Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1922, Page 66

AMUSEMENTS. WE PLAY LOEW'SVAUDEVILLE | ‘ STRANI) G_TODAY—COMPLETE CHANGE OF BILL AN UNUSUAL PRESENTATION OF BETTER VAUDEVILLE The Diminutive Entertainer LITTLE LORD ROBERTS In_a Character_Sonx Sceme, “Toyland” EDWARDS & _|MW'CORMACK Offer “A_Tune and Dance Ca “Tel the 'I'rltl" MA J D In “Stolen Kissen” Whirl %~ PHOTOPLAY #%u THRILLS—ROMANCE—SURPRISES— “THE HALF BREED" Featuring Wheeler Oakman Added Attractions—vultiple Reel Comedy and News Weekly P& 2 SHOWS FOR THE PRICE OF 1 9§ MATINEES, 10¢, 31c—NIGHTS, 20¢, 50c. S snd Holldays Excepted. Z-PRESIDENT Poana. Ave. at lith Strest N. Wights, 8:30. Mats.. Wed. and . 1 ind_Equilibrists Phene Frankiin 8602 TONIGHT AT 8:30! ARTHUR LESLIE SMITH AND HENRY DUFFY Announce the O WEER E'NICHOL'S FAMOUS COMEDY SENSATION THE COMEDY THEY'LL TALK ABOUT FOR YEARS! MATINEE WEDNESDAY AT 2:30 P. M. SEATS NOW SELLING! POL| ’smez’:::':.fl':.::!;fi WINTER GARDEN TEN' TI'IE GREATEST REVUE EVER PRODUCED vmm and Eugens Hmrd of Mirth Incitets Ever Ci S GEORGE HASSELL FRANCIS REXAULT m-tg DE m‘.'fl" RDS—The MACKWEYS FAMOUS WINTER GARDEN IIAUTIIS A FOFULAR SCALE O¥ FRICES WILL YES—HE’S COMING! NEXT WEEK BEGINNING SUNDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 17 in “'mKE TT SNAPPY”> Areen,revue Pndndwn With 1,000,000 Worth R ek HOW TO SECURE 'HCKE‘I‘S NOW EY!.‘!.AIL TR e B B THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON 9TH NEAR F.ST. MAT 20-gVE 81 SUN{MAT-8 R M. SMOKING PERMITTED The Big i.-ghhg Show Keep Smiling With' Fuany BERT LAHR Surrounded by A cast of Burlesque Celebrities NEXT WEEK—Sliding Bijly Watson Contiauons—Daily, 10 A.M. to 11 P.M—Sunday, 2 to 11 ALL THIS WEEK EXCLUSIVE FIRST RUN IN WASHINGTON This is what you have all been waiting for—the greatest sensation of the age. TEN NIGHTS IN A quarters will see the pleture. A Warning in Greatest Heart In- Every Flicker erest Drama the World Has Ever Known Children, 10 Cent:—Adnlu. 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Y. nonvm JUDER THE PERSONAL DIRECTION OF MR -guwo ‘WILL BE HERE FOR THE ENTIRE ENGAGEMEN' STARTING SEATS THURSDAY NEXT MONDAY Mail Orders Accepted FIRST TIME IN AMERICA! SAM H, HARRIS Presents MARGARET LAWRENCE Ia the London Triumph SECRETS By ll‘ol( Bellel and May Eddington by Sam F-m- BURTON HOLMES TWICE TODAY :..%.. Evening at 8:30 NOTE: NO MATINEE TOMORROW—TICKETS EXCHANGED . FOR EITHER OF TODAY’S TRAVELOGUES. SCENIC MOTION SENSATION nc'ruggs (Never Before Filmed Reserved Seats, 5oc, T7c, ‘lfl- $1.80 CHRISTMAS “Mfl-— -ON.. WED. and SAT. ORDEES JRENE BORDONI NOW In & Comedy With Sengs "“"“"8‘4_ _ THE FRENCH DOLL Plus War Tax MAIL AN GE, Showing, 3, 3, 7. s DECEMBER 10, AMUSEMENTS,™ = RIALTO DRAMATIC, THRILLING AND INTENSELY APPEALING PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS LIONEL BARRYMORE IN THBE GREATEST OF ALL THE FAMOUS “BOSTON BLACKIE” ROMANCES. 1922—PART ’ MISS JANET RICHARDS . PUBLIC QUESTIONS: HOME AND mmox JANET RICHARDS Affairs of The Day First Lecture of Series EVENING CONCERTS New York Symphony Orchestra Walter lzamrosch Central ;'h;h. School Auditorium December 11, 8:3 O'Clock Damrosch the plane Arts 1741 New V-li Avenue Azseunce s series of six preductiens To be given o the residence of the late Alsxander Grakaw: ld.l.hl’l-l.\:‘ ednesday. December 27. 1982 For information telephone Franklis 58 ROBERT BELL, Directer JAMES REYNOLDS. Art Directer RUBINSTEIN CLUB Claude Robeson, Conducter Assisted by OLIVE NEVIN HAROLD MILLIGAN In “Thres Centuries of Seag” Auditorium 722 3 X A ‘ Tickets: T. Arthur Smith, Iac., ;mfll! WRITTEN BY JACK BOYLE AND LAVISHLY FILMED WITH A GREAT CA437. THE FACE:THE FO SUPPORTING COMPANY LOWELL SHERMAN MARY MACLAREN MACEY HARLAM LOUIS WOLHEIM MARTIN FAUST JOSEPH SMILEY JOE KING G. VON SEYFFERTITZ DIVERTISSEMENTS FAMOUS RIALTO ORCHESTRA GEORGE WILD, DIRECTOR SPECIAL SCORE “$TAR-LAND REVUE” WITH INTERPRETATIVE POPULAR GEMS MIRTH PROVOKER EXTRAORDINARY SNUB POLLARD IN “DIG UP” “TOPICS OF THE DAY” EXCLUSIVE FOX NEWS New York Symphoeny Orchestra SEENA OWEN GEORGE NASH Walter Damrosch, Conductor MARIE BUEKE TOM BLAKE Alexander Siloti Pupil of Lisct and toacher of Rachmaninefl NATIONAL THEATER Tuesday Afternoon, 4:30 Tickets, $2350, $2, $1.50, S1 T. Arthur Smith, Inc., 1308 G St. BETTE] OL!: 10l re-oper ErET (G) (L ALLS = 'NINTHAT! SFTODAY—MON~TUES. W Star Caat in 8i- A. Conan Doyle’s THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES The Most Thrilling ond Most Mystifying of All the Famous . Sherlock Hoimes Btories —EXTRA— BEN TURPIN With Phyllis Haver in Mack Rom- mett’s Two-Reel Scream Home-Made Movies' WED.~THURS —FRL—SAT. Wm. Fox Presents the Greatest Picture of ANl Time Filmed in Rome by J. 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