away, |\}|ITHDRAW FROM A. F. OF L. gust. \ Role ro e o stiaTiag by his | Band Ford, :vh:rk ’I:t & quality thatalmostcarries| while a little school teacher makes Falos . sistor ohie ranny Tho W 17 the| Buster Keaton is pretty much of a picture unalded. The BsUPPOTi-|the outlook bright for Plerre. All just see if they don’t e: up_your s taste by killing tongue- burn. — stars of “The Miracle Man” and a|a wolf follows. Th 1 is killed, I Mahone: olenia chamcrer aavor n: the. role |waa the chtlde tathor and the canuek | UNION - CARPENTERS MAY, |SGtity 5f St ntmadonas.* ™™ ream: in his “Cops.” He takes from |iN€ company, individually one of Photoplays. Rands of two crocice. s taken to | fetemin hls “Cops” Be (hKeh SO | epuation Gcos fitle in making the | hOUEh, the story the big-hearted |Send Threat to Gompers as Result | 13 Tuio Forking oa tie buldine i 18 omployed e TeT seoking to. rescue | sécond-hand furniture and gets into | Qther parts stand out. 1t includes | Canuck is trying to be a villain, but 5 hodcarriers not affiliated with the unio: the girl the “mammy” takes her to|the amnual. police parade, \rhere fi&'&f‘i‘ikfif’b‘" 9,:"@_‘;‘;,2‘“;‘;‘; finally surrenders to his better na-| ©f Action by Labor Council in e — employed. Members = a garage, Wi s old turnout creates a riot. A Fran] ons hav METROPOLITAN—Jackie Coogan, | Heisn 15 in love, forees his. chase ensues that 1s funny through- | Dagmar Godowsky. ture, and Mr. Chaney makes very re- Pittsburg, Ean. | been called off jobs on which carpen B3 % the building, the “mammy pties | out, without being wearying. Buster The story concerns a Hrench-Ca- alistio his .struggles with himself. ! ters were working. in “Trouble. 2 can of gasoline on him und ignites | Is Wworth whtle in “Cops” and evokes B e o o eation| Marle Bamson, lyric soprano from ot Trouble,” Jackie Coogan's latest n getting her protege out of the j1aughs from the grouchies of his gold mine and then his sweet- | the Royal Opera Company of Buda-|pnag been served on Samuel Gompers, SHOT DEAD IN DUEL. pioture shown at_ the Metropolitan | flimes the mammy inhales the flames — X ofhis.g o Bins e e and on her deuth bed confesses to ‘ eart by the same rascal. The Lrap-|Dest, sings the aria from “Madame|president of the American Federation | SEVIERVILLE, Tenn., . yesterday, roveals tho youns sereen | LIV, i civen the elderly husband rat BIALTO—Lon Chaney, in “The ' forgsis, and after seven years | Butterfly” and a selection from “The | of Labor, that if he does not revoke the [George Williame tather of sewen oh B I T imta of |polsom with s mint Julep he ordefed | Trap.” finds his enemy and plans & trap for him | Chocolate Soldler”” Both were warm- | charter of the Pittsburg General Trades |dren, was shot ‘and instantly kilie. e np AR i mmediately before his death. Bybll| wuen he I8 to come after his child, which |1y applauded. “The Hickory Hick,” |and Labor Council for putting the car- [near here in a pistol duel with Geor: IO A1d WEODE. mne Kid tne|DSS 1ong nureed the beliet that she A strong drama from eut the north; | Lis been adopted by, the trapper. “The | featuring’ Hobby Vernon. _plcturss| pe local on_ the ‘untair list, the |W. Vance, & farmer. The men wer: i was _responsible for her husband's mse s into sl Ing ymen how to grow thin, | Carpenters’ Internatios - hero is a seedling of the slums, who | &8, Too o ‘Who has re-|i8 this week's offering at Moore's|trap and the Canuck to save him alsoland the Fox News and funny para-| withdraw from the reac?:tliml,h:emrmu ;lrl::.h ‘3.;'.,‘2‘ :-:h.rr?a:‘a .nh’d: ate ialto, with Lon Chaney, one of the| enters, and a desperate struggle with|graphs are added attractions. to sn announcement today by J. released on bond. o Pt has run away from a children's asy- | snonded t me call from | R! e th mateon rerused to | oo L O O sarie ot count his dog in as a regular orphan. | confession, proposed marriage once A pollceman discovers the two asleep | more to Sybil. Thus the Wi of under 2 barrel and returns the child; | the husband is forfeited for the sake £ the dog following with crafty secre- | of love. tiveness that conveys full knowledge| A Sunshine comedy, filmed almost ‘ of the fact that he must steal his way | wholly in the rain, entitled, “The " In. For @ succession of scenes the| Wise Duck.” a news pictorial &nd story pictures the routine of orphan- | screen snapshots are added attrac- age lif; closing with & funny little tions. time in"the boy's dormitory when the T e dog goes through vaudeville tricks to| CRANDALL’S—“Second-Hand RING your bey or. e girl to this big, friendly Bank to open an interest-paying account. Encourage the regularity of savings— it wi riotously admiring kids until the sR- the law of habit will do {uation is halted by the matron. If is Rose.” the rest. not a paying charity, and when the| Gladys Walton in “Second Hand howsyapers advertise that the ohil-| Roge” ana Buster Keaton in “Cops” !dren are to be given away on & Cer-}provide the screen entertalnment at tain day bargain hunters in human|Crandall's for the early-week bill. flotsam and jetsam flock to the or-|~Gladys Walton the adopted phanage and adopt all the o and ( gaughter of Rosenstein, second ends, except the hero and hl hand dealer the East Si f ‘ OMMERC( lAL o R venr. Black Boy, | e oo o O aars. fend whose humor carries the something|rish lassie Ay > that is akin to genlus set in a minor | various pleas for her hand ‘lead to ]Vahonal BANIK |[Gat)s akin to gonlue oot ritance | pare b oo and orploat cltastions of his race. _{With a second-hand husband ac- 14-th gt G E——— Jackle Coogan Is a remarkably|cepted by her because he helped her 14" at GE======0 |clever child, but In this picture De|gecond-hand brother to get out of jail, must divide honors, share and share | ghe is prepared to make @ sacrifice of alike, with the small and very black | her love until he offers her his first boy, whose screen name is “Speck” wedding dress for her own, both must reckon with the cur dog, jocond-hand Rose” revolts, but which o good as to be entitled to his niche in the hall of fame for R dogs.’ ‘opeck” finds happy parents a colored man and his ywife, of the “es- teemed citizen” class, and at the last minutes “Danny” is adopted by & couple, the man a hulk of a fellow, who accepts the child and 'his dog with tolerant indifference, and the ¢ woman, a cowed little soul who wor- : A ships the boy and sin time comes to be protected by him through a suc- cession of situations that make up the dramatic strength of the pla: ‘Whether or not it is a play, or | whether any succeeding role pictured m : 2 . 2 ; : by the young star equals his work = . t g . with Chaplin in “The Kid,” is mer: P Millen Cuocids Packegue St — AR Draggz 3¢ _§f | 5 point of view. There are arguments J 3 \ to uphold each opinion. Aud argu- 3 2 cal_o_cide ol |ments are aiways interesting, ! Ben Turpin, aide: y the X o REMEDY IRt A gt o and the world in pictures Included a glimpse of Rome as seen from the dome of St. Peter's, sald to be the {first time a camera has been permit- ted on what for ages has been for- bidden ground. COLUMBIA—Vera Gordon, in “The Good Provider.”” “The Good Provider,” which was |shown for the first time at Loew’'s Columbla yesterday afternoon, is & typical Fanny Hurst story and an ideal starring vehicle for Vers Gor- {don and Dore Davidson. Little everyday incidents in an everyday home are unfolded one by one, a tear here, a smile there, de- picting a mother’s love and a father's unselfishness as they slowly go down life's road, hand-in-hand. ‘Their small problems become of absorbing interest because they are the ones that each of us has to face, and there R ; is a beauty and a nobleness in the 7 manner in which they handle them = 3 ® n:.t gives a poignant appeal to the plece. = - s L ® . : | which connects the various episodes With a Big Stock | would seem rather commonplace if % | detailed, but the charm of the pict: of Standard Make {{les I ihe fact that there Is Ro. for- & ’ | mal, hackneyed plot. The spectator 3 ELECPI-RIC fivea e the e Eusle Sowiah ;hl. ; Do ou (o) : '8 lewish people - — S | way every once in a while.- He sces 2 f y t t t n you o’ F- fl N S R D R S & you cannot make your skin beautiful: place awaiting the magic touch which will transform it into a2 home. Later he watches them pass through a heart- breaking crisis as their tiny daughter 28 : 7 7 = - i s A Just remember this—A Lifebuoy awakens the sleeping 'ay Yoar Electric Light rs -and_proudly leave for school. ’, > 3 . = 3 = 2 o Yo e ey e daria s B S = poor skin is merely a skin Beauty that is in your skin. , modernized the old home place, but 3 3 POTOMAC ~ -||&5 Seisniaes tonp Br e i ' . that is partly or wholly R e S pion E[mc ?&f.‘ffifi‘fit’é‘: :Jg;::;p::;;!;n:t::t{z = ' > in asl It tly awak the i ? e . ETLAAE R S APPLIANCE CO. 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