NEXT WEEK'S PHOTOPLAYS. Columbia. FILMOGRAMS ( Mae Murray, in her latest Robert Z. Leonard production, "Fascination." the premiere, it is said, is to be made a. Bialto. announces pur- gala occasion. William Fox's special production, PARAMOUNTchase of a series of stories by fc-3 "Over the Hill," based on Witt Carle- Peter B. Kyne for productions in Lewis Stone, who plays a leadlncgj ton's poems in his "Farm Ballads." which Jack Holt will be starred. Among role in "The Prisoner of Zetida, is an the la afc^«« Palace. "Humanizing Mr. Winsby" and "The j conflict. When" asked If he would--, Bert Lytell, in "The Right That Land Just Over Yonder." Later on an- fight again, if need be. he set pa-P" triotie minds at rest by declaring: I Failed," a ringside romance, and other Hicks" is to be Jf Bebe Daniels, in "A Game Chicken," "Cappy story pro¬ always attend all the wars.' ^ WHETHER it be that the light of a new dawn is breaking or that a Nina Putnam. duced. story by Wilcox Mme. as is to the Rejane. Romany Kate. prejudice giving way demands of justice, many promi¬ Mary Johnston's novel, "To Have and "Gypsy Passion." is declared to b*^; nent men in theatrical life seem to be awakening to the won¬ to Hold," will be George Fltzmaurice's unlike anything else ever screened.r Metropolitan. first picture to be made on the coast. New York calls it "Delicate as poetry,*, derful possibilities of the photoplay. George Bronson Howard, Richard Barthelmess. in "The Betty Compson will be featured in it and decent as all Seventh and Charlie Chaplin, in life.^ in a recent lecture before the Teachers' of the Day," with a prominent male star, whose name ^ College Johns Hopkins "Pay Day," a new release. has not yet been announced. Ouida Ber- A new character has been intro->jf University, declared "motion pictures have a greater future than the g;ere, Mr. Fltzmaurice's wife, will make duced into the screen version of Rob-** the screen adaptation. inson Crusoe.a mysterious Spanish** drama." Mr. Howard, who is a distinguished playwright, also said: "Al¬ Crandall's. girl, played by Margaret though it is considered the thing to sneec at pictures and to laugh them Gloria Swanson,' in "Her Husband's "The Man Who Saw Tomorrow," by who is, herself, new to pictures.Livingston.JJ Trade Mark." and Robertson-Cole's Perley Poore Sheehan, author of "The erwise, it is said the serial runs Oth-*gtrue out in any comparison with drama, the fact, nevertheless, remains that production of "The Vermillion Pencil," Whispering Chorus" and "If You Be¬ to De Foe's book. number of far exceeds that of He also featuring Sessue Hayakawa. lieve It, It's So." will be Thomas ithc good pictures good plays." Meighan's next starring vehicle, it has Marie Prevost. admittedly believes, it is said, that the little theater has also affected the drama by been announced. says she likes to look homely,beautiful.^wear^J the outlook of and has done the old An "extra" in the spectacle, "Theo¬ poor clothes and do ordinary broadening playwriting away with dora," an old man who mingled with the Much of the painstaking care used in in plays, because there is morethings*^ind<-fc.> strict technique. The chief difficulty, he thinks, however, is the exaction crowds and was lost sight of, .it 1s said, making a motion picture doesn't show- pendence and human nature to it. made such an impression on a producer on the screen. For instance, you'd must be written , not so much in Frank is that plays conformity with the standard at a showing: of the picture in New never guess that Tom Moore spent a Mayo working on a his half day at the tailor's with his camera picture. "Out of the Silent North/" v.* rules, as in conformity with what the managers think they can put across. York, that he cabled to Italy for He will be name. The reply came that after being man and a test glass, studying the vari¬ supported by Barbara Bed-, * * * * ous shades of red, so as to the one ford. who was featured In Hoot .y paid off, along with other "extras," he get Gibson's "The YORK writer declares that "once was lost in the Roman crowd.just as which would photograph best for his play, Land of the again the spirit of 'Camille' red coat as a Lost." ^ in the play. "Royal Mounted" police¬ >-*r. ANEWarises to defy time and hurl a cough in its teeth."- Pola Negri's new man, and afford the best contrast, on the "The Red Peacock." written and directed Paul Bcreen, with the dark knickers of the Richard Barthelmess has completed JL. picture, by John Kraly by uniform. his third production. Stein, he finds, strongly suggests that time-worn emotional drama of the 'pABRYMOfiS ine Garon has the leading'.'SonnyPaul-^feminine^ French lady of the streets and an innocent from the provinces who is "This being a fat man in the films :6 role and Margaret Sedd^n the role of tempted. The manner of their meeting, he says, diverges from the clas¬ Mctropoliian goshdinged expensive," says Walter the blind mother of the dead soldier, y Hiers. "Not do the have The star will Impersonate the real sical model; it has a different starting point, but it is choked off at the only poor guys "Sonny." >'_»? end in the same He adds: "Miss must to eat a lot of rich, costly food.but way. Negri have appeared in this those studs wijl pop from their full modern picture before she made history and spit curls on the dress shirts when it becomes necessary In the latest Leah Baird pictured * * * * screen^' to sit down." soon to be released, "When the Devil** i Drives".Richard Tucker will have won i who has fame in "Liliom" and SCHILDKRAUT, recently One year ago, March 6, 1921, Rex In¬ role similar to the son in "The Oil, S JOSEPHwho is a familiar figure in "Orphans of the Storm." has carried the gram's production, "The Four Horse¬ Nest," which he portrayed so well. $ custom of and into real life and has taken unto himself men of the Apocalypse," received its play photoplay A real three-ring circus will fur¬ a bride, to the news reports. Her name is Elsie Bartlett irst public showing at the Lyric Thea¬ according Porter, ter, New York, and Rudolph Valentino nish background for "Some One to an actress, who has appeared in "Blind Youth," "Please Get Married," Bprang into instant fame. Love." The scenes are laid in a south "Three Live Ghosts" and "Scrambled Wives." She was educated in Canadian rural woods district, but--* Viola the "without dog teams, snow wastes or \ Prance and studied originally for opera. Dana, popular screen star, ice floes." * * * * RTOEH5 left New York recently for Toronto, RtaWo Canada, to make a series of personal reference to "Orphans of the Storm" is a reminder that during appearances. From there she will Montagu Love's progress fameward- makes it of interest to Know that THEthe week Miss of this a juo to San Francisco for the he . Gladys Hinckley city registered vigorous opening was born in Calcutta, India, in 1877. ¦written protest with this department against "the lines thrown on the in "R. S. V. Rich¬ of Loew's new State Theater, after * * * Ray, P."; Tuesday, having the of the »- screen in Griffith's in which Danton is called the ard Barthelmess. in "Tol'able David"; spent greater part "The Christian." Holl Caine's famous production past two months living on railroad is Abraham Lincoln of the French revolution." Miss adds: "It is Wednesday, Sessue Hayakawa, in trains took her from novel, to be screened on the Isle of Hinckley to whicfc theater Man and in London. . to see Danton as a "Five Days Live"; Thursday. to over States. American actors bad enough hero because of an arbitrary act of grati¬ Lionel in "Boomerang theater all the United will play the roles. but to have such an arch criminal likened to Lincoln is to Barrymore, tude, enough Bill"; Friday. Marie Prevost, in "Don't A print of a picture made in Italy amuse the iust indignation of every student of history and Ameri¬ Get Personal." and Saturday, Jewel and "Dummy," a pathetic character in loyal dealing with the life of Nero "The Glorious Fool," adapted from the can citizen." Carmen, in "Nobody." has already arrived at the Fox Mrs. s<: studios in York It is story by Mary Roberts Rinehart. # 5}: New city. is declared to be a. claimed to ever literal translation BALTIMORE CRITIC declares that the Leader. surpass anything at¬ from real life. "1 knew him," the writer "Determination," costly photo¬ tempted in this or any other coun¬ said. A play production, which will recall sad memories to many Washington Today arid all this week, a drama try. investors, "still keeps spectators for two hours before are of today. "The Bootleggers," pre¬ Rex guessing they sented for the first time in Washing¬ In Rex "Fair Ingram's latest picture. "The shown whether a mild-mannered mission worker is a scandalous Beach's romance. Prisoner of based on leading ton. The story deals with a gang of Lady," one of the dramatic incidents Zenda," Edward double life." H. L. Rose's dramatization of Anthony Hope s W. ocean rum smugglers who try to out- hangs upon a curious seal ring, romantic wit the revenue officers, and the which is made a of novel, cost, it is claimed.. thing mystery by $1,118,453.16; 23,000 persons contributed many methods used by those who dis- a hinged gold cap which covers it to its and regard the Volstead act. with an innocent and differ¬ making, altogether 25<,a^l totally feet of raw film was exposed. No. 9 "The Adventure of Tarzan" ent design. The chance unhinging A will be an added attraction A of this is the first clue to the village and six blocks of city dwell¬ today. cap were built for the exterior scenes, Buster Keaton comedy rounds out the identity of a bandit who has been ac¬ ings This Week RUDOLPH: which housed 10,000 persons during the program. customed to seal his sinister mes¬ two weeks in which the Photoplays Valentino PalaCe sages with the ring. coronation, scenes were taken. Lyric. , Columbia Mary Pickford is buckling down to AT THE PHOTOPLAY HOUSES THIS Today and tomorrow, "Theodora"; work on "Tess of the Storm Coun- WEEK. Tuesday, Johnny Walker and Edna try." Just to show how conscientious Bebe Daniels. METROPOLITAN.John Barrymore, in "The Lotus Eater." Shown Murphy, in "Extra! Extra"; Wednes¬ and Matt Moore, In "Back Pay"; she is about it. it is said she punches h this afternoon. day, Gladys Walton, in "Guttersnipe"r Tuesday, Claire Windsor, in "The her own studio time clock at 8 a.m. EBE DANIELS was born in Dallas. Thursday, Clara Kimball Young, in Blot"; Wednesday and Thursday, every week day. B Tex., nineteen years ago. RIALTO."Find the Woman." Shown this afternoon. "Magda"; Friday. Herbert Raw! in- Cecil B. Dc Mille's "Fool's Paradise"; She is said to be a descendant of PALACE.Ethel Clayton, in "The Cradle." Shown this afternoon. .son, in "The Scrapper." and Saturday. Friday, Anna Q. Nilsson, in "Three Florence Fisher, who plays the Mrs. Dick. Hatton, in "Hellhound of Ct»e Live Ghosts," and Saturday, Sessue Linden with Nazimova. in "A Doll's relatives of the Spanish Empress* COLUMBIA.Rudolph Valentino and Dorothy Dalton, in "Moran West." Hayakawa, in "Five Days to Live." House." is the same Florence Fisher Josephine. Miss Daniels' mother if of the Lady Letty." Shown this afternoon. who played that role with the star and her father is Scotch. in the stage version of the Ibsen drama. Spanish CRANDALL'S.Norma Talmadge,- in "Love's Redemption." Shown New. maternal great-grandfather was He| this afternoon. Today, Thomas Mott Osborne's "The Savoy. with Jackie ernor of Colombia, and her gov-^ Val¬ "Oliver Twist," Coogan father was the consulgrandj. Right Way"; tomorrow. Marshall Today and tomorrow, Rodolph in the title role, is to be a produc¬ American a*? Neilan's "Dinty": Tuesday, Gladys entino and Alice Terry, in "The Con¬ tion of with Lon Buenos Aires for a number of years. irtti overture win oe auaea aitrac- and Wed¬ magnitude, Chaney she has hair METROPOLITAN.John Barry- Walton, in "The Guttersnipe"; Wednes¬ quering Power"; Tuesday as Fagin and Noah Beery in the role of Naturally, black and tions. day. William Duncan, in "No De¬ nesday, Anita Stewart, in "Her Mad Bill Sykes. Other character players, it more in Lotus Eater." fense," also night; Thursday, Bargain," and Larry Semon, In "The e"\liss Daniels' screen career bepatfc "The surprise "Love's Boome¬ is claimed, will be the best that money offer¬ CRANDALL'S.Norma Buck Jones, in "Pardon My Nerve," Show"; Thursday, and art can supply. at the age of eight, when she appear* One of the notable photoplay Talmadge also amateur night; Friday, Barbara rang:" and Harry Pollard, in "The An¬ ed in child parts for Selig. She be featured at vil and screen fcav*jf ings of the year will in "Love's Redemption." Bedford, in "Winning With Wits." Chorus": Friday, Agnes Ayres Mabel Normand returned to work up her work for a while and . randalHs Theater this also surprise night, and Saturday, Rodolph Valentino, in "The Sheik." then returned to play for Nymph, \>. Metropolitan Norma Talmadge will be pictured at and Corinne Griffith, in "Is¬ recently to complete her latest pic¬ and ¦week, beginning: this afternoon at .1, Crandall's Theater the first three days all-comedy night. Saturday, ture. "Suzanne." The studio force tacrraph Rolin-Pathe. in "The -Lotus Eater." w ith John Bar- land Wives." and Christie comedy, i reel B. De Mille saw her in com-. of this week, beginning this after- "No Parking." celebrated her arrival with joyous edv roles and selected her for rvmore as its star. It is a first Na¬ noon, in "Love's Redemption," a demonstrations. When the picture is leading*-* tional of Albert I'Ajson Ter- Olympic. the star will to parts in bis special productions He y picture screen adaptation of Andrew Soutar's X finished go Europe her the * hune's story, which was directed by Today and tomorrow, "Forever," for a rest. gave role of the court favorite > is novel, "On Principle." and in the role from du "Peter Ibbetson," Truxton. I in "Male and Female" and the part of Marshall Neilan. Mr. Barrymore of Ginger, a firefly of the tropics, sal¬ Maurier's seen as a young heir to millions, who with Wallace Reid and Elsie Fergu¬ Today. Corinne Griffith, in "Received Vice In the Paramount production of ^ vages a ruined young Englishman "A Jean Acker, former wife of Ru¬ I "Evervwoman." Miss Daniels lias at- a is never permitted to see^ a woman fallen victim to drink and eventually son: also Monte Banks, in "Be Care¬ Payment"; Charlie Chaplin, in Valentino, has an reached tire age of ful"; Tuesday. Betty Compson, in in the Show"; Monday, Eileen dolph important tracted special attention in her f'a- until, having becomes his bride. The comedy will Night 4-ole in Warner Baxter's new play, tared role in ^ twentv-flve, when he is released from be "The Anvil Chorus," starring "The Law and the Woman"; Wednes¬ Percy, in "Elope If We Must," also Miss Dupont bebe. Daniels "Her Own Money." She has recently "Why Change on which he virtually has Seena Owen and Matt in Stuart Wife?' and as leading w the yacht Harry Pollard. Wednesday and day, Moore, surprise night; Tuesday, developed, it is said, a youthful am¬ , V been held a prisoner by tho terms of "Back Pay"; Thursday, William S. Holmes, in "Scarlet Letter"; Wednes¬ c5ii~ajtd crandalte Wallace Reid in "Sick A-Bed and In Thursday, Cullen Landis will be pic¬ bition for screen fame. "The Dancing Fool." She was one or the will of .his embittered father. He tured in a new Hart and Vola Vale,.in "White Oak"; day, "Any Night." also surprise night; y a Goldwyn comedy- the twelve stars in Cecil B. De Mil then falls desperately in love with drama, "Watch Your Step," and Friday. Rita Jolivet, in Sardou's Thursday, Joe Moore, in "The Night "The society butterfly, whom he marries. "Theodora" (no increase in prices); Rider"; Friday, "Reckless Wives," ana In Fanny Hurst's new picture. "The Affairs of Anatol." a Paramounte^s ^ he is "Torchy's Frameup," a new Sewell Anna in "Three Frank Good Provider," a rooster was needed On a hapless aviation voyage Ford farce, Htnes, Saturday, Q. Nilsson, amateur night, and Saturday, Barbers and Movies.? his and lands on an island of starring Johnny Live Ghosts." to Earth. to annoy the hero by inroads on f that follow make an interesting "Nancy PICTURE Citizen* is sartorial ized he will be placed him on gate inp "You Never Can Tell. Oh, Lad>, FronV Nowhere," and Irving Cuirt- Princess. production may not to move until ordered. The LadJ".- " Ducks and Drakes '' story. , mings, in "Rope's Bend." AMOTIONb© absolutely accurate in every re¬ ready with a bawl-out for me should with in¬ Eater" a se¬ "Out of the Dust": tomor¬ York. one rooster obeyed such uncanny "The IiOtus presentes Today, spect.but if a player in a New York any dare to criticize his haircut. it is said, that he is now ries of remarkable charactirizations row, Richard Barthelemes, in "Tol- and tomorrow, Dorothy Dal- scene wears a Nebraska haircut, some for instance, like to telligence, Today .'Cowpunchers. on the regular force. l v a group of prominent screen play- Apollo. 'able David": Tuesday, Will Rogers, ton, in "Fool's Paradise"; Tuesday, critical person is going' to take his have their neck shaved round at the | A Hero. will be "Dolled-up" . is. The comedy attraction and in "Doubling for Romeo"; Wednes¬ "Love's Boomerang" and Monte pen in hand and writ** to the papers. back. So when Jack Holt flops into Ghosts." a British " tomorrow, Mabel Nor- "Three Live pic¬ Hal Roach's "Full of Pep." with Harry Today day, "The Mysterious Rider": Thurs¬ Banks, in "Be Careful": Wednesday, in is one my chair in a western outfit I know is £ mand. in "Barbering Hollywood American NE hundred and five star The Pathe. "Molly-O"; Tuesday and in of ture made by producers, pounds J'ollarld as the- Anita Stewart, in "Her day, William Russell, "High Gear Pauline Frederick, in "The Lure tough job." says "Morrie." the film I have to watch my step, or some soon be seen here with NoYman theV . Wednesday. will O' total weight of the three Spanish Topics of the Day" and other films Mad Bargain," and Larry Semon, in Jeffrey"; Friday, Neal Hart, in "King¬ Jade." and Harry Pollard, in "The capital's leading- tonsorial artist. wise guy in Phoenix is going to yell Kerry and Anna Nilsson in the lead¬ ¦will be shown. The overture for the "The Show": Thursday, Pola Negri, fishers' Roost." and Saturday, Hope Anvil Chorus"; Thursday, Alice Lake, "These stars are always asking: spe- right out in a picture theater, 'He ing roles. I bull-fighter costumes worn byJLQ week will be Richard Wagner's "Lo¬ in "The Red Peacock," and Gaylord Hampton, in "Star Dust." in "The Hole in the Wall**: Friday, cial service on haircuts. ain't no cowboy.' Rodolph Valentino in the motion pic- and Miss Viola Taubert Lionel in a me | hengrin" Lloyd, in "The Lucky Number"; Fri¬ Barrymore, "Boomerang "You see, it takes just about year "They even force to study up Motion are to be made in ture "Blood and Sand." Abrams. harpist of the Metropolitan "Love's Bill," and "Coming and Going." and for a new style of cutting: hair to on how they do it in Europe. Rodolph pictures Y -will BaKe's "Believe day. Boomerang" and Louise "The Brier Japan and brought to Hollywood for The gorgeous.but heavy impedi- *r> orchestra, play Kazenda, in "A Rural Cinderella," and Raphael. Saturday, Bonnie Bush," get back from New York. Twelve Valentino is wearing side-burns for a formed. Me If All Those Endearing Young Today and tomorrow, Seena Owen and Larry Semon, in "The Show." months ago stopped clipping his bull-fighter part in 'Blood and assembling by company just ments are necessary. Girl." Saturday. "Dangerous Lies" and Mack they A native has been trained to direct the hero of the Ibanoz Charms." from "The Bohemian Sennett's "The Duck Hunter." around the ears, for instance, and it Sand.' And the side-burns have to films. ing dashing ^^Ybanez it just beginning to be the vogue be just the right length and texture the tafp of Spanish life, for he who vj here. The new styles take a pro¬ or some bird who once spent three fights the "toro" In Madrid or Seville RIALTO."Find the Woman."' Avenue Grand. portionately long time getting days in Spain is going to give the James Kirkwood and Priscilla Dean must be "all dolled up.' ,N Wanda are working on a new picture to be The suits are of and . Moore's Rial to Theater will present the middle west. Therefore, the royal razz. brown, purple , Today and tomorrow. Anita Stew¬ Hawley. through picture titled "Under Two Flags." blue velvet, overlaid with pounds and when comes in and "It ain't an easy barber- today and all week Cosmopolitan Pro¬ art. in "Her Mad Bargain." and Larry Tommy Meighan job.this nf the in "The says, 'Give me an Indiana haircut'. ing in Hollywood. Next shop I own silver brocade, and o duction's for Paramount Semon. Sawmill"; Tuesday was In as Rita r > pieturization and Valentino Y\7ANDA HAWLEY born such artists Albert Spaulding. I've got to figure as to whether they is going to be in Kankakee or Oshkosh, "The Four Horsemen of the Apoca¬ d?e"s cape is pink silk decorated with of Arthur Somers Roche's tensely in¬ Wednesday. Rodolph Fornia, Myrtle Thronberg and David is about to be shown for the brocade. When fully « teresting "Find the Woman." and Alice Terry, in "The Conquering Scranton, Pa., but her family would be giving a 'bowl effect' in where you only have to please one lypse" gom story, "The Bonnie Brier Heese. Subsequently, her voice be¬ Kokomo, or when 'Our Leading town.not the whole wide world." first time in Spain, the home of the bull fighter tinkles and ringsjessed.like Alma Ruhens. the star of "Humor- Power"; Thursday. moved to Seattle, Wash., when she coming impaired, she was compelled author of the story and play. The battery of bells on a busy da.. and Harrison Ford will be Bush" and Gaylord Lloyd, in "Dodge There she attended to ^ esqtie." Your Debts"; Friday. "Love's Boome¬ was a child. high give up singing. Undismayed, she seen in the leading roles. school. turned to the silent drama. "Fnd the Woman" is one of those rang" and Harry Pollard, in "The An¬ She made her screen debut with Fox iiw mwnum on the vil Chorus," and Saturday, Corinne Possessing a pleasing soprano voice pictures that keeps one edge "Sav¬ pictures and played with that com¬ of his seat: It is a succession of Griffith, in "Island Wives." and and being an excellent pianist, she pany in leading roles for eight t^nse situations, startling complica¬ ing Sister Susie." ¦went on concert tours with her months. tions and baffling mystery, built upon brother, who was a violinist. Entering the L>asky studios, she the stealing of certain compromising Carolina. At the age of seventeen Miss played as leading woman for Douglas LOEWS THEATER letters written by Sophie Carey, a Hawley entered Washington State Fairbanks, in "Mr. Fix-It," and was LOEWS THEATER concert singer, to a w^li known Today. Viola Dana, in "The Four¬ University at Seattle and took the in Cecil B. DeMille's production, "Old PALACE The man who steals the let¬ teenth Lover"; tomorrow, Conway COLUMBIA judge. arts course. She continued her studies Wives for New." So excellent was ters.Morris Boiner. a theatrical Tearle, in "After Midnight"; Tuesday, for TODAY-TOMORROW-TUESDAY-WED." in "Handcuffs at the university two years, hold¬ her work in that production that she ncent, is found murdered in his of- Elaine Hammerstein, ing at the same time the position of was given leading feminine parts in /» pitaxed to announce another -SECOND GREAT WEEK t'ce. In his hand is clutched a piece or Kisses"; Wednesday, Eugene assistant instructor in harmony. Dur¬ a list of productions featuring Wil¬ brilliant screen engagement of of lace torn from the dress worn by O'Brien, in "Clay Dollars," Pathe ing her high school and college work liam S. Hart. Charles Ray, Bryant that famous and beautiful star Eas the honor to preterit for another brilliant Sophie Carey. But another woman is News and Literary Digest Topics; she took part in many amateur Washburn and Wallace Reid. week. the powerful George itelford production also involved in the murder.Clancy Thursday, Earl Williams, in "The theatricals. A notable role of this period of her for Paramount, featuring those tico famous stars l>eane. a country girl, who comes to Man from Downing Street" and Fox After leaving the university, she career was that of Beauty in New York to earn her living by sing¬ Sunshine Comedy; Friday, Norma Tal¬ New "The went to York, where she studied "Everywoman." and she will also be ing and who happens to be in Boiner's madge and Eugene O'Brien, in voice culture and also sang in con¬ remembered for her important role in office the day of his death. Ghost of Yesterday"; Saturday, Jackie certs and played accompaniments to "The Affairs of Anatoi." Johnny Hines. in the Ford "Torchy" Coogan, in "My Boy," and Charlie Comedy, "Torchy's Ghost"; a Bruce Chaplin, in "The Idle Class," Pathe Scenic, "Missing Men," the first of a News and Aesop's Fables. new series of these popular nature films, and the Fox News, with orches¬ Circle. Closed Radio. tral features, will complete the bill. by Today. Norma Talmadge, in "Love's Redemption"; tomorrow. Alice Cal¬ THE celebration of the tenth annl- As far west as weather conditions PALACE.Ethel Clayton in "The houn. in "The Charmine Deceiver"; transmission of his talk *7he versary of feature motion pictures permitted, Tuesday, Pauline Frederick, in "The was made by radio to the various. Cradle." Lure of Jade"; "Wednesday, Char¬ was brought to a dramatic close Paramount clubs located at distribut¬ Ethel Clayton and Constance Binney lotte Bronte's "Jane Ayre"; Thursday, March 31 in New York by use of the ing centers, which were assembled will ba pictured at Loew's Palace Irene Castle, in "French Heels"; Fri¬ radio. Adolph Zukor, president of for a dance. And at each dance there day, Florence Lawrence, in "The Un- were receiving sets and amplifiers. Theater this week. Beginning this foldment," and Saturday, "Out of the the Famous Players-Lasky Corpora¬ Mr. Zukor"» speech, an Cradle Following afternoon, and for a four-day en¬ Dust. tion, talked over the radio, Newark orchestra, loaned for the occasion by gagement. Miss Clayton will be seen in "The Cradle," Paul Powell's picture "WJZ," giving reminicence3 of ten Hugo Riesenfeld, managing director motion of the Rivoli, Rialto and Criterion r Paramount of Eugene Brieux's Criterion. years In the picture industry, tlieaters, played the opening number play of the same name, a story of also sending a nation-wide mes¬ the remainder arid three kinds of Today, tomorrow and Tuesday, and for the dances* For marriage love, "Desert William to the employes of his of the evening's radio entertainment Paul Potoell's great pte- scenarlzed by Olga *Printzlau. The Blossoms," starring? sage company. orchestra- turization of the famous cast includes Charles Meredith, Russell, a story of love and adven¬ This was recorded as the first at¬ Mr. Riesenfeld's played Mary of a leader of a and classical music, and there stage play by Eugene ture: . .lane Irving. Anna Lehr. Walter Mc- Wednesday, Thursday, Friday tempt large industry jazz artists Brieucc A drama of Urail and Adele Farrington. and Saturday, John Frederick, in "His to reach all of his employes in were vocal numbers given by marriage and three Back the Wall." a parts of the country who are appearing at the three On Thursday morning, and through Against Goldwyn various through houses. kinds of romance! all performances Saturday. Constance comedy. radio. motion picture Binney will be pictured in "Midnight."' directed by Maurice Campbell from a Elite. CHARLES MEREDITH story by Harvey Thew, which con¬ on Actors. cerns a foolish marriage and ita Today. Pola Negri, in "The Polish Arliss Censorship. Hungry VALENTINO Dancer": tomorrow. Sessue RUDOLPH amazing after-years consequences. I Hayaka- Productions i wa, in "Five Days to Live"; the opening week of his Cosmopolitan AND The Palace Orchestra will play as Tuesday, WHEN restaurant scenes «n overture "Selections from "The I Constance Binney, in "First Love"; DURINGlatest picture, "The Ruling Pas¬ photographed Three Twins," and minor films will Le I' Wednesday, David Powell, in "Dan« sion," in Boston, George Arliss filled In "Find the Woman," an Arthur shown. gerous Lies"; Thursday, "Without Roche mystery the Benefit of Clergy"; Friday, Paul a special appointment with his pub¬ Somers story, in and Sat- a radio company used the Italian dining room DALTON Capellonl, "Possession," lic by delivering midnight DOROTHY in the fashionable Hotel Ambassador COLUMBIA."Koran of the ! urday, Norma Talmadge, In "Ghosts message from the Amrad one the most and splendid stories Lady of Yesterday." telephone in New York city. The waiters In of powerful station (G. W. I.) at to the tableB fine Paramount Picture of love and adventure on the high seat ever broadcasting brought squabs, to the silvershtet.A tale that tails Letty." Medford, Mass. His subject was dainty breast of chicken, lobster brought "Moran of the Lady Letty," George !Empire. cocktails and other inviting dishes. EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION through a thousand thrills and captivates icith tale of romance and adven¬ "Censorship." The viands were supposed to be the force of its power, beaut]/ and love-appeal 1 Ilelford's j Today and tomorrow. Pearl White, of his talk was CHRISTIE COMEDY-'KISS AND MAKE UP" ture on the high seas, featuring Ru¬ in "A Virgin Paradise." also Harold The meat In this "properties"; that is, the actors were to at them as though eating, dolph Valentino and l>orothy JDalton, Lloyd comedy; Tuesday and Wednes¬ paragraph: peck THURSDAY.FRIDAY.SATURDAT . will enter its second week at Loew's day, Dustin Farnum, in "Iron to Gold," "It is much better for a growing but not to consume them, as the OF THE LADY LETTY" Columbia Theater, this afternoon at also comedy; Thursday, Lester Cuno, boy to grow good through the influ¬ scenes had to be photographed over "MOHAN 3 o'clock. in "Silver Spurs." also "Drennan. the ence of his conscience rather than and over again. But the two hundred BY FRANK NORRIS, NOTED AUTHOR OF was Hoot the application of the birch. players were hungry, and the food ' "Moran of the Lady Letty" Mysterious"; Friday, Gibson, in through eaten. BINNEY "THE PIT." THE OCTOPUS" AND was CONSTANCE to the screen Monte Kat- "Headin" West," also "A Woman's "The motion picture industry is a avidly Adapted by It is When Tom Terriss, the director, was In Harvey Theufe dramatic story of a foolish OTHER NOVELS terjohn from the story by Frank Nor- Wit"; Saturday, William Russell, in growing boy. growing better and its in yis, author of "The Pit." "The Octo¬ "The Lady from Longacre," also epi¬ and purer every day, of its own vo¬ ready to photograph the action, after thrilling consequences after years "McTeague" and other tales. sode No. 2 of "The Adventures of Tar- lition. If it is left alone it will grow having rehearsed it half a dozen pus." La¬ healthy and useful maturity. If times, he found the food was gone. ,U\ Norris' story concerns Ramon zan," at matinee only. to to recall the waiters, order CARTOON.NEWS VIEWS.OVERTURE redo. a society idler of San Francisco, It has the life beaten out of it with He had MIDNIGHT' Moran. the thick stick of censorship it will new "props," and then begged his -who later is shanghaied, and Home. to consume aa a the self-reliant daughter of a Nor¬ become dull and heavy and stupid, cast not them, Norma In "Ghosts originality and without spon¬ luncheon was prepared for them In an wegian sailing master. Today. Talmadge, without room. Alinor screen subjects and orches- of Yesterday"; tomorrow, Charles taneity." adjoining \ i