Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1925, Page 64

4 AMUSEMENTS.- Photoplays (Continued from Third Page.) = be new lssue of Kino also will hown, Wednesday and Thursd Fl Vidor, supported by Clive Brook, Warner Baxter, Jan Keith and Wal- ter Hiers, will ba seen in “Christine of the Hungry Heart,” adapted from the novel by Kathleen Norris, which tells of a woman In search of love and happiness whd finds that the greatest joy comes from worth rifice; also Jimmie Adams, in Love,” and a Lyman H. Howe Podge.” Friday and Saturday Hammerstein is seen as the “The Foollsh Virg supported by Robert Frazer, Gladys Brockwell, Phyllis Haver, Lloyd Whitlock and Howard Truesdell, and the comedy 11l be “The Goat Getters,” with a le cast ams, American. Dorothy Devore and Matt “The Narrow Street”; to- Lou fellengen and Anna Q Nilsson, in “Between Friends"; Tues- day, Jacqueline Logan, in “The House, Youth”; Wednesday, Lloyd Hughes 4 Virginia Brown re “We - e Stran Thur: V. Buck Jomes, Man Who Played “The Chechahcos.” Today, Devore, morrow, in he Friday | “Why Girls Leave Home!' This "Week' Circle. tomorrow, Constance “Her Night of Ro- man Tuesday, Monte Blue and Beve Baue, in “Her Marriage Vow"; Wednesday, Agnes Ayers, in “Wordly Goods' ‘hursday, showings 7 and 3 b. ia_Swanson, in “Wages of Virtue”; Friday Compson _ and . Robert Edson, in “Locked Doors”; Saturday, “The Che- chahcos,” made 'in ‘Alaska, also “Into | the Net™ Today and Taliaadge, in Dur;\b;non. Today, Bebe Danlels, in ous Mone: tomorrow, Jacqueline | Logan, in “House of Youth"; Tuesday, »ria Swanson, in “Her Love Story Wednesday, “His Forgotten Wife"; Thursday, Cecil De Mille's “Triumph Friday, May McAvoy, in “The Bed: room Window,” and Saturday, Richard Talmadge, in “Stepping Lively.” Elite. and tomorrow, in “Janice Meredith" Douglas MacLean, in “Golng Wednesday, Anna &. Nilsson, in Thursday, Betty Compson, in “Locked Doors”": Friday, John Barrymore, in “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"”; Sarurday, Hoot “Danger- Today Davies, day T tomorrow, Gloria Sw Wages of Virtue in “High Gear' Wednesday, Jack Holt 1son, in “North 6, ‘and op Fables: Thurgday, Bebe Daniels, n “Miss Blucbeard,” and Lige Conley, s u Friday, ard Dix ‘ rd Wedter and “The Vernon. a H Romance”; Harry Night Long,” and Avenue Grand. k Ho! 1t and | and Wedn Wages ¥ and tomorrow Hoot ricane Kid Butters Fairbanks, “Our Gang,” 1f,” and in “A Gibson, ana Li and u Willian “The Battling Fool”; Every Man for Him- ‘Galloping Hoofs,” No. ¥ . in “Poor Carolina. nd tomorrow, Tuesday, “The with ¥ and Thursday, with Milton ; Friday, mund Among Men,” and § Accu with s In-| About pton: adonna and | Toda ferno” Women, Wednesday of the Stree Nazimos “Honor The Sil Boardmar “Dan Truth Chevy Chase. Slapped and tomorrow s doors o | Mike | %) Pro ‘ and Win serfes, “Cornered” g a7 a on, cal Anna Q. Nils Patrol”; hyste ; comedsy, Prehistoric Man”; se Betty | Gibson, {n “Saw Dust Trail.” Empire. and tomorrow, and @ome : Tuesday Dante's In- “The Masked mund Lowe and Claire Ad. in “Honor Among Men,” and comedy, “Westward Whoa"; Wednesday and Thursday, “Daughters of Night,” also comedy, Buddy r, in avatin' Kid"; 5 , in " and ferno” Marvel 1 Who h, In Tl Favorite “The Aesop's DeRoche Shepherd Fab Char Glory’ “Love and| Fox News; also professional nateur contest at 8 o Richard Talmadge, in Jimmy Aubry Wednesday, Mar, MADEL! Chas : =0 surprise night; Thursday, Elaine in_“Drums of Jeop- Heeza Liar, in Bebe Daniels, No. 3 of the etters, ever the Train Shall] Saturday, William Desmond, in | “The ' Sunset Trail pat Family | d 3 to arold Lioyd comedy, “Hunters Bold"; also No. 3 o”m"'?_;;';la"“‘,::e’;‘_ KA }:1?,; "\{-l..{,'g Ten Scars Make. a Man. Hawley and T. Roy Barnes, “Reckless | Romance”; Wednesday, Irene Rich, in “This Woman"; Thursday, John Gil- bert and Eleanor Boardman, in “Wife of the Centaur”; Friday, Tom Mix, in “Teeth.” Fairbanks, last chapter of “Our Gang” come “The Mark of Zorro Into the Net” and “Argentine L Go- Mee Tabarsy: Hlppodmme. Today and tomorrow varro and Alice Terry, in Tuesday and Wednesda: Ramon No- ‘The Arab" Jackie Coo- ., in “Little Robinson Crusoe"; Thursday and Friday, Anita Stewart id T. Roy Barnes, in “The Great White Way”; Saturd Agnes Ayres, 1 “Worldly Goods. Olympié. Today and tomorrow, Pauline Starke ‘and Willlam Collier, jr., in “The { Devir's Cargo”; Tuesday, Lon Chaney, |in “He Who Gets Slapped”; Wednes {day, John Gilbert and Aileen Pring! in “Wife of the Centaur”; Thursday, Florence Vidor and Lew Cody, in “Husbands and Lovers’ Friday, | Agnes Ayres and Pat O'Malley, in | “Tomorrow’s Lov: and Saturday, | Mary Philbin, in “The Rose of Paris. Parifi. Today, tomorrow and Tuesday, Betty Bronson, in “Peter Pan"; Wednesday and Thursday, Pauline Starke and Willlam Colller, Jjr., in “The Devil" Cargo,” and Charley Chase, in Family Entrance”; Frid Renee | Adoree and Robert Frazer, in “Women | Home. Today and tomorrow; Do y Devore Matt Moore, in “The Narrow t (first run in southeast and northeast) Tuesday, Marie Prevost | and Monte Blue, in “Being Respect- able”; Wednesday and Thursday, Wallace Beery and Pauline Starke, in “The Devil's Cargo” (first run south- east and northeast); Friday, Sylvia Bre in “The. Woman on the Jury”; Saturday, Hobart Bosworth and Bessie Love, In “Sundown. Leader. and tomorrow—Douglas Today LOEW’S A GREAT INAUGURAL PROGRAN | WEEK BEGINNING THIS AFTERNOON—-SUNDAY, MARCH 1 F STREET AT 13TH PALACE THEATER . “COMING THROUGH” He was a clerk and he loved an heiress. That’s why they called him a fortune-hunter and sent him out to boss the wildest, toughest coal-mine in the State. But the young fellow came through and won a wife as well as a sweetheart in this gripping story of the Alabama coal fields actually filmed under- ground! WITH WALLACE BEERY AND LILA LEE ADDED HITS SENNETT COMEDY PATHE NEWS ToPICS TOM GANNON'S ORCHESTRA WEEK BEGINNING TODAY SUNDAY, MARCH 1 AN FEATURING HE ME NJOU ADOLP| 0 THE SEASON'S PERFECT COMEDY! " That’s what most of the Manhattan crit- ics called this de- lightful, delicate comedy of a girl- princess who swept convention aside for a kiss that nearly s wrecked a kingdom! ADDED mITS BEN TURPIN COMEDY “A Raspberry Romance” International News Reel Cross-Word Purzle MBIA THEATRE DOORS OPEN TODAY AT 2130 P. M, THE SUNDAY INE MeMAHON, A Washington girl, who hax the leading roles Lilllan Young stands Saw: 1 perf; | Kid from Boy Mul George sion Thu Girl hateur Board day, STAR, Who Give I cters . A “GINGHAM GIRL” PAIR the New York musical hit. side her. and Hurd Cartoon, “The Four”; Raturday, House and Ruth Clifford, in “The and Jack McHugh, in “Dirty added feature, matinee, Wil mond, in “The Sunset Trall, 7:00 and 8:45; Saturdays at undays at Continuous ormance both day mill 5. Princess. oduy, Hoot Gibson, in owder Rive: in st Is West"; episode No. Riders of the Plaf Interna- News reel; tomorrow, “The Gump, in aesday, John Centaur” Daredevil”; vaudeville, Wednegday, ames g The Riding Hallroom and Larkin, in Charles Chaplin s A Philbin Fables ¢ riday, Bill Cody edy; Satur- ni of WASHINGTON, D. ¢, MARCH 1, ger Billy West, in “The Scholar”; episode 8, “The Riddle Rider.” R;;el. Today, Eleanor Boardman and Con- | rad Nagel, in “So This Is Marriages also Spat Family comedy, “Political, Pull”; tomorrow, Pola Nogri, in “Montmartre”; comedy; Aecsop's Fable: Tuesday, Jacqueline Logan, fn “The House of Youth”; also professional| and amateur contest gt 8 o'clock: Wednesday and Thursdiy, Wilard Louls and Carmel Myers, in “Bab- bitt"; comedy, Charlie Chase, " in “Fighting Fluid”; Friday, —Betty Compson, in “Locked Doors”; also Hysterlical ~comedy, “Rembrandt”; Harry Carey, in “The Flam- ing Forties”; comedy, Jimmy Aubrey, also “Ten Scars Make Revere Helene Chadwick, in_“The tomorrow, “The White 1925—PART 3. Next Week's Photoplays PALACE—Lon Chaney, in “The Monster.” COLUMBIA—Zane Grey's “The Thundering Herd.” METROPOLITAN — Thomas H. Ipce’s “Enticement” and 2 Waring's Pennsylvanians. RIALTO—The Mad Whirl," featuring May McAvoy, TIVOLI—Douglas Fairbanks, in “The Thief of Bagdad.” AMBASSADOR—“Entice- ‘ment.” Cl]: NTRAL—“The Dangerous Flirt.”. From Law to Drama. ALPH MORGAN, who plays the heartbroken husband in “Cobra” double bill, “The and “What Becomes of the Children”; Wednesday, John Barrymore, in “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"; Thursday, Florence Dixon, in “The Supreme Passion”; Friday, Flo- rence Vidor and Elliott Dexter, in “Old Wives for New"; Saturday, Franklyn Farnum, in “Gunshy.” Savoy. Bebe Danlels, in “Worldly and comedy, “Her Ball and tomorrow, = Willlam Fair- he Battling Fool 7, in “What a Night,” and * Tuesday, Richard Talmadge, in “American Manners, and Wil Rogers, in “Don’t Park There”: Wed- nesday, “Empty Hearts,” and Sen- nett’s andering __ Waistlines”; Thursday, Rudolph Valentino, in “A Sainted Devil”; Friday, Eléanor Boardman and Raymond McKee, in “The Silent Accuser,’ and Wanda Wiley, in “Looking Down,” and Sat- urda reatest Ganm and atch Your Pep.” Takoma. Today and tomorrow, Harold Lloyd, “Girl Shy"; Pathe News, Top- fcs of the Day; 'Tuesday, Wil ltam Faversham, in “The Sixth Commandment”; added attraction Selections by the Happy Six Or chestra; Wecnésday and Thursday, Constagce Talmadge, tn “Her Night of Romance”; “Our Gang” comedy Friday, Leatrfce Joy and Adolph Menjou, in “The Marriage. Cheat”: Aesop’s Fable, “Galloping Hoofs," No. §; Saturday, Tom Mix, in “Trouble Shooter”: Aesop's Fable, “Ten Scars Mzke a Man,” No. York. Florence Vidor “Husbands and Lovers,” and “Hy terical History”; comedy, *Prehistoric Man”; Tuesday and Wednesday, Lon Chaney and Norma Shearer, in “He Who Gets Slapped,” and Al § in “Lovemapia”; Thursda: Ayres, in “Tomorrow's L« Lige Conley, in “Motor Mad": Hoot Gibson, In “The Hurricane Kid and Sennett’s “Lizzles of the Field,” turday, Willlam Fairbanks and ovak, In “The Battling Fool”; Harry Langdon, in “All Night Long," and “Galloping Hoofs.” s Today, Goods, in and Lew LECTURE RECITAL Russian Music Before and After the Revolution SIR PAUL DUKES Auditorium, Central Hish School March 2, 8:15 P.M. Tickets, $1.00 Bob “Trigger Fin- JOSEF on: 2 ‘Washington Bociety of the Fine Arts TURIN D '” SLESS CAWES VIEE parsioter e | RIALTO €O MISCHA 0“7 OVEARTURE DE-LUKE SHOWS AT 3749 NCERT ORCHESTRA ERSON » CONDUCTIN EVOLUTION OF DIXI RIALTO The Home of Perfect Entertainment NINTH AT U STREET AT 12TH, SUN~~MON~~TUES. ANDREW Supported by a remarkable BISHOP ¢ cast of Colored Players in a superb film version of the most famous and the most widely read novel ever written by a member of the colored race, the House Behind the Cedars HARRY LANGDON IN “THE HANSOM CABMAN” ‘WED.—THURS. FLORENCE VIDOR ve Brook and Ian Keith in Kathleen Noriss’ CHRISTINE OF THE HUNGRY HEART JIMMIE ADAMS in “SAVAGE LOVE” HODGE PODGE FRI~SAT. ELAINE ' HAMMERSTEIN Robert Frazer, and. Phyliss Haver in a Picturization of Thomas Dizon’s, the FOOLISH VIRGIN Juvenile Comedy “THE GOAT-GETTERS” Friday—TALENT NIGHT Sat. owes his career to a chance meeting with an actor friend who told him of a part he could get with a stock com- pany in Richmond, Va. Morgan was a law clerk in New stage opportunity, although his fam- tly wanted him to stick to the legal profession. Mr. Morgan was born in New York. After attending Trinity School in that city for two years, he pursued his studies further in Europe. Later he returned to New York and attended Columbia University, taking the regu- lar college course. This was followed by a course at the law school. It seemed strange after so much training for another .profession he should have chosen a stage career. When asked why he did so, he an- sewerd: “The Lord only knows.” 8o the question remains an enigma. . Morgan had his first training o stock company in Richmond. but his first great success was attained in “Madame X.” He played Turn to the Right” and for three years appeared in “Lightnin’” with the late Frank Bacon. Other notables with whom he has appeared include Madge Kennedy, Florence Reed, Janet Beecher, Laurette Taylor and John Cumberland. He was also in_“Bud- dies’ Peggy Wood and Donald Br The Actors’ Theater, in New York, has enlarged its program to include a play by Ibsen, the famous drama- tist, who will be represented on Broadway shortly by “The Wild Duck.” which will be presented at the Forty-cighth Street Theater. A notable cast has been assembled, in- cluding Tom Powers, Warburton Gamble, Blanche Yurka, Moffat John- ston, Cecil Yapp, Pearl Sindelar, Thomas Chalmers, Philip Leigh and Helen Chandler. Film Features 11th & N. C. Ave. S.E. __First Showing in &, R FAR CasT. | e £, North Capitol LIBERTY “orh Coritotana P ““HOT WATER. PARK 4th & Buchanan N.W. Sats., 2 P.M.—Suns., 3 P.M. ““The Theater Beautifu TODAY. TOMORROW AND TUESDAY— BETTY BRONSON, in * Gellghting young and & C Sta. N.E. 'NEW STANTON ¢% 2 © 55 ¥ HOUSE PETERS In LINCOLN_J. CARTER'S Famous Melodrama “THE TORNADO” Action and Thrills Than Picture Ever Made. OLYMPIC Yoo St Bet. 14tk & 15t INF STARKE., WAL- LACE, e CLA TH L8 CARGO. cture. direct from Loew's first _showing northwest. ¢ EARLB FOXE, “PAUL JONES. JR.", another of th delightful Vun Bibber stories by Rich Hardine Davis. And lat K GRAMS NEWS REEL Adwlte. Zie: ehildren. 2105 Pa. Ave. Ph. W. CIRCLE ™00 08 3 ies e CONSTANCE TALMAL NIGHT _ eEERN 1118 H St. N, PRINCESS 005 "% meo: “THE RIDING KID FROM PO RIVER. RERE_ D, DUMBARTON f[xom Takoma ‘P-rk. ‘. O TODAY AND TOMORROW. HAROLD LLOYD. in “GIRL SHY Pat 2 s Tonlcs af she Dav. LEADER 9th Near E St. TODAY. TOMORROW, SPECIAL BEQUENT DOUGTAS FATRBANKS. in “The Mark of Zorro” Last Chapter “INTO THE NET." OUR CRANDALL'S MARION DAVIES, in THIS WE in L Man CRANDAI TODAY. TOMORROW AND NORMA TALMADGE. | WAL RITS." More Any E " in WDER 1343 Wisconsin Av. in BY TE And “CROSSWORD 7. CRANDALL’S AMBAssADoR 18thSt.&CoL Rd.N. W, TODAY AND TOMORROW—CONSTANCE 7 in_ “LEAR LOVE." d LEE MORA! HIGH HORSE.'" CRANDALL’S CENTRAL #th Bet. D & F TODAY AND TOMORROW — BVELYN RRENT. in “SILK ¢ = And " OTR_GAN FOR_HIMSELF. CRANDALL’S Saver Theater 14th and Cel. Rd. MATS, 2 PM_SAT : & P.M. STNDAY TODAV__AGNES AYRES, in “WORLDLY ODS." " Comedsy. ow | TRBANKS and THE BATTLING NLEY, in “WHAT SHOP. CRANDALL'S AVENUE GRAND 845 Pa. Ave. 6.E. 2 P.M._DAILY: 8 P.M. SUNDAY TODAY AND TOMORROW_JACK HOLT n “NORTH OF 38" ARSOP'R FARLE. CRAN'DALL’S Apollo Theater 024 M St. W.E. TODAY _AND TOMORROW — GLORTA SWANSON, in “WAGEN OF VIRTTIE. Ard [ ROBBY VER i “HIGH CRANDALL’S YORK THEATER Ga Ave #Quebeckt. TODAY AN D TOMORROW — LEwra STONE."FLORENCE VIDOR and Tpw ““AURRANDR AND LOVERS.™ TVCTHRICAT, COMEDY. EMPIRE ®'f ¥ Street N, ATT.RTAR CAST, “DANTE'S INFERNO." Comed: ‘THR MARKED MARVEL"” and Topics of the Day. HOME __12%0 CStrest NE. — DORQTHY DEVORE and MATT MOORE, fn “PHE NARROW STREET." Firat_ron in_sonthesst_and_northeast, RAP! Bth & O Streetn N.W ELEANOR ROARDMAN. n “HO THIS IS MARRIAG Alno SPAT FAMILY COMEDY, “FOLITICAL FAVORITE & s — _THR, KHEPRERD K ome. HIPPODROME 356X vt ' TBRRY. In “THE ARAR.” JREVERE S, s wa CHEVY CHASE Sonr. oomee 2 MeKinley St., D.C. TODAY AL'NB TOU)D)!QW fD;.'v; om Fimday, 2: .m.)—LON CHA! g ®; " NEWS AND WHO GWTR AT.APPED. AFSOP'S FARLER. York at the time and welcomed the ! 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B THIS WEEK &g In Recognition of the rennial Event About to be Cele- brated we will Present a De Luze Array of INAUGURAL SPECIALS of which the Major Attraction is First National's Latest and most Sprightly Vehicle for the Lively Talents of the Screen’s 2 Most Vivacious Comedienne A AR ARRAEC TS Supervised by JOHN EMERSON ANITA LOOS Directed by SIDNE FRANKLIN The Sparkiing Story of a Boarding School Girl in Love with Love, who Became the Simultaneous Betrothed of Five Fiances, and then Proceeded to fall in Love with her Handsome Legal Adviser. The Cast iz Led By ANTONIO MORENO And includes Emily Fitzroy, Edythe Chapman, Ray Haller, Johnny Harron, Wallace McDonald and Scores More who Con- tribute to the Ebullient Fun. EMBROIDERY LEE MORAN In “HIS HIGH HORSE” SPECIAL WORLD SURVEY-—SCENIC OVERTURE—“MLLE. MODISTE"” (HERBERT) DANIEL BREESKI:{ CONDUCTING WASHINGTON'S FINEST ORCHESTRA Qi e o s T [CRANDALL'S 14th ST. AND PARK RD. —‘ Sunday, 3 te 11 p. m. Daily, 2 to 11 p. m. UNDAY—MONDAY:- First National Presents NORMA TALMADGE Supported by Eugene O'Brien. Winter Hall, Mathew Betz and o Sterling Cast in C. Garner Sullivan’s Gripping Drama of a Girl who Married a Sot to Save her Father's Reputation and finally salvaged two lives. THE ONLY WOFIAN Walter Hiers in “Good Spirits"—Novelty, “The Cross-Word Puzzle.” Taes.-Wed.—Doris Kenyon in “If I Marry Again” Ben Turpin in “The Wild Goose Chaser”—Sportlight Thars.-Fri.—Jack Holt, Lois Wilson in “North of 36” Clif Bowes in “The Mad Rush” Satarday—Johany Hines in “The Early Bird” Hysterical History Comedy, “Ponce De Leon”— “Galloping Hoofs,” No. 9 i CRANDALL'S AMBASSADOR | 18tk AND COL. RD.: SUN.-MON.-TUES. CONSTANCE TALMADGE B r'flod Antgwio Moremo s s it John Emer- son and Anita Loos’ LEARNING TO LOVE Les Moron in “His High Horse.” ‘WED.-THURS. cial Inaugural Matines e w.“u":' at 8 POLA NEGRI With Rodert Fraser amd Rockliffe Fellowes in Paramount’s EAST OF SUEZ Harry_Lamgdon in “All Y NGt Long AT TR AT AEEIT O CRANDALL’S [CENTRAL | “—NINTH, BET. D AND E SUN.-MON. EVELYN BRENT With an exceptional rnaem- ble in a drama of adventure and eerie mystery SILK STOCKING SAL ~Our Gang” in “Every Man for Himaelf.” TUES.-WED. GLORIA SWANSON Bupported dy Ben Lyon ond P Norman Trevor tn THE WAGES OF VIRTUE Ned Sparks and Peg O'Nell in “Low Tide.” THURS.-FRI ALLA NAZIMOVA MILTON SILLS In First National’s absorbin drama, The £ MADONNA OF THE STREETS CHf Bowes in “Have a Heart.” FRIDAY MARY PICKFORD In Her "MMDI Picturiza~ DOROTHY VERNON OF HADDON HALL Aseop Feble, “Tisherman's el SATURDAY RICHARD DIX WA Jeegqueline Logan in Paramount’s A MAN MUST LIVE Témmio “01 in “Btep Fast” “Gailoping Hoofs,” No. 10 SATURDAY AGNES AYRES Pat O’Malley and Raymond Hatton in TOMORROW'S LOVE Sennett’s “Galloping Bunflalou‘l.”’“ A