Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1924, Page 12

oli's—"Wildflower. |a10ne b ‘ Lilac | rhythmic charm ,r| waltz number. Marion, by the way b delightful en-| Three acts are laid, first, in a armyard, a very picturesque one, i ple blossoms and moun- ain scenery, in Lombardy, Italy; then on Lake Como and then back THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, el tion of the audience and the success Keith's—Belle Baker. b Ittt oy This week's program at Keith's is | Little Billy, vaudeville's tinest full of good things. I as | headliner, wins applause with a col- been entortaini lection of character songs and dances; o r | Bert Hanlon, a monologist of original methods, kept the house in laughter for 20 minutes, and he, with Little season and to isure their origin- | Billy, materially helped out Haw- lanche Merrill writes them for | thorne and ook with their foolish is makes a topliner al- |patter and didoes. The Four Lamys, managers and | on the horizontal bars with spring Last night her song about a |board attachment. offer thrills with bootlegger's wife, hauling the hooch | exceptionally daring and accurate around in a baby carriage, when mar- | work; Will and Gladys Ahern are far ried only a couple of months, scored [above the average in entertaining a big hit. A couple of the old suc- | ability, the stories of the former be- D. C. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1924. and- Frederick Arundel, director of || music and presentation. The novel spectacle of “staging” a motion picture will be in progress all tonight. Work of altering the Na- morning and requires nine hours’ labor of a large crew. A structure extcnsive as a cyclo- rama and technically known as the “shadpw box” occupies the entire dimensions back of the proscenium arch, its purpose being to eliminate all shadows from the brightly lit scenes of Bible miracle and modern today at the National Theater in |l| preparation for the notable premier || tion stage and pit begins at 8 this |/} W-& J- SLOANE 1508 H STREET Opposite The Shoreham WASHINGTON, D. C. j”‘ to the fflrm)'«rd.llv\hl‘!"\ the | cesses also had to be given before the | ing new, and both dance well. They | melodrama. The i y of light || e comes in a veritable hurricane | audience would let her go. were rewarded with several recalls. (Continued on Thirteenth Page.) H 1 V e e RO L DL T & | Seldom Are Values Such as These Offered toYou 8 well trained d with trick scenery - - = ] h make their a big success. 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