Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1925, Page 60

AMUSEMENTS Coming’ Attractions “Fata Morgana.” Walker Ellis, Beatrice Nicholls, Lee Kolmar, Agnes Sanford, Max Monte- | Winifred Barry and Elizabeth| Little Angel” and Jeanne Eagels in "Rain™ One of the important engagements of the season at the National will be sole, that of Jeanne Eagels in “Rain”|Dunne complete the cast. next Monday night, February 9. Mies ; Fagels comes here direct from her sy wlstorio of more ‘than two whole Keith's—Rae Samuels. ears in New York, where her por-| Rae Samuel, “the Blue Streak of trayal of Sadie Thompson put her in deville,” and one of the two-a- the foremost ranks of the theater. best known woman singers, 1 headline the bill at B. F. Keith's She will be supported by th peo- plo Who created the various roles of [ Theater next week this famous play, a matter of consid-| She will be assisted at the piano er interest in itself. | by Mildred Land. “Rain” was pted for the stage . o by John Colton and Clemence Ran- Earle—"Pinch Me. dolph from the story of “Miss Sadie Thompson,” by W. Somerset Maug-| Three well known vaudeville of- ham. It was staged John D. Wil- | ferings will share headline honors at ms and Sam Forre and has been | the Earle Theater next week, opening produced by Sam H. Harris. with & Sunday matineeat3. Thereare Will J. Kennedy & Co. pOli'S—“ROSE M arie ." Arthur Hamm mammoth usical comedy, *“Ros fe,” has sen booked to play at Poli's next Sunday, February §. Every pr al of the organization rstein’s “singin of one dies. acroba: Three May Francls, The in a episode of the streets called “Wigginsville,” a comedy with and dancin’,” in three and “Knick Knacks of 1925," the newest of musical come- Golfers, a comedy “Pinch comedy musical songstress, and Freeman and as played two performances in the | comedy : riginal production @t the Imperial|Morgan in a special offering will be Theater, New York, where it looks|added features. it 1¢ will hold forth for a much| A “Airst release” motion picture will ger period than did Mr. Hammer. | Picture Patsy Ruth Miller and Matt stein’s famous “Wildflower,” which | Moore \'L Th.._‘;i:‘dlg““}r& .co!m:d'y estalished a New York record of 65| 3did, to be a “splen Wweeks film. Heading the organization coming o “ here i{s Irene Pavloska, late of the Strand— Battles Of 1925 Ao Cera Corpany. | uction with| James C. Mortof, assisted by Mamle, haunting melodies. a theilling plot, | Edna and Alfred Morton, in “The Bat- clever cor and’ unusual novelties. | tles of 1925 and Milo the Mysteri- olves about th ber of the Mounted P The plot re x hwest ous are Strand Th aatnty French-Canadian R |1ips, Eddie Simms and Joe Devaney, of the couple | in A Melodtous Dance Achievement”; feat of the yillain, lly Goldle and Madeline Beattle, in e S Boa “You p v tion,” and A m er in a Broadway musical | “Youth, Charm and Syncopa | A e nopelty. to ony Xhe lemst,| Adair ~and Adair, horizontal bar b a doelorith snch consnmmate | ertists D e e T et omate| | “Tha iBariy, (g ith (T6nomy Eetes ailabellopien ent | Hines in the featured role, has been The chorus girls work in the new | booked as the film attraction. Sigrid s otem Tom Tom' dance is|Holmouist, Wyndham Standing, Fd- | o pe of ihat auality and electric | mund Breese, Brad arker, Flora Drilliancy which rank with the work of | Finch and Jack de Lacey, are in the the principals of the show The young | €49 vomen are all graduates of Arthur| i . Hammerstein's personally conducted | Gayety—"Good Little ballet school in New »rk, which has . i) ass of 400 pupils the Devils. Columbi, year . t the top of the bill at the ter next week | Other acts listed are Evelyn Phil- Burlesque week a tes Its twenty-fifth anniver- o " |sary and the Gayety Theater will Belasco—"Tangletoes. ave as its attraction Bard & Pearl's Gertrude Purcell's latest theatrical musical revue, “Good Little offeri igletoes,” & play of s The cast of this show is esented by |sald to be unusually fine in talent. 1y | Charles Abot is the featured come- at the Shubert- | dian, a sted in comedy work by ext week, begin-|Bobby Vail and Don Clark. Mary lay Ellis is the prima donna, Edna Green w York reports this atrac-|the soubrette. The also will have chorus of pretty girl sing, | featured In sip surrounding th ement of | Devils,” with Its 2 ac the premiere on acc ducer’s long associat of the pro- n with George costumes. ood and Servaney Sisters prominent roles. dance and A Little and 16 scenes tuneful M A fine company, under the direc- i 16 " won oF merper Druce: ha becn e | Mutual—"Stolen Sweets. semb! to present this new comedy “Margie” Pennitti i the featured headed by Mildred MacLeod and Mor- | player with “Stolen Sweets,” the at- gan Farley, both of whom have made | traction scheduled for the Mutual next wee personal New York hits in two dif- ] in the Mu ferent Valda plays this season, “The , sald to be an entertaining al burlesque chain. WASHINGTON PEEMIERE OF ISCHA GUTERSON Musical Directes AR TR R S P RN AR o THE JOSEPHINE ROCHLITZ Soprane ond SYLVAN LEVIN Pianist o @ “Musien] Review LINCOLN THEATER U STREET AT 12TH__| SUN~MON.~TUES, METRO-GOLDWYN PRESENTS ERIC VON STROHEIM’S Great Masterpicce Adapted From the Novel “McTeague,” By Frank Norris. “GREED” EXTRA “KINOGRAMS” FRL—SAT. MARY PHILBIN ‘WED.—~THURS. ALMA RUBENS With _Star Cast in o Vivid Drama THE PRICE SHE PAID LEE MORAN, IN “HOT AIR"—FUNSHOP SCREEN ALAMANAC “DIRTY HANDS” In King Baggot’s Productiton of I. A. R. Wylie’s The GAIETY GIRL JUVENILE COMEDY T Other Attractions | INTERNATIONAL | Next Week's Photoplays COLUMBIA—Emerson Hough PALAC in pe in “B Dark METR Talm: roken Law ning Romanoce’ also droll Lioyd Y, ! RIALTO—Ernest Pascal’s “The | |Hamilton, tn “Crushed” and a|&R in “Tongues of Flame Swan.” new issue of the Pathe Review.|g ;m . Wednesday, OPOLITAN —Norma | |Tuesday and Wednesday, Richard|“The Garden adge, in “The Only | [Bartheimess in “Classmates” sup- Woman.” TIVOL “So F AMBA Wom: ~ w Water”; an Aesop fable, SSQDOR— ‘The Only Thought””; Grantland ' Rice's Woman. light,” entitled “Stunts,’ CENTRAL—Lewis Stone, in | |[dren of Scandinavia." “The Filmograms. (Conti; “North of 36.” CE—Mrs. Wallace Reid (Continue THE SUNDAY STAR, W;&SHINGTON D. ©. Photoplays This Week Circle. from Third Page.) rson and on the screen, Walker, and comedy, “Wes! olleen Moore, in Big.” River’s End.” ongues of Flam Lincoln-—"_Gree nued from Third Page.) theaters, is establishing an enviable record wi! special p every o'clock at Cesterday Nanook o urdsy Marguerite Clarke will be| Wednesday and Thuredsy Alma Ru- Favorite. screened in the stellar role of “Molly | bens wi seen in “The Price She Make Beliovetrr * | Pata”; Les Moran, in “Hot Alr"; a new | Sunday and Monday, D. W. A issue of “The IMunshop” and the latest "_""’l “‘é’r‘:“?‘ :;’"’,““, = Tom Warins, planist-vooalist of|instaliment of the “Screen Almansc |Jeblos (FRORS SUIGRYV DD the Pennsylvanlans, the added a.-|Friday and Saturday, “The Galety Gin," | | P W OCi® 00l 0o Pe™ oodiock: traction at Crandall's Metropolitan | With Mary Philbin: “Dirty Hands" |, 0t 0o es’ i “eLittie | Theater, was the reciplent of many | With & cast of juvenlles, and the seventh | r) '0 ! Heeza | congratulatory letters last week for |installment of “Galloping Hoofs" also (70 N0 /0 his rendition of “At the ki Negri in “Forbidden I's Road” and “Blue-Eyed S edy, “The Rat's Knuckles week he will be heard in “All Alone,” Irving Berlin's ballad hit. an actor a Saturday th her programs for the|This subject consumed two y erformances for children morning ‘at 10:30 Crandall's Tivoli Theater. the major attraction was £ the North,” and next Sat- | be shown. Apollo; nd a writer; Jesse L. Lasky ported by Madge Evans and Charlotte starring the Hallroom Boy. day and Friday, Harold Lloyd in “Hot “Hold That and starring Thomas Meighan, and for.comedy Mack Sen- nett's “Riders of the Purple Cow.” “Greed,” Bric von Stroheim's realistic study of life, wiill be presented at the Lincoln Theater the first three days of this week, beginning this afternoon at 3. making, and reflects accurately the spirit of the novel “MsTeague,” from which it was adapted. A now iesue of the Kino- grams and other short-reel subjects will “Today, tomorrow and Tuesday, “The Lytell, -in t 1s East, s. Thurs La Rocque. Saturday, cor hat Fa Fableg; a4 ford in “Dorot Hall," comed: Friday, and Jack D Farm Wallop” Great (wonder Accuser. ears in the prise night; my in “His Fo in “Manhattan, Percy Tuesday, “K—The Unknown, and amateur contest Wednesday and Thursday, Mary Pick- | Vernon of Haddon | Comed he Hayseed,” and ‘Thursd Sandra’ nedy, lled”; hy dog) rgotter Betty Comps of Weeds"; and Friday, Barbara La Marr and Bert FEBRUARY 1 . Saturday, umph,” with Leatrice Joy and Red | Raphael. Thomas Meighan in “Omar Kay Marmont { comedy, at 8 Richard Dix in n, cmpsey in “The Health | Saturday, ir “Into th . Mad Wife”; Jimmy Aubre in “The Hayseed Today and tomorrow, Thomas Meigh- Tuesday, | the wonder dog, in showing 7 and | ter”; n, | hursday “Tri- | | { ongues | The Aesop's n Virginia Va also professional | o'clock; Silent Jimmy Aubre in | by he : S Today and tomorrow, Eleanor Board- n . rual DAl et the mr Ayis at hells Marriage” and Ben Turpin, in|Chfidren’ “and “The Go-¢ Chamber of Commerce at the tete | “The Reel Virgintan”; Tuesday, Wed- | chapter 1; Saturday, Astor. The election was conducted | 16848y and Thursday, Marlon Davies, |In “Thundering o > v Yorlk 3 in “Janice Meredith”; Friday, Mary |ry Langdon in by & New York newspaper. Bebe |pypiniGe NITedE Hridey MAry O e Netr Senils S sl eleote) Runen Cliff Bowes, in_“Have Mercy"; Sat- L Three days and ome night of fight. |urday, Madge Bellamy and Charles ing wound_ up. the tamess. worl® oo | De Roche, in “Love and Glory,” Earl | Richard Dix’s, “Too Many Kisses,” | Hurd's “The Sawmlll Four,” and “Gal- in Dix and Willlam Powell, rivals in|!0Ping Hoofs* No. 4. Teeth”; comedsy, s at [courtship, engago in s roush-and- - Home,” and Toplos of the Day; Tues- | tumble battle that is satd to be most -{day, Agnes Ayres and Antonio Mo- Avenue Grand. reno, in ¢ Without a Name,” Today and tomorrow, Bebe Daniels |and comedy, nsored Movies'; ety Sunday morning while work-|and Ricardo Cortez, in “Argentine | Wednesday, David Powell, in Virtuous Paramount's “Men and Wom-| Love,” and Harry Langdon, in “The |Liars” and Benny Leonard, in “Break- ire Adams visited the Zoo in Tuesday and Wed- | ing In": Thursday a Park threw a gift Into| pesday, Eleanor Boardm and Con- | Barrymore, in ‘‘Meddl hel, one of the lionesses |rad Nagel, in “So This Is Marriage." | comedy, ~Felix Gets v it was a rose, for{and Ben Turpin, in “The Reel Vir-|and Fox News Thursday: Saturday itimental reasons, because Ethel fan"; Thursday, Shirley Mason and | J. B. Warner, in “The Covered Trail”; had appeared with the actress in a ‘Washburn, in “My Hushan@'s|Gherlle Ghasiin, Ia “Tho Seroman motion picture in Los Angeles four Neal Burns, In “Court|aise Fox Nows: Matines “Fast Ex years ago. Afterward, it was a bit of and Bruce scenic, “The |press’ No. 17, and Kiddies Surpr: Chocolate—Ethel having always pre- Friday, Madge Bellamy | bagty - ferred food to flower. Do sk, “Tove aon x: P! : A — , g nd Walter Hliers, in “Short 5 BHOQucHion ;ax ROl Hewriis SER Saturday, Mary Philbin, in Elite. Charmer,” is under way, with Sidney il G R Tatle s ; OlGot BIreeHEE. ale " Aeso Today and tomorrow, Marion Dav e lloping Hoots,” No. 5. in “Yolanda"; Tuesday and Wedne Another newcomer to the screen is —_— day, Richard Barthclmess, in * betn roomed b Paramount. An- - mate: Thursday and Friday, thony Jowitt, of England, has been Carolina. Sea Hawk": Saturday, Richard saw the young Englishman if a thea- [Sea Hawk,” with Milton Sills; Wed- —_— ter 1obby one evening and was struck ay, “Her Marriago Vo with by his screen possibilities. An in- |2 Blue and Beverley Bayne; Chevy Chase. troduction followed, then a screen|Thursday, John Gilbert, in “Romance | Today and tomorrow. Rudolph Val- test and now Jowift has a role in|Ra Friday, “The Cyclone Rider,” [entino, in “The Sainted Devil’; “The Crowded Hour.” He is 6 feet 2|with Alma Bennett and Evelyn Brent; | Aesop’s Fables and Fox News. Tue e hs 180 pounds and Is 2 in Saturday, Tony!" Tom Mix, IR PARANOUNT PRESENTS *CTHE EV A flashing, pul- #ating romance of California in the days of the ‘49 gold rush! The love story of an innocent girl and a young editor, caught in the swirl of a community war. Packed with ac- tion and thrills. “Oh, You|day in i / Marie Prevost and Monte eing Respectable il FEATURING~ WALLACE BEERY PAULINE STARK WILLIAM COLLIER - EXTRA! ADDED ATTRACTION! BEN TURPIN In Nis latest amd mest Adarious lough riot! 4 mirthqueke of fum! “THE WILD GOOSE CHASER!" PATHE NEWS PICTURES TOPICS OF THE DAY TOM GANNON AND HIS PALACL STMPH ORCHESTRA ONY Bl peria { is announced for the Leader Theater, - licles of comedy, weet Papa'’; Fun. Wednesday and Thursday, John Gllbert, Norma Shearer and Con Nagel, in “The Snob"; Jack Dempsey, | in “The Town Hall Tonight”; Fox| News, ¥riday, When a Man's a M in_“Hello, Baby a Man,” No. 2. Saturda Newspaper | | | Strongheart, | The Love Mas- | Hysterical comedy, “Omar Khayam”; “Into the Net,” ) Doug Douglas Fairbanks in Robin of Hood," and Tuesday. In Robin Fairbanks becomes a Hood king of romance, unabashed as the bold fighter In behalf of the peer. F { Olympic. | Today, Lionel Barrymore, in “I Am the Man”; tomorrow, Constance Talmadge, in “Her Night of Ro- ance”; Tuesday, Florence Vidor, in | ‘Christine of the Hungry Heart” Wednesda John Gilbert, in “The nob”; Thursday and Friday, Marion | Davles, in “Janice Meredith”; Satur- | day, Lincoln J. Carter's “The Cyclone Hiers Pathe News events;| “ompson “The Fast | “One Night It| 1 '; Wednesday und Thursday, | | Rudolph Valentinc “A Satnted | Devil,” and comed. riday, Harold | Lloyd, in “Why Worry?”" and Chron- erica, “Peter Stuyvesant”; Saturday, Douglas Fairbanks, fn . Mollycoddle”; Jack McHugh, in ‘Oh, Teacher!”; Lyman Howes | “Crazy Quilt of Travel,” and, matinec only, chapter 8 “Wolves of the North.’ Savoy. Today, Harry Carey, in “The Flam. | ing Forties,” and Lee Moran, in “Hot | Air”; tomorrow, Wesley Barry and { Colleen Moore, In “Dinty,” and Wanda Wiley, in “Present Arms"; Tuesday,! | Buck Jones, in “Against All Odds, the Hallroom Boys, in “My Mistake, , John and “Hodge- Gilbert, in “Roma shine comedy, “Pal ! land R Tom Mix, ff Bowes, in day, Buster Keaton, gator,” Saturday Sunset T & Things Podge’; Wednesda. Thursday Takoma. and _tomorrow, Gloria Swa Her Love Story”; Pathe News; Tuesday and Wed- Lloyd, in “Why son Topics of the Day. -5d Harold come “Big Business Florence Vidor, Monte Blue Prevost, in “The Marriage and Lige Conley es.” riday, “The Aesop's Fables Hoofs,"” No. 2 n ckie Coogan, Aesop’s Fables; Make a Man, atur The HOME 1230 C Street N.E. BETTY BRONEO! v “PETER PAN. steers RAPHAELs#on.w. THOMAS MEIGH. in ‘“TONGUES OF FLAME,' edy. = scheer's F AVORITEe: 2 v.w. D. W. GRIFFITH'S “AMERICA." Comedy. CHEVY CHAS TODAY AND T VALENTING, DEVIL." Aeko CAROLINA 1t &N.C.Ave. “THE SEA HAWK _with MILTON SILLS filllst. nd R. 1. Ave. AMERICAN 3% sne S “DOROTHY VERNON OF McKinley St., D. (. RUDOT SALN in HADDON LIBERTY North Capitol and P TIN-FIN. in PARK ™ & Bucha Sats., 2 P.N. \, TODAY AND BEBE D, 1ELS and RICARDO CORTEZ, in GENT] in “SHORT News 6th & C Sta. N.E. NEW STANTON 2 oo ve | UNE MARLOWE, TIN TIN. the wonds FIND YOUR_MAN ——FIND YOUR MANY _~ OLYMPIC Yo= St. Bet. 14tk & 1500 ! TODAY ONLY—LIONEL f§| BARRYMORE, iv I AM THE_ MAN. HAMILTON. "in_ “JONAR f| | | CHANC 3 And Newsreel. Shows 3, 8, . 9. 2105 Pa. Ave. Ph. W. 963 CIRCLE 2105 Ve, Ave. o THOMAS MEIGHA! “TONGUES_OF PLAM PRINCESS 12,1 st x=: E OF GRY HEART' 1343 Wisconsin Av. DUMBARTON '35 Wirconrta “THE_SNOR HUN- DOORS OPEN TODAY LOEYV’S COLUMBIA THE ¥ STREET AT 1IITH ' Just one week more, if you haven't yet seen this marvelous, beautiful triumph of film artistry —the greatest of Fair- banks’ career! Don’t d longer! This is lutely its last and closing week! FEATURING JULANNE JOHNSTON ARNA MAY WONG AND A CAST OF THOUSANDS! WITH A SPECIAL MUSIC. PROGRAM AT 2:30 ATRE TAKOMA Takema Park, D. C. TODAY AND TOMORRO! —GLORIA RWANSON. in “HER LOV STORY."" Pathe News. Toplcs of the LEADER = 9th St. Near E TODAY, TOMORROW AND (br FATRRANKS, HOOD." ~ Also “INTO THB And g comeds. Adults, 20c; RA ’§ MBETROPOLITAN CRANDALL’S F Street at 10th Q. NILSSON LEWIR ONF_and MARY N FROM HOLLYWOOD. week. WARRING'S PEN CRANDALL’S Tiveur 14h & Park rd, nw. TODAY AND TOMORROW -CLAIRE WINDSOR, HUGHES * and In “THE DIXIE WALTER HIERS, CRANDALL'S AMBASSADOR 18thSt. &Col. Rd.N. W, TODAY, TOMORROW A! LEWIS- S N SON. in COMEDY. CRANDALL’S SENTRAL Oth Bet. D & E TODAY _AND TOMORROW — R HOWES, in “LIGHTNING ROMANCE, And LLOYD HAMILTON, “CRUSHED.” REVIEW. CRANDALL'S s&ev. Theater 14th and Col. Rd, Mats. 2 P.M, Sat.—3 P.X. Bun, TODAY—HARRY CAREY, in “THE FLAMING FORTIES.” And LEE MO- RAN: in “HOT AIR." TOMORROW--WESLEY BARRY COLLEEN MOORE, in “DINTY." EDY. CRANDALL’S AVENUE GRAND 645 Pu. Ave. B.E. Mats. 2 P.M. Sat.—3 F.M. Sun. TODAY AND TGMORROW—BEBB DAN- IELS and RICARDO CORTEZ, in “'AR- TINE, LOVE." And HARRY LAN in “THE HANSOME CABMA! % CRANDALL’S Avollo Theater u 634 X 8t NE. TODAY AND TOMORROW--ELEANOR ROARDMAN and CONRAD NAGEL. in 80 THIS 18 MARRIAGE.” And BEN TURPIN, io ‘“THE REEL VIRGIN- TAN." CRANDALL'S YoR: TmmATER TODAY AND TOMORROW 3L RION p. VIES. fa “JANIOE MEREDI' ZMPIRE ® X Streec N.E. e . TOM MIX in “TEETH." o “ROARING LIONS AT HOME." And Topics of the Day. NTL 00D. and COBL, Acsop's Fables; comedy, * | nett's “Wandering Wa entiaren, | ia “INEZ | AMUSEMENTS Ten Secars Make a M Ermory Cloe Clib. Yo tomorrow, N Meredit Thomas in Wednesday, “Tongue: tiines”; Thurs- | the ber 1 Florence Vidor, in “Christine of | €Xcellent i art.” and “Hodge-| The o a the have nd's | loping Hoofs,” No. ] El H ] H 5 | _The ¥ous ot Recognizea Precminance [[[H1}HHHHIIIIIL [METROPOLITAN F ST. AT TENTH Teday—Doors Open 2 p. m. Daily, 10 a. m. to 11 p. m B THIS WEEK % First National Presents an Intimate Film Vr sion of Adela Rogers St. John's Fascinating Story of the Inside Life of the Movic (‘wlony R OO | E AN The Engross %8 o Famous “Van 8 Fitms Who Had Men at Her F in the Crisis of Her I Was Upon to Maks the Greatest S rifice All t et and Y Calle Love mand — F Flawless ANNA Q. NILSSON LEWIS S. STORE MARY ASTOR ROSE DIONE SNITZEDWARDS And a specially Assembled Cast 1 of Noted Artists Under the Splendid Direction of Alfred E. Green. SECOND AND FINAL WEEK ARING’S PENNSYLVANIANS Hear them Sunday at $:20, 5:25, 7:25, and 9:30 p. m. ADDED HITS - ' SYMPHONY ~- WORLD SURVEY I e zeseree or we awes I [TIVOLI THEATER | 14th ST. AND PARK RD.” Sunday, 3 te 11 p. m. Daily, 2 to 11 p. m. SUNDAY—MONDAY __________ METRO-GOLDWYN PRESENTS CLAIRE WINDSOR With Huphes, Fronk Keenan and o Great Cast in o Btirring Film Play of Southern Aristooracy, Depieted Fortunes and the Tracks THE DIXIE HANDICAP Waiter Hiers in “4 Fat Chance’ Tu.-Wed, Eleanor Boardman, ‘Wife of the Centanr’ Stan Lourel in “Short Kilts”"—Added, “The Lady Bird’ Thars.-Fri.—Star Cast in “Dante’s Inferno” Harry Langdon in “All Night Long”—Sportlight, “Champions” Sat.—Helene Chadwick, “Trouping With Ellen” Juvenile Comedy, “The Goat Getters”—"Galloping Hoofs” No. 5 T OO CRANDALL’'S [Rinkssaio SADOR | | [ CENTRAL | Ninth, Bet. D and E— SUN.-MON.-TUES. SUN.-MON. ANNA Q. NILSSON REED HOWES J7Uh Leuts Stone ond Mary With Ethel Shannon in o ator im Firat Notional's En- Stirringly Adventurous groasing Drama of Action-Drama INEZ FROM LIGHTNING ROMANCE HOLLYWOOD Lioyd Hamilton in “Crushed” —Eztras il T ! RIS | IMIIIIMIIflllll!ll]llllllfillllillfl]llllllllllflflllfli"IIIIIlIIIIIlIIlIIIIlIlIllIlllllIIIII||IIIIII!IfllflIIIIIIIIIIIlllIlllllIIIIIIIllllllll"lllllllJll]IIlIIIlIIIlIlIIlIlIIllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIHIIIIIHIIII!IIIIlIlIIIIlIIIIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlllllllllllIIIlIlIIIIlllllllllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ohorie Chaze in “The Fight- Pathe Revie ng Fluid.” = | WED.-THURK. Tea oD RICHARD LON CHANEY rorma S and John Gil- Mt Victor Beasirom's Power) HE WHO GETS SLAPPED Mack Bennett’s “Galloping Bungalowe.” FRIDAY CLAIRE WINDSOR Lioyé Hughes and Fronk Keonan THE DIXIE HANDICAP Lige in_“Poor | Suriersine SATURDAY HOUSE PETERS 4 Limeoin J. Corter's Hil THE TORNADO Nesl Burms in “Basy Pickin *Galloping Hoof: [T BARTHELMESS Supported by Madge Evaons ond an Ezceptional Cast 1 CLASSMATES Stan Laurel in “Short Kilts” THURS.-FRL HAROLD LLOYD Jobyna Ralston. Joscphine Crowell and Chas. Btevenson in HOT WATER 4oeop Fadle—Soemio—Sport o BATURDAY THOS. MEIGHAN ie Love and Hileen Percy B Glarx MaoRarlans'e TONGUES OF FLAME Bennett’s “Riders of the Purpls Cow No. 6. A = il .