Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1922, Page 54

e AMUSEMENTS. _ THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, JUNE 11, 1922—PART 3. AMUSEMENTS.. .. . ',1 T 40-Mile Moonlight 'k'rips Cast for "East Is West.” Preparmg a chnarl() An Autograph Coat. 3 | FREE DANCING RAIN OR SHINE L REX INGRAM'S UTOGRAPH collectors preserve THE PRISONER OF ZENDA ||| & D4 (CONSTANGE TALMADGE has start- ———— very KEven! Exe w % s v First public performance and Sunday at 718 P. M. | Sdpworkion :Bast IsiWest/: her 2 n.,,mu in difterent ways MARINE £ s aiars |must be recorded, from the position B 2 Wiring oA & _ ] i June 12, 8 P.M. Palatial Steamer St. Johns || or F'™st National, i ks biave tributes so much to the hap- | /U5 Pe recordud, from Ahe bos . ”.n'.,.. the liring o n“ raac ' Music by Marine Band 7th Bt. Wharf—Adults, Too; Ohiidren, 400 || nur (e o e <Tante E: piness of a mction picture|ner in which the heroine—z pparently e &8 oL W0 Aue —TODAY AND ALL WEEK— : i { 7en 8t Whect—aduits, i Gnidren. 400 || qupporting cast thus far are: Frank L S e D e e e Thes're off- A whole, joyful week's engagement of [ zickots on eate at Rebizson's Music Store = = Lanning, who will have the role of | .cnario writer who knows the possi- 4in the dramatic scene o be {music :41.::‘H‘.-‘ drams | 2 another great racing picture featuring the star of P e O S r ol MT. V. N v nS B A. Warren, to | billtics and the limitations of the | “'Since the scenes are mot photo- |Eurone with . the - esth - ekl Too Much § d,"” ““Excnse Mv Dust.” and other hits ;;flmfl,:::h::nmmzn flL-;mn“,;':'" 5 be] seentas ng Kee, 1r;lI: \‘\{:-;:Lx screen and who turns out a arnm}nrupnm in the geqiiense |Xn Xw‘hh h {me: d s "‘.‘u:rn‘r;-«nte'a' hir and, who a oung. they appear in the completed pleture, . autographed on ths - VIa Frances Marion Is responsible for the ‘\«hhh, once completed, can be fol- | G1¥ “,"':‘,.,.“,“, that there be a writ- | Jning by prominent me MARSHAI 1 HAI L screen adaptatiom of this Samuel {lowed as a printed score Is followed | ton record of the multitude of details, | | Steamer Charles Macalester ”‘"‘__—_____“'"““ pla — | by an orchestra leader. very one of which hax Its own im- — ——— portance in telling the story i Ifa i yow appearing in T i1 w': rness of Sweets,” under the di Cll sa eake Beach {that can come from expert scenario nens of e Hu”w th i writing and sympathetic direction is . . of Rup W v €. p {found "in the recently completed | Movie Comedies Better‘, fn 't Round Trip, 50c An example of the happy results ce Come and Enjoy the Day Lv. 7th St. Wharf 10 a.m., 2:30 p.m. Phone Main 825 Steamer Charles Macalester SRR e o : Leaves Tth St. Wharf 10, N ‘Washington's Only Salt Water Resort. reen version of “The Prisoner of | | i o WEDNESDAY NIGHT Froo Dancing. 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T R T | script, which contained 1,622 pages of -spaced typewritten material more voluminous than the “Outline | nd dont < thut wer TavrnsvvmrsracEzanas s « erenc | the funny a vast @ifference between | N0 Jse Lonay [ er the requirements of the spoken and | (¥ i & The ‘o1 the silent drama. ‘This difference |y, # £ an | Your he becomes impressive in the case of a | qje your friend stupendous production like “The | = mlsfl?il Prisoner of Zenda, <! e ) o Lest 1t seem impossible th Stroke of Midnight. gcreen hours enough actlon can 0 tios E to require such length in its de: : mny ) £ | NJETRO Pictures C 230 mm tion, as was necessary in the | by : 3 s = : S | — BEGINNING THIS AFTERNOON — ST Erinomer. of Zondns Tt must | SaE Ao/ mmus S et oislat | pores el o Stroke | be remembered that in the modern'is so hard to iy g i o - g e i EHRR CARL LAEMMLE _ o RIALTO 225 presents the laniwrsal uper-Jevel Production Paramount Pictures Prescnts CONYINENT* A PARAMOUNT PICTURE WITH MARY MacLAREN—THEODORE ROBERTS SNUB POLLARD COMEDY-—NEW---SCENIC TOPICS--SYMPHONIC OVERTURE T T T Eflflflflflflflfl.‘lflflflflflfl -*-snowmc CONTINUED BY PUBLIC DEMAND—gm &3 STRAND o r. v. —ALL WEEK— parmy 12 m-11 P. 1. 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