Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1922, Page 67

AMUSEMENTS, ° THE SUNDAY STAR, 'WAsHINGTOI\, D. (., DECEMBER 17, 1922—PART 3. : AMUSEMENTS. 3 = Will Rogers and Ichabod Crane. THE average performer with the | because he was homely, and he knew Ziegteld Follies has won fame by | RiP's great beard would help to hic all but the merry twinkle of his the mere fact of being connected With | Fie wasn-t oo Strong for Macheth e the Follles. But along came Will cause he “loved his re,” but Rogers, not a beauty, rather uncouth, | Pecause he felt the role might heli yet with a gift for comedy that has!iype of heauty D o Deculiar enabled him with merely talking W. W. Hodkinson, I ver, saw town topica to draw as big audiences | other possibilitics. He wanted to put as the Follies. | on th Washington Irving's The fact established here is that | famou: : 1 of Slec nows that, or / > PHO L ISE 2 Will is a natural-born comedian, and | Hollow? E AT THE PHC TQP AY HOUSES THlS“ WEEK. ! his_experiences on the stage have ought o kiow the stor. IBIA—Laurette Taylor, * o' My Heart.” Shown this polished his comedy talent to a shin- | Ichabod Cranc. all-town ing prominence. It was natural, of | York schoo) course, that Will ghould succumb io | the Eng! th whom world 15 fa afternoon L speakin ETROPO! ITAN 1d the Devil” Shown this afternoon. the lure of the movies, and it was | miliar. And when he went to loo PALACE—Mari hg Dian Shown this aiter- also certain that when he did the | around for an Ichabod for his movies would be the gainer. { ideal story he lit 7 re, He says he always wanted to play | The picture wi 1 the movie Shigi b s Henass Rip Van Winkle or Macheth, which | eritics went wild o It was but was quite naturai. Even Warfield | another form of suc to Wiil, how- aspired to be Shylock and made 2 ever. And Christr week Washing - brilliant reality of his aspiration. But | ton will sec the picture for the first Will wanted to be Rip Van Winkle, time at the Cosmos Theater. Paramount Has 39 New Pictures SEVEIML froductions of record | Cosmdpolitan produc ith changes daily. Shown this aiter- LINCOLN— noon. | | A B | " also will be . of the Kino- Puathe Review. and Thursday, Norma | be pictured in “The COLUMBIA—Laurett> T. $ “Peg o' My Hoart “Ihurette Tavlor, the on; “Lhe N age star. . $ a slighted wife v i : s Do Well mias Mecighay t Lovw's Columbia Thea ot AT e A first time and Pola Negri in her first | grog Metro serec: 3 nd the special reel, “King American-made film will be featurés April— 1 *‘also will be shown. Friday wturday, Pat O'Malley and e will be pictured in Irish Rose,” an engaging £ the ould sod, and “Ocean * will supply the comedy, with »f the Fox News. Louls h pipe organ ac- Janiment for every bill. American. and tomorrow, Rupert temembrance”; Tuesday, Moore, in “Love Is an Awful \Rednesday, Will Roger: i for Romeo' nd of the Alden, in “Parted Cur- | Lewls Stone, in "The’ of a serles of thirty-nine Paramount | & Georgy 3 o | “Grumpy, pictures to be released during the | qoruRIPYe B R next six months, beginning February | politan production; 1. The decision to star Mr, Hiers, it ' ¥our Wife" G 1s explained, was a result of reports duction: “Prodical TLAURETTE: [on s vovoianity in-ati*ssctss : TAYIOR, (o soitn ‘ 4 Mr. Hiers' first appearance as a star | Nita Nald Columbia® will be in “Mr. Billings Spends His | jor Dime.” a farce-comedy, with Jacque- turd ro line Logan in the featured feminme role, under the dircction of Wesley de. Rbch ured GOSSIP. Ruggles. The cast will include| May—“The T George Fawcett, Robert McKim. Clar- | Jack Holt: THAT must have been a publicity Soce Dodon Eiinont Atk e stunt about Priscilla Dean objecting | “One of the biggest productions will to the star part in “Drifting.”” We now | be “Adam’s Rib." by Cecil B. DeMille. hear Priscilla has entered into the role | In one of the s B R - s production of a ifornia redwood with avidity, not to say eagerness and | Pavcer aons made i the studio. $0 ide Iutitud : v of the Law arring Dorothy Dalton, with starring \ EI;LEN}:ICK : Rialto ves own happine METROPOLITAN — My Friend | s comple slsse” 8 “Holiywood, uction, with notaly he Devil” Apollo. | ambition. prover lighting could be secured. | ast, dncluding Ceill e Dedille, Dol ' . b Today and tomorrow, Wallace Reld Although her years are not yet great] Juoiiey Broiied Bmerson Hough's | Melghan. W: i, Thehe Danici: e enough to cause her any worry, she is| 0% ol B EheveDic | Rpnes. Comp t Lee, in “The Ghost Breaker, {an old-timer in pictures. Ruth Roland | S10T¥: “The Covere Ehespicd sut L2 of the “49ers” their trip across ' son, v the western plains. Five hundred Wanda H Theodore wagons, three tribes of Indians, more | Roberts 1 Ison, than 2,000 persons and an immense Theodore amount of equipment are being used “When Summer Wednesday nett’: ame along at about the age of three years in “Cindere on the stage. cen acting ever since. She is just Millions,” “an- ngto Theat in Dust In a nrologe use other one of her pop x neldent that T e BeityGompsontin by James Cruze in making this pic- sgan and w's faith > sk f linonen anatiae i ture, so far as possible, on the actual with 1 up 1 e girls on the screen. 1 | locations used by the Dionee Rubens, { {is transferrimg his talerts to the | The list of productions follows. duction. worth, i “Th Dan_Mason, in “I'op Tut- y—“When Knighthood W starring Marion Davies, jon; “Dark Dalton: am Wood Ewanson; ystage. He is in New York ent time and will soon be { for his new pl: ary Alden \\\ n's Won Artists, . tthe pres. | Febru rehearsals | in Flower, a Cosmopolitan p: corets,” starrng Wif Four Faces ™ “Bluebeard’s starred in “A Youus m Coop- A 4 A pro- he sh “Kindred of sti- | duction arring wer, w v and Wedresda, is married to Harry | Mary Miles obody’s wghter 'he Man Wh S mot in pictures at | Money.” starring Jack Holt, sh he rry Semon, in | “March—"Java Head" a George Mel- e Flower,” *Adam and | ford production; “The Wh a|starring Betty Compson . Carmel My- > and Mr. NEXT WEEK'S PHOTOPLAYS. ! Da b {Evar starring Mario; 2 Billie [feet eleven in he Cosmopolitan _ production: Doroth and Cullen Landis, Fouthlito Palace. jdark hair and biw MHearts,” starring Agnes Sutn nd Paul Parrott, in “T'll o) ce f screen ver- { GorBe Arlies wpnc screen | Covered e S Elsle Ferguson, in the screen ver-{for the first time in He ix | duction iturday, Irene Cas- and comedy, |ston of Hubert Henry Davies’ play, | “Outcast.” { Rialto. lian parents and about twenty- old. You m: Bebe Darniels bas aubt not helieve it, | wree years old. Nita |I-li! { & Carolina. | Wesley, Barry, in his late Thomas an is F o . P o i duction, “Heroes of the 5 tter h: Marion Di e tty Compson, in “Alw Mr. and Mrs. Carter De Haven, in & even n 5 ATons Ty : HE motion picture industry seems | to be at the height of that cycle in its developmgnt which in later iivdxehich it ¢ rs will be looked upon as the made the subject period of filmed literature. The cur- ' tured be the tomorrow, George Fitz- With the Dance”; Tue re; “Golden Dreams’ Thursday, Lon Cl and Blood"; Friday. Melford's “Behold, My Wife™; Adams is in th, s ack Gilbert is marricd. s wife. Minnie,” her latest rel comedy, “Christmas. Metropolitan. First National's “The Hottentot,” starring Douglas MacLean and Madge £ | Bellamy, and Lloyd Hamilton, in “The PALACE—DMorion Davies, spposite Doug- % 5 Alden, in The Man | = &0 . % tl Young Di B0 NI e 7 Educator. > , 0y k"]"*‘li,";:_r:-um rent season has brought many of the gy “H0F LT O AR et | Crandall’s. | His forthcoming picture will be oty | finest works of fiction to the screen. crass and obvic i % { Carey, In “Good Men and|Billings Spends His Dime.” Bessic Bar- | A mujority of these picturized ro- Friend the Devil nspicuous “When le is pl ng in_ yvaudevill ! True”; Mack Sennett's comeds atiithel =0 es have e 0wn to the m ““""‘”‘2 o er Comes': Pat O'Malley and|DPresent time, but she is to return (u'"m:“’r’.',‘“:‘a;l Knoy ot 4\1»‘1 e tHOSe. camera. dra ! Tuesda auline Starke, in “My Wild Irishjthe screen very soom. of American readers. s thoughtful purp Uin, Women's | 1i6se,” ‘and “A Broadway Madonna.” Monty Blu corking actor, is to| presents itself with which th> eas vide wholesome cnterta Wednesday, Bebe Daniels, | 1I's Ce 1 ;lar in “Brass” and alfo in “Main | 50k grubber is not so well acquaint- = _This is one of the no x s”; Thursday, Raymon Crandall’s Central. treet.” Wil yocever forget him as | signs in the industry today—tlu ed. A case in point afforded b; effort that is being madae ey Soin ¢ i Danton in “The Two Orphans™? Allen Holubar's production Of) ™y on chaney has appeared i eauty Shop” foremost producers of th ie Reed’s “At the Sign of i t 3 - Georges Ohnet’s “Dr. Rame: rday, Zane > ‘Broken Chains” for Goldwyn. many picturce, some rout to the silver sheet as o Wil-| €OunLY Lo elevate the standard of 3 » 2 Lin being *“The Penalty. s O 2 b A tured drama to a plane where fi\’ FRJ.EN'D Txe Deviv Mettopoh{ar- it c?rl‘n.“\ S Thcr‘”'_‘iirl“ “ou wean’s ! liam Fox production under the title, e b B DY o1 - ewis S. Stone, ‘AF 2 Twist.” and It is said that ¢ Fricnd the Devil™ terest of p Dumbarton. Was”; Ethel Clavton, in “If I Were|inall'his pictures he has never repeated > H every minu The Mephistophelian sp hose who did not i has had a definite pla {2 i : 3 ® Harry Carey, in yod e Cathedral of Notre Dame. 550 make-up. “or the benefit o when t was shown some time | Since that ancient . such desirable "; Tuesday, Pete Mor: « g s 3 i an_ Wins” | . ago, “The Birth of a Nation™ s again | r‘:lx;'::;;hwh‘r"-‘urd subtle sugee CETR e BT . IA"t Masterfirece' vs e g | Walthall will again e e e e i Tell Everyth Friday. HE Cathedral of Notre Dame, Will be the Court of Miracles, that | For “Movie Title: R e 4 {as priceless sures in U . b ok I, in “Pink Gods.” and eight streets of fifteenth century | strange quarter of old Paris where e s o hatienin nennet | Iention et aon G e its own teeh _Jack Hoxie, in “The Desert | paris and thirty miscellaneous <ets|thc mendicants, cripples and fakers|fHE use of “Flanders Field” the{ s e e . & Shih Rbsk cun matic forn oS e 3 in replica of structures which arejcongregated in seemingly perfecti famous painting commemorating ood acting y than AT | OpETa few groups of seuly ‘;."u'-xn‘ < ry | Elit mentioned in Victor Hugo's novel.|health after their day at work as|the heroic struggle of the allied soldiers And 5o Dousias Fairbanks cast | ture. It in not direct touch of tho} cd such deft ace uts as > 0 = “The Hurchback of Notre Dame,” will | Leggars. The Palace of Justice and | to stem the onrushing foe in France. has ALzl Riarian: nsnis| = Robinfevil nirlt that foccasions he Htulard promise nd the Do XoRite . imvalid| roday and tomorrow, Mae Murray.|pe bullt at Universal City for the |the courtroom therein; a splendid | EiVah Vo 0™ aw topic of discussion. | W. K. Ziezfeld. jr. who was busin mping of “Dr. Rameau Tne | Wikt fhe 3 for the more imme- P& e directea j \n -Broadway Rose"; Tuesday, Flor- qiming of that story. [ mansion and a ballroom: numerous | L 4sic COAst & o itilized as the prin- | manager of the W. K. Zieafeld Russian | acter in the working out of the in Ote future. f the r -nce Vidor, in “Woman, Wake - Cp" i in “S| a i i aie dor, . Wa D" it ie; Cells in the upper story of thé cathe- | i1 heme of the art titles in “Skin | pictures expedition, just returned to| teresting sto ¢ Whe |\ qne arshall, in “Lying| The building of the cathedral. it IS{ 441 anq the interior of the magnifi- flp;‘ll, roduced by Thomas . Ince.|New York after a three months' TR e fon™ and g - s vi 2 a - 3 n” and|reyeh Alice ' Lake, in|claimed. will he the greatest archi-|cent' structure, with its double row fonaPiq iking has been its effect on | ture-making cam which has as its pivot- thiest whose faith in Charles W. and | God was destroved when he was 2 fuckelherry Fir s = tectural achievement of the motion Paul Dicky of the e A . Norma Talmadge, in | tectur: | of aisles and its columns four feet in | apcotators, It Is said, that other pro- resum s atihoy and not restored until the lat B il e etk asTas s - Right of Turchase": Saturday, | blctute Industrs, £oF it v ‘{‘,_f ameter and thirty feet high, will be | ducers and directors are _planning to | Yale, e is in his se ar. Mr. | vesra of his life, when his skill as # | Broken W which Preferred ry Carey, in “The Kick Bacl, s e e Scize upon the idea in films needinz s ma ditor of | Lclebrated surgeon I not cqual to the tures is to film, is @ sercen writer hundred and fifty feet wide by Record, 1, was hono Cathedral of Notre Dame is offsimilar inspirational captions and us o crash wi feet high, it will be lifted a | task put upon it. some mote, Th RIALTO—"Brothers Under the \ - i Hippodrome. O eoiae raonnent rtlcular interest to students of |\vell recognized masterpleces to “putupon his return from ul by being | “The oarly incidents of the narrative, aoifentes s W alin motion pleture art. rchitecture. It is declared to have|gver their massage. : jclected chairman of the board of that; which is strictly modern and inte he sume cleme of popu SXin. Picford, in “Polly- | Ty M fotire will ¢ the threc the most beautiful and imposing| Mr. Ince was fortunate in obtaining | publicaticn FHady et oAt tntEy i e Mg, dar facades in cx'stence. By a vote taken | permission from the holders of the) == among architectural authorities 1in|copyright on the painting. Bayer and ' | the United States the cathedral won|Black. It has never before been used in competition with the Parthenon|on the screcn. Reproductions of it.! at Athens, the Opera House of Paris,{ however, are in countless homes in | St.” Mark’s _Library in Venice, St.}America and Europe. Applause, seldom | Peter's in Rome. Amiens Cathedral,|accorded to a title alone, invariably has | R | the Farnesse Palace in Rome and the [ marked the appearance of the "Fl:md”»‘] tions in_ Guodd eorge Arliss, in it Matrimony a day. House Peters, | ", Thursday, Alice s”; Friday, “The | saskervilles”; Saturday, “Love Is an Awful re n evil influences that have upon the lives of 4 in the progress of doorways. the two t . the the gallery of kings and the pl front. The doorways will be mas with sculpturing, and artists at Unt | versal City are now reproducing the | thirty-five heroic statues for the gal- | !lery of kings. Each statue is ten 1 The Goldwyn pi from the yne, “Brothers the att Theater t to | today sther sinnin mar- in helght and bears recognizable re- |1 X E marke . | b b s e ane 5 - === bucal Palace in Venice. Field” title. NINTH AT = F STREET AT 13T00 A3 .‘r‘: ,‘:‘.‘; ‘n atter wh ir ".-,K.‘x:-‘u;:;.- Home. si'v"r‘;‘,fi"ffi('}'m{i‘fi j’,fxfi.":;]. the plaza It is v:hlmnte‘d ‘t]hlat“‘it wn} req\;ul': l“s)gn Deep.'t‘utl("lf lgz:;:;:::):h:'g:‘t(l;- TODAY— H r_social station in life. - e !in front of the cathedral, there wili | 8IX months to build the various sets}signed as an obje i fmerg) 3 | Mr. Kyne, aided by Director Hopper, ay and tomorrow, }'{'Oll.\le Peters, | radiate streets lined with houses m::;‘qul'r(d for the filming of the Hugo ::?:mgedogfid}; their duty toward the CHARLES lnE“ s T“EATER ) < said to have made this picture o he Storm”: Tudsday, Alice Cal- | the period. Nearby will be built the | Story. - sles i real an CHAPLIN marital strug The Little Wild Cat’: Wed- Place de Greve, the torture ground. | Moore, in “Love Is an |, 7 ing hun . : where, in the fifteenth century. erimi 2 - ; Thursday, Norma Tal- $ e and| . . o v :fill" an 4 G lhe Forbidde " Fri- g?r:‘:e: e;'ehelgil;.teu!;:dlht?’;ariex:‘trgm;::r\ l m e res With Jackie Coogan in | FOUR DAYS ONLY--STARTING TODAY ughter until the v Tuj e | in gront of the Hotel de Ville. peCIa a u THE KID ! SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17 | Another interesting street scene | | Irving Cummings in “Jewels of | the River” y ——MOYDAY— MURRAY dition the howerful dram the production. The nlared by rMalley (as the Clalre Windse (as the we m o —_— CRANDA] l ’s YORK THEATER. — Ga.Ave.& QuebecSt. MATINEE SATURDAY, . Sth at O St. N.AW. TODAY—KATHERINE MACDO Today and Tomorrow. “WHITE SHOULDERS.” And BUSTER THEODORE ROBERTS and Great KEATON, in “‘THE ELECTRIGC HOUSE.™ Cast, in “THE OLD HOMESTEAD. TOMORROW—PAT O'MALLEY and PAUL- INE STARKE, in_“MY WILD IRISH Hiuscl E . & - 2 A 's Fables. .!"f..h nv‘l\h:hx\v g Haiee Sunday 2°® " Hol 310, s100. (| P - - ROSE" And PAUL PARROT. in “I'LL In_Hor Greatest Hit he Pl £ % 1 sas || and 8:15 3 F VORlTE 5 ON WITH T L oromectrar | B 525 Reserved Seatf 25c at Daily Matinees, Excopt Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays § | A || AMERICAN 3> 3t mnd B X e Eddie Boland, "T',E R,‘,;\ggfi j ‘ T ameds: Jon: T‘\' fus'mn in “THE OLD SEA DOG o ——TUESDAY—— ! “TORCHY STEPS OUT."” = GLORIA PRE-HOLIDAY BIG BARGAIN BILL CRANDALL'S—Daily Changes. LIBERTY North Gapitol and @ Se ndall’'s The this’ week willl The Newest Sensation of Fum il REGENT th & California Streets| ith TAEODORE ROBERTS. FRITj { of pro THOMAS MEIGHAN. in RIDGEWAY, HARRISON FORD. T. REY | MANSLAUGHTER BARNES and GEORGE FAUCETT, 1 1 AUNT JEMIMA | pomearToN =i EADER— | || poN'f CHANGE Your TS HUSBAND ; Joe Rock im “The Fast Ma ——WEDNESDA Ye—— With Joc Raymond and His “Little Club” Orchestra fa a Scintillating Surge of Syncopation Oh, Thone Girlal 9th Near E HELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND, HIPPODROME "5 &5 V475 T MARION DAVIES 1 by dr Florence Ia | fjj LOMORRC R o y : BN e s SANTOS & HAYES ..., Jormrics s ] AT GHTS INA RODOLPH i Tomorse i be In “For No Reason at All” A RUBENS and LEW CODY, in BARROOM. H suy’s color produe For Humor, Entertaining Personalities, Originality and “Fep” They § | THE VALL OF SILENT ) By | “ k'. 'rx;‘xn_- L also 2 Are Unsurpassed H JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD. HOME 1230 C Street N.E. 1 in S ¢ The Biackface Favorite of Musical H I 4 METROPOLITAN Today and T —HOU: ! ith ¢ Hiott Dex- | IACK WH.SON 1] " ennaia cARTIETON, " in wx‘u.:'A"s‘; PRINCESS 11i® B st N.E. THE SHEIK { ors XN Special Prod of \* AL orrow—JOHN == — 4 H B | Asststed by Charles Forsythe, Willle Ward and Adele Ardsley in Finkn, Bk DEVIL" Added Hi BARRYMORE. tn “SHERLOCK EUBeDAY i =l i wonNT PloTUER T “A_Nonmsensical Revue” T DALL'S ™cniee-o HOLMES." < RICHARD § i = = o g Beautifal (| CRAN THIS 1ifh & 8. C. Ave. S.E. ! . i Siton comsay] LILLIAN LEITZEL DCUGLAS VI t Revivals, TODAY—: CAROLI BETTY COMPSON _and A Would Syou SHlxk fyourfmont ido/becoms stih Sauost bean o) . ‘“Tol'able i AND 13{},\%1(.[15”--.‘;“\:_?{;' E 1‘:9'5::: PAWN, in “ALWAYS THE i woman in the world? That’s what Marion Davies does in ures of O N st | | Semsattonal et ° *=5~| Ruth Mary Lockwood | ih SJEWELS R THE RIvER: e : = i this great picturization of Marie Corelli's story! The latest thchmess.. a also & In _“An Aerial Frollo” “Ourselves” 1] “0N WITH THE DANC EMPI WESLEY BARRY, in “RAGS TOL’ABLE DAVID ! triumph of the star of “When Knighthood Was in Flower.’ mmy . “Help - T Homod Halh 2 | . ... [ '] BoLAND, in “THE NON-SK TO, RICHES.” _Also HAROLD LLOYD, PR T, AL} < riday, a Talmadge, Edith Clasper & Co. | Harvard, Holt & Jack Little N ooy T VoY THEATEH| 1o 'COUNT THE VOTES.” MUTT A s O RIDAY. v WITH | o it Triugl "iise 4 new = ] FRANDALL'S 5550 Lnq"Cotl ma, | _JEPF. in “BIDISG THE Gour N I PEDRO De CORDOBA---FORREST STANLEY Aesop able. “The Elephant's Kendrick “The Paderewski of MATS., 2 BM. DAILY. 8 Tt SUNDAY. | NEW STANTON Sth & C Sta. N.E. { ORMA Trunk.” Saturday, Jackio Coogan, In, % i TODAY * AND TOMORROW — MIRIAM Contin, from 3 p.m. CReEHov i wiisH e i psted | 1n one Big_Game” TRowS COOPBR. in PETER D KYNES “KIN NORMA TAIMADGE, GONWAY - by aude Gi water; als y' i rmances ] NOW] - | Y = D o P T e EXTRA ADDED YULETIDE FEATURE DD O 135, 60, 745 B0, Al GINeD NOuEL, THURSDAY---FRIDAY---SATURDAY it At the Tussdey, Wednesday. Thursduy, Friday and Saturday CRANDALL'S AVESUE, GRAND | in P Marions brams Mapnidcent, in LINCOLN — Mairice Tourneur's - 'S Ol vy 2t DAY 5 Falt SUMRAY. et imanelotieren b § = SMILIN: THROUGH MAY McAVOY “Lorna Doone.” A BACHELOR s CHR'STMAS TODAX ' AND ,;,?.f,‘,i“’,{"‘&‘?}«ié‘"-x'f{«‘ ELITE 14th Street and R. L Ave. N\ ——SATURDAY— 1 - v Ma : [NEEIEE ANEASOUATIS, RN AN I OR A L IRIDDIES, GO 6r "THE DUST." berformances MAE MURRAY, i JACKIE ! The dainty star of “Sentimental Tommy” in her latest Eczia Boone.:” Mausice Tourneuys Written and Staged by Angela Keir Sunday at 8. 4:80, 6:10, 7:55. 9:40. RGADWAY, ROSE. | production—A great heart-interest drama of the roof- picturization of R. D. Blackmore's Carols by Paul Bleyden Students Dances Arranged by Antoinette Ure DALL'S APOLLO THEATER NEW 535 Sth St. S.E. i tops of Manhattan!— ;;:;"{’;‘n‘r:;’;"“,;h'; v Il be presented at! § Aewov's Fables—Topics of the Day—Pathe News Picterial—Other Higa CRAN L)) LS St NE. His Greatent Ploture; *HABBED Wik } 2 days of this week, beginning this BUY SEATS EARLY—_TELEPHONES: MAIN 4484, 4455 AND 6533 ropar A A 2 AcE | CHARLIE CHAPLIN, in “PAY DAY, : ! “THE TOP OF NEW YORK” In MY BOY . | Lioyd Hamilton, REID, in_~THE GHOST 'BREAKER. And MACK SENNETT'S, “WHEN S8U CIRCLE XS Pa. Ave P W. 53 RUPERT HUGHES' ‘“REMEM- \fternoon, with _ Madge _ Bellamy, srank Keenan and John Bowers in To DAY 3:00 Belle Baker, Well Cross i 4 - X 5 -4 KAt PATSY RUTH - cading roles. It is a_fascinating 8:15 & Co., Meroff & Ibach, Etc. L R < N ATDE GILLINGWATER " and maker Siory, with th ood act- ng and hane scttings. Lar B men’s new Lwo-reel comedy foz EN LANDIS.