Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1923, Page 52

‘2 AMUSEMENTS. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FEBRUARY 11, 1923—PART 3. : AMUSEMENTS. —WE PLAY LOEW'SVAUDEVH.LE Ir aeatic, G Mfl:’"" ey, | Another Novel Filmed. y ™ N b Open o studeats and | **/JHE Glimpses of the Moon.” the unl eV first production of a_serles for R Oulivgten of Bpeuking Voies Comtracied To haie, haa been coun L| . een com- Oflmm Attractions Undor Dirostion of M-ssrs. ‘ee & J. J. m W, Tr. 7731 pm?dhn;}lm l:nfd'lslgn?, Btudio. Bebe Danlel ita. Naldi, Rubye de Re % Ghe ncaaro. g ‘i? q R D David Powell, Maurice Costello and MPLETE JAMES E. COOPER Preseats w Charles Gerrard are in the cast. nmw\(!fifxagnn‘r! B os{" A Real Burlesque Show in Eieven Scenes s Ing the maxing of the production. 101 o A asserted that more than three-quarters THE BEST SHOW. EVERY DAY. IN EVERY WAY, 18 OUR OFFERING mfient ¢ phton Tues, Thum. Sat. of a million dollars’ worth of propertie “_______"TTP—M——- N amous ! ?-,,,,‘ used. T;;ey hu,,,:,m] 011 ‘costly g ewelry, expensive hangings, oil paini- DOORS OPEN TOD. 3 \ | BACK R ot e S pen VAUDEVILLE PHOTOPLAY POBITIVELY COOD BXE hecy ORMANCE ||| were described by Edith Wharton in her novel. The studio settings alone cos! A Radiom of Bplendor INIMITABLE 9 h o | With °"1.";I""b°°“ Day ‘&‘b’“l’“"i""" more than $100,000. Three weeks wers 4 (1] R " ! ? 4 e Une an nly Big spent at Miam! making yacht and beach l : n Colored Musical Comedy ||| exteriors. Among the interior seta are . the Altringham villa in Paris, the Van With a Delighttal Cast Bl ) e i A Inginaing yome Wil B Smash derlyn paiace in Venice, a hotel a —_— n Her Latest and Best of Prominence, Inc! r Derr, Helen Tarr, Ha: ‘ontainbleau, & street scene in Pass CLARK & O'NEIL ! a , 3 Kelly, Helen Am ‘Mildred Rot seques Wil iti 2 “#elodious Harmonlsts™ P‘l:otodrm-nc P"'"“".i.“ . ' 5 % : L s l‘m"l;::. = i HO fi:i EEd‘l:;: r'-'o:? ‘S;":Zf.."?.’x‘f;.a.‘““ o Mr.snd Mrs. NORMAN PHILLIPS | “YOUR BES : ; & - SHOWING ? Dances, Songs | | “The Heneymosn" FRIEND"” N 3 ; {[§] Folly Villa on the Hudson—On Board the Model—Shipwrecked— Ml | ) ONg! v A L K Y R l E 4 - i L The Fatal Card—A Studio in Paris—Under Cuban Lo e MONTROSE QUARTETTE o Skice—Tho Club—The Prison. | il s ALVAREZ DUO News—Pithy Taragraphs— ‘] —_____BIG CHORUS OF PRETTY GIRLS &' WALTER DAMROSCH “The Climax in Aerfal Art" Comedies—FExcellent Music, § | ! Next Week—“HELLO GOOD TIMES” | i e A-'g:;;v:‘::;, ('lr“u(:;l slllz’h ;:I:‘ool -uld' | The company's studio was taxed dur- P~ TWO SHOWS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE BEN HARRIS EDDIE HUNTER Tickets. $1.00. 76, 50c Wi Stage Sun., Febr. 18. * W~ TWO SHOWS FOR THE PRICE OF ONI Real Widding on Stage Sun., Pel T. Arthur Smith, Isc., 1306 G St i LONZALEY QUARTET Auditorium, Central High School \ J . February 12 at 8:30 P.M. NfltcflON aF % 5 o atiketn SO0 Toc, 0o MESSRS LEE awd J.J. SH 74 - 1 N . Arthur Bmith, . 1308 G St IHER \ Miss Janet Richards hington's Li 8 & —The Classic of the Capital )’ p : Public Questions: Home and Foreign enting the 7' re \lv\\u Ar lfll and Atlrnctlonn Every Mondasy Morning 10:45 Masenic Temple, 13th St. and New York Ave. Interpretive Review of World Eveats sion (inoluding taz), dow slowly lifted! Iz the Xvehice B ¥ THE GREAT AMERICAN ACTOR A \ Witl"fldubilzc ) J : 2 = I::enll::::;’vny‘fl;t;a‘ 2 o 8 | THE RAMS HEAD PLAYF.RS : AL‘ I 'ER | New York Castand £ ‘ Y. 15’?&3&*;5&1 g S » arge ' g > ; 3 e (et “THE TRUTH” ’ It's all in ‘m:’--mh gl'l,lf:nl and Single '1:“:‘5.“ i NEXT WEE IEGIIIIIG SIIIIIIY IIGIIT : | ek gt OTHELLO—NMon. Eve. & Sat. E\e at 8 o’clock A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS—Tues. Eve., 8:15 [ [N monn =" A4 Gnl FFIT“’S . (With Mr. Hampden ar Sir Giles Overreach in the sardonic comedy made tamous by Edwin Booth and E. L. Davenport.) HAMLET th & 397th times) Wed. Eve. & Fri. Eve. 8 p. m. 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M 4 wir® CENTURY THEATER CHORUS A» O e AR It Wil Make You Chesr, CAST OF BROADWAY nl::ficu Romance Come Trws. Chuckle and Choke. i "SRR T | In His Popular Lecture THE Nufiun WAH’: PaR “omivEN- “NOVEL READING AND | E ... - DRIVEN = Bote NOVEL WRITING” ||E MATT HELER RAYMOND TOM MOORE LYNCH GRIFFITH WILSON e e N T e T Next Thursday Afternoon, Feb. 15, at 4:30 P. M. EMBROIDERY ‘% ’” i s LIGE CONLEY IN MERMAID'S ‘‘CASEY JONES, JR.” G AIETIES OF I 923 1 Boys’ Club of Washington WORLD SURVEY—PRIZMA NATURAL COLOR STUDY Introduction by Senator David I. Walsh, OVERTURE—“EVOLUTION OF DIXIE"—N. MIRSKEY CONDUCTING Friday, 7:30 P. M. e e e i WASHINETON'S m:sr ORCHESTRA T INNING CEORGE mMAaRSHALL S —New York Herald. Followed By g COMEDIANS‘ Tiken, 50 1o 200, Now Sulle ut 7. Atker s, 1. || ETIHAAAAARIRERERARAERERCRCATINN el |_eancine THE PERFECT PLACE TO DANCE Real Muslo—8trict Censer —8pecal_Events— TODAY —3:30 P. M. 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