Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1924, Page 15

= ‘ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1924, 15 3 *P; iper M * Sunday and Monday, together with | ington's “Boy of Mine and the Hall- | comedy, “Why Wait"; Thursday, “No- | nesday, Pola Negrl, in “The Spanish “psoken He ; AMUSEMENTS Palace—Pied Piper Malone {comedy, news and topical film features [ room Boys, in “High Fliers.” torfety,” also Fox ' News: Friday, | Dancer,” and Aesop Fable; Thursda; York. e et < Booth Tarkington's new screen | &hd musical contributions by the Am- 11 Gladys Walton, in “The Wild Par Tom Moore, in “Marriage Morals ay and Monday, Ben Alexan-|Mix, in ti of H - ———— written especially for Thomas | bassador —orchestra: “His ~ Children's Apollo. also _comedy, “The Roaring Lion : A RIS and, Sps Femily, io “Let's Bulld’ Saturday, Herbert Rawlinson, in | Frida; Aiin SRoL s Bs ‘heodore Roberts, in “To the “Aslee i “Millions to Burn,” also comedy, “The | Ladles,” and Stan Laurel, in “Frozen 3‘.';; :yl.d Wed’r::*s%a;h “Bebe | Caddy,” Fox News, and fourth epi- Hearts"; Saturday, Owen Moore, In|in “A Woman of Darls,” a L Cmdren," sode of “Steel Trall” (matinee only).| “Her Temporary Husband,” and Chase, in “Just a Minute”; Thursda (Uontinued from Fourteenth P: 1 agi-Auer), “Rondino” (Beethoven- h‘:-vr). “Turkish March" (Bee- nee att .| and Judy s an, “Pied Piper Malone. will |Ghildren” will be shown Tuesday and| Sunday and Monday, Scen’ at Loew's Palace Theater | Wednesday, with CUift Bowes, in “Don't | «rho Spanish Dancer xt week, beginning Sunday after- |Hesitate”; Thursday and Friday, the [ Fable; Tuesday and Wedn on. Mr. Meighan beliaves that in |foreign pictures of Charles Dickens’ | Duniejs, in ~His Children < (B ied Piper Malone” he has a picture | Story of “David Copperfield,” with Mack | and Charlie Chase, in “Just a Min- 4 Charlie Chage, In ‘Just a Minute”:| Marion Davies, in “Little_0ld { It you want v o®un-Auer) and “Gypsy Airs” (Sar-|cven greater in its appeal thah “The | Sennett’s new laughmaker, “Flip Flops,” | ute”; Thursday, Colleen 'Moore, in Olympic. matinee attraction, “Way of a Man.”|yor) Friday, Colleen Moore, in'umns of Th asate. = Bachelor Daddy.” Alfred Green, who [and Saturday, Zane Grey's “The Call of ' “Broken Hearts of Broadway, Sunday and Monday, Reginald Bar- eats are on sale at Mrs. Wilson- [ diracted *The Bachelor —Daddy,: |the Canyon” uring Richard Dix, Stan Laurel, in “Frozen Hearts’ ker's “Pleasure Mad”; Tue: Takoma. ne's concert bureau, 13th and G ets. k Home and Broke" and “Woman | 1:0is Wilson and ¥ also directed this. The cast | With George O'Har Lois Wilson, George Faw- | Blood,” and “The W riorle Daw, togethet | day, ‘om Moore, in “Marriage Mor. | Lewis in Owen Daviy in “Fighting A denting Blood”; Saturday,| Own Horn": Wedn Sunday and Monday, Richard Bar- thelmess, in “The Fighting Blade,” v of a Man,"” at 1d,” and Lee Moran, Gaston Glas - harles Winninger, | the matinee, Matinee attraction, Thursday, George Walsh, also Tri-Arts picture, “Hope”; Tues- Newmar Sunday. ckson, Charles Stovenson C 1—"Roul “ v and Billy Dale, cir- | “Slave 'of Desire” from Balz day and VWediisadsy, Drlsdills Déan. “Iguazu Falls e rld's great- ameron entral— Roulette. cus clown. “Magic Skin"; Friday, Bull Montana, o o : Iguazu Falls the world's & B e oy = FBreaking Into ' Soclety,” and |in “Driftin’,” also comedy; Thurs- est cata and Uruguay & seaman HYing T R Maly s s l::-t;h":“"r Avenue Grand. Capt. Kleinschmidt’s “Adventures in|day and Friday, Clair Windsor and are th M. Newman' town, whose love for a girl 15 | Centpal Thed Sunday and Monday. Mary Pick|the Far North”; Saturday, Shirley | Norman Kerry, in “The Acquittal,” 5 oast Muuries | ford, in “Rosita”; Tuesday and Wed- | Mason, in “South Sea Love,” and Al HESv eIt this St. John, in “The Tailor.” evening at th i so Kinograms; Saturday evening, comedy, “Aesop Fable” and “In the Days of Danlel Boone” (Chapter 14). Saturday mat- inee the feature, “Lawful Larceny," Mary Pick-| will be replaced with one better suit- Tuesday and Wed-' ed to the younger sct. v hampered by the fact that a 3 < t @l afternoon. has in z 2 ke has already declared him- | Costello, Fdith Roberts, Norman Tre- | petday, Pola Negrl, B aeaun LA ear vor, Mary Carr, Henry Hull, Monta- | pancerc and Aesop Fubles see. u mistaken impres- | oo [ove, Bffie Shannon, Flora Finch Veal Burns. in “Fool Pro N fegavk’s real character by his | gng Dggmar Godowsky. The story peodare Robarts, in h;x;{vhp?uh ¢ and other elements add | concerns a girl who is made a decoy | {3 mm‘“hmm Chase. ting, OPstacles to the course of true love. | iy 4 gambling establishment rond\:ct- a Minute”; Saturday, Sydney Chaplin, »t. Here is|{D: . s+ | ed by the man indire: responsible | i, gy Te ¢ Fusband,” and = ' simpscs | Rialto—" Through the Dark™ | for lur tatner's deat orEe O'HAre. | e oy Temporary Hus! d s % | Our Gung, in “No Noise. of dense forests and bird life, with | in round 11 of the ghting Blood’ hown in all their primiti traveltalk leads to Port Aguir re the boundaries of i Sunday and ford, in “Rositi With cas r serey < i myriads of parrots, A puuse iy made | iayers, “headed by @ Goment screen|geries, ihe Kine Carolina. | : . to study the matte | “Through the Da n adaptation of il c Sunday and Monday, Jackie Coogan | M by, (3173 1 VL a7 he plcking of the le alking ‘.l‘u-k Boyle's story, “The. Disghter of laming You featuring _ Col- | 4, I A A e Tuesday. A 0 7 e, 0 /, and drin ng ing of th stran; 1and, with t visited, also its qua capital . which was founded for! after the discovery is still a seventéenth n Moore, Mother MeGinn,” hopolitan produc- ,‘"’", «d at Moore's Rialto beginning Sunday ot it to the Sereen and dramatic ' e frmUthe: e Crandall's — "Woman to attraction the | yohare Bosworth, in “The Eternal t week, beinning | Three”; Wednesday, Ralph Lewls. in ¥ 6. together with | ‘rthe Mailman”; Thursday and Fri- s Fable, “The Cat's Philbin, in “Merry-Go- turday, Blanche Sweet, in e of the King 1IN IRy of yesterday are no more out of place than post-dated eyeglasses—and of not as cit Montevideo and many 3 " Chevy Chase. = ¥ video y much importance to personal appearance. ity spots also will be fully |to a girls' hoar Woman. Monday and Tuesday, Mary Carr and i = e < Be s < pictured. through the haus “Woman to Woman,” starring Bet- | Burr_McIntosh, in “On the Banks of 5 Eyeglasses obtained from us will be up-to-the-minute in underworld, with roman from the [ the Wabash”: Aesop Fable, “Black ( ]’)h l . | The cast includes Forrest Stan- | stage play by Michael Morton, will | Sheep.” and Fox News; Wednesday | style as well as in scientific construction. OtOp avs. ( Hobart Bosworth, Margaret Seddon, | be shown Sunday, Monday and Tues- | and_Thursday, Constance TnImFI‘xd;w, = = & > & - srge_ Cooper, Carmelita Geraghty, | day at Crandall's’ Theater. It is the orge O'Hara, in “Fight- ) 35 = f T— —— | Wade Boteler and Tom Bates. firat of a series of three that Miss g No. T and Fox News: b I TS e L frsas | Good Glasses as Low as $2.00 . o | Will Rogers will be in_“Two { Compson made in England. The fa- v, Douglas Fairbanks, jr. in Instant Reli . SR - ! Columbia — "Napoleon and|wagons burlesque Parisian Moulin Rouge furnishes | “Stephen_Steps Out”; Snub Pollard, | ief! Don't stay stuffe g. The second and third {on “The ckground for thi ] ea, Big 1d and “The Ghost| UP! Quit blowing and snuffing! | doses usually end all cold and grippe | (open Take “Pape’s Cold Compound” every | misery. | Thundergate two hours until three doses are “Pape’s Cold Compound” is the | A e i 120t | taken. firat dose opens clogged- | quickest, surest relief known and Manufacturing fosephine.” - ' One of the Yinest d r of Napole f Metropolitan — Waring's pennsylvanians H “Jea’lous ne atic studies of n Bonaparte, ! i I 3 . | up nostrils. and air passages of | costs only a few cents at drug stores. mlvum;n 2 who | Husbands. Geraiohl o i Empire. | head; stops nose running; relieves [ Contains no quinine. Tastes nice, | o < ned to bring a i —_— v, T headache, dullne; veri >) sy ve twelve | De shown, and I Sunday and Monday. Tom Mix, in| hea 3 ness, feverishness, | is prom VLIRS Wil SpiWelve | Ben Alexander. Irene Rich, He “Soft also Topics of 'the | 708 7th St. and 3123 M St. form at Loe next week | Walthall, Kiiffe s and | Day | RGXE! Weak, Bekin Theater bew | Farley will be seen in Booth Tark- ! Bar noon, when to appear 9:30 pm and week will by alous Husbands,” | ¢ thrilling melo- spectacular career rmed the basis for stage and lite:ature . Williams, Jan, NG it ln"l Josephine” the | Novak, ‘A“l;l “A\‘ilxu ';(;-nxgv o8- first outBtanding |mann and ull Mo: and concerning “tudy of the Cor revealing the | the theft of a package of letters and F d t f ld w th o e urred Coats for Co cather world-shaking events’ that followed | the the rise of “the little corporal,” and career forward to the poleon’s star, of destin s marital felicity and acquires pos- | sussion of the coveted epistles without | odshed or bri There will be added | pictures and orchestral music. of Waterloo, which | eons e el | Ambassador—" Jealous Hus- | forms one of the tremendous | > hlights of the production. bands. he cast, while new to American . is peopled istinetion, inclu Volumes of Style in Twill Frocks For immediate and spring wear s10 515 319 & Seen everywhere are Show interesting variations *25 You'll like their style, fit and fabric and, best of all, their { modest price. 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