Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1926, Page 60

4 AMUSEMENTS. photopl_azi This Week ___(Continued from farold Mc Box,” suppos Alice Calhoun he Pathe also Aeso Review:, LINCO Rudolph V ¢ will be pictu at the Linc er the first three davs of afternoon he weil Jso Cy stead Percy. sson Fer; \head,” s oad Third Page.) Man on the | Model il Pnts; rman Tuesdiy. Mary Philbin in “Fifth r and | Ma e and | Pola m Tom Mix Whisper,” Hal Roach chapter, “Perils of day, Edith Robert g Keys,” Minded Frid; comedy; Wild": and Ja Bird Naldi | n Thea- | “Th comex “Absent Mauzie CIR( Mo onty i e cludes > Olm Banks in Monday, T Banks in izhion esday, Tom rey in “Under t nd Friday. n Moc oheim's Juckie and n.m S pam.. 3 7 Mae Mus shn Gilbert er Widow Thursds and Kenneth Harlan Whirl”; Friday jo West™; Sat HOME Neil Mae Murray amilt wter and 1 People” and Avenue | eet | “Adventures of | “IKeep “Keep 1 Rich and | THE SUN Next Week's phomplays. PALACE—Richard Dix “Womanhandied.” METROPOLITAN — Dorothy Mackaill in RIALTO—Rudolph in “His Peaple.” TIVOLI—"The Vanishing American,” “W in sixth | Satur- | k Mulhall, | 2 A ‘ “The V nishing Ameri he ()M\ Hn.\g and i night,” { the Opera ; and “Sporting Lif " also Park News turday, Dougl Son of Zorro'; it chapter of Mulhall and children. (Satur- continuous from 2 | special surprise fo; !day and Sunday, jand 3 pm.) PRINCESNS. Today and tomorrow, Lon Chaney in The Phantom of the Opera” and rthur Chase in “Bad Boy': Tuesday 1 Wednesday, Pola Ne; “Flower nd Stone in . Bar- and 9:30 p.m Desmond in “‘Straight mon comedy and news Mary Pickford in “Lit- and comedy, Alarian Davies 3 1 tomorrow, Corlnne Griffit * comedy, Charles Puffy 411Hu Tuesday, Florence press Sande comedy No. |and Thursday. Coming final ¢ ic MARY PHILLIPS, A shining light in Marc Connelly’s “The Wisdom Tooth,” a ction. NE even for but, wealth adapts Pathe News. Continuous Sund m; 5 nolds Rl\d Dorot “hillips in “W t * come W mln»nla in 1 no nove of v film X Highw Apter (No Sanders 13) « wday, Buster Aesop’s Fable Adventures YORK Pre i ind News; tomo inee Monday at 3:30; Kea lay hy dy nd ries | the_wri in al hd & 4.-\|,,.A. The Wheel Meals” [ oman { writers Curiously entino s basis of a picture, have thought wright. i acteristic He ¢ {to Mrs DAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, l Comes in New Play Brings Pushkin to the after the having fallen in viously, “close-ups he nevertheless, literature - of itself er. Moscow as long ago as 1 longed to an anclent fam ing his younger years wus mirer of the works whose career he apparently strove to emulate. The Emperor Nichol kin the wittiest man at one time he banished to Sibei “An Ode to Libe came under a st influence Writings, to « large extent, are free of | that overwhelming gloom that is char of many of his cotem: came to his end in 1837 duel with his own brotherinlaw, a he | Vain and frivolous man, te It Pl nger of the meticulous steadily gone over into the ranks of screen dramati: Rudolph bring into the tolc classicist, Alexander Pushkin, both of “‘Boris Gollunoff” and of ** ‘which Valentino brin in \\'uh(nzlnn ‘oda,\ under the of “The Eagle.” l’ushktn himself, of (mn~<> has been enough, up to the lected with JANUARY 10, iims. | another of the great the world—Including Kipling—have _(Continued from TI lllness MacLeun loses the b 0,000 It has ntino, the great Ruu fan Vi bitious location trip ev the tern studio of Playe sky Corporat undertaken by Herby company that will n iristopher \Wren's French Fore Louis A. Sarecky, b for the umit, has sailed { will visit giers, O Tougourt, famous _opera Dubrov i s to the screen title a d T “long camera he left that cine After making 490 to the that Marceline i | Wampas Baby v the title role ir of Barhara Worth.” ( a | will direct “Dubrovsky" no one s of this author Pushkin w born in He b and dur. great ad t Lord Byron. | 9 | ernments has ‘been obta | Cruze in the filming of tled 1'ush- | 1, though | ot himself | work called | ushkin early | inglish literary result that his | n Ru earl at 3:00 ng th ora in e sed | tention *| Doug Travels Fast. M ‘\»RY KFORD completi for her trip to 1 orw 1926—PART 3. Filmograms. What is claimed to be the Seeking location sites . one Co-operation, of two European gov “Old Tronsides IRIA LT O Doors Open AMUSEN IENTS. for Paramount. Cr fwith his | cabled uze, who is wife, Betty French and A Pa ke At his dispo ird Page) | American } ., |is announced. hia |18 announce will his smile, eneflciary, Disabled veterans day in pictures studio in Holly 400 h: er fe: 1 Hatton Erian as a R buck pri v | Mar Beau Geste “nager | and Al A umiaue party ance at rseflle anchor A Joyce Hopkins' first starring The st: en tests, Prin as hostess ion announc of the 19 been signed The Winning harles Brabin Pauli a serie in Wallace Reld's will be “The | story by Norton & pr ined by James Compson Fill co-operate ing oduc " fr in Paris | cilla has | den, Italian { and John > placed much v Matt I the £ Armc their Adolph it | mount : than | d Cross work was given a in pict was given its pren came from Hollywoos d to G fon | car 11 Starting Today 9th at Gee N. W. EMORY JOHNSON’S , ED i"%@!\( RALPH LEWIS "here | WANLS to re \Warner | ernoon "hy In the greatest Fvery scene packed mendily to @ climax that will take your breath most reallstic fire scencs ever shown in a picture newspaper drama the screen hos ever known Wwith suspense—evers aituation building away. The whaeeln | Moore and ¢ | Majesty et | mie Anh Dor h Madge and Mar nd news e dad . doyble bill, Glenn Hunter Buddy's fe" and Tom Moore and Florence Vidor in “The of Spades. R opics: in “The Ramon Three'; in he Roach's Unholy Novarro na Hal Saturday, House torm Breaker™ ‘Laughing Ladies. TAKOMA. morrow, D. W the Sawdust™ Midship: “Between Peters in and Hal G Offers one of the most vivid and glamourous roles of her career as the mys- tery dancer of Montmar- tre, whose plan to despoil & wealthy marquis was “double-crossed” by Cu- pid! Her costumes alone will thrill you. With FRANCIS X. BUSHMAR LATEST SENNETT COMEDY--PATHE NEWSREEL PALACE MAQAZINE--TOM QANNON'S MUSIC WEEK STARTIS™G TODAY-—SUNDAY, JANUARY 1 LO EW’S PALACE THEATER Valentino's United Artists’ produotion. the famous cloa- ADDED HITS MERMAID COMEDY “ON EDGE” INTERNATIONAL NEWSREEL OVERTURE frst from “Du- by st thes n 10N, CHANEY THE OPER, PRlNCESS s CIRCLE =10 P CIIL LA DAL, NOAIL B A_THE_COM PARK THE.! m‘wj‘x‘_m.. HAPLIN E_MAN ON THE BOX." . 14th &1 {FQY PRE 1ADGE 1313 Wiscansin Ave. RICHARD RAR DOROTHY MAC LEAVE wM*%A.Ri@ MURBAY and oS i 1 ERRY Wihoty AR NEW AN"'ON f(l!&(‘ Sts. N E ntin. from 3 P.M MARION DAVI LIGHTS OF OLD BROADW Tal Park, D. C. lITAKOMA Tatoms C AP TOMOR. LEADER TH‘EATER 9th Near E 2B, w0 1L P, X HE MIDSHIPMAN" Larry Semon Comedy— “BAT’ G BREWSTER CRANDALL THEATERS Direction Stanley Co. of America CRANDALL'S [TIvoLI ark R4 Nw. M CRANDALL'S CENTEAL Oth Be D& THY REVIER al DIS in HARRY LA WHITE WING'S SPORTLIGHT, RANDALL'S QA\ OY'I‘IIF ATER and Columblia Ry M MATS. DAILY 2 P - TODAY AND 'rmmnm)wgn RT] SS_and DO 1 'm BEACTINL CITY. LLY DOOLEY in N Eoors Gon: CRANDALL'S ;3,-:0:,:» Theater RANDALL’S !0!"( ’I'HEATER yebec 81 LA B! AESOR B AR EPED E BELLAMY 1 ‘And HALROAC cmmu.'s Home Theater MO AE and JOH\ G ILBERT in MERRY. 9th lllld 0 ‘Rreel N.W, RAPHAEL eets LIGHTS OF 0D HROADWAT " Coieds and Ca : Y rtoon. ||LL«HI| { have been the found theljish thoroughbreds, T | turf, 5 [ IlIIH!IIIIIIIIIIIflIIIlIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIII!II!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIII|II||||| =TT CRANDALL'S. TIVOLI THEATER JIIIIIlIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll'llI|IIlllllllllllllfllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIlHIIIlllIIIIIIIlIlIIII UNDER THE DIRECTIO. =TT A New Buster Brown Comedy International News and Other Divertissements rhe House of Kecogmized Preeminenc CRANDALL'S METROPOLITAN F ST. AT TENTH—— Sunday—Doors Open 2:30 P. M. Daily, 10:30 A.M.to 11 P. M. D@ WEEK OF JAN. 10th "9 Firat LEON ERROL National Presents Flo Ziegfeld's Supported Most F by One of the Screen's Foremas, Supported by Jamea Rennie, Nita Naldi, Georor [§ farion Mu phy, > Tully Ma a Sterimo in a Tremendousiy Amusing Film Ver sion. Directed by Maurice Tourney of Hoiman New Novel Edna and Day's vs Comeds Comediennes an CLOTHES MAKE THE _PIRATE Colossal Tale of & Meek Little Boston Tailor Who Finally En- Make Him the Bloodthirsty and Terrorizing Experiences Nec the Mental and Physical Peer of His Shrew essary to ish Wife LAUGH MONTH'S BEST BET EMBROIDERY. JIMMIE ADAMS in ‘FAIR BUT FOOLISH’ Overture—*“JOLLY ROBBERS” (SUPPE) DANIEL BREESKIN CONDUCTING WASHINGTON'S FINEST ORCHESTRA Sunday, 3 to 11 P. M. emezmrewezwe eI 14TH ST. AND PARK RD. SUNDAY—MONDAY- LEATRICE_JOY Daily, 1:30 to 11 P. M. With an _Admirable Supporting Cast ¥ Cecil B. De Mille's Vivid Production of a Drama of Love and Luaury HELL’S HIGHROAD Comedy, “Strong for Love’—Aesop Fable—Pathe Review e e T Tues.-Wed.--WARNER BAXTER IN ‘THE BEST PEOPLE’ #Our Gang” in “Your Own Backyard’—Topics of the Day _ Thur -Fri—-ALL-STAR CAST-IN “STEPPIN’ OUT" Mack Benneit's “Over TAereabouts”—Soenio i R R e R Saturday—JACK HOLT IN “THE ANCIENT HIGHWAY" Neal Burns in “My Swedie” Scarlet Strea. 0. 2 odge Podge—*The = TN e enprtars troime Tnore o woerssmment] [N ginnt building crumbles to the ground —ON THE STAGE— “BROADCASTING” A Timely Travesty Introducing the Followine Ariiste DOROIHY "DAYE MANNY KING IDDIE (LARK. HOOKI RESLEDY. HoMFo GUARALDI AND 1HF PORTE GUESS ¢ Staged and Dirccted by MISCHA GUTERSON, Conductor RIALTO CONCERT ORCHESTRA Overture, “Blue Danube Waltz""—Strauss A AR AR AS OF THE STANLEY COMPANY OF AMERICA IIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIll!llllllIHIII!IIIIIIHH. RIS oRECTION g-m Py COMPANY OF AMERICA [ g rfOrmIaNCES n uous EARLE I THEATRE o W WEEK OF JAN. 10th “389 SPECTAL ENGAGEMFNT MEYER GOLDENS MASTERPIECES Interpreted dy Presenting Keith Popular Priced Vaude wiila of Su- perior Merit and Photo- plays of the w. A Beries of Gorgeously Spactacuiar Ea orfully 4 Group of Nine B EXTRA sodes Col isant Artists “The “The Saturday Nighters” Personality Girl” KATE SMITH Pulchritude, Poise of Ballads Syncopation Pep, PRER| Qccn $ and SRR | ADDED FRANK VAN HCVEN--“THE MAD MAGICIAN" BILL & GENEVIEVE--BARBER & JACKSON THE DIEHL SISTERS AND Mac DONALD ON THE SCREEN LEATRICE JOY Supported by Robart Ames and a Fine Cast dn a Mclodrama Frisco and the Tropics -THE WEDDING SONG CRANDA'J-' CRANDALL’S. 18th and Co!. Rd. SUN.-MON.-TUES LEON ERROL DOROTHY GISH And an Incomparabls Cast in CLOTHES MAKE THE PIRATE Aesop Fable, “Lighter air” WEBD.-THURS. LEATRICE JOY In Cecll B. De Mille’s Coiorfsi HELL'S HIGHROAD Mack Sennett’s “Butter Fingeri FRIDAY LON CHANEY With Norma Shearer in, TOWER OF LIES Ralph Groves in “Hurry, Dootor” Th; SATURDAY MONTE BLUE And Patsy Ruth Miller in HOGAN'S ALLEY ‘alter Hiers in “Hot Dopgic™ “The Green Archer.” No Than CENTRAL “—Ninth, Bet. D and E SUN.-MON. DOROTHY REVIER Cullen Landis and Notable Cast ENEMY OF MEN Harry Langdon in “The White Wing’s Bride"—8portlight TUES.-WED MARIE PREVOST Kenneth Harlan and a Cast of Stars in BOBBED HAIR Earle Foxe in “The Sky Jumper” THURS.-FRI. BUSTER KEATON Kathleen Myers and Eyes” in GO WEST Comedy. “The Babies'-—Lyman “Hodge Podge” “Broton e Bach- H. Juvenile clor’s Hows TR T SATURDAY SYD CHAPLIN David Butler, Alice Calhoun And_Preeminent Cast in Harold McGrath’s THE MAN ON THE BOX 1 Aesop Fable—Pathe I |Ill||lll||ll|lIIIlIIlllllllllllllllllllllli|IiIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIlIIIIIlIllllIIIHIIIlIlllIllllIIIIIIII||IIlllllllllIHllllllllIllIHIiIIlllllIllllllllllllllllllllhlIIIlIHIIIIIHIIIIHIHHHF;—