Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1925, Page 16

C., MONDAY, JULY . 27, 1925.. . e 3 i TN THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. , musie of Otto . Beck, concert artist, |and makes them like it. Wilfred Lucas S S e e e e | : : . and Harold T. Pease, assistant. land Gloria Grey lead the cast WALTER P. BEEBE DIES. orn T Ankcohds. Mont. 14 1856 ana | Wreck Ties Up Line. et tennrovks (hres tulion east AMUSEMENTS | e e s e e B O e A e o R e imagines she is discontented in a per. [ Pacemakers series of two-reel comedy- FWashington and Massachis v GiTing e : s @ ot th den fectly balanced and rational home | dran Charloy’ Cham i s new| Wes Siavel Awchifecteelped Bev | D00 0 SO v Tiis sl FoA ! it 5 lite and prates garrulously of ‘“lib- comedy full of laughs, “Looking for brother and his arents surv erty” and “personal freedom.” Her |Sally.” Other short films and pipe sign Battleship. NEW YORK, July 27 (#).—Walter (Continued from Fourteenth Page.) |will be presented with silver loving < badge to protect the teacher—but e doesn’t lose it. For economic rea- ms, however, he might just as well ive lost his job, for the fade-out dicates O'Malley headed for the Jlie book. Throughout the film the Metropoli- Orchestra plays an interpretative with its theme from the Dem- “The Side- nd Danlel a de From Zero,” the short comedy, \ose uproarious things, and he Weekly and a scenic are attractions of merit COLUMBIA—"The Manicure Girl.” Sebe Da in the role of “The teatured at Loew's ives an excellent a native-born y around whom tle comedy is woven in the 1 OI' New York. very human philosophy of the metropolitan who humorously accepts he bald fucts of life and belleves that il's fair in love and beauty parlors s"the central theme of the play, with \ penniless Italian lover in the back ground to whom the disillusioned little | Sh —a manicure girl with more than experience — eventually nd happiness, after she has t to realizé that rich ad from the landscape at cups at the end of the week. 'he contestants are a dance couple, an instrumentalist and two singers, stelle Wentworth, one of them Miss well known opera prima donna, the other Miss Kate Smith, ington's Own Sophie Tucker.” contest opens with a dialogue between “opera” and “jazz,” and, spurred the applause of the audience, keeps last going at a lively clip till the strains. A revival of one of Ch; comedies “The Idle Class,” and selections of the Rialto Orchestra, under Mischa Guterson, complete a |y lively and absorbing bill. EARLE ROOF—' Herbert, Margaret Livingston George Fawcett carry the chara izatlons _satis| A come “Half a Hero, tomorrow night TIVOLI—"The Talker.” “The Talker,” Marion screen versi fine opportunities for Lewls S. Stone, Anna Mason, lan Keith, 1, Gertrude Short, Lydia Y. Titus, Harold Goodwin and = 1 Bedford, at Crandall's Tivoli heater, week. p the Ladder.” |lev The Earle Roof Garden was well [There ar patronized last night, the attraction E “Up the Ladder,” being interesting| and unique, with thrilling situations Virginia Valli, Forest Stanley, Holmes s to the entertain. | ment, which continues tonight and Falirfax's | chatter seriously and elopes witn a renegade. The climax is reached when the girl returns to the home of her brott span of years and recipit 3 ght readjustment of he | domestic relationships and viewpoints. by AMBASSADOR—"“The Making of | command of the comic cartoonist’s art at all's Ambassador Theater thie | first three d of this week, in his Aesop ble, “A Yarn About . where the chief attraction is “The Making of O'Mal- supported by Dorothy Mackaill. other films and pipe organ complete the program. TRAL—“The Snob Buster.” At Crandall’'s Central Theater this | week the chief attraction is “The | Snob Buster,” an interesting story of E pered young aristocrat who is 1to & human being by contact with ss aflluent members of society |in the American expeditionary forces in France, durin the war. The title {role is played by red Howes, former | Washingtonian, who converts his | family to a more rational view of life than (’r-.‘lu.‘] previously entertained " Special July Sale on PINTS of POMPEIAN vouthful sister-in-law takes her idle |organ music complete the bill. MIAMI MAYOR DIES. Apoplexy Victim. By the Associated Press. Henderson, mayor of Physiclans apoplexy. declared about & month of his present ter 1,117 Ga., January 7, 1 Moultrie, . a few to Miami about 17 resided lumber business, more autom an : { P. A. Henderson, Lumber Man, Is| War he was di MIAMI, Fla., July 27.—Parker A. 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