Evening Star Newspaper, August 12, 1925, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1925. L " the Metropolitan Symphony, Daniel | son” with First National's production APOLLO, “Good Morning, Nurse”; Thursday, |tor: Friday. Milton Eills ‘".NR,T:' Breeskin, conductor, will round out|of Don Mullally's play, “The Desert| Sunday and Monday, Richard Bar.|Bebe Danisls and Norman Kerry in|Last FHour' and T”'d g the bill Flower.” The comedy will be Lige|theimess in ul Fire” and Aesop|'Daring Youth” and comedy -| Range No. 9: Saturda | | v Y “The Desert Flower" {s the picture | Canley in “Beware,” and theré will be | Fable; Tuesday and Wednesday, Patsy | rists De Luxe". Friday, Fred Thom-|Prevost and Monte Blue ir | jin the making of which Miss Moore|added short reels and special pipe|Ruth Miller and Antonio Mereno in|Son in “The Bandi Baby" and cr.m L\za{v and Clff Bowes in sustained serions vertebrae injuries|organ music “Her Husband's Secret- and Sennett's When Dumbbells Ring”: Satur-| Up N i 3 5 : 5 | when she fell from a rapidly moving | Wednesday and Thursday. Mme.|“Super-Hooper-Dyne Lizzles": Thurs. Yakima Canutt in “White Thun- TAKOMA. | NATIONAL—"Kiki. Next in importance will be Lubin | handcar on the Mojave Desert. In|Alla Nazimova in J. Stuart Blackton's | day Gloria. Swanson in. *Mme. Sans Ben Turpin in “The Mari mze; Sunday and Monday Jorothy | A comedy of the heart is what [30d Lowrie in “Ahll Show You,"|it she is seen first as the step-{production, *The Redeeming Sin.” | Gene” and ‘‘Hodge Podge; Friday,|Circus” and “Sunken Silver,” No. 10.| Mackaill in ckie e News f the famous | Johnny Bell and Helen Le Clair in|daughter of a brutal gang foreman on at mas. | "The Tryout” and Earl Mountain and | a new raflroad spur. Then, to escape with Lou Tellegen opposite, and Mack | §trongheart in “White Fang” andi L and come Sennett's * esday, Seend Owen in French piay, it D iy Skinners in Silk”; Friday, |Hal Roach's “A Haunted Honey- ) OLYMPIC. “The Hunted Woman' and comedy terpiece by Andre Picard, which ran [ CHff Dixon in “Wigginsville.” with | his attentions, she follows a youthful | Virginia Valll in Universal's produc: | moon': Saturday, boter 8. Kenes e “‘ 'r" Bebe Daniels| Wednesday. Priscilla Dean in *The Platform Pledges Broken He | abroad and in America for more per- | E7.he Qrey and the Crane girls. | noobo’ ops mexplicable peliah to o | tion, “Up the Ladder.” together with | “Beauty and the Bad Man.” Neal|, Sufday and Monday. Bebe Daniels| Crimson Runner and comeds: Thu | formances than one cdres to count. . Che feature picture will be the new gold rush town of Bullfrog,|Neai Burns in “Call a Cop” and a|Burns fn “Call a Cop” and Pathe|in “The Crowd our”; Tuesday,|j,v Tom Moore in “Adventure” and 2 | and will be presented at the Nationai | Trio production, “Go Straight,” a ro- | where she becomes one of the favorite | Grantiand Rice “Sportighte: Satur. | Booiy. Strongheart in “White Fang,” by Jack | o Friday. Richard Talmadge in Charges—Predicts Crop | next week mantic melodrama. of thrills and ex-| youngsters in the dance hall of Jack | day Raymond Grifith in""The Night London: Wednesday, “Lilies of the CUNG |G ol | As a matter of fact, “Kiki" is really | Cltement, featuring Owen Moore, | Royal. Then comes the gfeat ro-|Glub » with Vera Reynolds. Wallace AVENUE GRAND. Street”; Thursday, Mabel Ballin.| . edy and semakers Price Slum > chnracter study. The heart inter- | Cladye Huletis, Mary Car, Robert|mance of her ilife—packed with|Goey ot Uiee fleynoule, Walgee| — — AVENUE GRAND. =~ |wrank ' Mayo. Wanda Hawlev, in|camedy Ikt i an, Sy rice p. | 8o W rinally | Edeson, George Fawcett and Francis | human interest, sincerity, fun, thrills | cie o oo = i unday and Monday, Patsy Ruth ) Barriers Burned . Away’; Friday. serial, “Sunken Silver,” No i Sl A o il e e and drama : Gang'' in “The Mysterious Stranger.” | jor and Antonio Moreno in “Her Hus- | charl fi e Batird s | o sumken ol i SenS By around a native of Kiki" | McDonald. s . |and dramatic power . a Pathe Review and. “Topics of the O e I faor (Jus | Charles Ray In ‘“Percy”. ‘Saturda comed -9 became universal after t show .mh»u film features and orchestra i Day o ret: and Lioyd Hamilton in | owen Moore and Marguerite De La YORK | ated Press, and, wi ol Pa numbers under Director Arthur J. g : ; Tuesday and Wednesday. ! Motte in ~East of Brondway.- i The Republican party has not mm‘\\ where the distances are mare | — 2 O R R RS ST R Y ARLE ROOF—“She Wolves. S S ks ohidin Teess PARK. et | promn in’its platform to | magnificent than even in Washing- | GAYETY—"Rarin’ to Go.” derella and a begzar who lost him.| _The Earle Roof will commence the |Thursday, Agnes Ayres in er Mar | er steps are necessary to | ton, the play exudes a relative inter-| rpe k a balanced condition be- | est’ that cannot be mistaken. For culture, industry and labor, | Kiki AR : e Ma% | Sunday and Monday. Bebe Danieis | x pro- ket Value' and Hal Roach's “A|,.nd Kenneth Harlan in “The Crowded | L' | Sigrid " Holmquist oty 5 4 i new week with the William F al | new theatrical season at the vety Theater will open Saturday, Ga a girl not indigenous to any | August 2 e o E - X - = News sday. Johnnie | ' 7 il g mith W, Brookhart said cular place or clime: ; She I6HD- | Qiteantion, Taie LUt Burleagueis| the, Earamount Brian and Neil | Nisht life founded on the David Be-|and Charlie Chase in “Looking for ele o LA of the Biresra ana ety S e g ss prepared for delivery today. | tional. e Workmen and cleaners are now em- | Hamilton in “The o play * iThe Man in: Evenmng|Seliy/ - Sstwdsy,. owen Mydre sndl ety iohe Goofy. Age”: Wednes:|Difalley in “The White Desert” s ator predicted that under| Next Monday night the National|pjoyed in putting things in order and | Men,” a story said to be in many re- | Clothes,” which will be offered Sun.|Constance Bennett in “Code of the} (2VING il AOOH S BE con and R R £ resent marketing conditions the | Theater Plavers will open in this|ihere will be many changes in minor | spects a recreation of “The Miracle | 42y, Monday and Tuesday nights.| West” and Lige Conley in “Below |yl 100 o WCrOUT @l o o*iome | Wednesday. 2 ner will receive less for this vear's | Belasco triumph that made Lenore | datails that will add i ihe comfort | Man E The' comedy will be “Meet the Miss. | Zer iy and comedy, “The Dome Doctor”; SarTkel Vajue ective bumper crop than he did | amous. Leneta Lane will essay | of matrona’ o com SRR (SRt At Torsd Nen us. I o e it Nesimova 1o “X Doll’s Howse': | ners Silk St vear's short crop. Govern. |the Ulric role. Interest is concen. | oyPolr e e By res BB | anithy i Ty ki CHEVY CHASE. e mont and Alma R 5 - . |and comedy, “Hold Everything; Sat- | Mot anc Ama formerly manager of the Shubert-|produced by Herbert Brenon from a|Irene Rich in “My Wife and I.” a| Sunday and Monday, Jack Holt, | urday, double bill, Fred Thomson in o Tinrasra Belasco here scenario by Paul Schofield. Its locale | Warner Brothers' production, supple-| Billie Dove and Noah Beery, in “Light | “Thundering Hoofs" and Richard | !** When the season gets in operation |15 the Bowery in the late '90s. It |mented by an educational picture;|of Western Stars”; news events, | Talmadge in “The Fighting Demon.” | patrons will find novelties to spice | concerns a beggar king of the Bow-|comedy. Friday and Saturday, An-| Aesop’s Fables and a screen novelty, | (Shows continuous, Sundays from 3 the weekly changes in presentations | ery who promises a woman of the |tonio Moreno and Patsy Ruth Miller | “Zowie. Tuesday, Willlam Fox pro- | and Sawurdays from 2 p.m.) of cartoon comedies and farces and | Streets on her deathbed to take her |in “Her Husband's Secret,” a Frank | duction, “It Is the Law Imperial ited in this announcement, for, | while Miss Lane has shown an ex- eme versatility during her Wash- | on en ment. “Kiki” will de- | mand from her talents a forte she has not heretofore exhibited been given othe denied agricultur . and made & indus . he point- | credit | States is the only clvil- \ the world that pro- | L S S | entertainments, including some col-{ little 4-yearold daughter out of an | Lloy duction SRnaay. Blont Larer. Welnieiay RAPHAEL. nile comed hibits the organization ‘of a co-op- | KEITH'S—0diva and Seals. | ored aggregations orphan asylum and give her a decent jarle Roof management an-|and Thursday, Bebe Daniels, “The| Sunday and Monday, Anna Q. Nils- Review erative « 1 by law. It is my A bill of wide variety is announced | ! chance in life. As the girl grows to | nounces that it also is doing its bit | Crowded Hour"; News and Newspaper |son, Lewis Stone and Shirley Mason ' opinion t Lol banking [ for B. F. Keith's Theater next week, | LOEW'S COLUMBIA—Lillian Gish in | W0Manhood the heggar king loves her. | toward the greater movie season and | Fun. Friday, Thunder, the dog. in|in “The Talker': comedy, Aesop F: S ETue to organize a | (onpeq by Odiva. the water queen, and | S Romol but rather than ruin her life, he |presenting worthy attractions. | “Silent Pal": Mack Sennett's “One |bles; Tuesday, Douglas McLean in co-ope at the Hme liuel So L als: who natosms Hokey vext week, at Loew's Columbia, |2°PL8 & plan to remove from her all > ninth chapter, “Sunk- | “Introduce Me"; -aiso Fox INew ountry touring practically every cor. | &eqt o Ol ner of the globe. This act is described | (i)' . 1s one of the most unusual, beautiful v’ or |and thrilling ever attempted on the | sprang to jot’s romance, ‘“‘Romola be shown for the f with Lillian supported by « Dol iuakeriin the ‘ereae: ie | "Captain January”; Universal comedy. | Ethel Clayton in “Wings of Youth ‘Romola, ure her happiness e (‘n;'nd:f;'« e hnovae | “Tce Cola™; third chapter, “Play Ball." | comedy, Yes! Yes! Nannette e | — = | = rsday. Claire Windsor and « sh in the stellar role, - = G the first two days of next week the | ¢ Thursday, CIs Yorothy Gish, Ronald | RIALTO—"Drusilla With a Million.” | traction will be Reed Howes in | DUMBARTON. Teasle fn S Just s Woman ent laws of the stage, Colman, William H. Powell, Charl Next week’s photoplay at the Rialto|“Youth's Gamble,” an ac rama,| Sunday. a ; Family Comedy. “Hot Stuff"; Priday, qeon i e : olm: s owell, Charles| 2 K ’ s outh's Gamble,” an action drama,| Sunday, Lilllan Rich and Cullen g M Com | ot erention A s At |Lane and a4 cast that * includes |l be “Drusilla with a Million,” from | full of thrills and adventure. Harry | Landis in “Cheap Kisses": -Monday, | Richatd Talmadge in “Youth and Ad- | e thousands, the novel by Blizabeth Cooper and|Langdon's travesty, “Boobs in the|“It is the Law": Tuesday. Florence|yenture’; also Pace Makers No. 2 {famous artists are included in this | “Romola” comes to Washington |starring Kenneth Harlan, Mary Carr| Woods" - . : e : | A Grandland Rice Vidor in “The Mirage”; Wednesday, | ~1erton of the Goofies”; Saturday o e i Jla, Semen | direct from a 16-week engagement In (and Priscilla Bonner light” and a scenic, “Italy,” will Béstia Fave and Glone B o o mudems 0L he P TRAVEL COMFORT PERJURY ]s CHARGED Ruth Mz Nartine VIl ana Mi- New York at $2 prices. It also had It is the story of a little slavey, of | plete the program. Tuesday Silent Watcher”: Thursday, Colleen :rax_e % (]rulr )Tn:';um?v” P];hc: Stops and prevents the nauses of | Euth Moz i and Mi-| syccessful runs in Angeles and |voung motherhood torn to tatters by | Wednesday, Metro-Goldwyn's Moore in “So Big": Friday, Letta 10NN 1ast chapter of “idano [ e e o v IN MURDER HEARING | A" special musical feature will be | Philadelphia at $1.50 prices. Its|legal crossexamination and beaten by | White Desert,” with Claira Windsor, | Goudal and Godfrey Tearla® in BB Sl roC . Stiken Silyer B l [offered by Rae Hieanor il and her | BLeSentation at Loew's Columbia will | pitiless nslaughts iff the courts, her | Pat OMalley and Robert Frazer, to. |lome of the Tenement~: Saturday,|Prise matinee. [ coméort throus | S Brother. "She is an exceptional wiol. | P® at the usual Columbia admission | babe snatched n:nn her arms and her | zether with Lige Conley in “Below | Richard Talmadge In ~Jimmie's Mil SAVOY. i 7 & $1.50at T‘j{/;’fl H Judge Scores Attorneys Defending |ist and her brother & remarkabie | Sl o e loyal young husband lost to her just|Zero”: Thursday and Friday, First|lions.” e e T i : 3 S R \! it | “Romola” was directed hy Henry|when love Was about to unite them.|National's version of Eugene Wal- o Sungay, Eefer B. Kyn he ethorsiit. Romedy 0o, i \ Three Suspects in Ober- Gttt e St director of Miss Gish's previous | A thrilling climax follows scenes of “Just a Woman,” with HOME. g s et - "fi‘“ L(:;\:.m | ‘ s Gase | company in “A Recital / Classique, o i e 0 0 i y Tearle, Percy Marmont and| Sunday, Lois Wilson and Warner | Macl.ean fn -Intreduce Mo ang o i holtzer Ca O A Goeaon eopogue.l s made etirer | paVeg proiokie €nd musltl peo | Derothy | Brock: (also Hal Roadli's | Datler in Welcome Homs’ pad jur| o e o iatcoduce Mall and cpm. | i By the Ascociated Press Cirillino, Ttalian clowns, in their side etual Tootla of GeoreelCuteson. T POPSISS by il ol My Duby”. Netsniny. Tk | desite comety. “Trapim My am i b Tuaeday, o NOBLESVILLE ting offering, “The Happy Hooli (M nNtrence a1 R e Woman's Faith,” adapted from Clar- | day, Vidor in “Marry Me"|and Neal Burns in “Why Hesitate R s, their feature used with the | is the love story of the little| TIVOLI—“Her Husband's Secret.” |Chce Budington Kelland's novel,|and comedy, “The Sleepwalker: Tues- | Wedneodny Alloe Terry 1y eoiate’: he release Stephen- | Greenwich Village Follies: Bob Carle Bl i B Sl < ks Miracle,” with Percy Marmot, Alma |day, Nazimova in “The Redeeming|and Scariet” and Senmett's - iiaier e Lo | ton, song writer, with Julie Ballew, a | e e s yictimized | patsy Ruth Miller and Antonio Mo | Rubens and Jean Hersholt: also Wal- | Sin nd comedy, “Smoked Out’; | Wagons: Thursday, Doris Kenyon with the murder of Miss|&irl with a remarkable voice, and ad- | e i 2 8 . |reno head the cast of First National's | ter, Hiers in “Oh, Bridget,” and a|Wednesday, Peter B. Kynes “Beauty |and Milton Sills Ta 1 ‘ant My Mar emon in “The Dome | on | ditional s will be announced later production, “Her Husband’s Secret,” | Lyman H. How ¥ e il s an adaptation of May Edginton’s story, med fc naissance, an fought to pr = . 1 National 0"""'5'".‘s..fm;mml igment,” will open the Lvman H_Howe “Hodge Podse” and_the Bad Man" and Sennett’s |and Larry Semon in “The Do the Harallior AT Huistah (N ional) ishentts | e s e it | AN Theater the first two days of next next week it will inaugurate the| METROPOLITAN—"The Desert Ths it £ % eater movie sea n” by offering | Flower. week i omody il te iy Gigantic Purchase and Sale of Brand-New Players and Grands! Money Talks—the manufacturer needed business to retain his force of skilled craftsmen and keep his factory in operation. 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Tuesday and Wednesday, Ri of the inty Circuit Court to | the famous song “After the Ball” | tan Theater mext week with a bill| saedn Corten Sotta Gonter erot o h‘;;r the cas : e Hfludmi (‘he \'Ialglr"(\;‘h‘"l \;‘i” be the | \hich is announced ‘one of the | Re in Raoul Walsh's production efore adjourning. thus making Russian National chestya, & &TOUP | moat entertaining ever presented on | Sos ‘ g . certain trio would not go on trial | of musicians from the land of the | & 5 i |- The Spemari & ANy and HIgH, street | before the October term of court,|steppes. hearted, romance, supplemented by The feature photoplay will be First ety e % = Judge Hines upbraided counsel for the | Five other acts of vaudeville and | Nationals - sereen vercion of Dan |2 e oco Mo B defense for the n for a change | the usual Earle features will round |fullally’s play, ““The Desert Flower,” Moo e M) of judge which he branded “'plain per- | out the bill W CeBants Wicors e Its st . é mount attraction, with Jury. | Special attraction il be a éhoren.| Betty Compson. 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