Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1925, Page 34

32 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTOX, D. €, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2 4‘!"[0. is brought to a ‘happy conclu : 5 . = = : : | Sion hy"an outbreak of revolution: “VWW % V - AMUSEMENTS ||T=ticermpoay \ = | as well as romantic wpisodes. It con- cerns a young Knglish duke who is { commissioned to represent his king | f® D : : SR P 5 . S lat a minor European court at a wed- ’ NATIONAL—Nance O'Neil. | “ROMEQ AND JULPET"—Tuesday. | qing ‘of -the ruler and a. beautiful An unustial treat ix promised local | The postponed performance of | Northern princess. The duke promptly | & [ drama enthusiasts néxt Monday night, | “Romeo and Juliet” by the Washing: Are - positey 5 e | falls in love with the princess. & 2 i ca. | ton Opera Company. under the super- | volt that costs the roval bridegroom when Nance O'Neil comes to the Na < 3 v 3 | - B an eilsedme o vision of General Director Kdouard| his life, permits the voung duke to |8 $ STORE' tonal Theater in “Stronger Than | ilbion, will be & next Tuesday | rescue the girl and spirit her back to | Men! Here It Is, Right on Time for Gift Buyers—— nual S llk S hll/t SOlle Better Values Than Ever — High-Grade Silk Shirts Positively Worth $7, $8 and $9 Zon. | (oA change in the cast is announced | topiay attraction i the Rialto. next Its scenes are laid in modern France | 07 the part of Friar Laurence. which | weeR. i3 a zripping story ihased on| Extraordinary Opportunity to Select ‘‘His’’ Gift —at Remarkable Savings! and Miss O'Neil portrays the role of to have heen sxung by Charles | Charles G wernon's novel, Titans.” a mother whose heart is divided be. owbridge Tittmann. Washington | John Strong. the vole plaved by tween love tor her own son and her 'Pera hasso, who has left the city on ) ia a forceful man, pow duty toward her dead husband's nat- |2 0 t tour and will not be back in | erfy ¥ . as well as mentally, ural ch Dowerfal scene follows | time for the opera. His place will he 1" hrooke ohstaeles. N taken by Sigurd Nilsson, for s i nd arro; . he strode | De Reszke P 3 v b hie fishing v i familiar with the role plloted his Tuliet will be sung by Thalia amack | through calm and O’'Neil hasx | Sabanieva. Metropolitan Opera prima o Then into his life came the! gathered ny of excellent play- | donma. wife of Samassoud. and well | vellow-haired Circe from the mainland. er, inci h Forbes, Kathe known to Washington audiénces, Who betraved him and blinded him} rine Grey r Harriman, Beres | Ralph Errolle. a tenor. alse of the | to the qualities of the splendid woman | ford Lovett. Zola Talma, Frederick | Metropo is listed to sing Romeo. | Who vearned to be his mate Perry and Vincent Sternroyd ks 1l sing Mercutio. The supporting ecast includes \|nn | E who hegan her Romano (Mrs. Loun Tellegen). Ruth| Janis. | city. will take Clifford. Ray Hallor, Je ne the hill at = N AN0. Lionel Beimore, Gertrude S eel i ued for November %0, the Emmett King when she i e gr di fch the opera was first | ooy o - heen asse i the hanner | The hox office. In located at the, SO0 potent has proved the drawing “Typical | Jordan Piane Co.. Thirteenth and G | Power of Mae Murray’s latest photo- i West. known |Streets. and reservations may also he | Play sensation, “The Merry Widow +iel.e wil made at the Victrola department of | (hat its continuance for a fourth | Woodward & Lo week has heen announced at Loe Columbia Theater, starting with n | METROPOLIT, New Com. | Sunday. Fasily one of the notable mandmen pictures of the current season, it . First National's version of (‘ol, Fred.| bresents Miss Murray in dramatic | nd Haves will | erick Palmer's storv. “Invisible | moods quite unusval, in addition to | and Da Wounds,” entitled “The New (om.|its outstanding beauty in other re mandment will he the attraction at @ spects. It will he accompanied by A‘ d by Jack Crandall’s Metropolitan Theater next [ musical score and other attractions. ‘ In addition. a nevel musical number will be offered by several of | TIVOLI—"Californin Straizht Ahead.” the Crandall Saturday Nighters, whose | Reginald Denny will be seen at C'ran radio entertainment is given every | dall's Tivoli Theater the first two| Saturday eveninz. It will consume | days of next week. heginning Sunday.| about 20 minutes. with solo and con.|in “California Straight ihead.” a certed numbers, story of motor ecars racing and «ther The New Commandment.” accord. diverting Impedimenta, in which im {ing to the developments in the pic. [ poriant roles are played by Gertiude will headline | fUre. is. “Thou shalt not doubt.”” Dur ’«‘-lm«um Tom Wilscr, Cha Theater next | INE the action of the love story it is|rard and John Steppling: “O h for her hy | unfolded why mistrust is .dznumm\ Hal Roach's “Mary WhIdh: e ‘rhmom in human lives. The ..,,",,,‘M' * and other ghort filns mn also o characters are playved by Blanche | n ‘-,,w,’ (‘."m;: § Ben ILyon. Holbrook an‘ sda and Wednesday The f vouth. F Effie Shannon. Dorothy Cummings | es.” together with {and Pedro de Cordoha ' ind Noses Those who will take part in the Sat e Pa e Revien . thll~|]3 #nd urday Nighters' offerings include Siz- Frids Anna Q..Nilsson. Ben Lyon. ideville hill are mund Ziebel. Alexander Podnos, George ' Viola Dana. Hobart Bosworth and that Vrmuh Benedict. Roy Laing. Michaux Crump. McLaglen in v ang | Kate Smith, Dorothy Wilson Halbach. | film version of Rex | Nate Lewis, Preston Shelly and Sig, the Klondike and | Newman. Mr. Rell will announce as: “\Winds of Chance for the radfo. ¥Fable and “Topies of e . urday, Matt Moore and Dorathv A Loht PALACE—"The Only 7T vore in “How Baxter Butted In = . comedy-drama her with a and as| “The Only Thing." 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