Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1926, Page 19

MARCH 1, 1926. John Risca, played by Elliot Dex- ter, one her loyal friends, who in at- |4 TIVOLI—“Lady Windermere's Fan.” is cladmed to be ome of the Crandall’s Ambas- and probably will be enjoyed by any the first three days is the attraction at one who cares to be amused. sador Theater Philbin stands out as about ARNOLD BUYS BUS LINES IN VIRGINIA l AMUSEMENTS | (Continued from Eighteenth Page.) including Charlie Murray as Dennis Ings of the prophet of the Lord. After the memorable fall of Babylon he re- turns to the home of his father and the story fades out with the rejoicifng Mary The story of “Behind the Front”|nine-tenths of the program at the deals with the experiences of a de- tective and a pickpocket brought to-| © Agapted from the novel by Willlam gether by e singular trick of fate.(J. u&f‘ The detective lures his man into the|In presence of a delightful young maiden, Rialto this week, where she plays a d role in “Stella Maris.” the story 1s somewhat lack- in smoothness and continuity for the screen, giving evidence of much value lost’ in the condensation, but Unity Blake. tempting to fill Stella’s idle invalld hours with fanciful imaginings falls in love with her, while his worthless unfaithful wife is serving a prison term for torturing their servant, The wife returns to afflict them all, but is killed by Unity Blake, who also is sacrificed, on the successfully to the screen by Ernst Lubitsch, and this ilm version of the Oscar Wil play, opened yesterday at which Crandall's Tivoll Theater and con. |Plete the program. of the week. “Irene” is an adaptation of the musical comedy lueeev-‘. and displays one of the most brilliant bits transfer of “Lady Windermere's Fan" | of color work ever done for the screen —the fashion revue that marks the lde | climax of the picture. A short-reel ploture and pipe organ music com- O'Dare, Irene's ‘er-do- who induces them to drop their other ODare Irenes nwrdomel daddy|G1° B sl U rosenl | S Sty Ui 2. e | int of Moy ENILE, B8 b e 0 R SESE [0T e | i o mscing pirine f e Former Head of W. R. T. CON-| 1t soeemt contain cough. medietne, | on & tremendous scale, with harmony |*E15e S4¢ (he fu feling,, o g | owna %, cabtie by the sea, and as|friend, who has proved loyal [ can be translaied into action if & mas- Kate Price is typical as Irene's hard- [8s the keynote. Even the subtitles | ;- sleepless days and nights, its ex- Unity Blake, the orphan household | throughout, 51“,, ‘Windermere's Fan" has prob- | romance, is at C!r’uuh.l?‘l Central The- = siders Merging of Cherrydale working mother of ample proportions are in the English of the Bible. The cast throughout is excellent and in- perience with the innkeeper’s daugh- drudge, leaves nothing to be desired. Her make-up and disguise as the “Jolly Robbers” is the overture by the Rialto Orchestra under the baton ably & near perfect cast, with Irene|ater the first two days of this week. and voluable tongue. ter in France and innumerable other M star, supported O o o e 1 more imagina- | cludes Willlam Collter, Jr., Tyrone |20, B reqR O, e negligible | household drudge, in love with her of Mischa Guterson. Hazel Bowman, | Rich as a Mrs. Everlyne. onte Blue is the star, by . ywer, Kal jams, Katl h This dramatic story of a charming|Dorothy Devore, Roche, Carl and Clarendon ROULES. | i than mrotapior but the produetion | Power, Katniyn Williams, *Kathryn | [5G0, 16 tesgted W0 00 706 Sl | master and desiring only to serve | songstress, and ‘Chappy and Libby | T8 Gramanis 0% fecretions and | Stockdale and Chatlos Conleine % Purchase of the Cherrydale and Clar- as @ whole is so wholesome and en- tertaining that the question of its probability is of only secondary im- Hills, Wallace Beery and Ernest Tor- rence. Supplemental features, quite unnec- essary, include an Al St. John comedy good entertainment, though undoubt- edly of a kind not destined to be rated t. great. “Our Gang in the Movies,” the him, is equaled only by her excellent portrayal of the wry torture which this poor soul with its abject in- attractions. Kay, Charleston experts, are stage The film embellishments to the program include a news reel which shows opening of the Jewish magnificent sacrifice for her daughter 1s supplemented by an Aesop Fable,[in “The Love Bug,” short subjects and mrlf:. organ music |pipe organ music complete the bill. A two-reel laughmaker, “Our Gang” an excellent portance. feriority complex suffered. Her face endon bus lines by Leon Arnold, for-| = Incidental music from the musical |@nd the International Newl.d The | O e I e o ot Haws| 18 w{”,y ,?mnmm ‘as that of | Community Center in Washington, [by Otto F. Beck a V. Clarke. g e mer president of the Washington | show featuring “The Alice Biue mustcal score s appropriate and Con | oGS mplete: the ‘bill. - An excellent | Mary Philbin, who in the i 1o e o o bress AMBASSADOR—*Trene.” A man always finds himself tn the Fransit Co., wh s own” solo, a Pathe News reel show- ‘s Stella shines as the refulgent an Ty ngdon in a Quack doctor hands of a hard creditor when h Rapid Transit Co., who is considering overture by Gannon's Orchestra also|as Stella el comedy. Colleen Moore, as the star of “Irene,” | borrows trouble. ” plans for linking into one line busses now serving these two communities, Ballston and other nearby Virginia sec- tions, hav. orgetown as its termi- nus, was announced today Mr. Arnold also has purchased the Congressional Country slonal Library line and is making a study of the number of passengers car- ried by the line to determine if it would pay to p more busses in service there, he Applica ¥ de for opera- tion of the Virgi v Mr. Arnold who has organi shington, Maryland & Virginia_Coach Co., for the purpose, and the Virginia utilities commission is expected to hand down a|rain balls of as unforgettable as Bulwer |f decision th Asserti) into serv atest type of bus on the Virginia lines and to increase the number of busses in operation if the residents of the communities served will support him. Mr. Arnold sald there would be no increase in fares charged at the present time. More elaborte busses, however, he added, probably would mean higher fares. Routes of the Virginia lines will not be changed at the present, Mr. Arnold sald. Conferences over the proposed linking of the bus lines are being held with residents of the vari- ous communities, he said. Permission been granted for busses of the Congressional Country Club line to stop and take on pas- sengers In Maryland. Mr. Arnold said. More frequent trips to Battery Park and Leland are under consideration. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York, ARRIVED YESTERDAY. ort Limon, Feb. 19 _Havre, Feb. 17 DUE TODAY utfern merican Shipper. London, Fel ort_Victoria .Bermuda. Fe) oamo.. . ... .San Juan Fel DUE TOMORROW. B: remen. Feb. Antwe: rp. Feb. . Liverpool. Feb. DUE WEDNESDAY apland ... . .Gibraltar, T " Sourdonnaia Gnl:;rmx;mx.i_ b that sore, touchy corn or callus. In-|buys a tiny bottle at any drug store, oekhol henbu b, =1 OUTGOTY MERS. SAILING TODAY. a—Marsellles. . 12:00 M. 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In it one of the most overwhelming sights in screen history, the fall of the city of Babylon, ‘marvelously pictured, the crumbling of massive structures, the people fleeing destruc- tion and all bereath skies that fairly fire. It produces an effect Lytton’s last day of Pompell. “The Wanderer” is the Bible story of the prodigal son. It adheres strict- 1y to the spirit of the theme and very argely to the letter. It begins with a charming pastoral picture of the life of the family of Jesse, a patri- arch of Judah, and then centers at- tentfon on Jether, the younger son, who dreams of cities and of life, and succumbing to the fascination of the tales he has heard of them, he gives way to the call of adventure and leaves his father’'s house to follow the caravan of Tisha, priestess of the goddess Ishtar. Thence the scene shifts to Babylon, the city of wild dissipation, and there 1t is that Jether “‘walks with princes,” until, despolled of his riches, he is re- pudiated by his former friends. Only the love of the priestess Tisha holds despite the warn- Corns between Toes — Hard Corns, Soft Corns Doesn't hurt one bit! So easy, so simple. Drop a little “Freezone” on stantly it stops hurting, then shortly you lift that bothersome corn or callus HAS DONE THIS FAMILY A WORLD OF PALACE—"Behind the Front.” At last some one has arisen to dis- pute Sherman’s evaluation of war. After seelfig “Behind the Front” at Loew's Palace yesterday, one is con- vinced that either the general or the producer is wrong—but the plece is 50 mirthtul that no one cares which. “Behind the Front” isn't a war pic- ture done in @ big way. It's a war plcture, rather, done in @ hilarious way. By and large, it len’t a drain on the emotions. 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