Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1925, Page 34

N, D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1925. has been illustrated in the individual [ subtle fascination of Florence, the| COLUMBIA- work of each singer. It THE EVENI i STAR, WASHING! “The Merry Widow.” |ring Lioyd Hamilton; the Metropolitan | the finest meant un- | Italian city whose charm never fades.| Tarich von Stroheim’s production of | World Survey, and a special mus 3 ma Shearer is the girl of the story selffsh devotion to the common good. “The Merry Widow," based on the|feature. furnished by Mell Paxton|and Tan Keith the villain With 4,000 assured seats at 50 cents e : T PER— 1 S Vi peretta by kranz and Milton Davis, the Metropolitan’s F l P i expected the Auditorium | RUTH DRAPER—Tomorrow. | famous Vienneso overetta by Frana| pine Grganists, will b 1o rhe enter oA PO R e unera rices dwded to greet these famous| Ruth Draper will be heard at the | John Gilbert, probably will continue | tainment. . acting of his career. Nor. hger 2 Ay Life;” udapted to the e ach z anterts singers Belusow Theater tomorrow at 4:30 | next week at Loew’s Columbla Thea- & 4 N S injioes. gpattsSaadine stoRnEen S pan. in her original character sketches. | tar. where the production had a ser-| PALACE—‘The Tower of Lies.” |scree 1 the Drury Lane play by l ower “Tip Taes.” a mew musical comedy | el L MIs TAN—Satu Draper, who is an American |sational premiere last Sunday after-| Lon Chaney, Norma Shearer and|Cecil Raleigh and Seymour Hicks, will by Guy Bolton annd Fred Thompson. MUTUAL—"Step Along.” Mischa n, the world-famous »f family distinetion, began her |noon. It is generally acknowledged to | Victor Sea Metis L with music by G Gershwin and A AL—" Along. violinist, < ted by Joseph Bonime [ career as an entertainer some years | be the finest production of Von Stron- | Goldwyn trio, comes to the Mutuall ¢ (he piano, will be presented as the | ago for private clubs and in the draw- | heim's career. “The Merry Widow” | Tower of Lies," Theater next t week with a cast of DU | gocond artist in Mrs. Wilson.C rooms of society. After ha music is a delightful supplemental| Agnes Christine day evening. Its|lesque principals headed by Max Cole-| qepjos of Saturday evening c -cess at home she ventured | feature of the program, mous Swedish no authors of “Lady [ man, Hebrew comedian, and including |, HEEton AU tortus e tEler Ve anitie ron 1f, “The Empe pre- Stone. Harry Jackson, Virgl of this week, at 8:3 , and for three seasons METROPOLITAN—*“Classifled.” which will be the Marion O'Neill, Chester G . London, appearing | (ounne GriMith will be pictured at will be pre- y, wh Maurice Tourn, | race scenws “Kid” Lewis, a ticlpating; back-sta slcal revue, and 1 tyrics by Ira Gersh sented at the Natior week, opening Ruthors were Be Good,” wl sented here. h was directed by h illing horse . with Ted I champion, par: e shots of @ & any other Johnston of the el by Selma L of Port picture f Palace Theater next week 5 rls Sisters and a talent Saint-Saens, Ysaye, . e Ao it veek. ; the setti v chorus | Santdens, yeay I dacene JAter | Crandall's Metropolitan Theater next | o io0F Jeastiom, foremost among di- Lytell has the role Steel Vaults, $85 tor, irrison’s special features S drbeitiiad s A ey e hel'| week in the First National production, | i ters, I =ald t0 have made w dra nt and adventy English WOE: by, ; addition to the burlesque HpiTedit T untry she de- b ifled,” adapted from the novel s of this story of u|gentleman who almost wrecks his for: Ambulances, $4 e daien s nhies were staged | In addition io_the burlcsqu e L Mra, Wil | lighted capucity houses at theaters in | MSReGl, SOEP! oy hatore, It 1| FOUER ter Eihr ving woranipn | oA WHO alincet r ke ki » by Sammy L n augmented or-[tions, inc , Monday h ) wert: Burveau, 1300 G| New York, Chlcago, Boston, Philadel- | Y o i y s daughter as a princess in make- | 4 e z 1 : 't esday night, a sur el 2 claimed, has this charming actress b : ce- | and the supporting cast include chestra will be sted by William | € e ieadhy e e t northwest phia, Washington and Baltimore. had 8o interesting. so true) to life and | Peueve, and who, when the girl goed|ian Niror. Pavistts Ben W.W. Chambers Co. . formerly with George White's| ¥ s, astray in an eff miaiia] o e ’ per is the granddaughter | human nature, or so dramatic a 2 BURTON HOLMES SUNDAY. Dan, famous in’ the [vehicle, as this film play of a working | frts from Burton Holmes will give the first of istic world as the editor of the | girl who yearned for the luxuries| rom the real i s beautifully illustrated travel lec-| New York Sun, and she herself is the | that come with millions. And then ”n':;{'m lapse that gi Lon Theater Sun- ' quthor of the various sketches pre- when she might have had them, she|CHaNey an opartunity to do some of 1 Sun-y sented by her. Without the ald of [didn't want them after all his sub e is enabled | The story is such that during sev Wt men, id on Friday ni ven an opportunil to save her par.|Chadwick, Cha Delahe: Salbhann, Fan Gredssy e s The Brown Stone Funeral Home Cliftora .I Cor. Chapin & 14th N.W. 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