Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1923, Page 22

WINING T i S 5 PN ) A N o 22 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, , 1923, e B e e B R e e P ol s BRSO O e P i e s 2 d ford, In “Daddy Loug |Shocs”; Wednesday and Thursd X - ton probably will receive impetus sand Eva| othy Dalton in “Dark Secrets” and| Voice From The Minaret” and Paul|] Jumes' Kirkwood ' In [ Wanda Hawley, in’ “Burning Sand Sl b Lo ST ullen o v, d in Anng M ¥ith the showing at Moore's Riaito % s Charlie Chaplin In “Shoulder Arms”;| Parrott in “Do Your Stuft”; Tuesd P Silturany., Tom Mix. | Weidny, ‘Allce > Bruay in Ann As Pheater next wi Sun- Novak in “Dollar Devils. “mrrdx"y' Agnes Avres in “A Daugh- l;eu'l‘n{e I-]'oy ‘«{lnl-!‘)luu:v"_"‘ “Do and Dare® and Saturday, Jolnny Walker, ~ ‘, % " st > B > nd Pr i i Beginning next Sunday afternoon | U’and i "d-m.r!xull)r:?:: Toerd | “Fhe Nnmeinan - Hheii-: “Wedne Home. NI o een i (Continued from F deals with the 1ife of an aver- | Crandall's Central Theater will pre- Hia Mlll(m Sills and W nda Hawley SOnaNy. aual. Monaay. BartbREs Ta Olympic. ul;v:':d & —_— = g American where the|gent the first-run photoplay, “Dollar A Marr, in fling Wom, Tue: and Monday, “Quincy Adams in “Around daughter, wzx'o knows she i benul]i- Beviles n EHodkinson special prodne: venue Grand Herbert Rawlinson, in “Other Men’ Tuesday and Wednesday 2 he and nearly 3 St g g " it through her vanity and|tion, which will be run through| Sulday and Monday, Wallace Reid n disposition Wednesduy, In the mast important in “Thirty Days” and Lige Conley in ) rand 1 iooin X d g cipals appear | roles are Cullen Landis, Eva .| iCasey Jones, Jr.. Tuesday and|quering the Woman" and -om R m o e | Somet S, B | Wity Ruriiie Mooty | HAGEY pibin ovood e L g en players n Jerome Eddy as the other | and Miles McCarthy. 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