Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1926, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1926. 23 SR ——— Comedy and Pathe News; Tuesday, |Lights,” comedy: Saturday return en-|edy, amateur night: Wednesday, TAKOMA. Thursday, Lewls Stone in John in “Fire Away” and News Reel; " Henry B. Walthall and Ruth Roland (gagement of Douglas Fairbanks in|Glorla Swanson in “Stage Struck,”| Sunday and Monday, Richard Dix | Fools Men." and comedy; Friday, Ben | Tuesday, Ben Lyons in “The Pace A S E M E N , I . S in_“Dollar Down,” also Sepnett Com- | “Don Q" comedy, “Scarlet Streak,” [comedy, “Pay the Cashier”; Thurs:|in “Womanhandled.” Pathe News|Lyon in “The Pace That Thrills.” and | That Thrills” and comedy, “The Sky edy; Wednesday, Edmund Lowe in|No. 4, at matinee. day, George O'Brien in “Thank You,” and Larry Semon Comedy. Continu-|Charlie Chase in “The Uneasy Three"; | Jumper; Wednesday. Adoiph Menjou “The Fool,” also Earl Foxe in a Van e e comedy, “Mummy Love": FridaY.|ous Sunday from 3 pmm., matinee Jack Hoxle in “The White |in “The King on Main Street” and Bibber comedy; Thursday, Richard . Edmund Lowe and Alma Rubens in | Monday at 3:30; Tuesday, Corinne Our Gang” In *“Boys Will |Jimmy Adams in “Be Careful”; Thurs- AVEUE G g Dix in “Womanhandled,” also com- Sunday and Monday, Lon Chaney, |“The Winding Stair,” comedy; Satur-|Grifith in “Infs n,” ) 3 and ““The Scarlet Streak,” [day, Evelyn Brent in “Midnight Mol- EUE GRAND. edy and Pathe News; Friday, | Renee Adoree and Owen Moore in |day, Jack Hoxle in T i Bl ¢ " Sunday and Monday, Claire Wind: 2queline Lo d George O'Brien | “T iRl Y, Jack Hoxle In ‘ahe Roaring Ad-|ard Talmadge in “The Prince of : . o L the concert are privileged to remain | in *“Danc A a; aire Windsor | Jacqueline Logan and George rien 'he Blackbird, ‘Adventures of | venture,” “The Scarlet Streak,” No. 3,| Pep”; Wednesday and Thursday, ," episode 7 e e o ounmea | o, amoe RGN Y in “Thank You,” also comedy; Satur- [ Mazie,” comedy and Park News|“Our Gang” comedy, “Official OM:|Idmund Lowe and Alma Rubens in CAROLINA. he Green Archer” and comedy ) ces. " The | aneaday. Alice Joyce in -Man. 1. ity,” also topics and | est Stanley in “Ermine and Rhine- e Yonow i ; | P e ongl the Wind,” episode 9 of “The Scar ~"x-r“l|:‘;‘ il‘:"x’kv\\\(:::lw'l the | nequin,” and B Hamilton in | fables. stones,” Educational Comedy, Pathe SAVOY. E‘:ks,""fln::g‘:;‘,‘g ATl ot e Eat ‘D&.::::d, zfi':fifi"vv""&nf"nfi"sm:.“y’ Streak'” Mdns"n o “””’le: sy ed””; ! EesEvRME HIPPRODROME, Sl R A BT LT vy, Claire Windsor in “Dance | Saturday, Jack Holt, Florence Vidor | Wednesday, “Thank You,” with | N PALACE—"Sea Horses." R S Matt| Sinday and Monday, Glorla Swan. Saturaay.”” saty ONell, - Witliam *6i Andlyi Cuniy 1o 'DYEE] (1St NOARIBGEY, I CRRMWERI Sitad) [ CCeRes O'EMCDR Juc quel e Kaesn CIRCLE. Tack Holt and Florence Vidor ap- | Moore in *T Fear o Eavle | gosijday, and Monday, Glorl S o | Haines ~and, “Ford | Bterltng in|mited”; Monday, Helene Chadwick and | ot sraises o o o A e | BT ety Eleanor | Sunday and Monday, Robert Frazer pear in the f s of Allan | Foxe in Wres Saturday, | topics and fables; Tuesday and Wed- | "Mike,” Park News KEvents and|clive Brook in “The Woman Hater,” |evening continuous from 5 p.m "7 | with. Monte Blue’y' Slu?gi‘ny‘ “B:lyo'w f’r"d rdlavm T oartel WesuC i v - Paramount of | Charles Ray in “Bright Lights,” Alice “Linian Rich in Seven Days,” | “Dinky Doodle in the Hunt| =0 00 T 0 ot . THOUENG® "with kil it T ha v 'ueaday, Jack Holt and Florence ¥ X 3 s serial, | Day in “Hotsy and “The v PatheNews: Thurs. | Saturday, last chapter of “Wild West" e X " sl = der dog. in Tin, the won- | Vidor in “The Enchanted Hill"; Wed. 9 e iday. Matt Moore In| With Jack Mulhall, and special chil- | Tuesday, “Lover's Lane,” comedy “In YORK. 5 R, nesday, Ben Lyon and Mary Astor ed In" also comedy; | dren’s plcture, “Aladdin and His Won- | the Air,” and Pathe Review; Wednes- a ‘ay Lamphler, “Miss PRINCESS. in “The Pace That Thrills"; Thurs. America,” in “The American Venus.” | Sunday and Monday, Ri SR At ety aanan and CHY Bowen 1n Do Stopis Mon. | «pnday and Monday, Richard Dix n | Milan's Jackle and Bobby Vernon in “Slippery Feet; | day, Charles Ray in “Bright Lights," ishing American,” Al Si Sea ater next week starting Sunday after: — o= noon i CHEVY CHASE. av. Raymond Griffith in |derful Lamp.* (Shows continuous on | o o ; The siore of “Sea Horses” centers | sunday and Monday. arle Wil | ‘Hands Up.” “Adventures of Mazle." | Saturday from 2 p.m.. Sunday 3 p.m.) day, Colleen Moore in “We Modern abont 2 charming English gitl who, | 1j and Clara Bow in “The Ancient |No. 10, and Pathe News, with her litile daughter, sets xail on her™: Asron's Mables WhaMNEws o | RAPHAEL. v. Jack Holt in “The Anclent |and Hal Roach's “A Punch in the = - = — An ocean freizhter for an obscure port | S Conrad Nagel and 5 HOME. | Sunday, Dorothy McKaill and Jack vi Neal Burns in “My| N ': Tuesday, Cecil B. de Mille's | 44 2 Y . on the east coast of Afr she | e W “Dance Madness’™: unday, Fay Lamphier, “*Miss Amer- | Mulhall in *Jo: Adyentures of o and “Screen Snapshots”; | “The Road to Yesterday,” and Aesop hopes to join the romantle and | Helen and Comedy. ~All |ica,” in “The American Venus," and | Mazie,” No. 10, and Aesop Fable; Mon- . Charles Ray in “Bright | Fable; Wednesday, Betty Compson in . who has deserted her a year after | Aboard": Wedn and Thursday, | Aesop Fable: Monday, Corinne Grif- |day, “The Ancient Mariner,” Larry comedy and “Hodge Podge"; | “The Palace of Pleasure,” and “Helen Y our WO Best Friends their m . Her presence on board | Gloria wanson in “Stage Struc fith in “Classified,” d Glenn Tryon |Semon in “Solid Concrete'’; Tuesday, v, Monte Blue in “Hogan's a_“d ‘Warren” comed 3 the ship an electrifving effect on | Clyde Cook. “Moonlight and Noses,” | in “Flaming Flappers”: Tuesday, Bet- [ Richard Dix and Esther Ralston in ¢, Billy Dooley in “A Goofy Gob" s = - the officers and crew. The burly mate [news events: Friday, Jack Holt and | tv Compson in “The Palace of Pleas: | “Womanhandled,” Fox Ne G are— and vouthful third officer come to|Ilorence Vidor, *The Enchanted and comedy; Wednesday, Conrad hlows over her while even the cap- [ Hill": Hal Reach Comedy, “The Only | Nagel and Claire Windsor in “Dance ’ tain finds himself yvielded to her |Son™: Fifth Chapter, “Ac S ;| Madness” and comedy: Thursday. o ave one r | Saturday, Percy Marmont and Sh acqueline Logan in “Wages for our tains its climax o ley Mason. “Lord Jim": Universal | Wives.” and Walter Hiers in “Weak N : at Panda. mle- .\l|~‘4'unu~|,\. Love Mv Dog.” | But Willing"”: Friday, Norman Kerry & ‘l’"f flies. from most n port. where ~he is horrified — and Patsy Ruth Miller in “Lorraine people—usually s = to discover that her hushand has he DUMBARTON. |of the Lions,” and Al St. John in ]P‘f Lt m‘:il-‘.t i L B e L S L G come a razged. drunken beach-comber. | Sunday, Conrad cel and Claire | "Tive Cowards Saturday, | d 1t most—an ;;’“ m‘"‘ :“lld‘ em—the _slightest who awakes from @ stupor to dvive he | ! el . “Mon. | Marmont in “Lord Jim,” S the best way to halt its s s woman and child into the ju day, Swuns in “iStage |{ReIny ‘Kulght,” idnd flight is to learn thriit, |}! oo Clians Behwm bt e B as a tropical storm breaks i Struc) sday. Lon Chaney, | Archer.” No. 9. ave W : i e LEADER. 0 s ) yin your Wednesday and -da S TIVOLI—"“The Gold Rush, e d y an Saturday and__ Sunday. Douglas | a6 b ; R v and Frane The i lkves Musletonre Hat bills, and still you will “harlte Chaplin ix announced for | X ; t i e D ot wecicay Biday (K brance i) k de”: | omedy and chapter. play: Tue be in style, because work is Y k B 2 C ot 4 ay and ednesday. *The nding by Crandall's Tivoli Theater in his lat-| Noah 3 : e e A done by real practical hat- SUST T b R e Ty Nk esiin } Ruebens. Sunshine comedy and Fox ters here. R e it R ond whovar | 5 L News; Thursday and Friday. Jaque- itz e g 1 3 i Tempia 10 negotiate the Chilknot Pass MPIRE. five] Ebean: wnd ipzes cge SoE N i . Z. Sota Hat Mfg. & Hat Hospital and ntherwise keep pace with the ruz- ¢ and Monday. Conrad Nagel | e, ' ; and snow in the hope of fix * and comedy: Tuesday, William OLYMPIC. [ 1826 14th St. NW. 708 7th Street and 3123 riches. The supplementars art \-]lt'oun)ta""“ ind"'l‘he Man From God's| = Sunday, “Flaming Waters” with TR tfons will include an Aesop Fable an ry” and comedy: Wednesday | Malcolm McGregor, Pauline Garon R . the Pathe Review {and Thursday. Ralph Lewis in “One [and Mary Carr. comedy. news; Mon- 2 7 zL . . ednesdav will be |of the Bravest” and comedy: Friday, |day, “The Enchanted Hill" featuring : e zed fronticrsmen who batils ihe ice and Claire Windsor in “Dance Mad- shawn s $30.000 prize mond in vrier Jack Holt. Florence Vidor and Noah atory, "\ " Alice Joyee, | T “Adventures of Mazie,” No. v, comedy: Tuesday, Rudolph Warner Baxter, Dolores Costello and av, Fred Thompson in “The | Schildkraut in “His People.” comedy, | el plpua Eeilton : comedy and Interna. | showing 1 and § pm: Wednesday,| You'l laugh! Lift off hard corns.| just lift that old. hothersome corn Tamed s of 8 News Saturday, matinee, | “The Midn ‘lyer’ featuring Cul- g 5 [ 4 & ; L bl st B b e DlORlEL Elyer ) Cemring Oy | ott ‘carns, ‘corns between the toes right off with your fingers. It works Rlanche Sweet, Lois Wilson, Dorothy comedy: Thursday, “The Puce That 1 £ " doesn’t urt a bit! i like a_charm, every time. 5 E Sam Hardy U Diana Thrills® with Ben Lyvon and Mary | Seemsmagic! Just drop “Freezone A tiny bottle of “Freezonc” costs First ational's “Blue- Sunday and Monday, Rudolph Val. | Astor, news: Fridav, Charles Ray |On any tender, touchy corn. Instant-|only a few cents at any drug store. tozether with [entino in “Cobra,” also Mack Sennett and Pauline Starke in “Bright |ly it stops aching; then shortly you|Try lty Sap,” starring Billy Dooley: | Saturday Paramount’s version Joseph Conrad's story. “Lerd Jim," | With Percy Marmont, Shirley Mason. Noah Beery and Raymond Hatton, also a comedy and the first install- | ment of “Casey of the Coast Guard.” 'oo Much Money. Stone and Anna Q. Nils mon, supported by Robert Cain. Ann Brody and Edward Elkas. will be seen in the leading roles of First Nation- al's version of Israel Zangwill's com- . *“Too Much Money.” at Crandall's Ambassador Theater the first three days of next week, beginning Sunday affernoon. The story is of an ultr: rich voung man who sings awa his entire fortune in order to win his wife back from the foolish social ex- | ¢ cesses. A new Aesop Fable. other 4 short reels and pipe organ accompani- ment and solo interludes will complete the bill. Wednesdav, Fav Lamphler, the “Miss America” of last season’s At- i lantle City beauty pageant. in “The - American Venus,” a lively comedy- PE’CIALI ES V drama based on the rivalry of two o l: heauty cream manufacturers. with a cast including Esther Ralston. Ford Sterling, Edna_May Oliver, W. T Renda. 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