Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1924, Page 82

TIHE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON., D. (.—GRAVURE Stars and Near-Stars of the Photoplay World | SECTION —JANUARY 6, 1924, Helen Rich, a real beauty of the photoplay world, although her starring vehicles have not been many. S - = Barbara La Marr cannot help being vampish, and her Evelyn Brent, who has just returned to this country after director, Fred Niblo, is the victim in this instance. Barbara taking the leading roles in fifteen screen plays in England. is at work on a new play, Name Is Woman.” She was born in Tampa, Fla., but is a great favorite with ’ ’ English screen fans. Clara Bow, one of the new stars of the silver sheet. She is with the First National Pro- ductions. Mme. Du Four's , TAR SALVE ANTLY REVOVES DANDRUFF el dandruff it ut Du " by KATIE DUNN Hairdressing and Manicure Parlors 517 11th St Hranch: Powhatan Bringing back the old days An exciting game on the lawn, a feature of the new production of “Comin’ Thro' the Rye." ON FACE Permanently Removed - Colonials Much in Vogue The model visualized above of black pRovED LANGIL Russia Calf at $10. WAVING by Washington's ORIGINAL N Laneil and Nestle Wave Margaret E. Skin, Scalp and Hair Bpecialist Also of black suede and brown suede 1148 Connecticut Ave. Franklin 2761 at $11 R ICHS Ernest Torrence when he is e 3 Proper Footwear not appearing in the movies AT T, During the past year this actor F Street at 16nth has won a place in the photo- play hall of fame, his work in “The Covered Wagon" being s b eoiaile . ” eth Year eopetia lgiictaty s’ "1Tth Stoat Pa. Ave, Fr, 4401 Year Book Same model in tan Russia Calf at $10. Gude Bros. Co. “Standard” kitchen sinks, “yardstick high,” provide comfort and prevent backstrain. How high is yours? Select your plumbing fixtures at the “Standard” Showroom. Write for Catalogue S A Standard Savitary Tia. Co. Woshineter St