Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1925, Page 56

4 Photoplays This Week Dark “The Agnes -CAMUSEMENTS - Helene . Chadwick, in “The Swan”; Friday, Bob Custer, In Range Terro Saturda; Ayres, in “Tomorrow's Lov: (Continued from Third Page.) ard Barthelmess,’ in 3 Wednesday, Eleanor Boardman, in “Wife of the Centaur”; Thursday, liope Hampton, In “The Truth About Women"; Friday. - Tom Mix, * in “Teerh.” “Classmate Liberty. Today ‘'and tomorrcw, Richard Barthelmess, in “Classniates”; Tues- day, Lionel Barrymore, In “Meddling Women”; Wednesday, Agnes Ayces, {in “Worldly Goods' Thursday, “When a Girl Loves”; Friday, Conrad Nagel, in “So This Is Marriage.” Apollo. Today and vomorro\v last of Suez” and Mack Sennett's ve's Sweet Pifle”: Tuesday and Wednesday, Doris Kenyon and Lioyd | Hughes, in “If T Marry Again.” and | Leader. Charlie Chase, in “Plain_an Fancy Giris”; Thursday, Mary Plckford, in| Willlam S Hart comes to the “Dorothy Vernon ‘of Haddon Hall~ | Leader Theater today and tomor- ‘Acaop - Fabje, Cleanip: "Wel row in “The Disciple,” which was riday, D, W. Griffiths “Amerlca; | Supervised By the late Thomas H Saturday, Hoot Gibson, in “The Hur- | nce. Hirt is” seen as a preacher Kid, Lige Gonley; in “Poor| travellng in an old-time "covered “Galloping Hoofs| WaEon with his wife (Dorothy Dal- " | ton).and a baby girl through the bad | tands of the West, and not hesitating | at times to make converts by a judi- | clous use of his shooting irons. ~The | new chapter play jalloping Hoofs," just starting, and a new “Our Gang’ comedy wilt be added attractions. Pola Negri, in an Avenue Grand. Today and tomorrow, Doris Kenyon and Llovd Hughes, in “If 1 Marry Again,” and Charlie Chase, in “Plain and Fan Girls"; Tuesday and Wednesday, Erie - Von Stroheim’s Greed” and Aesop’s Fable, “@anup Week™”: Thursday, Elaine Hammer- stein, in “The Foolish Virgin,” and M Sennett's < “Galioping Bunga Friday, Mary Pickford, in| “Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall," and Earl Hurd's “The Sawmill Four” Read Howes, in “Lightning | Lige Conley, in “What -a and “Galloping Olympic. Today and tomorrow, Gloria Swan- Wazes of Virtue'; Tuesday Provost a Dark Swan 3 Barrymore, in “Meddling Women"; Friday, Richard Dix and Jacqueline Logan, in “A Man Must Live* and Saturday, “Tom Mix, in “Teeth.” k in Park. Today at 3, 5, 7 and 9 morrow at 7 and 9, Mary Pickford, in “Tess of the Storm Country’” and Pathe news events; Tuesday, Eleanor Boardman, John Gilbert and Pringle, in “Wife of the Centaur, a Lige Conley Mermaid comedy, * and Neck”; Wednesday, Mary Philbin and an Wood, In “The Gaiety Cliff Bowes, in “Desert D. W. Griffith's " with Mae Marsh Carolina. p.m., and to- Boa Vidor g L “The Painted { er,” with James Kirkwood and line Garon Circle. and tomorrow, Nazimova and Madonna of the| alloping | mmer- | Express”: | Vidor . and The Marriage Thursday and Friday, showin, Rerrigan, and juvenile comedy cenje Saturday, Three Cheers,’ And Women Douglas Fairbanks, His Majesty, the American,” an Charley = Chase, . in “Hello, Baby"; (matinee, Buck Jones, in “Against All Ddds") ing shows, 7 and §:4 Saturdays, 1:39, and Sundays, with continuous performances days. both Savoy Today, “On the St | ana C1iff Bowes, in morrow, “The Man Without a_Heart" and Harry Langdon, in “The Hansom Cabman”; Tuesday, Bebe Daniels an Ricardo Cortez, in “Argentine Love, “Roaring . Lions at Wednesday, “The Measure of |a Man" Buddy Messenger, in “Ag- | gravating Kid,” and “Hodxe-}"ndxe | Thursday, John Gilbert, in * and Sunshine comedy Tom Mix, in| Maid” “Thundering Hoof: " and comedy. | and in Tuesday and | Saturday, Chan . Dorothy Devorg. in “The [ Gump, Andy's Tempt o enny | Grantland Rice “Sportlight Elite. e “The. Devils Dougla¥ F Zorro”; ke of Three” Mark Alden Agnes Friday Saturday, imber.” Mary Pickford, William De Empire. and ‘tomorrow, Wednes Narrow Leonard. in and Friday d Fox Suushin Governor's Lady comedy, “The Milk | J. B. Warner, in| Today and tomorrow, " and Joe Rock, in|and Wallace Beer; Pathe news, topics “Plastigram”; Sund dolieres,” orchestra; s and Pat O'M od ", and comedy, Wednesday, Buck and ¢ Jack Colleen Mowre in of the day / only, “Les Gon- Tuesday, Agnes ley, in “Worldly Kidding Katie”; Jones, in “Against Hot _Alr'; Home. tomorrow, anice Meredith”; Tues- iffith, in “Lilies of : Wednesday and Thursday, RIAI.'I'O BEGINNING TODAY CARL LAEMMLE PRESENTS UNIVERSAL-JEWEL Marion the Field Holt, in DE LUXE QNOWS‘ 3-7:9 o arG CONTINYOUS N MAY MoAVOY 2 JACK MULFALL—BARBARA BEDFORD—ALEC FRANCIS MYRTLE STEDMAN—GEORGE FAWCETT —a story of jazz A New Form of Measies Which Makes Children Old at 20 and Parents Young at 50 RETURNING BY POPULAR DEMAND AUTHUR HAND EXCLUSIVE coLvmsia JAZZ—MELODY—SYNCCATION- -HARMONY OTHER DIVERTISSEMENTS ESTHER SHIPLEY, Sepranc, International News—Felix Cat RIALTO CONCERT ORCHESTRA MISCHA GUTER SON CONDUCTING OVERTURE. G he Home of Perfect Entercainment | LINCOLN THEATER U STREET AT 12TH_____| T ALL THIS WEEK DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Snitz Edwards, Julanne Johnston, Amwna May Wong, Brandon Hurst and strong:cast, in a beautiful Adzenture abounds in happenings of astounding and unbelicvable magic. THE THIEF story of romance. bit “Empty | THE: -SUNDAY: -STAR, WASHINGTON, . D Next Week's Pl’mtoplays COLUMBIA--D. W. Griffith's “Isn't Life Wonderful? METRQPOLITAN —Sidney Chaplin, in “Charley’s Aunt.” PALACE—Edith M. Dell's “Top of the World." TIVOLI—Bert * Lytell Claire Windsor, in Rich.” AMBASSADOR—“Charley’s Aunt.” CENTRAL—Evelyn Brent, in “Midnight Maqllie.” and “Born “Turn About,” Friday, Lincoln rizona Expross,” Aesop's | “Galloping Hoof: Saturday matinee and evening, Rin- Tin-Tin, the wonder dog, In Your Man,” Aesop's Fables, Scars Make a Man,” No. 10. York. Today and Tomorrow, Gloria Swan- son, in “The Wages of Virtue,” and “Ten Charlie Chase, In “Plain and Fancy | G Tuesday, “The. Painted Flap- and Jimmie Adams, in “Step! t"; Wednesday, Pola Negrl, in st of Suez,” and Hal Roach's Goofy Age”; Thursday, Richard. Dix, fn “A Man Must Live,” and Earle Hurd's “The Artist's Model"; Frida: Bebe Danlels, in “Miss Bluebeard, and the Spat family, in “‘Political | Pull”; Saturday, Willlam Fairbanks | and Eva Novak, in “The Battling Fool”; Juvenile comedy, “The Goat- Getters,” and “Galloping Hoof: 9. Wardman Park. Sunday, Monday and Tuudly “Birth of a Nation." Buffalo slaught:r Faked F one were to take spectacle of scores of buffalo dotting the plains as present- ed in Paramount's picturization of Zane Grey's “The Thundering Herd,” there would probably be a loud and universal demand for criminal prose- cution of the Yellowstone National Park authorities who permitted the outrage, as well as the director and actors who took part in such a wan- ton and disgraceful business. For- tunately, however, the buffalo popu- lation of the United States In 1925 remains approximately the same, de- spite the apparent terrific mortality cxecuted on the animals in this plcture. When Zane Grey wrote “The Thun- dering Herd” he wrote a romance around the practice prevalent 50 years ago of wholesale and indiscrim- inate killing of buffalo solely for hides. The story was immediately recognized as a tremendously power- ful screen drama, but no one ever ex- pected to see it filmed, simply be- cause the remaining herds of buffalo in Yellowstone Park are rigidly pro- tected by law, and any buffalo killing would immediately lodge the offender in jail. Quite suddenly, though, the director of the park reached the conclusion that his buffalo herd was getting a unwieldy, and permission was asked of the authorities at Wash- d R. I Ave. LLOYD, in LIBERTY Yerts ¢ npm-l and P Sts, ICHARD BAKTHELMESS, in_“CLASSMATES. PARK 14th 1 nneh.n- Sats.. 2 P.M.—S8 MARY PlCKFORD “TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY” And PATHE NEWS EVENTS. Shows: 7 and 8, NEW STANTON *0, < =r~ Matinee. 3 PAL Tie Wm. Fox Modernized Version of the Great Classio— “DANTE'S INFERNO” A Spectace of Drama and Heant RILLY in_“PLAYMATES." OLYMPIC You St. Bet. 14th & 15th GLORIA SWAXSON, ia GES_ o YIRTUE. " WILL n “GOING TO CO N.W. E. 1119 H St. FRINESR == e i CHER NTGHT OF ROMARCA DUMBARTON I'Nlfi,“'llfiuuln Av. EEN PRINGL! PLDANOR POARDY JOHN GI T. in “WIFE O] THE CENTAUR. Taki Park, D. C. TAKOMA COLURE Ao e WAIJA(’F‘ BEERY, in *80 BRIG. Frim Topics '~f the Day. Toecial stiractio “Plastigram.”* Adawd ay o ns by Orchestrn ELITE 1t Street nni . 1. Ave. WATLA BERY, in in F Street at 10th ASTOR. IAN F RA CRAND‘TES AMBASSADOR TONAY AN ToMARRAR SRy A NT. Comedy and ckANDAEL'SWEN T Bet. D & TOPAY _AND TOVWOD Bl L vmw Frrs NG o numv mw.no\, - WP TR O, 'S Savoy Theater 4 2 s 14 -‘:d Col. R, STROKE OF TRRE TOMORRAR T ‘FM VAN T O Vo ‘“""3«1‘ Lvny» BUGHES, monAY in AXD ToMARROw Ty “FAST OF STRZ “TOVE'S SWRPT PTPFIS EMPIRE ®!f B Street wm— TOW M3 i Wanp cos it il And_Tonice of the Dav. C Street N )unm\ v ¢ R in “JANICE mmu Ph & O Streets NW RARBARA __“SANDRA" Com s T AEE &z Hfiv.w. o= THOMAS v, I #Q OF FLAME )lh!()fiA\. in OF BAGDAD A Glorious Fantasy of the Arabian Nights AT HIPPODROME®< X3-5:2 “THR WHITE SISTER. REVEREW <hETTY BRONSON, In C 'McKinley St., D.C. TODAY AND . munmu)w (Doors Open §-nd, RMA TAL- AESOP'S in . C. Ave. itk LPH.VALENTINO, “THE SAINTED- DEVIL" Find | ‘e ! literally the | aughtered | | | IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIllIlllllIIllllllllllIIIIIlllllIlIlI|IIIIIIIIIllIllIlIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIlIIllIIIIIIIIllIIIIllllllIllllIllIllllllll_lllllllIIIIillfllflfllmllIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll C. ington to kill off a small portion of the herd. This was the one chance to get Grey's story filmed, and appli- cation was immediately made to the National Park Service to permit the occasion to be used for making a per- manent photog¥aphic record of the days when buffalo’ by the millions roamed the plaing, This permlauvn'wfls granted, stone Park herd for “extra hair-raising stampede scege. The rector of the park, however, given full authority to control use of the animals, to make sure tI no il treatment was accorded biftalo that were as of” the “dead” partion buffalo t flllImIllllllIlIIlIIIII'E-IT_'*“_"A'M_.M_III|||ilII|IlIIIIIlI|!lI [METROPOLITAN] TODAY—Doors Open 2.P. M.—Da-’l, 10 A.M.to 11 P. M, - THIS WEEK-wu First National -Presents One of the Most Charming Personalities in Pictures in the Most Impressive and Most Exacting Role She Has Had MARY ASTOR Splendidly Supported by Ian Keith, Clive Brook, Louwise Dresser, Vera Lewis and a Brillians Ensomble in the Late Thos. H. Ince’s Elaborated Film Version of Clive Arden’s Novel NTICEMEN A Visualized Demonstration “of the Futility of Pretending That Mature Friendships Often Can Be Platonic—The Locale of the Fascinating Story Shifts From the Battle Lines in France to America, Switzerland, Paris and London WARING’S PENHSYLVANIAHS Hear them today at 8:20, 5:25, 7:25, and. 9:30 P. M. ADDED HITS SYMPHONY WORLD SURVEY e e o a T |:CRANDALI.‘S 14th ST. AND PARK RD. Sunday, 3 to 11 p. m. Daily, 2 to 11 p. m. SUNDAY—MONDAY—TUESDAY UNITED ARTISTS, INC., PRESENTS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Bupported a cast of sxtraordinas o?al(ul in an artiati umlo‘ Il:\v!d.v that marks o um:’lflw " nbzhl lay pr THE THIEF OF BAGDAD SPECIAL PIPE ORGAN ACCOMPANIMENT—ADDED HITS. Wed.-Thars.—Eric Von Stroheim’s “GREED” Acsop Fable, “Glean-Up Weed’—Ewtras. Friday—Mary Pickford in “Dorothy Vernon of Haddor Hall” Earl Hurd’s_Cartoon Comedy, “Broadcasting.” Satarday—Anna Q. Nilsson, “Inez From Hollywood” OMas. Ohase in “Plaim and Fanoy Girle.” “Gdlloping Hoofs,” No. 10, SUN.-MON. EVELYN BRENT In a spirited fiim play de- icting the ezperiences of. a funmmw young woman known as The DANGEROUS FLIRT Harry Langdon in “Feet of IIIIIIIIIlllllflllllllllllllfllllllI|lIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIQIIIIIlIIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIHlIlIllI T == CRANDALL". Elm AND COL. ” SUN.-MON. MARY ASTOR With Jan Keith, Clive Brook, Louise Dresser _and a fine oast in T Inoe’s film version of ENTICEMENT QU Bowes in “Welcome Danger” — Grantland Rice's “Sportlight.” CENTRAL | NINTH, BET. D AND & TUES.-WED. . LON CHANEY With Norma_ Bhearer and John Gildert im Leonid - Andreyev’s HE WHO GETS SLAPPED - ‘Walter Hiers in “Good Spirits.” TUES.-WED.-THURS. JACK HOLT LOIS WILSON Bupported b, Evnen Tor- rence _and Boery in Fovorson Hough'e NORTH OF 3§ Aesop Fable, “Clean-U; P T Hegkn » 00 THURS.-FRI. LEWIS S. STONE Florence Vidor ~and Lew Cody in First Nationale domeatic comedy-drama HUSBANDS AND LOVERS Oliff Bowes in “The Mad . Rush” . — FRIDAY JOHNNY HINES With a distinguished cast n The EARLY BIRD “Our_Gang” in “The Buccaneers.” BATURDAY RICHARD DIX With Jdequeline Logam and an_exoellent oast én Para- mount’s film version of “T Jungle Law.” A MAN MUST LIVE Lyman H. Howe’s “Hodge- odge”’—Added Features. SATURDAY BABY PEGGY Irene Rick ang Hodart Bos- CAPT. JANUARY Al St. Joh e o idahe Wi O e msement B Homsee [ THTHITENE gn 'IlII!IIIlIlIIlIIllIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIlIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIII||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIII MARCH . 8; -19%5—PART - 3. well as permission to use the Yellow- in & di- was the hat, the, to be retuined. Thus it happens that while a-small hat l[lllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIllflllllllllllllmllllllIIIIIIIIIIImIIIIIIIlllIl]lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIllIllllllllIIIIIlIIIIIllIIIIlllllI|mIIHIIIIIflIlllIlll|IIIIllllIfllllllIIIIIlIIIIIII|llllIlIII|||IIlll|l|Illllllfllmflll MR AMUSEMENTS: James Cruze' Inspector Headley, in ¢l Paramount will be traffic bureau of the Police Depa dapted by Walter Woods from the | ment, isisaid to be preparing to play by Idna Ferber and George|tion traffic policemen at Eloven Kaufman. Lois Wilson and Luke | street and Pennsylvania avenue du Cosgrave have nportant roles. Pro- theater hours, due to the pe duction will be underway before the “Rain” at the Preside middle of the month l appear to @ot the plains after a hunt are authentically “dead” buffalo, the great majority of them are buffalo that were lassoed and their feet tied together, which gives them an au- thentic appearance of rigor mortis without more than temporary incon- Pvénience to the animal.. ing formance of tonight. i T F STREET AT 13TH LOEW’S PALACE THEATER . WEEK BEGINNING THIS AFTEIHOON—-—SUID" MARCH § THRILLS!--LAUGHTER!--MYSTERY! Come on, you thrill fans! Here’s a drama that beats “The Bat!” Here’s a tale of lurking figures in the moonlight, of a haunted sanitarium, a crazy scientist, and an amateur detective who rescues a beautiful heroine. It’s (Chane The Screen’s Greatest Character Star Metro-Goldwyn's Production oIl " JheMonster ADDED PROGRAM HITS RALPH GRAVES COMEDY, “THE PLUMBER"--PATHE NEWS--“HODGE PODGE" THOMAS J. GANNON AND HIS PALACE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA TR T [TRITT ge of the rt- ta- nth ir- r- nt T T LOEW’S COLUMBIA THEATER WEEK BEGINNING TODAV—--SUNDAY MARCH 8 As great as “The Covered Wagon” and “North of 36" T T LOIS WILSON--JACK HOI.T RAYMOND HATTON AND NOAH BEERY in JUVENILE COMEDY “Wild Cat Willie” INTERNATIONAL NEWS REEL TOPICS_OF THE DAY OVERTURE A picturiza- tion of the noted movel By ZANE GREY Imagine 2,000 fear-maddened buffalo, stampeding in thunderous flight across the plains! Imagine 1,000 blood-thirsty Indians attacking a wagon-train! And a girl and her courageous lover at the mercy of both! A mighty romance of the old West. 4 Paramount Picture. A Picture With A Thousand Thrills The picture that millions have scen again and again, that more millions will see; that you MUST see; that you are sure to want to sec again even if you have already seen it once, or even twice, before. Griffith’s Classic Of The Screen WARDMAN PARK THEATRE Sunday, Monday & Tuesday, 7 & 9 P.M., Mat. Sunday, 4 P.M. Admission, 56c; Children, 25¢ AT RIS