Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1925, Page 21

AMUSEMENTS _(Continued from Page Twenty.) Sennett's “The Lion's Whi the Pathe Review. Tuesday and | Wednesday, Lew Cody and Renee | Adoree, in “Man and Maid St. | John, ‘in “Dynamite Doggie; mnl “Screen Almanac” and “Shadowiand,’ 1n animated song reel. Thurs Criday, Norman Kerry and Philbin, in “Fifth Avenue Model he second staliment of “The ¥ makers,” sta ng George O'Ha Alberta Vaughn, and stereoscopik’” reel, in wh ects seem to leave the s and wrday, Johnny iulette, Walker and R se \mumml Rice po! nd, at the matinee only, stallment of “Idaho.” Organ music every day by Otto ¥ Beck and Harold Pease. Man.” First National's “I Want My Man,” adapted by Earl Hudson from Struthers Burt's “The Interprete House,” will be shown at Cranda Ambassador Theater, also the first| three days of next week, beginning Sunday, with Larry Semon’s new | iwo-reel _comedy, “The Dome Doc- | tor’; Wednesday and Thursd: “The Mirage,” a gripping dran featuring Florence Vidor and Cli Brook, the English 3 berry Romance,” pin, and * “A Cafe i cilla. Dean; 1. in “Love in the Wilderness"; lnvnh\ “Contraband,” with Lois Wilson and- Noah Beery: Wednesday, “The Rose of Paris,” with Mary Phil- bin: Thursday and Friday, Thomas Meighan, in “Coming Thru'; Satur- orge O'Brien, in “The Rough- , in “The Leatrice irda Hoofs Jick Hoxle, n DUMBARTON. : Mason, in “Curly doris Kenyon and e, in “Restless Wives'; Tuesday, Lois Wilson, in_“Contra band”; V ednesday and Thursday Jackie l'nogan in "The Rag Man’ r Negri, in “East of Suez"; laine Hammerstein, in “The Midnight Express.” \ielros *‘Counterbrand"”’; Thursday, oressmaker From | 1 heaper to \Idrr\" | The Dixie Handicap.” HIPPODROM! ¢+ and Monday Thursday, Macl the Farm’ 1e Rose of Philbin, ster,” | Monday. Leatrice |0 “The Price of Pleasure. and liceman"” iy ing Hnl»ln non, e issue of Lym H. Howe's “Hodge Podg will be| screened, with the second in liment “Inside Out 10 S < s onday, Lewis Stone of “Sunken Silver. nd Marguerite De Motte, in CENTRAL—"The Fatal Mistake.” heaper to Marry,” and Ralph 5 ‘ ves, in “Off His Trolle: At Crandall's Central Theater the Corinne Griffith first two d of next week Im and ‘-h,”.de ning Sund: \\xll ‘e shown * ge the Bun Fatal Mi William | Yacaier f Rairsanks .nd Jacqueline Logan, in d Lige Conl ond release in a S serles of two-reel e i and Al St. John, atarring Qe Lon Chaney, al Burns, in Saturday, ming Forties,” z ery Man for Him sunday, Constance Talmadge, in “Learning to Love,” and CHff Bowes Sives ) ‘comedy: T Wednesday, 3 Milton OLYMPIC. i d Monday he Night Club'" Jackie Co o Tuesday | new two-reel comedy, aturday, Lon Chaney, in “Phe PARK. /. Monday and Tuesday, Pola allace MacDonald, Robert zer and Trixie Friganza, in “The Sunday and Mo Lloyd Hamilton, in_*“Half Vidor, in “The Mirag: nd Pathe News Events; in 4 s, ¢ ‘ednesday and Thursday, Raymond S i 3 and Wallace v, in “The Night Club,” and Har- “The Handsome Cab- ay, Ben Alexander, Alice eels and pipe organ accom- paniments will complete each daily program. APOLLO. Hulette, nett's * ered Youth,’ The Price of ¢ 3 Mary Pickford, in “The Love Light, in “Inside Our” Gang comedy, “Every Man for Himself,” and chapter 11, “The Riddle Saturdays, continuous from . Sundays from 3 p.m.) Tuesday and RAPHAEL. Wednesday, Florence Vidor, in “The Florence Vidor Bobby Vernon, in “Don't|, in “Barbara and “Hodge Podge"”; Thurs- Aesop's Fable; Tuesday, | ginia Valli and Norman Ker- | Hobart Bosworth and Pauline Starke, “The Price of Pleasure,” and |in “Hearts of Oak,” Fox News, ama. Al St. John, in “Red Pepper”: Fri-|teur contest, 8 o'clock; Wednesday, day, Jack Hoxie, in “Flying Hoofs,” | Margaret Livingston, in “The Chorus and “The Pacemakers,” No. 1: Sat-|Lady,” comedy; Thursday, Shirley urday, Joh Walker and Gladys | Mason, in “My Husband's Wives”; Hulete, in “Slanderers.” “Our Gang.” | Arthur Stone, in “Should Landlords ll\xh Slndeu and “Sunken Sil- | Ljv Friday, Betty Compson, in No. 1. “The Ramshackle House,” Mack Sen- CAROLINA. et aturday, and Monda comedy Out, Sunday , Norma Tal- madge, in “T! ver, Sunday Corinne Grf. Good Looks @Comfort, too! OMFORTABLE Shoes CAN be good looking — although conservative in Stylc and Price! We PROVE it in “HAHN SPECIALS™ ‘COMBINATION Last” Oxford that fits “like a glove.” Soft black or t wn kidskin. Also whitc . eignskin. U black satin or white kidskin. A fetching strap effect with small cut -outs and moderate Cuban heel. NOTHER “Combina- tion Last” model with 2 graceful straps at instep, and comfortable Cuban heel. Black kid or patent. SOFT kidskin model of pleasing style, combined with comfort. Cor. 7th & K Sts. 414 9th St. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. Clyde B. forth in the third concert of its fifth season at the Masonic Auditorium last night before a large audience. and charming Helen Howison, lyric so | prano, | George Wilson as accompanist | Myrtle Irene Seidler at the organ foi - | most of the club members. good volume, shade tones well | the enunciation Raymond | onl ception of the “W | obbligato w the male voices, and the choral parts were . especlally well done. criticlsm would be that the numbe was taken a bit-too seriously, and its interpretation lacked that light, legato treatment that is essential in works based on fantastic themes. repeated number was Wilson's “Car mena."” ber, and her cadenzas were a tri certain. bama during theé vear 1921. ,'same time there were 21,706 deaths. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, “‘Haunted Hon ing Hoofs,” No. . SAVOY. Sunday, Mary Pickford, sor and Bert Lytell, and Cliff Bowes; in Wednesday, Doris Kenyon and Lloyd Hughes, in “If I Marry Again,” Ben Turpin, in and e Wild Goose Chaser”; Thursday, Hoot Gibson, in “The Saddle Ha: V. ‘“Tons of Trouble’ Bill, jr., in “Great Circus N Charlie Ci h(\« fusbands Hu- “Big Businass.” ce Terry G he Great ews, Sennett comedy: Blue and Beveriy in “ier Marriage Vow™; comedy; Wednesday and Bebe Daniels Ricardo comedy " Patne Monte Marie Prevost, in : Aesop’s Fabl urday, Jack Pickford, Finish”; Aesop’s ers of the Plains, YORK. Sunday, Lon Chaney, in “The Mon- and CIiff Bowes, in “Inside Out"; Virginia Valli_and Norman Hal Hoa('h comedy, “Tell It to a Po- ; Tuesday, N Norma_Shearer, in * and Neal Burns, : Wednesday, “Gold in “Paul “Down on |light; in | Aesop s urday, Rich-|in “The Beauty Prize," rd Dix, in “A Man Mus i in “The Beloved Bozo,” No. 9. and “Idaho; MUSIC The Interstate Male Chorus, under Aitchison, valiantly held Dainty with and was the assisting artist, The chorus has many fine voices and also apparent ability The rhythm bers, however, and so muffled that a word now and then reached the part of the with the ex ken, Blynken anc \ was one of the agged in many nun Nod” number, whi best of the evening and was repeated | In this Miss Howison's voice in the s delightfully set off by The only Another Miss Howison is particularly happy in the type of ballad that she chosc for her group and her two encores They included Munro's Lovely elia,” Plerne’s “‘Le Moulin,” Samuels Bells of Seville,” Dhrxnnge s “Chanson Legere” and Shaw’'s “The Heffle Cuckoo Fair.” She also gave “My the waltz song from Gounod’s “Rome« and Juliet” with much artistr: her voice is a bit light for this but num e un Maj. 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