Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1924, Page 43

AMUSEMENTS. 4 ), Q. T ; , AMUSEMENTS. pho to Plays T hl's w e ek Avenue Grand. :&yfl:‘n u?uu:m‘:‘!an with the touolvz:' Savoy. Ay S 4 Hamilton, Inf Eagle to Be Made in Bronze e e Sy Lo Angiles, AR ian v : Tod d . Buck | Sunday and Monday, Telephone Saturday, Buck tained permission to make sketc X unday and Monday, Mae March | rd.” Topics | and Harry Myers, in Jonew. In +Big Dan": scenic, “Buda- | SAM. the American golden easf®| 73 Tialicr studies of hi s “On T nd mermaid comedy, which plays an important ang| The eagle will a.pp»u "on the base LR R e Sna- | Pate Hogre Po Caesar nes attraction, “Leath- |unusual “bit” in Thomas IL Ince's|of the memorial, an herolc fignre of 1 1rn m Third Pa L) or Europe, leaving e produce ari and n Mack erstockings. an American dpughbo, ca a S Ee e £ with one reeP photographed, Hamil: | “per Dollers or Ten Dayers H“ t comedy, "Fellx o I | notte “Flip Flober: Thursdoy Cikire » “'°‘ff:“(“’:"“‘°"' e past Fron-|f.g and a Nanadeinade. The E, 8 Pringle and Conrad Nagel in the lead. | ton stepped into the breach, however, Claire Windsor, in “Nelli "fifi , Theodore Roberts the Béautiful tier,” Is to be immortalized In bronze. |tor was so dellghied with the bird, T T gy will bo “A |and saved the day. Tom Wilson, Lu- and ieion Jerome EAdy, in “To_the | Cloak M enfc, “Children Arcade. Shot down in the Rpckies of west-'|one of the finest and rarest spacimens THip to the Pole,” one of Paul Terry's |cllle La Verne, Tom O'Malley, Kate 5 uau-. and Fox News: Saturday, Her- | of Holland"; P‘r'ldny, Laurette 'raylor. i1 he | ern Canada Sam was brought back to | i3 capitivity, that he made frequent e e 2 Toati- |Bruce and Irma Harrison are in the | g &Y 3 len Secrets,” Fox | in “Happiness,” and Clift Bowes, in, Eastertide will be ushed in at the aecinder il |, vs to the picture studios to studs nee. Thutsday only, cast. and’ CHI “Bowes Tn “oh, Captain® 8 “Here and There”; Saturdn; od | Aredds tomorrow might with an Bas- | th Culver City studios and has peen | 10" Cotleen Moore. supported by Ben | Beginning Thursday, and continu- | g ¥red Thomson, in “North of | only)’ ahd comedy hit, “Hit 'Bm Hard” | Thomson, in “North of Nevada, tar ball of w &l beauty of decora- |tamed by Arthur MacLennan, who 'was | Yyon, Anna @ Nilsson,-June Eividge, |ID& through Saturday, will be shown | N, a’ “Children of Hol- Sunshine comedy, ““The Income Tax |tion.’ A seriés of “egg rolilng” dances | i, charge of the Canadian expedition. | et e Mary' Carr. Mary Alden, Charije Mur- |the film version of the Belasco stage 5 “Qyer the Hinvodions Collectos”; matinee attraction, “Leaths | will be the event of the ‘evening,|yjumberto Pedretii, the sculpior, who | The Rabbit's Foot* & new pla T Russell Simpson and Bull Mon- | Piay. “Daddies,” with the Mac Marsh, | 1o, matinee attraction, “Leath- 1ppo c. erstockings.” when appropriate souvenirs will be|js doing the Soldiers’ Memorial for | b¥ Rida Johnson Young, had fts in- % ; |Harry ~Myers, Claude Gillingwater, , will be seen on Saturday ”"I>‘x Coaatord )R:m'bglu“; A dares “and | ersteckings.” Today and tomorrow, Corinne Grif- distributed. the American Legion to be erected |itlal performance at Stamford, Conn e eagi St Rogers Wil | I8 R s o i o 77T oTTence at Stamford. Sonn 7 sapply (B companion (cature on (S | {Uvcet e wlory 1sione of compeitink Carolina. Hunter, “Woest, of the Water Towsr": | Today and tomorrow, Tam oore.| Baby Peggy “Censored.” —"lmlllllllllllllllllll““m Homse_oT Recopmized Froem romance, and the production is sald ’——(RAND Wednesday, ~ “By = Divine RIght": |1 oy lortowy ) Both Covered. o ere to h g Y Today and tomorrow, Richard Bar- o “Big Brother” Pathe News and BGG red! [ronEht. A comeds One ‘at g thelmese, n “Twenty-one’: Tuesday. | Thursday, Mas Murray, in “Fashion | Topics; Tuesday and Wedne ERTCREIGY DA fetm Jceneo T —"""""""F ST. AT TENT| Today—Doors Open at 2:30 p’m. Daily, 10:30 a. m. to 11 p. m. - . isit this = \N}, % | Time": added short reels, and pipe | “The Day of Faith”; Wednesday, “Tea | Row"; Frida; , Frank and Vir- | “West of the Water Tower,” .u.mn( Tlo. starjet received;a v! Central “The ite Sin" [Tine " 20, Mhort S Wi Sa%adaa | With n Tickry Thursaay, Gloris | Lo Vallh 1 A Oreney Sai. |Glenn Hunter, Ben Tarpih comeds: |week, from Mrs Eimer B. Colwell, Aesociated Ezhibitors Present A Gifted Duo Sin™ e = i Swanunn, in “The Humming Bird" Thursday, Jack Holt, In “Den’t Call Censor e White Bia Bl be ain s [ eniares Friday, ““The Age of Desire'; Satur- | urday, Hobart Bosworth and Novak i ; Friday, St atet e Ll A 12 Portland, Oregon. tral the first four days of this X | 1.2 day, “Wild Oranges.” sisters, in “The Man Life Passed By.” | Holt, ‘Aesop’s | Board of 2 besinning this atternoon at 3, with meoln—Normn Talmadge roudery By e “Braniios Bloa s Saturday| Here's & briet review of the “cen- Brilliantly Supported By a Stvong Cast Featur- ing Charming Madge Bellamy the stellar member . matinee and evening, Thomas M soring."” of & cast that includes John Bowers, in “The Sang of Love." Cl\evy Chase. Olymp:c. h Bachelor Daddy” A “Do_you like the movies?" asked o . _Bow 2 . . Prai Colwell. Corrigan, | Normw Talmadge, in “The Song of| moaay and tomorrow, Mary Pick-| Today and tomorrow, Thomas|Fables, “Santa Fe M can vou play paper’ dolls?” was . ¢ | Love.” will be the film attraction for | ford in “Rosita”: Aesop's Fables and | Meighan, in “Pled Piper Malone"; Pegzy's reply. 1% Shd_CliftyBowers. in | the first four days of this week, at M-Mhl;;‘un;fé"'f"'g‘-d Nita Tuesday, Colleen Moore, in “Through York. d,‘a‘r‘"'}“gfi";‘fi;‘u‘"(:g,‘:",}“’ Dest, ¥* will be added attrac-{the Lincoln Theater, U street at 12th, : Mack Sennett's the Dark”; Wednesday, Lionel Barry- | Sunday, Baby Peggy, in “The | “tani o see my dog Buster® an- Sin” relates the story | “e8Inning this afternoon at 3. L ;nd d‘Bruce ';“':;-‘h"":'.‘:,‘fi more, in “Unseeing Eyes”; Thursday, | “Darling of New York,” and Sunshine | swered Peggy. ine” ist was tricked into 3 The sto one of thrilling ac- Sanenday _an o Agnes Ayres, Jack Holt, Nita Naldi|comedy, “Up In the AIr*: Monday, The rest of the “censoring” consist- v il ES® aboara il ch. ce! » o % (mn(lnee Wednesday), Wesley Barry, in sy vy SN i f Mrs. Colw nd the starlet e b o huay an Arabien demeine e, Xhooma: | “The Country Kid"; irving Cummings, | #nd Theodore Kosloff, in “Don’t Call ."i‘.‘e'{'ix‘;w-i:l i D P hera' | sitting ~an tha. vset’ where Baby X the captain steamed out into | Whose tim ‘arning the French | in “Corporal Jim' *s and (1t Love"; Friday, Wesley Barry, in 7 Vellle; | Peggy s yorking, “euttjng out paper sea swhere his authority | garrison is ed when the natives | Fun from the Press; Friday, Douglas The _Country Kid,” and Reginal > del,” dells. y e challenged. Hattie Lou | ebel against forelgn tyranny. Fairbanks, in “When the Clouds Roll I hew “EARtTer Pag & ever had a better time in my neounters many viclssi-| Miss Talmadge is supported by | BY': first episode, f & M 3 Saturdsy, Eiaine Hammers day, Tom Mix, in *I was Mrs. Colwell's statement, happiness comes to her | Toseph Schildkraut and Arthur Ed-|S°Tial, and Charles Chase, ¥ una Ellott. Dexter, iIn *Broadway | and. Sun hino' comedy, “Spring Fe- fas 'she, departed from the studios an intervention of fate |mund Carewe—the former as the|Cal': Saturday, Colleen Moore, In|golq, Our, Gang comedy and “Ghost | v oA Chapter in Her|agter three hours “gession” with lit- manifesting itself in astonishing | young French officer with whom the | (Thru the Dark™ Bert Ioach and * No. 3. and Poodles Hanneford, in “No i manner. Short reels rgan | dancer falle in love: the latter as the| NelCy, HAWards. i, "ohe il W. E. Thompson and 1 J | handsome sheik who seeks to makv‘ i SR LT Or ST accompaniment and solo recials by | the girl his wife | - 1 | A “comedy by Cliff Bowes, “Bar- Gardl novel of love, given |gain Day,” and a new issue of the FCle. that is distinctly | Kinograms aiso wil be shown. | Today and tomorrow, Jacqueline e, will iraction bes jDeginning Thursday and rflnnllm? Logan, Antonio Moreno and Walter fing Thursday, er ing through Saturday, the major of- | Hicrs, g * d ad Nagel leading | foring wiil be “Nellie, the Beautiful | . X, Bull Mon: N o - ] = DAIL roles. The comedy, Terry’s | Cloak Model,” with Claire Windsor, | Hus- TODAY 2:00 P. M. Y130 A M Acsop fable, “If Noah Lived Today," | Edmund Lowe, Lew Cody, Raymond |bands’: Wedneaday. muxw Hatetter tn and short-reel subjects will complete | Griflith and Hobart Bosworth in the [“The Night Meseage”: Thursday, Con- he program | pivotal Toles, and “Our Gang in a|way le, Lon Chaney, Dorothy - new Hal Roach laughmaker, “Stage Louise Dreseer, in “The Next Gondels<“The Dasker |15 SeSERREl AT HIS BEST—IN HIS BES | World in the Spee- 1 Jacie": comeds, “Ships Ahoy." Monday to ¢ ; ; nday and Mon- Dumbarton. afternoon at 3 ar 5 | day, Mae Marsh and Harry Myers, in| 7Today, Asnes Ayers and Jack Holt, | through Wednesday. The ad - 2 * and comedy, “One n “Don 1l It Love”; tomerrow, | e Mack et ‘Toeskiy > | John_Gilbert and Barbara La Mar, in including the i agay. “St. Bimore”: Tuesday. “The Age of dians ~ a Negri, in > Desire”; Wednesday 4nd Thursday, Lioyd Hamiiton, in . Constan in “The Dun- s ursday, Laurette Tavlor, ple | gerous Mald®: ¥ Bebs Danie roung poet and dream- | ne and E in in “Her Children's Children”; Satur- the governor's Friday, Fred Thomson, in | tay. The Trom Trail Neva ? and Witwer's Telephone lllllllllllllIIIIIIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllmIlIlIlfllllllllllllllllIfllllllflllllllllllllflfllmmnll i f I Empire. "Toda an | week the Montrose ciety Jazz Orchest STREET AT 13th I.OEW S PALACE THEATER WEEK BEGINNING TODAY—SUNDAY, APRIL 20 FIRST SHOWING- AT POPULAR PRICES! Metro Presents REX INGRAM'S MASTERPIECE Here is the screen sensation that enthralled America when presented as a $2 attraction ' —Now being of- fered for the first time at popular prices!—The mighty, tumultuous love-tale of the French Revolution, revealing court® scenes of prodigal splendor, the gayety and adventure of Paris and finally the tremendous, overwhelming revolt of the mad- dened French populace!—Personal- o rys Y 144 ly directed by the producer of “The 5 : I N G I R L s H Four Horsemen” from the famous ; : \ HoFel sty Ratael b“bat"“- " A WITHOUT QUESTION THE GREATEST THIS STAR HAS EVER MADE FEATURE STARTS 3:15—4:50—6:20—7:55—9:35 P. M. TODAY FAMOUS RIALTO OIBIIESYII, GEO. WILD, CONBUCTOR - SUBSIBIARIES 0% % L IlllIIIIIIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIHIH!II|Il|III?II!lllIIIlllIlIlllllIIIIlIlIIHIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllflllllIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIII|||||IllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll In a Sprightly Film Version of Raymond Hitch~ cock’s Stage Success, the | i YANHEE CONSUL An Adventurous Comedy in Which a Young American Millionaire Leaps to South America Masquerading Under o Borrowed Title to m| 7 a Beautiful Maiden in Distress D JUST TRY NOT TO LAUGH 3% BACK HOME WARING'S | PENNSYLVANIANSE Hear them today at 3:25 7:30 & 2:30 p. m. RAMON NOVARRO—ALICE TERRY—LEWIS STONE COMEDY - SYMPHONY - WORLD SURVEY AND A CAST OF 10,000 OTHERS ‘=mm|||m|m|||m| gz e gz NN DOORS OPEN THIS AFTERNOON PROMPTLY AT 215 ’ S B 4L : CRANDALL'S FEATURE PRESENTED TODAY AT 3:00, 5:10, 7:10 AND 9:10 P. M. B V \ SPECIAL MUSICAL SCORE---WOND' RFUL LIGHTING EFFECTS i . - - 18th ST. AND COL. RD. -14th St.& Park Rd. MATINEES—SUN. AT 3—SAT. AT 2 P. M. e e I i Qe T I Sunday—Monday—Tuesday. FOR EASTER WEEK o Associated Exhibitors Present ETOR TODAY, 3 to 11 P. M—DAILY, 2 to 11 P. M. BfkC | DOUGLAS MacLEAN Pipe Organ Promenade Concert—Arthur Flagel W :, : Patsy Ruth Miller and @ Group of Skilled A NE MARVEL OF “MARCH OF THE TOYS" (HERBERT)—BAILEY F. i Supported By Q;Z:,”,,d Pictiriation of Henry Blosson's THE CAMERA’S ART! L ALART. CONDUCKING | Fareeurs nQ S imous Musical Comedy .'! : ‘| CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME on the POTOMAC 7 > “Voices of Spring” (Strauss) Lt Aesop Fable—"A Trip to the Pole” n of THE TIVOLI'S MIRROR OF THE LIVING WORLD £ F SATURDA Y—COLLEEN MOORE in “Painted People” W s B LOOS BROTHERS 4 Will Rogers in “Tao. Wagons, Both. Covered” i - Syncopated Songs from the Land of Harmony | NOTE—Otto F. Beck, Concert Organist, Will Be Heard TIVOLI WANDERINGS % Daily At All Performances. A pulsating love drama of the South Seas 4 TO STRANGE AND BEAUTIFUL PLACES that combines, for the first time in history, Al “THE KING HUNGERS AT EASTERTIDE” g |Illlllflllllllwmllmmm the wonders of the Technicolor process with A Fantasy in Ballet and Pantomime 74 the Williamson divmg device to reveal a ¥ Created by S. Barret McCormick CRANDALL’S ORIGINAL A el ' : ENTIRE PRESENTATION BY 5. DA MeCORMICK _ CENTRAL || [CRANDALL'S f)v THF Q(TRE = INTH BET.D & B~ NINTH AND E SUBMARINE VIEWS v T s Srn]| Cie s . 2 ; IX NATURAL COLORS - LAURA LA PLANTL MADGE HAMILTON i 3, €6 ” % With John Bowers and : ey 01 v herein oot o e et i| “SPORTING YOUTH R R S Nothing has ever been seen comparable to “l“TE s'" Hls nAnKE. . ; The Tivoli, Iargest and mbe tiful of Washington' ; ” this great Ralph Ince production, with Jean ¢ smusaoment piaces; Nrigs '::» (ho Capitil s mowi G ot WITWER'S | No3 SELF Telley, Maurice Flynn, Mary MacLaren, 3 entertainment at prices that are surprisingly low. The z “TELEPHONE GIRL’ No A luxurions mezzanine lounge offers a perfect matinee ren. - . CLIFF BOWES IN MACK SENNETT'S Louis Wolheim and many oth, ladies, who will find - m “ - ¥, gthers It cast. ; e it Cataee e e mede BARGAIN. DAY ONE. SPOOKY NIGHT” I-o Ew,s GOI."M BI A & o i : Thurs—Fri—Sat. THURS —FRI.—SAY. : ' : ; ” STAR CAST MAE MARSH F STREET AT 13TH Y L > In Elinor Glyn's Impas- | Anda Cast of Distinction WEEK BEGINNING TODAY : N : o X 7 " yioned Love Story in the Film Version of SUNDAY, APRIL 20 = v \. 5 7 > ."'nEE WEEKS Belasco’s Stage Success - : S e : : —ADDED— MDMES : 2 AESOP FABLE—“IF COMEDY NOAH LIVED TODAY” “ONE ‘AT A TIME” ‘mlllllllllllllllllllllllHIlllllllllllllllllllIilIlllllIllll|llllllllllllllllllllflllfllllllllll N e OO OO RO RO AT O RO OO O RO NGRSO R RO AR T il \r