Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1922, Page 15

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ‘4, 1922. 'JEEEIEEE—:EIEEEE Thnradu and Friday, Jack Holt, in Amusements S = That Had No Turning”; Lon Chaney, in “The T s day, “The Four Horsemen of th Apocalypse”; Friday, Doris May, lni “The Understud. and Saturday. Geraldy has been Carter De Haven, in “Their First Va-|and Saturday, “The Leather Pushers. versal production, starring Priscilla Loose-Leaf Note Books Are a Sure Reminder They open District National 5 - « § Y lStrICt atl a Sunday and Monday, Gloria Swanson, | Norman Talmadge, in “The Safety [ O Satisfaction Bank O Ih, “Her kfldeél Cage,” Paul Parrot, in | Curtain. . | S cagr: himself dying, who assumes the guilt [ ,Face the Camera,’ and Prizna's 7 =g | GARRICK—Grace George in “To | pimself dving, who assumes the gUilt | .gunshine Gatherers”; Tuesday und | New. i Love.” Dreauceday, Walloe neid and Bebe| Sunday and.Monday, Mae Aairay) X = aniels, in “Nice Peop! ursday, | y and ) v, 3 R v 1406 G Street “To Lovk” by Paul Geraldy, with | RIALTQ—Priscilla Dean, “Undetlbh.ry Miles Minter, i Tillier and|and Rodolph Valentino, in “The De- | L t We FOT et aco George as its star, will be the - hby Vernon, in “Bucking Broadway"; | licious Little Devil”; Tuesdzy, “Mar- | es g t ction at Shubert-Garrick Two Flags. ;Hd;h Charlds Ray, in *“The Deuce of [ ricd Life’. Wedneaday, Margare: - opening Mond: -l Tw - " pades,” and “Our Gang,” in ‘“The Fire leecher, n “Sunshine [arbor”. & a great play and act “Under Two Flags,” the screen ver-| Fightery”; Saturday, Wanda Hawley, in | Thursday, 1dith Stockton, in “Throug i st“dents’ ‘1 you want to Hominder of the greai | sion of Ouida's famous novel, a Uni- | “Bobbed 'Halr,” and Mr. and Mrs. | the Storm"; Friday, “Gypsy Passion, | hailed «s.the successor of Sardou, o ¥ 2 cation.” Expa“d your Rostand and Bataille. and his play, | D€an Will be shown at Moore's Rial- | = . Olympic. e < one of mre dramatic | to Theater next week, beginning Sun- | Avenue' Grand. ympic. i s . Sunday and Monday, “Missing Hus- | Sunday an 6nday, Reid o oo e aginday and Monday, Wallace Reid bands” from Plerre Benoit's “L'At Tuesday and Wednesday, Glorla Swan- |lantide” and a Mack Sennett comedy. son, in “Her Gilded Cage,” Paul Parrot, ‘Tuesda\ Noah Beery and cthers, ini ng Truth,” and Christie com- i strength and power to keep an audi- ! day, ence in suspense. to move it to tears | The epic from Ouidh's pen is im- and to indignation, and, in @ word,!mortal and while the story is essem- to create a tense dramatic emotion | tially simple in fts great dramatic Wallace Banking Facilities You'll find us ready to co- operate with you. Our organi- zation is both progressive ‘and - with material that is not cssentially | punch, the producers claim to have [ Jor, 1 “Her Gided C i | dramatic, no expense in the filming. |Gy oiien I Oy Tewin Wednes. v Comp- | | Dean was directed by Tod . i 1 was Stone and Jane Novak, in “The B F. KEIT.H S—Edrhe Foy. | ng, and is supported by James | Rocary,” and Joe Rock, in “His Wed- |son, in “The Bonded Woman." oy, imperturbable .lndi Hallroom Bovs, in “Better Late star_in his_own right; lay, Mary Miles Min- ! R. N. Harper aggressive—with the inclination rcategt buffoon | Hrmer Gon oaon, Stuart Holmes and Harry Pollard, in Thursday, Corinne Griffith, President and the resources to furnish the acknowledged, with ¥ Rexry o "“n & e Satwr: in “Divorce Coupons.” Friday. Glenn | at the top “sinews of business.” B | COLUMBIA. Cecil B. DeMille's |2nd comedy. “Kiading Unel . S AThur Conan Dasies adventures | or side. Ofl att The * e of Sherlock Holmes, *“Th Yellow 00se- = L'cn-mee . The policy of this Bank is per- ; Tedue_o “Manslaughter.” Carolina. Face” (not a serlnl)_esrsaturlrfay. Sasta | L “1'» e . i & Y 23 writterl d Wil el B, lle's gorgeous: Sor Sundayand Monday, Ernest Lubitsch's | Fowell and Marc MacDermott. in “The | cat haps a bit unique—in that we Mam Jerome. tleold; productio nlaughter: Seenariz: | “The Loves of Pharaoh”: Tuesday, |Spenish Jfade” and Paul Parrott, in seintillating added atiraction, and tho spe feuture will be the is’ Paradis” orchestra ! debut Others have rolled up the “red-tape” and laid it away—in its place we have substituted plain, every- day, simple business methods— that draw us and our customers intimately together. IncPherson from the | Dotds May. in “The Understudy ice Duer Miller, with a|Harold Lioyd-Bebe Daniels by 'Thomas Meighan, | Wednesday, Lon Chaney., in t nd Lois Wilson, will Pathe News and Literary begin the d week of its exhibi- Thursday, Norma Tal- M {tion at the Columbia next Sunday gene O'Brien, in “De En e ok | also Fox Sunshine | on, in “Her Gilded Cage e calls “Manslaughter” “a . in . drama of the mad age.” in “Face the Camera. u fed by eul novel by W. P. Lipscomb C. J. Gockeler N. L. Sansbury Vice Presidents « vaudeville in’it will be and Prizma’s Lewis Stone | Better make a note of thut engagement. LEST and in it he Dts to draw a warning parallel u ar”: Saturday, Betty pson, Th® Honded W. also Pathe News and Aesop's “Sunbeams”: Th and Jane Novak, So—if you're changing your Are | Drtween the mad, reckless frivolity . Joe Rock, in_“Solid “ ice” i nd folly of o c: h s e 'OU F T At Your Service Bank or looking to augment The' Jovial | 404 {19 e har mAcked ke irier D Siaver YOU FQRGLT, and a Cu‘cle. Sunday and Monday 1. the wizard and the usual Roman empire just before the fall. o Banking ‘ connections— tion,” and Pz 3 6 oiTondt youe z Tl Rt the Deve it oomns: || S tudent's Loose-leaf | house L ZEEE:—ZEE—:E_EE EE—EEEZEEEE we'll welcome your account. u . A n, in “Her Gilded C. and Jimmy Aubrey, in “The Chickes , . o piunday at 3iand §:15 this weelos | CRANDALL'S—“Man’s Law and ! Glaine Hammerstcin, i Parader™? Aubrey: i “The Chicken |t Note Book is TUST Bkt ¥ . ” v, Doris May, in “Up and H T Y & (7 e o e 1 0 e [0 e [0 e [0 ——— [ o —— [ A e D York. o TN iy, = bl r the first three days of mext|" “lower”; Friday, Betty Bivthe, 5 = BELASCO—*"Ritz Girls.” k. begi indir hternoon, |in “Hig Wife's Husbund,, and Sat. | Sunday, Thomas Meighan, in “if Lew Ilelds sponsors the new Shu- | the Photopliy feature at Crandal's |urday, "Nanook of the North.' You Believe It, It's So”; Monday, Have Your Initials Norma Talmadge, in_“The Forbidden nd _George Stewart, in Tuesday, Harry Care; hich opens at (Wil be Finis Fox's production of hi afternoon | Y of 19 bert vaudeville unit the Lettered in Gold ISTOCKETT FISKE -CC pres rare S City, combination of Elite. ‘er Ru . iilial @ \um.n mother love, tender | Sunday and Monday, Henry B. . Cooper s the f action, scintillant | Walthall. in “One Clear Call"; Tues- | ,LoP Tuttle’s Clever Catch charm and Mcnic beauty. “Through “Nanook of the North”; Wedne: Betty Blythe, in imp and “Jerry-on-the- “Bobbed Hair,"” | i * will be shown Wednesday with Bobby Vernon, in e''; and Friday and Mae Murray and David Powell, ‘On_ With the Dance”; Thursda Alice Terry. in “Turn to the Right the Storn toon, Wanda Hawley, in als are Eila sturday, Norma Talmadge, In “By | Friday, Gloria Swanson and Thomas 09 the Hallroom Boys in “Better | Ritred ¥on Right of Purchase” and” “Treasure Meighin,"in “Sale and Female." and | My Sy Neveru eatunday; aiarvy PRODUCING STATIONERS hite ound,” a come; Satur olph Valenti p Miles . in_“Tillie,” and “Our < e Terry, in | noand Alice | Gang."'in “The Fire Fighters. ‘ rton, ernon and | CRITERION—“Western Speed.” | mm',,,d,,,m hotable for| The Criterion next week will show | on Sunda v and Tuesday, Buck | Junes, Fast Mail.” in_hi peed”; Wednesd The Conquering Power." : —_— i The Quebec government has under consideration at the present time a | project for the establishment of a | school for the teaching of pulp and | er making. 910 -E-STREET-N'W Marion credited youth and The vaudev | clude the Empire Cit Wood and her five in a_piano specialt re xophone sextette; Shadow with + THE MAN'S STORES 1005-1007 PA.AVE. diversion, jand Leighton and Pettitt with Baby | Josephine in a unique entertaining { oftering. { COSMOS—Bert Earl—Bobby Nel- | Silver Bells i and Me of ten gi Featurlng Floor Coverings troupe instrumen 1 ber and great singing eomediay i s owe ] —of the better types at prices that we promise you are lower than can be quoted upon tractio next week. 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