Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1925, Page 26

TIHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 1925. T T T h-.»..-,ml to be one of the big hits of | raphsodic idea of a lovliness beyond | Dolomites” for his travelogue for next | Donohue of the New York police force | spiracy on the part of a disgruntled | play, and appropriate Irish selection= the show last night. Dora Maugham |the gift of earth. Sunday afternoon and evening. | wins rity contest and a trip ve of the Fitzhughs. by the orchestra complete the bill. | dispenses some witty: afalogue in “The | In" visiting the “Holy Mountain of o, § nd rywhere young Dono- | is Wilson en: the role of - 8 es and Wwhile the | Varese’ salutation made to the : mistaken for Lord | ( . Lord Fitzhugh's sister, with| METROPOLITAN—“The Man on the j Turner Brothers have a novel comi 3 iuszko, and up to the “Irish Luck, 3 ion X ch, @ popular Dublin noble- | « stic Box.” tumblirg act C ol IF X re one would | Norman Venner's 3 3 I the | cellent suppor 4 OIS " " Wrongdoers,” an e liked to linger for the sunset fect ) I T s | tiful scenes ind Dublin T n on the Box,” which POLI'S—“Hello Lola. daneer. Miss Haynes, who Werprets | photoplay of New vork e Touching Like 1 z Meig S T oaw ‘ o larney, sc it 15 said, for the andall’s Metropolitan ves I Tarkington wrote “Sev- | ' d charmingly | jonel Barrymore, Arona. introduction s 3 o del h : . v story, including the | te little more than a good enteen” he evolved u theme that is | Era r pxception: 0D | \Cell, Henry Hull I itic bronze of $t. Charles Bor- | most deli = & g 0. Castle and picture. Syd Chaplin gives a perform eapable of any kind of treatment with ot * o | Henry Sadle Its < z ¥ ‘the 75-foot saint,” and then dom, and " . 3,000 pounds in the name of Fitz “h-ta ¢ “Blarney stone, ance that is in many respects superio more than ordinary succe: 4 fcellence Is “the mi dollar Jewel ve of expiation und the Old E - of the most pletur- | e realizes that he is in a strange | bined to make this newest offering of harlle’'s Aunt,” in which | ical versi ! prat g e’ wlden, daugh- | miracles.” esque productions of the s . predicament. This leads to Meighan one of which he justly may | Sta 1 glorfous come-Back not lone b cfadde al| The world f s o e 4 ago. Chaplin gets away with his and Ml v Ne < g e lesque of & maid in splendid fash mble form. Other| =~ A e Ma £ H as 1 o an B . = # ot P Although many liberties have be e June Brandt abeth | 5 e . : Army ken with the plot of the book b n Merloff. J g = St. Francis | sig «s. The i do : e Magazine, | Harold MacGrath hich the pi 3 3 ompson, | Bur os—"The Its . story s with| ) v, afte series of & Magazine, | ! tte and Naney ‘Thompson urton Holmes—“The Malian Lakes.”| 0, 0 IS0 8 o atel e the complications which arrive when | 4 t work and | (Continued on E id. Touring the Italian Lakes with Bur- | heauty of the scene below, and at the W ton Holmes provided ente 1 lio the speake ] " oolhouse ¥ provided the book ¢ di | creen travel for his audiences at the m 1 A. D. C ntriloquism is the | National Theater yesterday afternoon 2 Gardone to Mé t ce serfor A and last night . i /i \ i 12 s Al iplone cliff ase 3 nson and comps ing the cruise with a motor trip B ' < < \X M i tn 4 qund the Titlo”city ot o i o idded i tes con | The Largest i ( f 3 ngton when he 5% s 5 > e o £ - | tinued through the lemon-ro : S : o r and Lola Pratt 2 o A L E 1 3 s and | iviera and gave a comforting realiza: and Boys' 11 { — P These two, and their = 3 D = ] z + fact that the world ne Store in | h e folent Sl ks : ) vel Shortening e ¥ v 4 ¢ b ramount | ever gloric ) tonis as Washingto : £ rovide it. Williim de Mille's production “New | ¢1 : . i Eor et Brooms,” fllm { Frank _ P y 5/ the toplof th its Alpine back PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT SEVENTH | - : ov | : : L B iiatio ftram: iy S AN+ %+ 5% % v vasma! ( IV PTTTERS Y TR and Ma : = ! 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