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4 AMLU SEMENTS. Pl’lotoplays Thi 1 from Third Page) _|in ding Hood"'; Thursday, Pampered Youth, “Water Wagon: and Jackie Coogan *Sportlight” and Pathe ay, William Russell > de’ la_ Motte, In “The | « Il!' Bowe aho, ('A\EKOLL\'A\. and tomc Booth an Tark- { Nagel, in Mack |edy, riday, | it tile ** No. 8, Our Gang * Galloping Norma_Tal- in “The Only Woman'; Tues Mln] Fox's “It Is the I \\ ednesday .0 sbands and Love with Lewis Lew Cody Th The Silent Wate With Glenn THunter, Bessie Love ay z ail,” with Billi Dove, Dous: irbanks, jr.; Satur day, " “Dick Turpin CHEVY CHASF nd * tomorrow, nd Lila Lee, in i Aesop's sebe Daniels, in » human ma Egducation *; Wedne: Fairban Today, | sills, in Fabl Co »us Night ‘High Gear’ and Charlie Hood"; Thomas day and Thurs “Robin vents: Friday, Hous Chapter . th ) ad” today a fantast The Leade ornado! happenings. hrough the and Percy ) ! g - | wonders known 1 Hulette Yam lopinig F Today and and Noah Tues Joy and Dressmaker P ine Frid: in “Learnin Thor 3 Through.” Today, “The Dare Devil";; Margaret de “Cheaper “Papa’s Pe : tomor “Midnight Ma Marr and Ber Thursday, in “The Only Woman Hansom Carey, in and as Fafrbanks in adventure abounding over the are Added features w and Ernest Frederick, S \Veek Wednesday, la Motte and@ Conrad to Mar com- 0 Surprise Night; Mason, in “My Hus ennett c 5 hirley 2 "' Mack Fields one Rider’ Bable Desmond, in * "he Measure of a Man comedy, ‘Tirg Troubl Hoof: . 32 HOME. orinne Griffith and Milton ingle Wives,” and Aesop Evelyn Brent, in and Ben Turpin, in ol Tuesday, ‘One Glori- Vernon, in Wednesday, Barbara La Lytell, in_“Sandra," “Big Red Riding Norma_Talmadge, and Art Lake, Last”; Friday, *'Reckless and Harry Langdon, in Cabman”; Saturday, “The Lightning Lloyd Hamilton, in . in and Bobby Chase, in LEADER. r Theater will show Doug- “The Thief of Bag- and tomorrow. It is story of love and with amazing A winged horse flies clouds, a magic_carpet housetops, and other revealed in abundance. Il be a comedy and Toofs. OLYMPIC. tomoyrow, Lois Wilson Beery in “Contraband”; Wednesday, Leatrice Torrence, in “The Paris”; Thursday, in “Smouldering Constance Talmasdge, to Love”; Saturday, feighan, in *Coming From | madge, THE COLUMBIA—"A Dark,” adapted f We All,” featuri Menjou, Agnes Ricardo Cortez. METROPOLE Year to reno and Doroth PALACE — Queen,” phense Daudet’s Exile,” with Lewi Alice Terry. TIVOLI—Jackie “The Rag Mar Shearer, in Night”; Monster,” Priz AMBASSADOR to Live,” Griffith’ Wonderful? P mont, in “The Cl and “ “Soft Shoes” Reid, in_ “Brok GCharlie Chaplin Coogan, in Margaret Livings Chorus Lady.” Plains”; International Tuesday and Wednes troheim’s ‘“‘Greed,” comedy, “Lizzies of th da. Walter Releigh.” I The No-gun Sleeping Cutie Saturday, Tom M Driver"; episode Mystery"; Billy Wes Hodg RAPHAE! “Riders of the Col. Iso amateur Next Week's Photoplaya RJALTO —Douglas MacLean, in “Introduce Me.’ Live,* Aileen Pringle, Antonio Mo- “Conrlfessions of a ndzpte(l “Lady Lon Chaney, in “The The Beauty and *“Price of Pleasur, CENTRAL—Harry Mrs. The Kid,” oniy) surprise night. ¥ y Ruth Miller, ‘““T! Stairs”; Aesop’s Fables, comedy, riday, Lefty “The Stage Coach he Great Circus Today and tomorrow, in “‘Learning to Love"; Mary_Philbin, Heeza Liar, SUNDAY STAR, “Broadcasting" velt, in “Biff, Bang Charlfe Chase, in Be Watched" SR in “Let Her Buc Kiss in the Dangerous Peach. rom “Aren’t ng Adolphe Ayres and in ““Hot Water"; TAN—"“One featuri caturing 1 | ad Nagel, in Rogers, in N “High y Mackaill vednesday and Th from Al- Man Who Came Back “Kings in is Stone and A Enid Bennett, Aesop’s_Fable: £ ters,” No. 5 Coogan, in n’ Norma of the cametty, shows Sunday, 5, 7 and 9. “One Year y YOR s “Isn't Life Today and tomorro’ ercy \]'“-. light"; Tuesd: ean Heart,” Broken Laws top, day, and St Carey, in Margaret Wallace Laws”; Jackie and ton, in “The “Hello, Hollywood"’; Astor and lan Keith, 1 and Charll g Hood"; F' “Flying Hoof: en and “Our Shirley Mason, Vernon, in 1 News reel. |ho,” No. 6. . day, Eric Von Mack Sennett e Field”; (Tues hur he Girl on the “Sir dustry is, a(rms of e-Podge Scenic. instance, methods the screen | I | | earlter | stamped “The Fly Cop.” part of a sweet L. madcap heroine who to depart from the Murray is And for many Constarice Tal- com | tion fession ‘vamps' depart from the style Purple Cows™; in ““The Rose in “Horse- contest at § Great Circus Mystery,” 'Should Husbands Saturday, " and comedy, “A| A WOMAN without vanity is like an ‘alfback of Notre Dame.” “The Red Lily’ serial, hodge-podge, " Saturday, “Cyclons ‘Riders of' the Plains, g “Stupid but Brave'; Aesop's Fables; matinee at Look and Whistle'; Livingston, Chorus Lady,” and Lige Conley, in Thursda; and screen almanac: in “Curly Top" ‘Great Guns, fixed standards of how to play young girl. courting screen adventures—they call them in Hollywood—who tried tc ¥riday, Buddy Roose- Buddy, No.' 4, “The and Hoot Gibson, TAKOM! Today and tomorrow, Harold Lloyd, Pathe News; Gang, in “Fvery Man for Himself specfal mat{nee Monday at 3:30 p. Tuesday, Pauline Frederick and Con. “Married Flirts”; Our Wil Stuff.” George Brow ursday, O'Brien and Dorothy MacAill, in “The '"; comedy, “The Friday, “The Go-Get “Crazy and 9: dafl lin, in “Charley’s Aunt,” and * Mrs. Wallace Reld, in nshine comedy, Wednes- in “The Mary n “Enticement,” Chase, in_“Big Red Rid- iday, Jack Hoxig. Gang,"” in saturday, Bobby and “Ida- So‘me-Who D:re and Do. young as the motion picture it has acquired, never- traditions that Mary Pickford's have indelibly certain the The would attemp style of Mae destruc- years the pro- with of Theda Bara life in egg without salt—or would be if such a creature existed, said the old cynte, but Charlotte Greenwood of Hassard Short's Ritz Revue is said to stand the test that few of her sex would care to undergo. Like Lady Frederick of W. Somerset Maugham’s delightful comedy, in which Ethel Barrymore used to charm us, Miss Greenwood reveals herself in the Ritz Revue “as she is” before breakfast. Being something of an ar- tist, Charlotte even makes it worse than it is. In the sketch' “Her Morning Bath" the comedienne is seen trying to take a plunge with such counter demands on her attention as telephone and door bells, ice men and callers. Surely o vain' woman would not permit an au dience to see r under such circum- stances, but Mlss Greenwood has an- other kind of vanity, that of the the. ater, which ranks & good laugh as more precious than a_powdered nose and lipsticked Cupld's bow. “But,” says the actress, “men are much vainer than women Look at the advertisements of men's apparel. What made pipe-smoking the rage a WASHINGTON, D. 1925—PART 3. A Woman Without Vanity. , few years ago? Tlandsome college youths puffing beautiful briars on the back page of magazine covers filled every man's heart with an ambition| to catch the same swanky air. Do you recall that firm of collar makers who discarded the photographs of a Beau Brummel for pictures of plain business men, strong faces, full of character, but not a whit of charm or| beauty in'them? How many of these advertisements do you see now? Not a_one! Men admire character, but when choosing a collar or a hat they would rather think they were going to look like Douglas Fairbanks or Ru- dolph Valentino than Henry Ford. “When I discovered that audiences would laugh at me at the plainest God and man could make me, I didn't hesi- tate long. 1f they like to see my hair tied in & whisp on the top of my head, my complexion white and my lips pale, then I am right with them with the make.up box to remedy what nature didn’t prepare in advance, “However, don't think I am a vain- less woman. Notice the frocks I wear in the second act. Without boasting, [ think I make a pretty good comeback once the morning bath s over.” Emerson-Loos Comedy . “The Fall of Eve,” John Emerson and Anita Loos' latest dramatic con- tribution, which will shortly appear at the Shubert-Belasco, is described as v] you might term a carefree (or iumost a devil-take-care) comed in ip‘le of the fact that this vear Mr. Zmerson, as president of the Actor Bquity Assoclation, has sailed his or- ganization through lroul)leuomely rough 1if not actually “stormy seas.’ And then, too, as president he's had o sit in on all the exciting sessions bout whether or not Broadway thould have a censor and attend countless meetings when they dis- cussed the citizens’' play jury. A little personal history may be nteresting at this point. Not so ve to D. W. Grifith. He bought nd made a picture of it, ¢ | members of the Lucy many years ago a girl 14 years old | a scenario called “The New York | to California to Yook into this motion picture game, see how it was done. Well, anyway, they took this ex- perfenced Broadway person to be their expert out there. “She was then less than 20 vears old, weighed less than 100 pounds and measured less than 5 feet tall. Emerson literally looked down upon her and probably won- dered 'way within himself what such a child could teach him. The diminu- tive person, likewise, wondered—well, you know the line about tricks. To cut out the part of this story which would make what the movies call the “love interest,”" teacher and pupil soon became collaborators and then famous and all that. And then they married, but because they're both Stone League, they remained Anita Loos and John Emerson. And then, though still married, they Ty AMUSEMENTS. F ST. AT TENTH—— irst National Presents the Hit You LEON ERROL TODAY—Doors Open 2:30 P. M.—Daily 10:30 A. M. to 11 P. M. o THIS WEEK & ke Have Been Waiting For on the Screen, COLLEEN MOORE | 1 o N,fi-\ N IO e eesgmieed Preemmenc IS —CRANDALL’S METROPOLITAN IR N Scarlet’; | g'clock; Fas taking her professional ileen Pringle, however, is one who has managed-to break entirely away from the old standards and to give the screen a new mp" technique | that is not making Miss Pringle famous and sought-after as an act- re: t which has set a new fash- with | n to write comedles for the stage. Lionel Barrymore and Mary Pickford |“The Whole Town's Talking,” in n the cast.” Very soon after fe sent |which Grant Mitchell played for two or the girl and installed her on his |seasons, is theirs. {aff as scenarion writer. She quickly | According to the officlal statement, »ecame recognized as an expert. “the male members of the firm directs When Douglas Fairbanks began pro- | the rehearsals and the female designs lucing his comedies he sent for this | the clothes it has been observed 3irl, and so Anita Loos began writing | that the female member of the firm icreen_comedies for Fairbanks. Mean. | frequently has a thing or two to say time, John Emerson, who had t rehearsals and, be it sald, is always with distinction, who had been par-|listened to with something more than ticularly identified with the Clyde |respect Pitch comedies and who had been as-| And that’s why this play about “The soclated with Charles Frohman as di- | Fall of Eve” is said to take a really -ector and after that had written a |serious subject and treat it with dis- dlay or two himself, decided he'd go arming jauntiness. Wednesday, Helene Chadwick, arry € 3 s nd ouping with Ellen”; Ralph | Splashes,” and Pathe News events:|Graves, in “Wages of Tin": Thursday | sday, Lois W . Conrad Nagel and Mar wymond Hatton | g; Motte, in “Cheaper to Contra- | Marr. Thursday, “Paps in ‘“l-rlllw “The Go-Gettel Goose Chaser” double fea-|“playing with Fire"; Saturd: Baby Pegg! The Fam-|Gibson, in “The Riding Kid i 2 esses engaged in the in- nd Hoot Gibson, in ng Comedy, “Every Man for Him-| 19" sl el ool ne Fedind terpretation of these somewhat du- ¥ The = gl B bious but alluring roles el 1 zeer) Thanks to a director who was not e SAVOY. tradition-bound, Miss Pringle got her Wallace Reld, bl chance to reveal her idea of and Art Lake, in | scree - * in Ellnor Glyn's! “Alone at ; tomorrow, Eric von | “Thre with Conrad Nagel. | Stroheim’s ““Greed” and Aesop Fable;| Tho cordial reception given her style | Tuesday, Richard Dix, in A Man|by the cash customers clinched Miss | Must Live,” and Ralph Graves, in| le's to the title of being | Sennett’s “Off His Trolley”; Wednes- | a different sort of temptress. Then | “Hearts of Oak” and Sunshine|came two more successive triumphs Stop, Look and Whistle”;| in “True as Steel” and “His Hour" and by that time Afleen's standing in Hollywood was un! peachable, o RO RS R L Mt ‘Turpin, and lm\mnwl and,” and Ben Today . “The The Riddle s, 3 itinuous from | Supported by Lloyd Hughes, Dan Mason, Jokn T. Murray, Ray Hallor, Eva Novak, Myrtle Stedman and a Bluwe Ribbon Cast in a Per- fect Picturization of Ziegfsld's Stage Triumph by Guy Bolton and Jerome Kern SALLY The Scintillant Tale of a Foundling Brought Up As_a Drudge, Rescued From an Alley Fight, Made a Waitress, and at Last Perched On the Peak of Fame As a Dancer, the Toast of the Town! PRINCE! tomor UL ¢ and ht Long'; Hurd's ' STARTS ' 2 roew's patace | |- RIALTO 5= Continuous, -11 to 11—De Lux Shows, 3-7-9 WEEK STARTING TODA SUNDAY, MAY § resents | the latest | classic of Film Feutures - “FAMOUS 407 SERIES. CRANDALL 5 THIS WE ERRO) 1 CRANDA. TODAY EMBROIDERY EW AESOP FABLE-—“DARKEST AFRICA” WORLD SURVEY—SONG REEL, “IN SHADOWLAND" PRELUDE—“SALLY IN OUR ALLEY"—TRUMPET %0LO MICHAUX CRUMP, CORNETIST DANIEL BREESKIN CONDUCTING WASHINGTON'S FINEST ORCHESTRA (N e 2 o s AT £ [TIVOLI THEATER 14th ST. AND PARK RD. Sanday, 3 to 11 p. m. Daily, 1:30 to 11 p. m. SUNDAY—MONDAY. First National Presents MILTON SILLS--VIOLA DANA Supported by Ruth Clifford, Rosemary Theby, Irving Cum- mings and a Str. Cast in a Drama of India and South Seas, AS MAN DESIRES Chas. Chase in “Big, Red Riding Hood”"—Pathe Review— Otto F. Beck, Concert Organist—Harold T. Peass, Asst. Taes-Wed—D. W. GRIFFITH'S “Isn’t Life Wonderful” Ralph Graves in Sennett’s “The Beloved Bozo.” Thars.-Fri—PERCY MARMONT in “The Clean Heart” Cliff Bowes in “High Hopes”—Hodge Podge. Satarday—HARRY CAREY in “Soft Shoes” in “Hello, Holl, d"—S: Al L CRANDALL’S — — 18tk AND COL. RD.— SUN.-MON.-TURS. COLLEEN MOORE With Leon Brrol and Esoep- tlomal Cast n Na- ttonal’s Plcturisation of Thegteld’s SALLY Reels and Pipe bellierment. A rich omd eladorate adaptation of the famous Parisian droma 5 TIVALT 1ith & Park Rd. N.W. RROW —MILTON ~ CRANDALL‘S CENTRAL : ; mmau'(_’l\’\‘ B it WALLACE MacDONALD — THEO. KOSLOFF AND SHELDON LEWIS Paris knew her as a sen- sational dancer but the young American she loved believed her only a peas- ant girl. That's why she tried to conceal her past until—but see for your- self this glittering romance that offers Betty her finest screen role. IIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllflllIIII!IIIIIHIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII..IIIIIIHIllIIlIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIllIIlIflllIIImflllllllmllflllIllllllflllflllllmlllllllllllllfllllflllmllllllll AVOY LLOYD HFRO CRANDALL’S Apollo Ti 4 H St N W TODAY _AND TOMORROW—CLAIRE WINDSOR, BERT. KENYON, in~ “BORN RICH. COMEDY. YORK CRANDALL'S YORE THEATET TODAY ~AND TOMORROW D; CRANDALL'S TODAY—CORINNE D WHIRI i MILTON “HAL —A hurricane of hilar- ity. —The story of the tam- ing of an impetuous society girl by the man she loves but won't The greatest storm —The grea at sea ever screened. AT T And ADDED FEATURES AL ST. JOHN COMEDY, PALACE MAGAZINE PATHE NEWSREEL TOM GANNON'S MusiIc GRIFFITH E WIVES.” BRENT, AfTd WILD EMPIRE 911 17 Streel NE. DOTGLAS FAIRBANK AR Directed b, Clarence Badger Adapted b Adelaide Heilbron “The Isle of \‘I':nishing Men”’ A stupendous, thrilling picturization of the only expedition into the land of the Kia Kia cannibals. Photographed by William F. Alder On the Stage Rialto Concert Orchestra TROVATO MISCHA GUTERSON Conducting Emnflc‘mu i ‘Will Offer For Musin Week In s Overture MIRTHQUAKE of MELODY sty ke paney axp carerr o FRANT LT A D-Iu Creation SPECIAL MUSIC WEEK PROGRAM BE GOOSE IIlnflIfllflllfllfllHliflfllfllllflfllfl[flflflflllfllflfllllIlllllllllllllllllllllflfllfll||ilIIllllllflIIIIIIIIIIIflllllllflllllllllllllllllfllflllllllllllllllllll RAPHAEL .nl_: and O Streets N.W. L¥ \u?nu LoV FAVORITE ¢ ‘BARBARA FRIETCHIE TP RSN CRANDALL". | [CENTRAL | " NINTH, BET. D AND E— BUN.-MON. ALL-STAR CAST Le& by Ben Alezander, Cullen Landiz and diice Calhoun in Booth Tarkingtow's PAMPERED YOBTH ~Our Gn{ Comedy, “High The Famous Star p e of “Janice Meredith” and “Little Old New York,” Supported by HOLBROOK BLINN—HARRISON FORD EORGE SEIGMANN-HOBART BOSWORTH OLIN HOWLAND---EMILY FITZROY . HARRY WATSON—HEDDA HOPPER RICHARD CARLE—HARRY MYERS In the sparkling comedy-drama of Arizona adventure, romance E and thrilling excitement that : e ran for a year on Broadway as & stage play. With Miss Dnvies in her most appealing role as Mamie Adams, the orphan girl! MA TAL \!AU, WOMAN CAROLINA Tt NO THE ONLY AMERICAN % HOU:! RUTH CLTFFORD. in “THE TORN BV ik ottt nie EARK THEATER * 618 14th N DAY AND TUESDAY DA AY rODAY. MO! in n.w.—ALICE Only ‘showi CLOTH AND SEMON. (e WARDMAN PARK THEATRE ESSMAKER FROM PARIS NEW . SrAiTON Bh&C T Pt Organ WEDS-THRS. lll-fl AR CAST m. B Ahc inder and on a Others of Note in tow's PAMPERED YOUTH 41 Bt. JoAn in “Dynamite Doggie.” LINCOLN THEATER STREET AT 12TH, TUES.-WED1 JAMES KIRKW00D And Madge Bellamy in SECRETS OF THE NIGHT Bobdy Vernon im “Great Gune” SUN—MON.—TUES, NORMA TALMADGE Supported by Wallace McDonald, Brandon Hurst, Emily Fitzroy, Marc McDermott, Margaret Seddon, Alf Goulding, Paulette Duval, Walter Long, Geo. Hackathorne and a Great Ensemble in a Splendid Film Version of Martin Brown’s Stage Success, THE LADY CIiff Bowes, in “High Hopes” from and NOAH BEERY CONTRA- BAND. A SO PRIDAY MARGARET LIVINGSTON And Biellar Bupport in THE CHORUS LADY immie Ado n “Leo T oy Bporthght. SATURDAY LON CHANEY And on Admiradle Cast in THE IOIS!EII‘ THUBS.-FRL SYDNEY CHAPLIN And o World-deater Bn- sembdie in CHARLEY'S AUNT Lymon H. Howe's “Hodge Podge.” 119 H St ¥4 PRINCESS 1118 DUMBARTON ~ i CONWAY T K Takoma Park, D. C. TAKOMA H‘“HOLI) LLOYD, ln RY MAN FOR HX‘J Cosmopolitan’s Production of the famous New York stage it by Salis- bury Fisld. Continuity by Frances Mun’ou. Settings by Jos Urban. Directed by George Wi Hill, A Metro-Goldwyn Picture, 343 Wisconsin Ave. RMA SHEARE RLE. in “EXCU! ‘WED.~THURS, MRS. WALLACE REID And Percy Marmont, in Adele Rogers St. John's “BROKEN LAWS” Sennett’s “East of the Water FRI—SAT. WM. RUSSELL Marguerite De La Motte, Vic- tor McLaglen and Others, in the “BELOVED BRUTE” LIGE CONLEY, in “MOTOR MAD” Friday—TALENT NIGHT Sat., 6 P.M.—SUPPER SHOW BSATURDAY. MARY ASTOR With Ion_ Keith ond Clive Brook ¢ ENTICEMEN Macl: Sennett’s “Water Wagons.” llllllllllllllllIllllllillllllllllfl International Newsreel—Topics WEEK BEGINNING TODAY ~SUNDAY, MAY 3 LOEW’S COLUMBIA THEATRE F STREET AT 13th CAROL DEMPSTER. in EXCITING NIGH HTPPODRONE!?I hEN.Y. ILE and JOHN GILBERT. in LEADER th'\'enr l-‘ day. XIS ‘The Thief of Bagdad’ GALLOPING HOOFS." Continuous, 2 P.M PRINGLE 115 HOUR. Street norrow, —1uummumnmmlmmuumummumnmuu And Comedy. to 11 P.M '

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