BELASCO HOUSES NEW AVERY HOPWOOD FARCE NEXT WEEK Comedy She plans To Tell Columbia Offers List Harold Lloyd in One Of The Aces At Julia Dean Will Hopwood "Beautiful Dozen" Head Garrickers Comes to Belasco Why Men Leave . Valentino in New First Big Comedy Keith's Theater For Week's Run Home Spectacular Role Picked by Star at Belasco At Metropolitan Next Week In Swan Comedy a star whose AT the 8hubert-Bela»co Theater s Columbia theater graduating from the raaks DEAN, achievement* in next Sunday night. Wagen- afternoon will pre¬ Names Two Girls of those who devote their tal¬ dramatic Sunday Capital IN JULIAfamiliar to all hals and Kemper will make Loewsent for an extended engage¬ ents to film farce to the broad¬ Washington Neya McMein, famous artist, started the pastime of will come to the Oarrlek their first production of the new ment one of the moBt widely her¬ er field of feature-length serio¬ playgoers, picking the twelve moat beautiful women in America, she next to 1m4 the season when they Avery of recent "Blood WHEN comic production*, Harold Llojrl is Sunday nt|bt present alded pictures, launched something in which every devotee of feminine pul¬ Oarrlek Player* In the latest comedy, "Why and Sand," a screen adaptation of said to fulfill the promise of his popular Hopwood'a as an of Mark Swan's com¬ Men Leave Home." The produc¬ the novel and play by V. Blanco chritude appears ready to qualify expert picker. distinctive work ss a comedian. production "Her Own a tion will begin its New York en¬ Ibanez. The brilliant cast Includes Now comes Alan Dinehart, leading man of the new Selwyn pro¬ In "Grandma's Boy," his first five- edy drama, Money," in which she toured this coun¬ gagement at the Morocco Theater Kodolph Valentino, LUa Lee and duction, "The Exciters," with a baker's doxen of the women who reel comedy drama to be shown a*. play Immediately following Its presenta¬ Ntta Naldl. have attained prominence in the theater world, whom he labels "The Crandall's Metropolitan Theater try and Europe. tion here. Washlngtonlans will remember Twelve Most Beautiful Women Wholly of the Stage." Here they next week, Uoyd not only creates Mlee Dean recorded her first dis¬ The association of Wagenhals the appearance of Otis Skinner in are: sales of laughter, but demonstrates tinctive Stage success as leading .nd Keinper, as producers and the stage version of this famous Billie Burke, Martha Hedman, as tangible an idea as Augustus lady of the Columbia stock com¬ Avery Hopwood as author, makes story of Spanish love and passion, Elsie Ferguson, Tallulah Bankhead. Thomas Incorporated Into the pany. an attainment that was fol¬ the advent of "Why Men Leave to which the screen, it is claim¬ theme of "The Witching Hour." lowed by her elevation to full star¬ additional color, dash Mary Eaton, Marilynn Miller, "Grandma's Boy" is the of dom. Her appearance in Wash¬ Home" one of the most Important ed. lends Wanda Mme. story .vents of the forthcoming theat¬ and vividness. Lyon, Petrova, a youth who grew up a cringing, ington Invariably arouses unusual rical year. It Is the same Wagen¬ Directed by Fred Nlblo from a Marion Coakley, Alice Brady, coward, bullied by everyone la Interest among those who have fol¬ hals and Kemper who are pro¬ script by June Mathis, the story Theda Bara, Julia Sanderson town and Is taken as * joke .by the lowed her successful career In emo¬ ducers and the same Avery Hop- reveals Valentino as a toreador, Ethel Barrymore, "Collectively," says Mr. Dine- suthorltles when It came tlnis to tional drama. Wood, who is co-author of the sen¬ the Idol of the Spanish public, who nart, "thla bevy or beauties would .wear In many new deputy sheriffs The new Mark Swan comedy, sational play, "The Bat," which Is lured by the beauty of a Span¬ be hard to equal and Impossible to to sid in the apprehension of a dan¬ "Her Own Money," presents a most his life in the Brave Chap, Is Alan! is still in New York after two ish temptress to risk surpass. It Is an all-star hand¬ gerous criminal. Through what Interesting domestic problem, in¬ years of remarkable success. As bull-ring. There are actual scenes Limits Beauties some cast that combines intellec¬ he Is led to believe Is the mystic triguing to married folks and thosfe a matter of fact, the producers of bullfighting as well as dancing tual talents with physical charms." power of a potent talisman "the contemplating matrimony. It have established themselves over and revelry, characteristic of To Dozen Washington, it will be noted, boy" actually succeeds, slnglehand- teems with brilliant dialogue and a period of many years, as expo¬ Spanish night life. qualifies with two in the list of ed. In capturing the desperado who situations that evolve into an al¬ nents of the finest the American entries. Mary Eaton, of "Fbllles," has held an army of armed men at most tragic climax. Through it Sll theater has to offer and Mr. Hop- and Talluiah Bankhead, daughter bay. are plenty of real laughs. wood undoubtedly ranks with the Lon Chaney Comes of Congressman Bankhead of Ala¬ Then he takes on his rival fer Miss Dean will have the support greatest American dramatists. bama. the hand of "the girl" and shows of Duncan Penwarden, Martha "Why Men Leave Home" has To the Rialto in Wanda Lyon's classic features him a'few fast rounds. McOraw and the other favorites of been given an elaborate production are familiar to Washington play¬ When finally convinced that the the Garry McGarry company. An and is played by a cast of extra¬ 4Flesh and Blood' goers thfough her recent stock en¬ lucky charm Is a fake, originated extra holiday matinee will be given ordinary merit. EXT week, beginning Sun¬ gagement here, and the other) by the grandmother, who knew on Labor Day afternoon. N day. Moore's Rialto Theater have all trod the boards of the what her boy was at heart, coward¬ has been eliminated from his to will present the man of a thousand National Capital, so that the pa¬ ice COSMOS. Strand Begin character. Mildred Davis, Noan faces, Lon Chaney, In what Is re¬ trons of the front row may ratify Ernest Evans. or call thumbs down on the se-. Young and others of note appear In New Vaudeville puted to be one of his finest per¬ 1?RNE8T EVANS and his 4ane- formances under the title of "Flesh lections. the star's support. ing revue will head the bill at the a vivid of a "The Mr. Dine- and Film Season and Blood," story stage," explains Cosmos next week, hi* more than mere Glen Echo. commencing THE 8TRAND. one of the city's crook's search for freedom, hart, "requires Greenlee and for that is management of Olen Echo Monday. Drayton, moat popular theaters, after torment of soul in his fight beauty, although quality 'J'HE southern singers and dancers; Rob¬ and his ultimate redemp¬ an essential asaac One might Park has arranged a Labor undergoing thorough renova¬ Isabel lighten, rated among happiness ert and in an Irish all-star cast Includes hundreds who have flashed Day celebration starting Saturday Reilly company tion and decoration, resumes its the bent dressed women of the tion. An pick and Bent "Jo Jo" a Jack and flickered in the night and continuing through Mon¬ Rooney romsnce; Dooley, vau¬ showing of Loew's vaudeville and American stare, la featured in Noah Beery, Ralph Lewis, public lime¬ deville find; Cecelia Maddox and Belasco Edith Roberts,- DeWitt light as made from the choicest day evening. The beautiful picnic first-run photoplays Sunday. Gen¬ new Hopwood play at Mulhall. Will Head Keith's George Lewis In songs and rail¬ week. Kate Price and Wilfred of nature's molds, but their promi- groves have been equipped with eral Manager Sparrow announces next Jennings, comfortatble tables and lery. and Orvllle Stamm, "the per¬ Lucas. nence speedily passed into eclipse many his inaugural program as an ex¬ benches to accommodate fect athlete," are also on the pro A good program of subsidiary when called upon to reveal a many Holiday Program ample of the class of attractions plcknlckers who expect to bring LABOR DAY will be signalised gram. The film feature will pre¬ and a Interpretative higher Intelligence. These women m. Strand patrons may expect during There's a Wide special their baskets of by an extra, matinee at 6 p. sent Wanda Hawley In "Bofcbed scere arranged by I have selected are those who "eats." Beating the coming season. orchestra and has never been better at Kelth'a Theater. Espe¬ Hair," a story of a flapper wiio George Wilde Is also have applied Oriental talents as canoeing "Getting It Over," presented by Choice of Good Director attract to the cially engaged are Pat Rooney, wanted to be artistic. well as beauty, and their advance¬ and will many pic¬ .even of the original soldier stars promised. where there Is no Marlon Bent and a company of fea¬ ment to the heights can be at¬ turesque canal, of two Broadway musical comedies. Here Now or tured players In "Ring* of 8moke," Plays tributed more to their intellectual danger from sudden squalls bad .OUirDALlI .'You Know Me, Al" and "Let's Colonial Beach. one of the biggest vaudeville hits Bank- than to charms. currents. Beat It," will headline the vaude' "Nice People" ability physical two In seasons. Prominent also will BELASCO.Tallulahhead in "The Exciters," THE season at Colonial Beach, A capacity for hard work and Labor Day there will be ses¬ Pmetropoutan i ville portion of the program. Atlantic City," sions of of three hours be Myars and Hanford, In bucolic F AT TKNII a of merit, well "Washington's With Star study will be found the real step¬ dancing Others appearing will Include Carl play Cast, one the afternoon and the balderdash. LAST THREE DATS done. comes to a close Tuesday, Septem¬ ping stones in their careers." each, in ISSiM A. fiTle 11 F. M. and Emma Frabell, the wire walk¬ ber 6. Ths Labor Day celebra¬ other at night. The night dancing Jessie Busley and company will Leona and G A R R I C K."Seventeen," Palace Feature Most of the matinee girls, were Pint ing wonders; Connell, tion at this popular resort Is ex¬ will start at 1:10 and for both ses¬ present "Batty," a travesty upon NiIImhI a la they picking the twelve most beau¬ Zippy, "Varieties Carte;" another "best yet" for a record crowd. SUNDAY afternoon Loew's Pal- sions the full strength of the fine mystery plays. Bob Anderson and pected to attract tiful men of the stage, would be Jack Princeton and Lillian Watson the Garridk Players. schedule to the beach ace Theater will present Wll Olen Echo Orchestra, his polo pony; Davis and Pelle, In I JOHN M. STAHL'S The holiday to Include the handsom? twelve-piece .nd the Otto Brothers. I lam DeMille's screen ve'slon Inclined an marathon; Stery of the tilth with a hun¬ KEITH'S.A good show all provides for sailings of the St. directed by the popular "Andy" equtllbrlstlc Bryant dred new thrills (Aeess The offering will be suc¬ Alan himself However, Alan has of qn4 photoplay the with Seed and on Saturday at 2:30 p m., of "Nice People," noted stage Oahman, will furnish ths music. and 8tewart as "A Couple Daffy- and the punch of a writ¬ way, Johns no ambitions for such fame. On doten dromes. "When Husbands Deceive," Austin honors. Sunday and Monday, Labor Day, cess by Rachel Crothers. The :ast The psrk msnagement has reduced dlls"; the Andrleff trio In eccentric ten and featuring talented Leah taking Bebe Dar.- that point says he: by and Tuesday following at 9 a. m., includes Wallace Reld, all prices to a pre war basis. Includ¬ dances and the usual house fea¬ Baird. Short films and orchestral GAYETY."Mimic World," Conrad and Julia "I detest a beautiful man. I leaving the beach at 6 p. m. for lels, Nagel Kayo. ing the giant derby, which Is now tures will complete the holiday numbers arranged by Arthur J. burlesque extravaganza amuse¬ "Nice People" created a furore hope and pray that I never will only 10c. All of the big rides. In¬ program. ONE All of the CLEAR the return trip. Manvell will complete the bill. of a superior brand. In American social circles during be called one. All a man needs the and the 1 ments will be In full swing, and cluding whip coaster dip, Sunday matinee and night vaudeville In looks Is to be COSMOS.Good the hotels and cottages are pre¬ Its remarkable Broadway engage* passably present¬ old mill and carrousel, will he run¬ excellent bill, headed by "Tar- GAYETY. a Franclne Larrlmor'j In able; If he's' got brains, the rest be and picture featuring paring for overflow patronage. ment with ning and the midway will wide mark." will be given its final per¬ I CALL Is Deliver me from the mati¬ "Big Jamboree." Betty Compson. Salt water bathing, fishing and the chief role. Rachel Crothers easy open. formances. \ LXOTP HAMILTON. Is .: THE SPEEDER week, the Gay- . the of nee Idol and any stage-door ro¬ popular METROPOLITAN "One crabbing are at their best, and the frankly propounded question J^EXT Theater will or not mance." Newe.flrmpkear.Testae ety present Clear Call," spectacular large oversea dancing pavilion will whether the young peopl? MASS. TEXTILE STRIKE James K. Cooper's "Big Jam¬ of are headed for the Dlnehart passed up a chance to melodrama with all-star attract many. Wednesday, Sep¬ today dogs ENDS AS MILLS GIVE UP AFTER THOROUGH iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir boree," with Frank Ward, Charles tember the last of the popular on a wave of Jazz and cocktails mil go to England and a season In thj RENOVATION AND cast. 6, LAWRENCE. Mam. Aug. 31 . Ward, Teresa Adams, Gladys forty-mile moonlight trips to In¬ suggested, without preachment, theaters of the Continent for his REDECORATION RIALTO.Marie P r e v o s t new Selwvn The Lawrence textile strike today Stockton and Virginia Ware. dian Head and return will be some solutions for recognized social present role in the shows how a became a of the and Cooper has made for himself an flapper before the St. Johns lays evils. play, "The Exciters," now at tbf thing past, be given virtual peace reigned between work* THE enviable reputation in burlesque may happy though for the season. On this trip Miss Daniels has the role tha' Belasco. up ere and for the first time grid his "Big Jamb.aee" is said to married. be fea¬ Franclne Larrimore created on the "I was In "Lawful Lai- employers music and dancing will playing since March 27. The two remaining O- hine any of his previous PALACE."The Hands of nine stage. when they recruited the tured, Sokolov's orchestra of ceny," mills which had held out for lower .fforts. Nara," Clara Kimball musicians the music. company to go to England, but It furnishing wages, the Methuen and the Pember- Beautiful scenery, good comedy in a fine emo¬ The will afford a CRANDALL'S. didn't look good to me. Give me STRAND Young trip delightful ton. yesterday to the de¬ ytmth st D St. s. w .nd a chorus of beauties, noted an a and the prospects of capitulated tional role. hoat ride and give excellent "Borderland." good play mands of the strikers and announced .lso for their singing and dancing view of I he historic along a full season on»Broadway and si! COLUMBIA.Gloria Swan- places will be the that on 5 the wage seal* WILL OPEN bids for a record attend¬ "BORDERLAND." the In the world can be for September ability, son in "Her Gilded the Potomac. feature today at CranduU'n trips In effect before March 27 would be ance at the Ninth street playhouse Most actors in America for the second Theater with Agnes Ayres us the others. restored. SMDAY, SEPT. 3 NEXT next week. Cage" the same way. T look for a Reason 1*22-2* week here. Chesapeake Beach. cential V-haracter. The added com¬ feel The greater part of the 11,000 For th* -WEB OWN MONEY** BEACH is pre- " long Broadway run for "The Ex¬ Holiday Mat. Mender (Utar *>ey> CRANDALL'S.Cullen Lan- (CHESAPEAKE^ edy will be 'Twas Ever Thus." textile workers normally employed PLAYING Chevy Chase. paring for a big week-end. Tomorrow and Saturday Corinn>3 citers." In the mills of this city are expected Loew's Higher Policy of ,« time is dis and Buster Keaton in OKi promised dance culminating in a gala celebration Besides accomplishments as an to be back at their placee early In ." lovers tunight when at Chevy Griffith will be pictured in "Di¬ the wheels a popularity contest. of Labor Day. Special trains will actor Alan Dlnehart claims s >me September, and already VAUDEVILLE Chase Lake. Joe Brown. Sister and vorce Coupons," which will be in several factories are in motion. be operated to accommodate the as an author. It was And Selected First Run GLEN will exhibit the newest supplemente^fby a comedy, "Milij- distinction Company crowds. Free dancing will he a sketch in ballroom and SPURNS RICH MAN TO WED a Minute Mary." from his one-act played ANDERSON IN Jazz dancing. feature. All of the amusement"? vaudeville that George M. Cohan ADMIRAL PHOTOPLAYS ECHO A feature will be Joe's NEWSBOY WHO SAVED LIFE The Labor Day bill at Crandaii'e. IS THE BIS MIC ADMISSION particular are running full blast. Salt water evolved "The Meanest Man in the CHARGE OF ASIATIC FLEET newest dance, "The Sheik." One BOSTON, Aug. the beginning Sunday and continuing note-m AMUSEMENT RANK OC 31..Spurning bathing, fishing, crabbing,, boat¬ through Tuesday, will feature World," in which Dinehart was Admiral E. A. Anderson yester¬ of itb first public performances. hand of a rich and talented Russian, the Huron Watch Sunday Papers for ATTRACTIONS ing. and picknicking are some of Charles Ray In "(Jan. Oil and featured His more recent ap¬ day raised his flag over AND AT THE SIS BALL RSSM pretty little Ida Miller ,married Isa¬ as commander-in-chief of the Full Program Announcement the chief attractions. Water," a comedy-drama of the pearances were in "The Mirage," dora Fox, a Boston newsboy, who Asiatic fleet, the Navy Department Between 500 and 1.000 automo¬ Southwest. Buster Keaton alco with Florence Beed, as star of was advised DANCING saved her life at Nahant. today. THE BEST MUSIC EVER biles are> expected to visit the will 1>e shown In "The Frozen "The Puppet Master;" In "The Anderson succeeds Admiral Joseph TO GIRL NOWWELL Miss Miller was enjoying a week¬ the OFFERED IN OR NEAR WASHINGTON on Labor Roads are "The Trail'' Strauss, who is returning to BY ANDY OEHMANN'S end party at Nahant a year ago. In Beach Day. North." Wednesday and Thursday, "Challenge," Gypsy is sta¬ and the Is United States. The Huron SHUBERT-BELASCO the water with friends, she was sud¬ excellent trip only forty James Kirkwood will be seen in and "Lawful Larceny." tioned at Cheefoo, China. Ptwttrtn «f limn Ia* trd J. J. BhuWrl denly taken ill and was about to give miles, a nice outing run. The Paramount's version of "The Man The Seanon'* Flrot Bolteeye wit ENLARGED UNO STRONG when she was rescued The Belwyna Present up by young Beach has all of the allurements Fox, who is an exceptionally good From Home," by Booth Tarklna- MOORE'S of a great seaside resort. It is Wilson. ORCHESTRA Took E. swimmer. She fell in love with her ton and Harry Leon The EXCITERS OF 12 MASTER MUSICIANS Daughter Lydia hero and Jilted her rich admirer. picturesquely situated on the bay, "Ocean Swells" will be the added ¦- By Martin Brown Pinkham's Vegetable Com¬ which is miles wide at that an¬ WtUi Alan ninehart. Tallqlab twenty comedy. Betty Compson is RIALTO a Bankhead and Oreat Ce«t pound as Mother Advised point. The long boardwalk and all nounced for Friday and Saturday 11 A. M..Last R Days.II P. M. PLOEW'SALACK Matin** Baturdav of the amusements are out over in the Woman." which I'onflnnou* 10 i8t ». m.. II ». m. "Mlae Washington" "Always An Ultra-Modern andnitra.Tonightrival beautle* will he of Columbus Ohio.." the water. the com¬ Story LAST THREE DATS prise Knights Wauseon, My daughter will be supplemented by Universal presents saeets. fclways had backache and leg-acLe at New Fall Old Port." CURA KIMBALL NEXT 8UNDAT certain periods Oxford edy, "Any CARNIVAL KINDLY BEAR IN WHY MEN LEAVE HOME DINTRICT LINE and OEORGIA ATT. and could not be ARRESTED TWICE MARIE Latest Sucreaa on her feet at 7n~DAY, Avery Hopwood's 2nd snd 4tfi MIND THIS FAdT A Play el Those Whe L*re. Honor September 1st, those times. We < AUTOIST IS SENT TO JAIL and Disobey sss.oe in OOLD that when you hav« YOUNG SKATS NOW Te Uif Moat fleaattful t«d; on the read about Lydis EAST VIEW, N. Y. Aug. Jl..Wil¬ In THE HAKDH OF MARA" Ground* Sept. t. E. Pinkham's done by I)r. Wyeth J liam Bethel, thirty-five years old, is A Metro Pirtar* DINNER FROM S P. M. u nil Staff of Kt- PREVOST WITH KM.IOTT DKXTHfl CHICKEN Com¬ Vegetable on a six months' term In the model IN THE remedy -Uek Ost Belew" SEPT. Id and 4th. pound doing Oil Orntlntn V East View Penitentiary today, as a All Klada of Amendment* sad girlsso much good you^nre result of being arrested twice the 40-Mile Colonial Refreshment* an automo- l«r|Ml Open-Air Dnnrlns fleer so the began to same day for operating ',nT£'e"'i5eop¥.em Near Waohlnften bile without a license. Bethel's hjtnc Trips take it. That ia All Work Dene Without the Allghteat Moonlight at rt'LL ORCHESTRA Hernh m-c ¦.a.. Wad., rrt »«*.. Tat*., Tker*.. two years ago and In of Pain. is at Baldwin Place village. West¬ Daaalai. . a. a.t That ban tny record for the MARRIED 7il».Fra* Dana-log from 1:SS to 11:80 P. M. she is a different been_ chester county. Sal* *r 1M I part JO year*. Everything that will in ADMISSION TO OROVNDH FREE since than, to the comfort of our imt|pnta Bethel was first arrested Patter- LOEW'S K. et C. Clears girl riddprovided. niuxt son. N. after his car collided with Steamer St. Johna wants to do . Evei^r Instrument Y., Palatial .bie to do any work she he thoroughly NTKUIMZKIt be I ore she is still not to lag. another. He promised to obtain a Seventh Street Wharf .although careful Tan Calfskin, Black Calf¬ Mag. license before operating the car azain . FLAPPER do heavy work and so well and E. skin and the various and was let off with a $10 fin?. A ORCHESTRA SUBSIDIARIES COLUMBIA strong. We recommend Lydia few later, however, he took to hours BEACH Pinkham's I was CHESAPEAKE Compound shades Buckskin. the car ouL for a ride and mothersVegetablewith of Joy |gM\T ffF.tKtl B.F.KEITH'Sii; W*rtlMt*«'> Only Salt Witw Snarl all ailing daughters, arrested agpn near Mahopac- CHANEY Fr« Danolnt. All liulnw AltiitHa and I give you permission to publish ? 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