Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1925, Page 21

THE MAN WHO WRITES THE JINGLES FOrR CHRISTMAS CARPS Holmes' Last Lecture. Burton Holmes closed his season the National Theater yesterday 12 with a travelogue | riptive of A the Great™— cealing for the first time here the Jungle-buried city of Cambodia, which hie deseribed and pictured roud ed by the living muntle of a tropic Asian forest a dead metropolis which has lain for centuries in grandeur in- visible, in splendor unsuspected, in mystery inviolate, in isolation abso- lute. With an openi China and glimp: vou meet abos made a lent WisHES zkor cruise toward Indo- | “the funny folk | ship,” arrival is “the Paris of the | ntinental pals > ope a display of Indo-Chi- | nese crowds on their way to mass at | the Catholic cathedr: rhe French volutionized Indo- | and after ideul | cruisi Mekong River = ferry into the Kingdom of here Budda still reigns realism is given to the st lite of Promenh, the rova in S) by duto nbodia, a motion HE Any Old Job Looks Better to Me Than Mine. WELL, HERE GOES foR TH OLD HOKUM — COSTLIER CARDS THERE ARE MAMY BOTHEARTIER NOT 50 Goor, T SOME OMNE WiILL FALL FORNT OLD SAMNTA N A CERTAIN DAY L.fi BUT ONCE EACH YEAR 15 SEEN ', COomE S To HELP GOaD FoLk.s T© KEEP HEARTS WARM ANMD MEMOERY GREEN THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. L, MONDAY, D ‘EMBER 21. 1925. 1 rapid action and funny that creates a continuous laughter, and Cuby and Smith in burlesque balancing athletic turn and | Kluting's animals with the house film attractions complete the Christmas —BY WEBSTER. REMEMBRANCE 15 My REASON FOR THIS DIESSAGE OF GOOD CHEER, AT THE HAPPY YULETIOE SEASONe AND FOR ALLTHE CoMING YEAR- § e EARLE—"The Ancient Highway.” The main attraction this week at the Earle is Paramount's spectaculir pleturization of James Oliver Cur- wood’s “The Ancient Highway,” fea- turing Jack olt and Billie Dove. Supported by a fine cast, these two well known stars present the story of a lumber king, who, by debasing theorles, obtains tremendous wealth. Fventually his schemes are pene- trated by a revengeful son, who fights for the love of a girl and the fortune which is justly due him. The:Cana- | dian setting adds greatly to the im-| pressiveness of this production and reflects the glory of the Great Far North. | In addition, the footlight offerings | are various in quality v. | i - A Gardiner’s pedigreed bulldog: | - pecially interesting for their amazing | intelligence. Tommy _Reilly, Joe Quinn, Louise Binde: 1 R Elizabeth Murray do their s songs, jokes and dancing Clifford and Marion in “Broadeast foT Anty . “THOLGH BUY A SINGLE LINE ™NO WISH SAYS MORE THAMN MINE ¢ Cambodia. A visit is made reat temple with its solid the golden Buddhi of th and the archaic but alluring a “dancing wives of old King yatb. In the pk of the King. cver, there is a gilded monarch on a solden throne. Crossi rry—this time by man-power—the Holmes party entered into the unknown and throu sub merged forest where ¢ nt wis ziven of Ang nd the This irious lodging in the wildernes: skor Vat o - w » world's 1 is an 10 be utterly The stupendot ed reveals ured ered courts uatar and the “steecpest of only an athlete which a Cam \ed and descended n. interesting realiza n of a li hat had its supremuacy housands of years back and of which we know nothing today. e | e FLEA S€ BRIGH S foot-print of elestial houris 1l stairways,” whic t conquer, an elephant ¢ — tful enriched by aid its second visit Poli's last night. \dy, beauty > first visit a with apparently just as much interest on the part of the audience, to a large part of which apparently, it was no strange < Standards in “Rose the C: with just «nd com year ago, and WHEN CHRISTMAS BELLS ARE RINGING THEIR MESSAGE SWEET AND TRUE, THIMIS. OF DIE AS WISHING (T <« MERRY DAYS FOR YoU s ing Joy and Laughter” command at tention by their witty and extensive vocabulary of comed, Completing ment is the “F aturing Bob F f * was ren- | ellence by nist. L ot from ‘L dered with appealing e Alexander Arons, concert o STRAND—Loew’s Wild Animal Show. | | Loew's Wild Animal Show, a com-| plete onering circus, with big-top- | ena attractions, is the feature at the | Strand Theater this week Large, viclous-looking animals, roar- | == N— | e ing lions, leaping tigers, trained leop L) 2 clowns, bareback snake | % = - acrobats, ained dog | AMNOTHE & PAY'S GRIMND 1S OVER, TrHAar i 2 ma ors . | HEAVEN! IF | DON'T GET INTO S0ME CTHER- | Ha pens the performance ! 1{ Ling PRETTY S0OM 1'M GOING To WIND UP 1y putting his wild animals througl || A PADDED CELL! GUESS I'LL SO LP T ariety of stunt He also sho PIKES AN SIT INTH STUD GAME earlessness by going into a lar e cage with five lions and 1 ] leopards and a tiger. The beasts | mas THOSE BURGLARS A | ToPAY i well trained to the crack of their { CAN CLEAM 's whip. _eon, queen of the saw- | | dust ring, gives a marvelous exhibi-| tion of bureback rid The skill of | the equestrienne thrilled the aundience. Lill Several Standard Models s $15,°$25, $35 Just the ;ift for the % Harry C. Grove, Inc., ! ablished has acters have been e long runs ever seen and heard it s louse right before their ey Vanishing Hol to all who ' performances in a m manner by coupling mime with tt s merrily to the | Lox offic is presented sre pleasing briet rin . that wa ani, found | leading Desires ole, for heen c: fans, o} or singing which Dorothy See; To veterun “I Marie’ Lllinger is ideally s at the and “Queen of delightful act. | additional _scenes afford nd mystifying moments under the direction of Inez Blackstone tops off the pro- | | gram. | is no comedy s and plays. ightful “Indian Love Call” her best of the evening, was handled with all the finesse of the noted Rose Maries of the past. But one of last year's cast is pres ent now, CI s Meakins, w functions pleasar - Harry Koleb tak “*Hard-boiled Herman it excellently; Bes Jane, the hovdenish person: S is Jim Kenyon amd too muc veteran 1w al play tenor introduction. BELASCO—Thurston. Thurston, the expo! ous illusions extraordina his second £ z ter last evening to a well-illec whose apprec n of the Jine of “Th " skill in ment was T < best evidenc the studied ress. Thurston’s presence in the Cap! at the Yuletide season is a h event. With so. many. of the youn generation home for the holiday dbrings an entrar ment, interesting old, and a glance last night reveale famille, who | Matinee | Mode.” ¥ KEITH'S—Brooke Johns & Co. Billed as the “Yankee Prince” - | Brooke Johns is heading a good bill | at Keith's this week. Johns it a | talented Washington boy and -has | 4 1 big favorite with the itrons of the cabarets, which musy ve been deserted last night, for the large audience showed many follow- | the jazz dances, and they | ooped things up for Brooke. He arries an excellent orchestra in the | | Oklahoma Collegians, with dainty | Goodee Montgomery, a daughter of the- late Dave Montgomery of the | old team of Montgomery and Stone. Juzz is played with all its variations and Johns sings several of the est songs, while Miss Montgome | adds pep «nd grace with her dancing, | j which stamps her as one of the best in vaudeville. A dozen curtain calls | and two curtain speeches folowed the act Down near the end of is an tertainer by | of Will Mahoney, who is to save the dreariest bill fro t THe 1doubtedly one of best monologists and comedians | fore the public wonderful with a penetrating veice, and his stock of jokes are all new and laugh provoking. The audience kept him { going so long that to regain breath | ! he stretched out on the stage and with his arm under his head con- | Leets Galla role and doe Xk to entert: alike to yvoung the m over b nd when tres th the ved by Magician Thurston it becomes a. rare and charming bit of theater entertainment is be- heer, | WASHINGTO! 7(‘I)ITOIKI UM— Blackstone. Harry Blackstone, the magician, who Is “‘conjuring’” at the Washin, ton Auditorium this week, offers a program something. difterent to the usual run of necromantic exhibitions. Unllke many magicians, he does not zlve a lecture with each trick, but he puts his talkk over in clever joke form. The audience last night was kept laughing pract the whole evening by his witty remarks. This, howsver, does not in any way de- tract from the interest in his trick many of which are familiar to the: tergoers, and a great many new ones of his own creati Probably the most bewildering is one that he “Spiritualistic Phe- nomena.” in which he allows sevéral men from the audience to securel te his hands behind him with strong rope and very mysteriously ! Nows the time \} E,’ Today—sit down toasavory, hot, \/V/ glowing plateful of Campbell’s A Tomato Soup! It will refresh you, invigorate you, delight your taste! Such delicious flavor! TIGER 2" BETTER A. G. 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