Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1926, Page 24

NATIONAL—Cyril Maude. shed Eng arly retire- 0 stage, which he h gruced for more than 40 years, now is making a tour of the princ pal cities to say good-bye to audiences on this side of the water. Charies Dillingham and A. H Woods have arranged for his appear ance at the National Theater next week for his final performances in ashington. He will be seen in | sese Charming People,” 2 comedy | Michael Arlen, author of “The 1n Hat.” one ol the most amusing plays Mr 1de has ever presented s als Arlen’s first origina ten with that delight edy and i tee associated with thi 1g People,” the play on’ with the hook of con cerned with the s people and was written b it abound furn WARDMAN PARK—"“Miss Lulu Bett Creager's Enter " Billy Wat Nit ORCIENTRA SDAY. wd to his look cludes Brahms' chard Str he Devil's Circus.” the beautiful yor will be pictured continental circus ife, “The Devil's Circus.” which will be shown at Loew's Columbia next week, starting Sunday afternoon. “The Devil's Circus” is the first American production of Benjamin Christlanson, whose film drama is mous throughout Europe and who was recently brought to America by Metro- 1dwyn, ¢ the screen pducer of “The Dex ui s author and adapte ma Sheaver, -Goldwyn n another stos Miss Shearer Lus ihie role o w gtk Sou’; Th nd | THE EVENINC _STAR. WASHINC 1926.' ’MUTT AND JEFF —Jeff Flashes a Bit of Rare Judgment. T'm bucky! BEING MARRIED || ARCUND InCome TAX TIMG HAs TS ADUANTAGES, BeLeue me! I Beucve I'M GETTING who flees on orphan home, seeking her GRAY mother, who is 2 member of a criminal Land. Her innocence appeals to a pick WORRVING pocket and he protects her until he is ABoLT My carried off to fail, leaving her at the | INCOME ercy of a lion tamer, whose fnamo-, is so infuriated that she plots to | iin the girl through a trapeze fall, METROPOLITAN— {Memory Lane,” the chief screen at- g at Crandall's Metropolitan beginning Sun- Eleanor Boardman and upported by William , Joun Steppling, Frankie Dar- ‘arley and Kate Price. An n will be Jaclk | Smith, “the pering baritone,” vopular Victor recording artist. In ddition a new rel Telen | " sel tropolitan Symphovy, und 1 Brees| “Memory Lane” is the romance of s and a girl. Thinking her- the one she loved, other, but always he wouid have been happie: had the cuse been reversed. 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Jazz Bride,” which om the apper Wife, ction at to the ewspaper serial, will be the fea- the Rialto next Monday, Fay Lanph rica”) in “The America nd Hal Roach’s “The Onl sd Mille 1d Aesop Fable; Thu: » de La Motte in comedy “Control Your: pshots™ i Patsy the Li in the Beatrice Burton ation of the prob De No; CAROLINE. and Monday, Che 1d Rush” s with Wedr “Waking Up “Kiss Me A Blue and Marie e Tower of Li an i Jackle Coogan in CHEVY CHASE. Monday, Lon Chaney wnd Tom Moore | > Fak and New Joyce hite Julienne Alvic | ford in Whit- | Thursd el Don, and Wednesday an Cecil | * e Road to Yester-| M A Kiss for ynson, also HIPPODROME. Sunday and Mond inderell -| comedy. 5 {and Wednesday, “Man Without a 4| Consicence,” with Willard Lewis and | | Irene Rich, also comedy and news; | ay ‘and Friday, “iridge of | with Dorothy Mackall Creighton Hale, also comedy; Sat- | urday, “Womanhandled,” with Rich- | ard Dix, also comedy and ne HOME. o B. De terday”; he I a Starvation Blues”; y Allison in “Wreckage" playlet, “All Aboard”: \Wednesday, Marguerite de La Motte in “Fifth and Lupino Lane in “Maid in Thursday, € n v | Sunday, C: Ioad to Y Moore in Cooke Mille" 1 i v Son'’; e Action Roach’s “A Punch in the Nose’ lay, William Russell and rr n “Big Pal” and “Our Gang” in od Cheer.” LEADER. The Leader T Dance Madne: le and Claire Windsor in a dance photoplay, in which some of o latest and most iting steps hown, two d aturday and h 3 together with short subje d Man,” a Gibson, i comedy of Spades ny in “Wher nedy, “Happ ment “Ad fourt Satur me American Ven rowned “Mis MPIRE Monday Black Bi Doug! A cast Williar ineiud Sho tion: num *Ad ir entures Richard Tilmac " eomed k ¢ “Topies of Ul Also. kiddle arday, Norman Ke lice Da and at the matin 3 saturd i Patton, also comed { bra,” with Rudolph and “Thunde ooped for Life. ‘alko comedy; Nagel, Boardman Halnes, Steppling Ford, Frankie Darrow, Dot Farley and K cast in First N Memory 1 “Beverl, im M. € “Up and & also comedy Big Stunt,” with Bi “Battling Brewste comed: with trick ho! also comedy Willtams 10, and Satur “ighting Through,” Bill speriences of two ye the same girl Wednesdiy Mad with Wir Dougl: Hoppe nd Mario with Mack Sennett's 1 s Friday, Ch Paulin 'S production Gang"” in | " and “'Sereer Mont Saturday 1te hn Golden under hickenfeed,” will I's Central Theaterth Xt week with a ¢ Logan, Pitts, David ind produced title of shownat ( first tw line asu Ma s based on the question of | {how much the wife should get of the | |family cash. 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