2 AMUSEMENTS/ THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., AUGUST 8. 1926-PATiT 3. AMUSEMENTS. In the Spotlight Higher Movie Prices. Outdoor Amusements Comings Attraction Prizes for Plays. »*¥ OOSE Ankles” Is the new title of M. CRANDALL, general di- 8 and 9 p.m.. we could make some GLEN ECHO PARK. •‘“'“Came the Dawn.” Sam Janney’s DRIZES of S2OO, SIOO and SSO fire and address of the writer should u> ¦ ¦£J-JARRY PLAYERS—“Apple- Bill, with all his palaver and indo- comedy, Brock Pemberton is r company manuscript a rector of the Stanley-Orandall reduction in admissions. Glen Echo Park is notable for its NATIONAL which offered by C. H. Behre on behalf the in seal'd *s ”1 might add that in addition to groves, admission is free, and the. sauce.” lence. triumphs, which is not as it presenting. of the Petit Theatre de Vieux Carre envelope, which should contain also ."photoplay houses In Washington, In usually happens in real life. the name of the play, in order that increase in film rentals, the added visitor can have an enjoyable time,, . "Happiness has been likened to a appeared of New Orleans for the best one-act ff—aponse an inquiry cost though not Barry Conners, author of "The Pauline Frederick in a the writer and his manuscript may to from The attractions have increased in con- he does spend a cent. kiss —the only to get any good X,” play submitted by American writers be way revival of “Madame , in San advances why siderably, especially those that are However, few will frequent Glen Patsy,” “The Mad Honeymoon.” | in a contest recently announced. identified after the judges have mail* some reasons instance, Echo thrillers out of It is by giving it to somebody “Hell’s Bells” and other plays, is re- Francisco last week and scored quite will their decision. No writer’s name shall dllgher prices popular. For Waring's and refrain from the The Judges awarding the prizes are charged at the ev* Pennsylvanians have increased their such as the "Humming Bird,” else,” so says Bill McAllister, chief fun sponsible for this effort, which had a triumph. be Kenneth Maogowan. director of the he upon the manuscript itself, as the shows idng runs in Chicago, New York and judges desire have the filing at Crandall’s Metropoli- price to us a little more than double "Whip,” "Caterpillar," etc. At Glen dispenser in tho comedy "Applesauce,” “The Home Towners” closed their Actors’ Theater of New York City; to contestants for some of the wh&t they charged they every other big centers. Hughes, "Hell remain anonymous until after the tan choice seats there. when first Echo there is something to suit National Players will offer Chicago engagement last week and Hatcher author of Bent *: “Our matinee prices," played here, due, course, to which the for professor play- verdict. Mr. Crandall of their age and every purse. During these Mad after a vacation the company will Heaven” and of STRAND—“The Dancer.” University, The manuscript must be labeled on •xplains. "are still 25 and 35 cents, as popularity. This week we have booked warm evenings the ride along the Po- next week. open sh New York, August 23. writing at Columbia and *;ti»y have heeti for years. Our or- four Metropolitan Grand Opera stars tomac IS particularly enjoyable. Bill McAllister is a sort of second "The Mad Dancer” will be the the director of the Vieux Carre. its outside page. "Entered for prize (as yet price writers, play competition of l.e I’etlt .ohestra floor seats are 60 cents, an in- an added attraction), the f In the big ballroom the dancers cousin to “The Show-Off,” save that photoplay attraction at the Strand Marie Adels, has returned to New The contest is open to all TheatPt. ¦crease of 10 rents. Our balcony of admission will be only 25 and 35 are entertained by “Happy” Walker Bill is educated so highly he scorns Theater next week, with Ann Pen- York from Europe to play leading professional or otherwise, and to the New Orleans." The theater reserves feaseats at night, however, are only 40 cents at matinees and 40 and 60 cents and his orchestra with the latest work and gets by through “apple- nington and Johnnie Walker in the roles with Waiter Hampden the com- entire country. The three prize-win- the right to produce any of the oth* f cents, which is 20 cents cheaper thsn at night. lam sure our patrons have dance tunes from 8:30 until closing saucing” the rest of the world, in- featured roles. It is a story of thrill- ing season. ning plays will be produced at Le plays submitted, paying the usual •iour orchestra seats and 10 cents some idea of the prices paid for grand time. cluding his sweetheart and her object- ing romance origin Petit Theater in the early >H.-ring. royalty. that has its in Errant," play by stipulations as to sub cheaper than our old orchestra prices. opera artists. ing parents, whom he overrides. In Paris, and comes to a happy conclu- “Maid a new The prizes are S2OO for the first play There are no ,**o that by walking up one flight of "For the coming season.” Mr. Cran- CHEVY CHASE LAKE. 1 the end he emerges on top—nothing sion in one of the fashionable hotels Robert Housum. will be presented chosen by the Judges. SIOO for the ject matter. The play, consequently, continues, Cincinatti by Stuart - may any subject "stairs our patrons can see the same dall “we have added, in the Three clever juveniles, Margaret less. Bill is a rather unusual char- of our own city, when the heroine this week in the second choice and SSO for the third. deal with and mav Company. Vivian Tobin heads There 5 ‘ show, in the same house, with the first place, many comforts for our Levy and Ethel Willit and “Frisco acter. Harvard has spoiled him for becomes the bride of the son of a con- Walker The only stipulations are that the be conventional or fantastic. 0 same patrons by the remodeling of the in- the solid contacts of life. Added to the cast. play will take not more than 30 min- no desire, apparently, on the part o' ( music and amid the same sur- in j Red” Cohen, will be featured next i gressman. Local scenes, familiar to Little Theate roundings and with the added attrac- terior of our theater. We are taking Wednesday’s "specialty night” 1 his aversion to anything resembling all. are shown in the climax. utes to perform, that not more than 10 Mr. Behre and the the product at! labor, winning personality George Kelly’s next play. “Daisy." employed, that only group to make the local to ttlons. too, for 40 cents. of about three companies Chevy Chase Lake. After concluding I i he has a Loew’’s high class vaudeville acts characters be and contest Mr. and expect to present only the best and a glib tongue—assets which en- will be produced in October by Ro- one setting be required for its presen New Orleans in any way. It is open Crandall further explains that a highly successful week at Swanee- will be presented as usual, featuring Stewart, gone to Cape patrons of their pictures, which will force us dear him to the ladies, young and old. salie who has tation. to every writer of plays in the United because do not care to do in-the-Air, the two little girl dancers surprises and novelties, with amusing Cod to confer with Kelly about the ‘ this. It became necessary to raise ad- to shelve probably $25,000 worth of were immediately engaged to appear Bill also has an ever-ready quotation The manuscripts must be mailed to States, and the judges will make their film, and, his tongue for every situation, and comedy turns and scintilating melo- piece. of the Petit Theater du decision upon merit alone. The play, > mission price in the orchestra, upon even with this selection, we at the lake in a w'ell rounded act of on dies. the directpr which there is an extraordinary de- may still get shows that some people toe, soft shoe and acrobatic dancing, if sometimes these purloined •philos- Vieux Carre, 616 SV Peters street, of course, will remain the property of subject “Kept," will be the new title of the contest, *ma.nd, while upstairs balcony will not like, aJthough we will be Red” Frisco im- ophies are not pat to the in New Orleans. La., not later than mid- the writer after the and It the re- doing with "Frisco in his to EARLE—'“Sunny Side Up.” Chamberlain Brown play, w'hich has fit. mains practically empty. our best.” personation. hand they are conducive laughter. been called “A Youth's Companion.” night December 31. 1926. The name may be used as he sees 'if "The motion picture theaters," he Mr. Crandall also points out that Meyer Davis will provide the music Opposing the flamboyant char- Five acts of Keith vaudeville will adds, heretofore he has been using the pic- for dancing. Levine of acter is Rollo, a nickle-nurser. who is .be supplemented with the feature David Belasco's first offering of the "have raised admissions less Director Ben Bill’s rival for the affections Hazel photoplay, starring ?during and any tures of one company, chiefly; that the upper pavilion band, with his of “Sunny Side TJp,” new' season, “All the Way from since the war than last year Robinson. The play is written, of Vera Theater other line of business I know of. The he was forced to shelve drummer, Ray Kendrick, and big Reynolds, at the Earle Texas," by Willard Mack, had its $12,000 worth of pictures to course, as entertainment and npt as a next week. Supplementary Monta Bell Works. Metropolitan that had pavilion, by attrac- showing How hand on the lower led initial Atlantic City last Theater's prices during be “how at the war were 40 cents top. then raised bought to get others, but which Tommy Thompson, are heard every text on to win the girl.” for tions also will be presented. week. Mr. Mack and Beth Merrill he not present 55 cents, then to at the Metropoli- evening. are featured in it. :-*o dropped 60 cents tan, year, and acquaintances of the imprint of the new reel s actual and cents. and that this in addition to CRIENDS now are 60 I am giving his orchestral music, former Washington the people did not act: they sim- -our top prices for a reasonable there will be add- CHESAPEAKE BEACH. Owen Davis’ play, “The Donovan Monta Bell, itv: num- ed attractions of high Affair,” to newspaper man, a Metro-Gold- ply appeared to be ordinary human ber of prime seats. caliber and well Chesapeake Beach neighbor. w'hich. Albert Lewis is offer now known artists, against only a few add- and its Cool Comfort at Palace. in New' York August 29, went into wyn-Mayer director, may be keenly beings doing exactly what ordinary "These increases and decreases ap North Beach, have reached the height beings would do under simi- ply ed attractions last year. rehearsal last week. Phoebe Foster listerested in an article describing human in spite of the fact that, in some of their vacation season, and beach, circumstances. Instances, expenses He also points out that at Crandall’s and Robert T. Haines head the cast. Bell's unusual screen production lar our have gone up Central, boardwalk and roads are thronged marks the second week's grees. for the lobby 'temperature was "The result was realism of a high ; Too per a downtown theater, he is of- methods, Just issued by the press de cent, due to the demand of fering at the price of with merrymakers. The resort is 'J’ODAY around 80, with the thermometers Eve Le Gallienne, who is to direct order. This same tendency has mum our patrons for first-run 15 cents at operation, at Loew's Palace, of partment of Metro-Goldwvn-Mayer. pictures, the matinees and 25 cents at night close to Washington and accessible along F street showing at 96. the Civic Repertory Theater, hns ar- fested itself in all subsequent, picture- t ¦ large orchestra, etc. An by rail and an achievement in Summer theater “Watching Monta Bell direct a mo- example: "the identical pictures we show at motor car. A further surprise was in store, rived in New York. The first pro- picture.” says article, "gives where he had a cast of intellige.n \\ hen we opened the Metropolitan Salt-water bathing, with bath- comfort, which, tion the the Metropolitan,” except that they new up to the time that however, for passing from the lobby duction of the Civic Reportory the key his suc- actors who were willingto co-opera*' Theater the average a beach, one immediately to Norma Talmadge are offered some time afterward, ing suits a.nd safe draws the Palace installed its mammoth into the auditorium proper one be- Theater will be Benavente’s “Satur- achieving with him. picture cost SBOO a many cess in a sense of reality in week. Todav without the large orchestra and the to the bathing area, which is new cooling system and placed it in came conscious of a further drop in day Night.” opening October 18. “An observer of Bell's methods is >Norma Talmadge's pictures screened with wire keep his pictures and in excluding the are as other added attractions, and at the net to out operation last Sunday afternoon, temperature that lowered the house usual studied histrionics of photoplay always impressed by his directoral low as $6,500 and as high as $9,000 city, foreign objects. impossible Stanley Lupino has arrived in New' week, residential houses throughout the seemed to attain. thermometer to 72. production. speed. When he starts a scene he a and all other pictures cost at the general admission price Dancing in the open pavilion to mu- Perhaps no day during the past The operation of the York from England to appear with him and in proportion. The of 20 proper new "It is the opinion of most experts gathers all the players about music alone at cents, the same thing. sic by Ralph Garren and his Caro- week more clearly demonstrated the cooling plant at Loew’s Palace re- Mltzl in "Naughty Riquette,” which carefully explains the relation of the the Metropolitan costs SIOO,OOO per linians a popular pastime presented Broadway that Bell does not achieve such re us "Washington,” he adds, "is still fat is and there wonderful and amazing power of this quires that at all times the doors be- will be on the scene about to be photographed t" year. despite these increases, below are others. reduce latter part of this month. suits through conscious effort. He some of the neighboring cities new system to inner theater tween the street and the lobby and to the story ' Gie greatest picture of versal, is reported be rapidly re- Thompson unreeling before the camera. were.” •the West this country to numbers. and the lobby was close to 15 de- to 75 degrees, never more. musical comedy which Louis F. It bore It has ever seen” covering from the effects of an oper- Special entertainment is supplied by i* what is being declared of “The Win- Werba is producing. Mr. Edw'ards ning ation for appendicitis abroad. Walter Kolk, master of the ukulele; of Barbara Worth," which also w*as last seen with Madge Kennedy second play to feature Bill "Seventh Heaven” to second place as Samuel jazz dancing and also a singer in a Tilden as ( Goldwyn says "is my most Milton Sills, with Viola Mon- show'” in “Beware of Widows.” an actor, has been postponed until the champion money-getter of the ambitious production tague Dana. “one-man vaudeville every and the finest Love, Natalie Kingston, Wil- night. Eyes late in September. It will not open, National Players’ current season. But ! .thing Henry King All on Lubitsch. “No More Women,” by Samuel has ever done.” liam V. Mong, Charley Murrav, in fact, until after the Davis Cup when the play originally opened here Arthur Stone and Claude King, ROMA. Shipman and Nell Twomey, which matches have been closed. at $2.50 it played to dismal business. £ Pictures of the Eucharistic is VILLA New York, may Con- about to start on opened last week in gress held recently in Chicago a new one, “Men Out Rockville way the new Villa LUBITSCH is now a Para- til it is definitely set the details will regarded first play of have of the Dawn,” with George Archain- J7RNST be as the Percy Winter, who made a pro Edward Arnold, last season a mem been barred in Tampico Roma Is inviting Washington’s elite. he ” on the ground baud mount director. not announced, but it is to be a the new' theatrical season in the nounced hit in “Lightnin’ at the of National appeared that they “religious directing. The Villa Roma Orchestra renders the superb thing ber the Players, are propaganda," sure to add to his luster metropolis. National last week, was onq of the Baltimore last week a new play according to Film latest dance hits under the direction The man whose sheer genius cata- in in Daily. and to the marked progress of the managers of company Harry An International congress is of Jimmie Harris, and Bobby Dulin, him fame, comedy the stock oper- by Delf. "The Unsophist ieates." ' to pulted to the peak of film motion picture art.” “Bubbling Over." a musical ating at the National in the Delf also "The Family Up From Double Eagle to Red Flag.” meet in Baris in September, when cer- one of Washington’s popular dancers, Europe America, after prominent race horse, Theater wrote tain first in and then in “Some years ago in Germany,” said named a late 90s. From 1898 until 1925 the stairs." a proposed B. I\ Schulberg produc- picture producing interests of is putting on a specialty dance at recently tomorrow night in Philadelphia. tion Great affixed his name to a long- Mr. Lasky, “Lubitsch was a stage opens National harbored no Summer stock which is to be released as “The Britain. France, Germany and luncheon, afternoon tea. dinner and term contract with Famous Players- and comedian under Edward Royce is presenting it and I’assing a Italy will screen the tu- company. of Nation," will have two start an endeavor to combat supper entertainments the Lasky Corporation. telage of famous his principals are Cecil Lean and directors, it is said, the dominancy the Max Reinhardt. one American and of the American film, outside arbors. Jesse L. Lasky .announced that the His advent as a motion picture Cleo Mayfield. After a short engage- one European, and and this, it is said, located "Barberry direc- One of the most popular plays in MOONLIGHT TRIP Monta Bell and is because they Villa Roma is on contract which adds Lubitsch to the tor brought forth a series of ment in the Quaker City it will go 140-MILE Arzen Cserepy are being considered. believe American audiences Hill,” stands 640 feet above sea level sensa- stock, the Century Plsv Company re- are prej- roster, including such brilliant direc- tional international successes in point into New York. ports, "Applesauce.” udiced against all foreign films. on an eight-acre tract of Maryland’s is | -| Monday, 7:15 Fecil B. De Mille, said, trvlng tors as Erich von Stroheim. James of excellence and popularity. V | And every evening it is is rolling hills. Cruze, “ A. L. Erlanger will put into re J\ v borrow Mai St. Clair, Frank Lloyd, D. ‘Gypsy Blood,' ‘Passion,’ J jgt , event Sat. and Sun. to Vilma Banky from' Sam film Daily reports that American ‘Mont- hearsal this week his musical Though "Charley’s Aunt" is one of f Goldwyn for the part of Mary Mag- audiences and American TV. Griffith, Herbert Brenon and Mar- martre’ and ’One Arabian Night,’ with the oldest farces still finding popu- critics are MARSHALL HALL. immediately. Negri comedy, “Honeymoon Lane.” of dalen in "The King of Kings." making ” shall Neilan. takes effect Pola as the star, virtually start- larity with stage audiences, ST. JOHNS “Variety” and “Nell Gwyn The steamer Charles Macalaster "Mr. Lubitsch which Eddie Dowling is the author it only tb * f«rn r a German, the latter will make only the ed a new era in the industry. Tliey the recently found its way into the films, riL Icr lti> st. Wharf Gwen ijee, who appeared under Y* a makes three trips daily and Sunday most powerful productions," public brought and star. James Hanley wrote - I FREE DANCING British picture, said Mr. aroused a demand that leading serving as a most successful vehicle Monta Bell's direction in "Lady of successes. to Marshall Hall, oldest and one of Lasky. "We will stage both music. Three dancers, ransack hits the director and star to America. O’Denishawn. Pauline Mason for Syd Chaplin. the Night,” "Pretty Ladies" ana Paul the most popular down-the-river fun and the literary market to find ma- His versatility and brilliance have Florence "Lights of Old Broadway," was Whiteman, it is said, is to be resorts, the Seventh street and Florence Gosnova, will be per- an attraction leaving terial worthy of his ability. He is a grown on this side of the Atlantic as The comedy mantle again will fall CHESAPEAKE BEACH suaded by Bell to take a small but of the Publix (Para- daily 10 a.m., 2:30 and 6:45 prominent in the troupe. The show' mount) wharf at virtuoso among directors." witnessed by ’Forbidden Paradise.' on the shoulders of Romaine Callender important part in "The Boy Friend.” theaters all next season, not- . and' Sundays at 10:30 a.m., 2:30 opens in New York September 20. OX THK BAY withstanding his p.m Through B. P. Schulberg, associate with Miss Negri; ‘Rosita,’ with Mary of the National Players when for this BATHING. DANCING .AND AI.I. contract with Wil- and 6:45 p.m. BOARDWALK rri s Paramount producer, it became known Pickford: 'The Marriage Circle,’ show' of the new season new w*eek he will masquerade as AMCSKMKXTS—MILE John Harron, who has the title role ' ' 11 nee< 3 not be stated At Marshall Hall a score or more of Lubitsch’s obligations The first Round trip- Adults, 60c: children, 26- cnat t?-u°<\\ hiteman is ¦ that contract ‘Three Women.' ‘Lady Windemere’s the Neighborhood Playhouse will Charley’s aunt. The character is one holidays, So- in Monta Bell’s production, “The not a movie ” at Sundays, adults. $1: children. picture. fun features include free dancing in with Warner Bros, have been fully Fan’ Line Boy Friend," is the younger brother and ‘do This Is Paris.’ be “The Lion Tamer." adapted from of the richest laugh-provokers in Trains leave District Station: Mickey McGuire and the large pavilion to music by Me- recognized and amicably arranged. Backed by the encouragement and Savior. The farce. Saturday—lo. 11:30, 3:30, 3:25. 0. s. of Robert Harron, the D. W. Griffith the youngsters and thrilling rides, the French of Alfred Sunday—o:3o, 10 :30. 11 30. 2. 3 00, 4 45. H. featured in the Williamr Band He will make two more pictures at resources of Paramount in production Paris “Le days—lo. 2 8 Fre- •far of “Hearts of the World,” "Birth Fontaine Fox daily outings play was known in as Other 11:30. 30. 6.40. news cartoons are to be filmed w hile for all day and evening some future date for that concern. material, noted stars and players and a very "The Family Upstairs” relegates quent trains returning of a Nation" and other famous pic- in a r shady picnic groves with Dompteur,” and is recent series of 12 two-reelers as there are "We have already discussed tenta- the finest writers available it will be Neighborhood tures. "Mickey tables, playground for addition to the McGuire comedies,” by F. B. O. benches and a tively the director's first great pro- interesting to see what new heights in schedule. What is said to the kiddies. duction for us,” said Schulberg. "Un- cinema art Lubitsch will scale. constitute almost a Hope Hampton complete vaudeville show occurs in is”to fade out on “The Girl From Childs,” a. musical the screen to COLONIAL BEACH. farce, the Paramount production. "You become "The Proud comedy adapted from a stock I rinoess in an operetta that will reached by a 70- numbers serves to round out the act. Production of VV. G. Fields’ picture. is in the casting. Adaptation and Never Know Women,” as a necessary presented be Colonial Beach is on the audible stage. t>he steamer The big roof resort for dancers espe- “So's Your Old Man,” has music have been done mostly by Tom part of its action. El Bre.ndel, for- mile daylight ride aboard of started at Johns, with free dancing both to cially is located in the heart the Johnstone, co-author of "I’ll Say She mer comedian of the W inter Garden lb has St. district, roof of the Paramount Long Island studio shows, ,^. ?rt started production beach, leaving the Sev. downtown on the the Is.” There is a possibility that musical is prominent in this of \\ hispering Wires” and from the Theater, with including Joyce. sequence for Fox. with enth street wharf every Saturday at Earle where Martin Reuben, a cast Alice Frances White will play the lead. of Florence Vidor's latest Anita Stewart and Edmund special entertainer, also presents a Charles Rogers, Josephine Drake and picture. the leads. Burns in 2:30 p.m. and every Sunday at 9 a.m. rKiitfoMSl “Kittens” Reichart. “They Want At this popular resort some of the program diversified with the newest All Something,” the Beginning Sunday Matinee at 3:IS It is reported that Associated Ex- diversions are salt-water bathing, jazz songs and standard favorites, hibitors has F eodor Chaliapin, son of the famous and the Svvanee Syncopators, under in contemplation the pro- basso, fishing, crabbing, canoeing, boating THE BIG SHOW duction of Cosmos Kusslan is to enter the ranks cottages A1 Kamons, provide amusing dance Hamilton's story, of screen endeavor. and dancing. Hotels and BEQ.MON. WED. MAT. "Scandal,” with Peggy Joyce as its provide accommodations by the day orchestrations. i iIATIAMAI star. niqht Robert Florey is to direct Jacqueline or longer period. I MATIONAL AU SEATS Sfe Now Logan in "One Hour of Love" for Every evening at 7:15 o'clock, ex- the Film Arts Guild is going 1 Victor Varconl, the Prince Dimitri to have an “Emil Jannings' iffany Productions. cept Saturday and Sunday, the St. SAT, MAT. 75c, 50c j week." Johns makes a 40-mile moonlight trip, of “The Volga Boatman.” who learned 1 1151.10,75c&50c while serving an At last high browed Gloria Swanson's next independent returning to the city about 11 p.m. about horses as offi- Broadway is j production cer in the Russian army during the g"ing to will he made for Fnited to cooling breezes of National Theater Players, Direction of Clifford Brooke, bow to thrilling Western pic- i | In addition the War, as of lures, with Ken Artists' release by Albert Parker, the Potomac, there is free dancing to World is rated one the best Maynard and Tim i i noted director, the horsemen in the movie colony. McCoy in the offering. ' who directed Douglas music by Sokolov's Band. I Offer Fairbanks in "The Black Pirate" and ¦ ¦ ? Kann. the editorial writer of Film John Barrymore in "Sherlock Holmes." SUBURBAN GARDENS. THE FUNNIEST FARCE IN SO YEARS News, says "The masterpieces have Rudolph \ week, beginning today. Subur- The Cheeriest Comedienne l been few—masterpieces are generally alentino. after leaving a This few—hut there have been donation for the milk fund and mak- ban Gardens will present “Marvelous more men- ing Blue Devil of the Ai”, in I tlonable pictures than ever before," a trip through the new plant of Melville, the IVILLAROMAI \ % is the New York Times, left a sensational aerial act, finishing with Workington * Smarted Rendttvont W STELLA which pretty nearly the truth ac- for Chicago In MnclutUieHmPnWTY and Maxwell Anderson's “What Exposition five months and with Bar- Price Glory" will be retained in num & Bailey's Circus 17 years. AUNT the W'illiain Fox appears to be carrying & film version, but by the use of panto- Mrs. Wilson-Greene’s Concerts I NERVO the war into Africa. wants to TEMPLETON y KNOX He mime, it is picture Laugh I claimed, patrons Season 1826-27 Would Make a Cat make Fox pictures where they are will not hear it. | raising the biggest fuss against Capital Side Shows America and all that sort of thing. Edmund Lowe and his Artists’ Course wife. Lil.van MBSSAOH ( HKERFIL Tashman, are on their way to Eng- Next 1* or OPTIMISM | SeatS Emil Jannings is about to start land. the former having I,E PARADIS ROOF. FRITZ KREISLER Berlin, finished his "The Black Hand" in from a work as Sergt. roof, Violinist scenario hv O, with Quirt in the film ver- The Le Paradis under the Vanloo. more sion of “What Price Glory." »*• "German influence." including Lupu In Eng- frosted electric lights, lures amuse- CLAUDIAMUZIO i.VLW m**yn*K ?¦«*¦«*"Siir/.» land he will work in the rnTßrnSmSTm- drl.toerat. of Bird ion* Pick as director and screen con- ment seekers, with smartly rhythmed Soprano of the Chleaito Opera Camilla Horn ception of "One Increasing Purpose” and Ilgn Tscheehowa in the oaat. dance music by the famous Le Paradis from the book of A. S. M. leadership ke r—- Hutchinson. Band, under the of Jack SIGRID ONEGIN T '*"£» Because Americans are said to dis Violinist Bert Bernath. Di- Contralto of the Metropolitan Opera DONALS SISTERS Marshall Nellan's coming produc- Golden. tribute most of the product. Spain is rector Golden’s "right bower," is re- CRAIfI CAMPBELL "Lady imtatf* tion for Paramount has been by putting a. boycott on German films. titled a nbmber of charming BOSTON SYMPHONY WE PLAY LOEWS VAUDEVILLE iitliltd Allan Stuart . “Everybody's Acting." The story, sponsible for effects. "T.a Glu," by .lean Richepin. is to which is to star Betty Bronson, was ORCHESTRA he filmed by the Mims de France written for her by Xeilan. and is said SERGE KOVHSEVITZKY, Conductor milton iehli , T„ir.;f;.x sec- SW ANEE-IN-TH E*AIR. “TA# Wayward Tout*" < > tion of Soclete Cineromans, to be based on a real life episode Pathe ttewe Pictorial the des champion jazz dancers, directing. which occurred in Greenwich Village A trio of CHALIAPIN Hwaw; with Henri Fescourt Mr. Little, Billy Mulroe and Miww »¦!» till esd 0:10. Mila 44*4. 4400. QUO. Ora*. Mnta: Mat.. 00« i On. ti Feecourt made and directed "Les several years ago. Margaret With His Own Opera Company Mlserables." Jimmy Kuehling, will be featured at May Robson, footlight favorite, Swanee-in-the-Alr this week. Miss Philharmonic Course will a Boxy, according to Film Daily, is to make her screen debut in "Pals in Little is a gifted singer as well as all wskk mm spend $60,000 on projection and light- Paradise,” a Peter B. Kyne story, dancer, and her group of bright vocal MME. JERITZA niminiifiiiiniin in “STRANnTODAY ing effects In his new theater in New which John Bowers and Marguerite Soprano, Metropolitan Opera York. De La Motte also will be featured. RACHMANINOFF | A GALA ARRAY OF STAR ENTERTAINMENT Haring stocked up on ozone and Jimmie Adams, Pianist frigid Christie comedy air plants, because they fear star, is the newest of the short-comedy THEATER weather, the movie houses gen- TALLEY TINCOLN warm artists to be called upon MARION stocking to inject his erally now seem to he tip on antics into a feature production. Cecil FOOD Sensational Coloratura Soprano, Metro- TOPICS” I STREET AT I3tb politan Opera "TOWN BI organs. I with new B. De Mille has borrowed him for a vaudeville comedy role in "The Yankee Clipper." BOSTON SYMPHONY The Keith-Alhee interests which feature BILLY CARPENTER SIX.—MON—TIES. lb are showing a powerful drift toward trill William Boyd and HEALTH screen, means, course, Elinor Fair. ORCHESTRA the which of KOCSSEVITZKY, PARAMOUNT PRESENTS that the latter is getting its fine work SERGE Conductor Esther Singer Mack Davis Franklin Sisters in in that direction, as well aa through Harry lAngdon’s long-sought girl with unbobbed tresses has been found BEAUTY ELIZABETH RETHBERG Joe Rock Arthur Hear "road shows" into the legitimate Soprano, Metropolitan Opera theaters. The movie is a volatile in Priscilla Bonner, who will play op- Writ— »»d Prod*—a bf ALEX GJERBER REX BEACH’S something posite the comedian in his new pic- - 1 to remember. LAWRENCE TIBBETTS DRAMA MODERN AND ture, "The Strong Man." SHOW OF LIFE MORALS Baritone, Metropolitan Opera A Film Daily news item states that, 11 REC ITAL A "in common with other towns of To the cast of Richard Dix's pic- and JOINT BROWER-®**** "Bag-Haw— Fafcl—" , southern Illinois. Harrisburg, 111., is ture. "The Quarterback.” have been Wilson-Greene Evening Series PADLOCKED § in the throes of depression, which added Mona Palma and Ruby Blaine, show no sign of abating. Even harder the former one of the Paramount CARNIVAL MME. GALLI-CURCI vtvart-cASEY &WARREN-" ,L#m* MACK SENNETT COMEDY times are predicted during the Win- Junior stars. “HAY FOOT, STRAW Soprano • la Tk* Ptf," By Pt«l Cmr4 Smith FOOT- ter for th* theater and other business I| August to 21st because of the complete shutdown of A lion whose salary is said to com- 12th JOHN McCORMACK : mining operations after April pare favorably with that of some bank all 1. Douglas Doors Open 1 P.M. to 11 P.M. Tenor WED. AND TOURS. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY presidents is featured in Mac- I THE ORRETOS Cecil B. De Mille is to produce Lean's comedy, temporarily titled Dancing Every Evening, SYMPHONY la "Dwctoloif" JACK Xuma, lion, CINCINNATI | MARY "Vanity.” a picture built around fash- "iAdies First." the has araaniAG anil «c ran at fiat ion as a theme. Lenore J. Coffee is earned more than $40,000 for his 9:00 to 11:00 ORCHESTRA writing an original story for it and owner and trainer. Charles Gay, since FREE FRITZ REIVER. Conductor HOLT Beatrice Joy will be its star. he made his screen debut some years Souvenir*—Prizes ASTOR I BALASIS TRIO Hughes Raymond Hatton and Others ago. Eveiy Day TITO SCHIPA Norolty" Lloyd and Others in president "flan—tioaal in Zane <,rp> * Carl Laemmle. of Unl- Tenor -¦-¦- ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ First National’s “ Acknission, 25c dancing’ : GABRILOWITSCH PHOTOPLAY IT—nniinr El«ss6ns by 'Young lady. b£st s£c- Washington Auditorium Pianist, and Uon: 7 private lewon*. $5 »nifle >!«o. Ist- 1 HIGH STEPPERS ®J**jJTO I Mt step* North 7082-W I MARSHALL HALL I 19th and E Sts. at N. Y. Ave. THE* ENGLISH SINGERS “Then Came the Woman” Ffcor anß'mrS. l a acßer stCdTo: Located on tho Beautiful Potomac A ThrilHar ImuN of til* Groat North VToo4a AL ST. JOHN IN IllEa WLO 1 11S7 10th *t n w.—Classes Mon., Fri . a to Old! line Fiddlers’ Contest. DUSOLINA GIANNINI “SKY BOUND” . JUVENILE COMEDY 11 p.cn . sith orchestra. Priv. lessons by Steamer Chas. Macalester *** MAYO, CULLEN LANDIS end MILDRED ItYAH appointment. Fr. 8507. Est. 1900. 1. Leave* 7tl» St. Wharf Cliarleston Contest and Harmonica Soprano || DAILY RVNDAY Players' Contest. Orders for season tickets now Hint ALWAYS THE BEST FOR LESS DAVISON’S RS? ffVSSutSS; 10 a.m. 10;30 a.m. Valuable Prfies—Make Entries Now filed at Mrs. IVUson-Greene's Concert BIT *TH Strictly private. any * 6 46 D.m. Bureau, Droop’s. hour 30 and D.m. 2.80 and 6:46 0493.)13th ft O. ROOD TRIP. Mt (Main ihl* ¦ ' ¦ 111 ¦ ¦ ¦'