Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1923, Page 62

2 AMUSEMENTS, > ; i ! g AMUSEMENTS, ' Sl et e S e b s e — ¢ o i R I e %mnmmumnumm-—-—-—:mmmm e 'UST a hint of the cost of produc- CRANDALL'S. . . . - 3 J | M E Tn o o I'I T A " ' The Most Magnificent Theater in W ashington tion was given the uninitiated in F ST. AT TENTH ! DALL'S. Today—Deors Open at 2:30. Daily, 10:30 . m. to 11 p. m. o - AMB SSADOR v - 18th Street and Columbia Road Hollywood recently, when Tom For- A CLASSIC PERFECTLY . oo 5o FORMAL OPENING man sent out word that he wanted The Warner Brothers’ Exzceptionally Deft thu Vergion of to hire all the extras within tele- Sinolair Lewis’ World-Famous Novel of the T American Smll Toum, Bnerated 3 1t ooy Tradlions.snd o THURSDAY NIGHT, SEPT. 20th phone range of the picture colony vervious te the Idsaliom of a Newcomer to ite Socinl Civplas, DOORS OPEN AT 6:30 P. M. for one ecene in®“April Showers” which will be released !horl]y by Preferred Pictures. FEATURING THE WARNER BROTHERS’ PERFECT PICTURIZATION OF THE WORLD FAMOUS NOVEL BY SINCLAIR LEWIS Two days later the American Leglon's stadium was turned over to the director and something like 3,000 WITH THE MOST NOTABLE CAST EVER ASSEMBLED extras were seated about the ringside when Kenneth Harlan and a middle- weight fighter were to meet in a fistie contest that' serves as a climax to the story. Since the most lowly oxtra is paid $56 a day and the more LIGE CONLEY in “High Life” i ——— o ¥ _ W 7l : —SYMPHONIC CONCERT— ARTISTS’ COURSE i - 4 % o ;::;*gflfifmfigm,:m i A : : sador ramn estra tons: Wagner = > ; MR. BAILEY F. ALART, CONDUCTOR Feb, 6—~FRITZ KREX!I.EE Vlohnilt a 4 Fob 20—-RACHMANINOFF, Pianist, d P NOT gxperienced in the neighborhood of 10, the cost of this one episode may be easily estimated. “When we want an audience to er surprise, fear or excitement,” fr. Forman, *it is necessary to 000, it Is worth it. 40-Mile River Trip to Indian Head and Return 50c Sunday, Sept. 16, at 2.30 P.M. Returning to City about 7 p.m. Steamer Charles Macalester From 7th Street Whart A delightful river ride down the historic Potomac T llilllllllllIIIIIIIIllllllIllIIIIIIIIllIlllllIIllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIII rch 7—Mme, GALLI-CURCI, Bfl)nfln AR In throwing the beautiful new Ambassador Theater open to the PH“;I}:)QJ%RI:gNlC : EXTRA- ! theatergoing public of the National Capital we are acceding to § - an insistent popular demand that could not be ignored. It has Oct. 20~LUCREZIA BORI, Bplmlh an! r— ._.M?‘,“;;:”,, b 1""“‘“’ "y ”‘”’VW been the purpose—and, we think, successfully accomplished—to ATl & M R AN, AhmM M’"M ‘m“ om ‘BUBBLE BUBBLE" t ACYCLON!CSENSATION provide a playhouse which in beauty, comfort, and spaciousness Bianist, World's Greatost Chopia B o can not be excelled on the continent, and it will be our constant Pla Jan, 11—JOBN McCORMACK, Ten Tob. S6—JASCHA HEIFETZ, vmu;naz aim to present here entertainment of a quality that will exert a Siason tickets, etch course, 416, $1330, svsuroingy Interesting Story of Carol Milford, Amn i iscriminati use- §11, $8, plus war tax. ;"d ldea‘lz;‘;;l:a:ova’nm;;%ta C::}wle,;t ‘g ,; R::‘,‘ consistent appeal to Washington’s most di ating am vairie to Her Views of Civie Uplift, it te m seeke it—here it i WILSON-GREENE Brought About an Intens ¥[Drarmz!w Climaz in the Life of - BT - SERIES Dr. Will Kennicott, Her Husband, and Jarred the Entire HARRY M. CRANDALL. Community into an All-Seeing Sense of Its Own Ridiculous TORDWOST ATTRACTIONS WHBER DIECTION OF _ XYY ] Ry I C. C. WANAMAKER Preseats ADMISSION CHARGES EMBROIDERY Fob. 15—Mme. FRIEDA EL, Y MATINEE: s s B S LIGE CONLEY IN “HIGH LIFE” — oty . e RORESTRA Beasan, §11, §10, §9, 38, 86, Dlus war tax. > Adults, 26¢c (Tax Included) phinihudichodin SPECIAL WORLD SURVEY » Children, 20¢ (Tax Included) Adults, 40c (Tax Included) N Y k s IIO 0 cllestr OVERTURE, “SARI” (KALMAN) § 7 27 3 A Chfldren, 80c (Tax Included) ew York dymphony Ur a DANIEL BRE KIN / 4 Any Beat in the House BALCONY SRR, IEL BREES e ) to 5P, M. Adults, 25c—Children, 25 Mt o | S | WASHINGTON'S FINEST ORCHESTRA ; ey e C. == 3 By MYRON C. FAGAN ==, Direct from its Nn York and Philadelphia Nov. 9—SALVL World's Greatest Harpist, ERS. numu e ‘lllllllllllllllllIIIIII||II|I|IlllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIflIIIIlIIIfi ‘ — gmm-e:fifi - R N Laughter and Comedy. l°§!:§.,u.,':e,&.e_,°.,5!!'fl§.e.!.“ "..’.’L"”L..’.’...”“"”:‘"fl All Promises Fulfilled! Wm. J. Townsemd, Th mear a score other favorites. METRO PIB:NTS:—@-I mmu BARKER'S LOVE-EPIC OF THE NORTH! B 41,50 and $2.00; Never in-the history of the cinema art has an audience : 1.00, $1.50 and $2.00; no high F‘.‘:‘."‘mfi"” 'l‘:umlay Eatire Orchestra, $1.00. been so enthused over the silent drama as when they . Mat. Saturday: 50c to $1.50 stood up and cheered NEXT m—_l-u SUNDAY, m 23--SEAT: THURSDAY Y 2 Metro’s Epoch-Making Event a MONE LOXN.!’%P&‘EED' ‘Ng‘m Y REX INGRAM’S With GLEN ANDERS and a Melmpohhn Cast l-d-‘lu Dorothy Mackaye, L-z. Simon, lsobel Laighten, Shep Camp, Norman Hackett, and equally prominent others. i \ uflln—mn Anuuoou, ocroun m, 2:30 P. M. 2 HE R . M e | AEL “THE ETERNAL ST | B nm LE = From the Novel by RAFAEL SABATINI s R“GGLE \ People of world-wide prominence filled the Shuberts A TINGLING drama of the Arctic, warmed with b Belasco Theater last evening. They had réad Sabatinf's sion and eet; against the flaming beauty of the great ) 9150 and 53 Pree Tue, great book. They went to see i the picturization ful- ian Northwest. A director’s greatest lchkvmt.pictuflu I 1 % Y, 2 7 filled their concoption of Scaramouche, the immortal Nature in her wildest moods and revealing one of the season’s <] ———————————————-—-— soldier of fortume “BORN WITH THE GIFT OF greatest casts. : TS LAUGHTER AND A SENSE THAT THE WORLD WAS E::'fii \:lfl.;msn :fllt ADOREE WALLACE BEERY . - . MAD." PAT HARMON GEORGE KUWA ANDERS RANOOLPH ; I—-E CENTRAL '|' H E A'l' E R l o o e e i heilod B the sl ' :-lumum?'m"uw’u?'sa*- Y deeply by the COMEDY, “STEPPING OUT"-.-PATHE NEWS....TOPICS OF THE X1 M GANNON AND HIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA oy | ooy, My Tuer SN WAL SeE - _ msneell £ | o0%iwin | EVERYBODY = SCARAMOUCHE Won Them Completely -h:m‘d"n‘h“ -mumhu h’n‘xodnu And Wuhinmn was as BEVERLY BAYNE | oo ‘Fim Gotomy ia den Cruse’s Incomparable Satire, I.OEW’S GOI.IIMBIA THEATER f|f (555 | moiuwon Rex l_;flnn-lem offering RflAS BE“‘N BHOWN ON SCREEN. 4 Laugh #n Buery Flash and New triumphs were scored by Ramon Novarro--Alice Terry--Lewis Stone SECOND WEEK BEGINS TODAY--SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 e ok the Trath About Getting Into o the Movies. and the perfect cast of thirty principals, all of whom have teuched the peak of dramatic art in motien picture history. In o New Sories of FIGHTING BLOOD 4°70p Fable, “The Walrus WANSON| 8 | Cinrsrens | SHUBERT-BELASCO mnflfilfllfllflIIMIIIII;IHIIMIIMMIMIIHIIIIHIIIIIHM NOW PLAYING TODAY—MON.—TUEE, Orm seats in advance for this history- o R | = ing event m motion picture art. BLUEBEARDS - RIE M.y.l,':!'ulfi..l! .un.lr’nN-v?cAmNn ite- 7 If you see it once you vnll go and see it 8™ WIFE’ B I | PN iTwip | | » R All This Week, Beginning With Matinee Today "I'lhl_le z}rr}ou Glom:l in lv‘v?im o t’:i. .h": 3 - = SESSUE ¢ = i i at3 P. M.d 6% who learns, on her 8 | = t 2: ¢ . M. married a modern Blueburd!-Bevo:l' \ ooty i 2 = ays at 2:18 and 8:15 ous star in the most dlrlnx gowns of hrr ureer! > Prices: Evening and S.-turd-y Mat., 80c, 76c, $1, $1.50 BEN TURPIN COMEDY—INTERNATIONAL NEWS Daily Matinees, 50c, 75c, $1.00 COLUH lA SYIPHONY oxcsmn "'"v..u