Evening Star Newspaper, December 24, 1922, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. { = [CENTRAL THEATER] Lese Majeste'in Films. l “Liitle Old New yo;"' TALK about "lese majeste” being W(mx has been started at the €, .mudl to those in high authority. mopolitan studios, on Here's Bert Lytell, just a mere buck Davies' next picture, a su e Wity Sl by Winticed “TIMOTHY’S QUEST” Y outh—Pep—Pernonality Little Italy's Best People . Kimball, Direoted by Allen Hotubar e b e e e Special Feature Film—Shown Monday Matinee and Balance of Week - = Added Attractions—Mulitiple Reel Comedy nnd News Weekiy . = private in the ranks of Hollywood |the cel B : -NINTH BET. D AND k- E Post, American Legion. And here’s|yorke i';";'&;'a S = : NOTICE :v:'n'::r of 'n"lhnml:::z“e:z:::m:fn:mx: s announa Christmas Week In opening the Central as Eighth in the Chain of Crandall solcters. e —— Theaters in Washingten, Attention Is Called to_.the Fact = BEGINNING TODAY—COMPLETE | Ana just look at ‘em! An Unusually Attractive Holiday Show That It ls Presenting First-Run Attractions of the First | = CHANGE OF BILL About all Bert does it mess up Wal- |the role of s PR Grade at Real Bargain Prices. Redecorated, Resested, | = ter and Walter draws his pay check | [T Eirl who landed in D Newly Equipped and With Improved Facilitiss for Comfort- | = BI VAUDEVILLE PRESENTATIONS AT POPULAR PRICES every veek for allowing Bert to sock | forimee L. i A Day At Coney Island by Accommodaisg the Puii: tha Cantal Wil Be Found | == e e R ol Do SVITH LIPINSKY'S ANIMAL ACTORS s"' of the City's Most Attractive Downtown Theaters. Any | = LILLIE FAULKNER got to be kind of a habit, lately. i‘.’;’w"""«lm ! 3 | LI NIMAJ eat in the House, 23c, Tax Zc, at All Performances. | I & CO. .| Long started by taking a_ Lstellian { paor. Ford. Vaudeville's Clevereat Camine Comedy Novelty ! i S lclang 1n ~To Have and To Hola, just | Barra Thurdy ) = “Kick In,” the new. e Fitszmaurice SCHAFFER_WEYMER & CARR THIS WEEK =~ S| omrsiio | e o i B ant i Comoee Ber | T — Teday and Tomorrow Beg. at 3 ermane & Shelly Leo Zarrell & Co. 415 0. 1t in mail “HERE COMES THE BRIDE” Thereafter Beginning at 11 A, M, Offer “PulleyPulley” Quilibristio Marvels THE RAM’S HEAD PLAYERS falthturly den Comedy—Ninging—Chatter nnd Son: 3, g = ~—PHOTOPLAY— i ‘Will present three plays GOLDWYN PRESENTS | = FLO & OLLIE WATERS LEWIS & ROGERS e Y.~ wieplay N 1 e e T i { at 1:30, 4:45 and 8 P. . 3 > %, A ———— I_y James Branch Oabell. . — “The Headless Horseman” ok _— 9% TWO SHOWS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE-W |, “r"ni% Stx i¥o "t Lao- = . ; S 4 MATINEES, 10¢, 31e—NIGHTS, 20¢, 50c. Sunday and Holldays Excepted. | “IN THE !i.:l’)o.“ OF THE GLEN” LW, A GOOD SHOW, Based on the Famous Lege eepy Hollow, With i o N ; 132815 18tk St. Phome Franklin 58 cnl.‘l_l‘s HEATER | | WILL ROGERS Crs % 3 i yunders’ Comedy Picture—International News—Movie Chats £ TODAY—MON.—TUES, H h TTODAY—MON—TUES, 73 | l A . . An F. B. O. Spreial \ 3 \ HARRY 4 4 (N Wit Strong Support in o Viale Drama of Politics and n the Sowthurst Good Men and True J — _ove Broke the Chains That Bound Her to a Brute. A Society Youlh Seeking to Forget His Cowardice in the Rugged West at Last Meets a Girl Who Means More to Him Than Life Itself. WONDERFULLY ENACTED BY BEGINNING TODAY AT 3 P. M. A Christmas Featival All-Star Bill of SHUBERT VAUDEVILLE JAMES GEORGIE Semnett's “When Summer Comes” EYWED—THURS. %2 Vitagraph's Co-Stars ‘ COLLEEN MOORE Crandall’s Metropolitan, Central, Ninth S i BAI'ITQN L '.’.R.Ic.f - MfiLLé(l)'It.%Ilv:‘llczll)!SE%%R and E, Savoy, Avenue Grand, Apolio o MAL&EI'EY 4 Stamboni” ERNEST TORRENCE ‘The Original Funster ‘ A Renrl Novelty ) L > S by ir . - 0 ( ’ A- s JOE TOWLE MILO - BOBBY VERNON inAPé)lsgég‘g";fOUR WEAPONS’ and Yofk, and 7718 Enl"c Executwe o T A n K E topular Comedisn : European Seasation The Dainty and Talented G JANET ADAIR Winter Gardem Comedienne FORD & GOODRIDGE ¥ 1 & OSSEI “Vou Can_ Believe Them™ Novelty J-panese Entertainers SHUBERT NEWS WEEKLY—OTHER FEATURES And as an extra Added Attraction The Infmitable Pair DeHAVEN and NICE “Vulligan and Wulligan™ i Excent MATINEES 25-50c <= MTES 25¢ to $1 NEXT WEEK: WATSONS SINTERS S in the Season's Sensation “STOLEN SWEETS” In @ Romance of Erim My Wild Irish Rose | Comedy, “A Eitchem Highbrov” —Orchestral Overture and Accompaniment— - ANNOUNCEMENT: There Is Now in Course of Installation at Crandall’s Cen- tral a Robert Morton Triple-Manual, Orchestra-Unit Pipe Organ Which, When Completely Adjusted and Dedicated, Will Be Recognized Not Only as the Finest Instrument in the National Capital But as One of the Finest in Any Theater in America. o e [T [ r L [ g (e 2 e b [} e oS e T o b b Y zation, Extend to the Theater-Goers of the Capital Most Cordial Christmas Greet- ings and Heartiest Best Wishes for S e a Bright, Prosperous and Happy New Year. ETFRI—SAT. W2 72 Another F. B. O. At STAR CAST In & FPlambuoyant Drama of the Glittering White Wav, The Breadway Madonna Comedy. “Occan Lwells TE\AEA VE. E;Eg lDENT 1 y ALFRED | |coRrToT The Fremch Pinnist In recital at the Masomic Auditorium. Thursday evening, 8:18, Jan. 4th. Tickets RRVEVRLVIVEDLVKIVR VDLV R | : : : : : ¢ NATIONAL “Sx® Beginning Tomorrow Night Matinees Wednesday and Saturday : —_— MARGUERITE D’ALVAREZ Contralto In recital at the National Theater Fridsy |’ aftorneon. 4:30. Jan. Sth. Tickets on sale i enly by T. Arthur Bmith, Inc., 1306 G St. |JOHN CHARLES THOMAS The Famous Baritone In recital at the Natianal Theater, Fridey +] afternoen. €:30, Tan. 18th. Tickets, $2.80. 32.00. 150 and $1.00 (plus war tax). T. Arthur Smith. Inc.. 1306 G Street. RUTH ST. DENIS | TED SHAWN | Denishawn Dancers 7' The Mos( Artistic Dancing Attrac-; tion of the Century J E. Ray Goetz Presents The Radiant French-American Star 4 IRENE BORDONI 1In the new comedy with songs and laughs which had a long run last scason at the Lyceum Theater, New York City. “THE FRENCH DOLL” Adapted and Americanized from the original French of Marcel Gerbidon and Paul Armont by A. E. Thomas . H. Gilmore NICHOLS? ' LAUGH TRICMPH THE PLAY THAT HAS SMASHED ALL STAGE LONG-RUN RECORDS!: XMAS MATINEE Hear Her Sing i “You Don’t Love As I Do” i and “Do It Again” STARTING MATINEES— st NIGHT NEW YEAR DAY—sarvrpay Seats Thursday LOUIS F. WERBA Presents A FARCE s {| National Theater, Fridey afterncon, 4:30. Jan. 19th. Tickets, $2.50, $2.00, $1.50. (Qloe gmar tax). T Arwur Smith, Tae.. 1308 G Btreoty BARNUM WASRIGHT | NEW YORK b oo ot ™ . SYMPHONY Ponald Brian. DHflArluu Coakley, Lilyan Tashman, Enid Markey, lu:anno “Wille, Wilt i . 5 oRcHEsTRA flntvxfimch?nwic? hsyvsnfl:lchnm;l. t:ell Martin, Staed by Sohn Seehis - 4 ALBERT COATES S = == = y FRIEDA HEMPEL NATIONAL #% POLI s WEEK Mats.—Thurs. and - Sgt. Tuesday afternoon, 4:30. ts, $2.50, §2. TRHEATRE Playing Foremost Attractions Under Direction of Les and J. J. Shubert THE ENTIRE WORLD PAYS: T7/8UTE TO TRAVELTALKS 5 SUNDAY EVENINGS JANET RICHARDS i MISS 1 MONDAY MATINEES JUE. FANDERBILT PRODUCING: (omrmycn — LT el iy m"um‘;'m':” Ta L COME s MRS T ” {asenis LB g 5 N“ “THE s 1" Adm nding Tar. s3e » SVHit Which Depicta the Lewghedle i rol CONCO . o e e s s o i e~ B AUER-CASALS QONGO t ‘“YANZIA“ ‘Adventures of ¢ Race Ev Gl‘s “Gl!‘l i P lonsel Cellist “',——nou [Jolm Recital, ::; I‘l‘:l- Sat., Dee. 30 KHARTOUM MADGE BELLA Seats, Mra, Greene's Concert Hureau. ! 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PRICES: 50c to $1.50, Saturday Matinee, 50c,to $2.00 R "‘.-Tlnr!g!m YEAR'S EVE—HOLIDAY MAT. 8§ P. M. NEW YEAR'S DAY and Fri, A0 Selicsom taught Adams 265, We teach ou to lead. W orld-Renowned Criminologist Former Head of the British Secret Service and of 3 Scotland Yard, London. i . LECTURE SUBJECT : LT iz ‘My Experiences at Scotlan i e J. Burns, Director U. 8. Secret Service, _Under the Auspices of the Boys’ Club of Washington. e Tickets 50 cents o §2.00. Now on Sale T. Arshur Smith, Inc. nd the Neg Tork Gust Bk by Ouy Bolten and Ouces Nummersica, the Seovnd, ) . iLy 18, 714 the Criminal Investigation Department, 99 0T APOLLO THEA NATIONAL THEATER #5555« || FRANK TINNEY oarey ot Febeuary 15th—Hugh Walpolo, “Novels and Novel Writing” e TASED BY ToiaAe BIeRKIL