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Part 3.8 Pages Photoplays This Week AT PHOTOPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK. METROPOLITAN.Jackie Coogan. in "Trouble." Shown this after¬ \ A. noon. 9 PALACE."The.Ordeal." Shown this afternoon. RIALTO."The Trap" and Maria Samson, singer. Shewn this after¬ Theater and noon. - Photoplay COLUMBIA."The Good Provider." Shown this afternoon. CRANDALL'S."Second-Hand Rose" and "Cops." Sr » this after- noon. j LINCOLN."Find the WonAn." Shown this afternoon. Current Attractions METHOPOLITAH."Trouble". EIALTO."The Trap" and Maria "Step JJorward." Samson, Concert Arti»t. AT THE THEATERS THIS WEEK. Jackie Coogan. the Juvenile genius. Lon Chaney will be pictured in a to¬ who shared the honors with Charlie Universal production. "The Trap GARRICK."Enter, Madame." comedy. Opening performance Chaplin in "The Kid" and subsequent- one of Ihe most-talked-of film dra¬ morrow evening. ly was the star of "Peck's Bad Boy" mas of the year, at Moore's Rialto New show tomor¬ JULIA HASSOtf land "My Boy," will be seen for the Maria Samson, star of the B. F. KEITH'S.Peggy Woods; vaudeville. opens firs* time in Washington this week Jj"8 Y ' at Budapest for six years, row matinee. Cosmos Jn "Trouble," at Crandall's Metro- will be heard in concert, with Gusta- vaudeville. New show opens tomor¬ polltan Theater, beginning (his after- Hinrichs continuing aa guest-con- COSMOS."Jazz-o-Maniacs," noon. Also for the first time. "Step ductor of the orchestra. row afternoon. Forward," the latest Mack Bennett "The Trap" is a story of the Cana Ben be dian northwest. of a French- STRAND."Bits of Dance Hits," vaudeville. Opens this afternoon. comedy, starring1 Turpin. will Gaspard. shown. o .! Canadian trapper, who goes about the In 'Trouble" Jackie Coogan is pic¬ world with a song in his heart and GABBICK."Enter Madame." Others will be Wells, Virginia and tured as Danny, a youngster in the on his lips, when enters Benson, an West, as "Two Jolly Tars and a Community Orphanage, who has an American adventurer. who steal* Gilda V&resi and Dolly Byrne's de¬ Girl"; Moody and Duncan, in their RUTH- eventful but not always happy career Gaspards mine and sweetheart As lightful comedy. "Enter Madame,.' novel "Opera and Jazz. Inc."; Mme. as mentor for other kiddies^ less re¬ he had loved with all his heart, so will be tiie next attraction of the Vaiady and company in a novelty. rotx sourceful than himself. When the now he hates with equal fervor and Garrick Players, opening with a per¬ Jack Hanley and his funny sticks, poroth7 orphanage, out of funds. Is compelled becomtjs a wolf in human form and formance tomorrow night. and the usual house additions. Keiths to close, Danny finds comfortable step by step wreaks vengeance on This production, which ran a year Today at 3 and 8:15 the final per¬ MS homes for all his pals, even "Sherbit," the man he hates. on Broadway and is now running formances of last week's bill will be grew a little colored boy. Danny is adopt¬ ,rene Rich- Dagmar in "London, has just been released for ed by a shiftless, Godowsky.<-£Jan Herbert Standing.1 Spottis- a most in¬ given. wife-beating plum¬ stock production. It tells Gawdk. ber. When the man refuses to an¬ wood Altkan. Stanley Goethals an.I teresting story of a great crisis in the swer a phone call for at l-rank Camptau are in the cast. of a star and de¬ COSMOS."The Jazz-o-Maniacs." quick help life grand opera the home of a matron Maria Samson, soloist. has a lyric- pends largely for its great success \ "The Jazz-o-Maniacs," featuring the wealthy society the Danny himself assumes the responsi- soprano of unusual range, brilliant upon the brilliance of its lines, ab¬ Atkinson-Hasspn-Mack Trio, with of and a stir. as a billty mending the leak in the quality: delightful personality sorbing action and emotions that Juniper Jazz Band, described sing¬ pipes, with tragic results, but the a keen sense of humor. She is Madame is called upon to choose be¬ ing. dancing and musical organization event to an, known to the tween her love for her art and her music and leads better days. picture patrons of the better kind, featuring "Ste^i Forward" introduces the w,e'' York, having recently com- inherent affection for family life and not noise, will be the outstanding feature ¦ . 5* twt love. How she makes the choice be¬ of the Cosmos Theater bill this week. A cross-eyed Mr. Turpin as a street car Pi a, ,"y-»'tek engagement al motorman-conductor on a one-man the Capitol Theater in that city. Miss fore a near-tragedy enters her life is companion stellar attraction will present Samson will a Wash- run, harassed by a variety of an- appear three times daily. gem of happy endings. Bobby Bernard, the well known *s ^er The will Wanda the his own noyancesi The action is amusing and selection the aria froni play jjive Lyon ington comedian, and company* replete with funny "stunts." The chocolote Soldier." with Prof most pretentious role she has had in in "The Soap Salesman." a lauj?iiHb*e. oustav Hinrichs h^r career. Miss character William Dvorak's "Carneval" overture by conducting. Washington Lyon one-act, comedy, by the orchestra and ftiusical comedy, "The Hickorv will enact the character of Madame, Fried. settings , ?.h^l,!tie in vhich Gilda Yaresi attained foot- and Den¬ for the features, with the Pathe News Hick, featuring Bobby Vernon; thr Others will include Howard and of premier of Educational* light eminence. Earle Foxe will be ny. burlesque recruits, with all new "Topics the Day," will be showing £ten as a that a added attractions. subject. -How to Grow Thin." and the husband, role comedy features: the Dennis Sisters, the latest Fox News will be added von stellar honors for Norman Tre¬ trio of talented girls in soncs a''d cos¬ attractions. vor. Ada Meade has a part ideally tume dances; Bert Shepherd and Com¬ suited to her talents and Gerald pany. Australian busn whip expei'isa, and COLUMBIA.The Good Provider.' Oliver Smith. Frank Du Frane, Dor¬ "Bifrnum.," a myftery with two voices. Fannie PALACE."The Ordeal." McGrew, Sara Farrar. Mrs. will Hurst. the short-story othy The photoplay feature picture writer, who grave the screen "Hu- Agnes Ayres. star of many brilliant Charles B. Hanford. Edward Trusheim Frank Mayo, in "The Man Who Mar¬ Chaney moresque." has contributed i aramount productions, will be j>ic- and the i>fher favorites will be seen. ried His a film of another Wife," strange story Rialto triumph of human frailty and no- tured at Loew's Palace Theater th*s Producer George Henry Trader prom¬ a man of two faces who fought for the to the this afternoon, in ises an and some bilUy silversheet in "The Good b/gin,liriK exquisite mounting love of the same woman twice and won. .Scene Pr^'ider," the production Frank The Ordeal." the first original screen elaborate costumes to interest fem¬ A Pathe comedy, the Internationa! News director by Somerset inine patrons. and the Urban Movie Chats will be Borzage. of "Humoresque." ^ Maugham. -from which will be shown this week at The Ordeal" was prepared for the A holiday matinee will be given other attractions shown at all perform¬ screen from on Loew's Columbia Theater, beginning Mr. Maugham's manu- Tuesday afternoon, and. after this ances from Monday to Saturday. this script Beulah Marie Dix and was week, the matinee will a Provider!' afternoon. by " Tuesday be An attractive bill of entertainment is "The, Good "The Good Provider" personally directed by Paul Powell regular feature. announced for today, at 3 p.m. glorifies the starting father of the family, thp.t unsung Its cast includes Conrad Nagel. Edna Colttmbta hero of millions of American homes, Murphy. Clarence Burton. Edward B. F. KEITH'S.Peggy Wood. STRAND."Bits of Dance Hits." and. shows the slow but gradual rise Sutherland. Ann Schcafer. Eugene to Edward Pretty Peggy Wood, the star dis¬ This week, beginning today, the prosperity of a small-town mer¬ ?deJ* Harrington. tinct of musical comedy, who was a chant and his reluctant but eventual Martindel. Shannon Dev and Claire Strand Theater will offer as its head- yielding to the clamor of his De Brey. hit In "Going TTp." "Odds and Ends" liner. "Bits of Dance * grow¬ Hits," described ing children. ; The story concerns a young wife and other Broadway successes, will be as "a radium of lerpsichorean splen¬ one of the four headline attractions Eventually the strain .becomes un¬ eIderl> physician who is con- dor. one of the finest offerings of this Attractions the straw anJ over the friend¬ at the B. F. Keith Theater this week, The act is car¬ Coming bearable. final being the fcS!re^with Jeal°usy year." lavishly staged, of his ship that exists between her and a commencing at the matinee tomor¬ ries its own scenic effects and no ex¬ apparent failure- daughter to make, a brilliant marriage because younger doctor. The girl has married row, and omitting the extra mati¬ pense has been spared in costuming. to nee Decoration Miss Wood will he cannot give her a suitable dowry. furnish financial aid to a crippled day. A quintet of lively steppers Is one GABRICK."The sister, and she has a weak head her four buddies, with Harold of its features. Acquittal." In desperation, he turns to suicide morally Zelda Sears composed the Elmer Rice's great mystery melo- and only by accident is he prevent¬ brother. W hen the husband sudden] > Levy. Other numbers will include the Ka- "The offered for ed. In the meantime the tide turns. dies young wife hearns that hV lyrics. Harold I^evy the music. Bert wana Duo, oriental gymnasts seen in drama, Acquittal," hjs controlled the and the first time as a stock attraction.] A notable cast includes Vera Gor¬ has left her his fortune only on con French staging, native pastimes: Mardo and Home, in diticn that she will not Rosalie Stewart the direction. The "A Collision of Fun"; Sis¬ will *be presented next week by the don, the .hief figure in "Hu- remarry. The act of with thte^ilbert Garrick Players. Maria c)AM.50>f moresque" L>ore E>avidson, Miria.ni solution of the problem ultimate^ copsists special songs ters and Armstrong, in a com¬ was two leads to dances, with beautiful and lpvial William Harrigran, who for - Battista. Vivienne Osborne. William happiness. scenery bination of melodies. musicvand smiles in will Rialto Added screen and luxurious investiture. Another top- entitled "Gem of Joy"; and Rober and years featured the production, cSoprano Collier, jr.; John Roche, formerly of musical attractions notcher will b£ the little join the Garrick PWyers for the role the Garridc Players her*; Blanche *ate«t Sunshine corned v. princess Gold, in "Character Laugh Bits." of "newspaper man-detective," in Ora .15?jud?«..theThe Wise News of ragtime. Ruth Roye. She has dis¬ The photoplay, shown for the first Craig and Jones. -1 - * Du<*": tlfeJPathe several times which he won a brilliant success. A comedy subject, the- Interna- and screen snapshots,' With an or¬ appointed Washington time here, will be "Pilgrims of the A6KE6 AYRE6 wi Covm> stional News and Animated Car¬ chestral overture. lately in the matter of perforances. Night," a First National attraction, - - the and but this time the management guar¬ heralded as a thrilling melodrama. B. F. Brice. toon, iterary Digest Topics her in her clever¬ KEITH'S.Fanny NAGETj PalacJc an orchestral overture will be added antees presence It is an adaptation of the novel .Pass¬ Next week at B. F. Keith's Thea¬ Jackie Coogak attractions. Elite. est syncopation characterizations. ers* By," by E. Phillips Oppenheim, the ter will Brice Richard in "Th* Still another feature will be Kate English author. the bill present Fanny Today. Barthelmess. Elinore and Sam Williams in their De Remer and of the "Follies," Weaver *nd Wea¬ ^\ctropolii3tvj> ALL'S."Second-hand Day"; Charlie Chaplin, in Rubye Lewis S. Stone ver. "The'Arkansaw Travelers"; Dil¬ CBA1TD SeventhI ay Day." Tomorrow. Anna Q. Nils- funny 1922 version of "Wanted head the cast, which includes Kath¬ in "Nic son. in "Three Charlie Cook.'* George Le Maire, the well leen Kirkham, William V. Mong, lon and Parker, Nacs of Maria Samson at Rialto Bo»e" and Live Ghosts": comedian, is Now"; Rome and Gaut, in "When Ex¬ "Cop»." Chaplin. in "Pay Dirv." Tuesday known musical, comedy Raymond Hatton and Frank I«eigh. tremes Meet"; Peptia Granados and "Second-hand Rose." a comedy- "The Sheik's Wife": Wednesday also one of the headline array, and Short film features and orchestral /*"\F interest to music lovers is the drama suggested by the song with Joe will pre¬ numbers will company, in Spanish dances; Harry popu^pr David Powell, in "Love's Boomer- Pl#llips assisting, complete the bill. Holman and company, in "Hard- announcement by Moore's Rialto made famous by Fanny Brice. will be ang : Thursday, . in sent "At the Dentisf%v" Boiled Hampton"; "Vincent O'Donnell, Theater that this week, beginning to¬ shown at Crandall's Theater the first A Thousand to One"; Friday, George "The Miniature McCormack"; Van Samson will three days of this week, beginning Arliss. in "The Ruling Passion": Sat¬ Cello and Mary and other features. day, Maria* appear. this afternoon, with Gladys \\ alton. urday. Constance Talmadge. in "Pollv Born in Hungary, Miss Samson, the young Universal star, in the stei- ol the Follies." early is said to have developed great lar role. The story concerns the ex¬ COSMOS."Symphony in Danor musical talent and was graduated periences of Rose O'Grady adopted Outdoor Amusements from the JRoyal Academy. She was into a second-hand store famil> on Empire. Land." engaged by the Royal Opera at Buda¬ 2d avenue and pledged to a K£c" Today. "The Sin of Martha Queed Juva Marconi and a group of grace pest to sing leading roles.a most ond-hand husband three times he: also comedy. Tomor¬ ful and attractive will unusual distinction. age. By her quick wit and resource- row. girls pre.^n with "Sunshine Harbor." also Harold Glen Echo Park. Colonial Beach. as .the Cosmos Theater headliner ne.\. During her Six years the. Royal fulness she succeeds in outwitting Llojd comedy. Tuesday, matinee. L' week "A Symphony in Dance Land." Opera she sang Mimi in "La Boheme" her benefactors and winning the p.m.. Mary Carr. in "Over the Hiil Memorial day will be a gala day at The steamer St. Johns made her one of those and beautiful fin which she made her debut), right to choose her own first-hand initial of the season to Colonial light terpsi- also comedy Wednesday. Marv Can Gren Echo Park this year. On ac¬ trip chorean offerings that are spectacu¬ and in "Madame Butterfly/' "Mig- husband. The added feature will pic- "Over 'he .Hill." also comedy ^each yesterday afternoon, when the lar in character and with manv non," "Carmen," "The Magic Flute' ture Buster Keaton in his First Na¬ 1" count of the four^dav holiday which season of was yet Thursday. "A Thorough summer # 1922 formally; and other tional ^ ednesda> will the other merits. Anne Suter, the weli operas. comedy, "Cops/ bred, also "Special Deliverv." Fri. many Washingtonians enjoy, opened. j known young comedienne, who has The young artist came to this coun¬ and Thursday Constance Talmadge sr. The has a day. Mi Du Pont. In "A Wonderful management has provided special fea-i management provided always been a Cosmos favorite, will try in 1921 and appeared for twenty will be seen in her latest hit. PollJ "The PiP«r" Saturdav special schedule whereby the St. shafe the stellar honors of bill. *eeks at the Theater, in New of the Follies." and Kipling s The ol- ?" ?.lso " tures. Johns jKili.leave TLh slree.t wharf to- the £apitol roles Shirley Mason, in "Very Trulv Your« Others will include the two Ladel- York, where she sang leading Ballad of Fishers Boarding House also "surprise night" at 7:45 o'clock There will be a matinee dance at day at 9 a.m., tomorrow at 2:30 p.m.. las. in comical acrobatics; Connors in "The Chocolate Soldier," "The will be shown. Friday and Safurdaj only. 4 o'clock and dancing will be con¬ and Tuesday. Decoration day. at 9 and Boyne, in a charming little Firefly" and "The Blue Paradise." Paramount'! new picture for Thomas until 12. a.m. On the return trip the vessel comedietta, "A Yard of Lace"; Foster Rubye Ve Remetkjj Gladys She is said to have a lyric soprano Meighan. 'The Bachelor Daddy, will tinued will leave the beach at 6 p.m.. reach¬ and with "Bundles of voice of unusual range, brilliancy and be the feature. Home. an for Seamon, Non¬ Glen Echo is ideal spot pic¬ ing Washington about 10:30 p.m. The sense." and Le Clair and com¬ .Strand a delightful personality and and and facilities have been St. has been Maggie Crottdall'U quality, Today tomorrow, Elsie Ftrgti- nickers special Johns newly painted, pany In a new comedy, "The Unex¬ a keen sense of humor. LINCOLN."Find the Woman." son and Wallace Reid. in "Forever provided to take care of all families decorated and overhauled. The pected." and B. in it a rendezvous on mu¬ Tuesday Wednesday. Cecil who will make boat's orchestra will furnish The photoplay feature at all per¬ Alma Rubens and Harrison ford Milles. in "Saturday Night." Thurs¬ l>ecoracion day. sic for dancing to ajid from the formances will be charming Marie* will be pictured at the Lincoln day. Alice in "Ordeal of R<. The enlarged and Improved coaster beach. The seventy miles of sailing Prevost's to His First Love. A Picture of Nationalities. Theater the first two days of this Brady, Old latest picture. "The Kiss," A Vaudeville Tribulation Returns Friday. Marie Prevost. in with its 4,000 feet of thrills. The down the Potomac at this season of which, with a biff, comedy, the Inter-' A GALAXY of nationalities appears week, beginning this afternoon, in T^he Dangerous Little Demon" Sat¬ Mill. Dip. Midway, and many the is delightful. national HAWKS, until recently a "Find the an Big year especially News and the Urban Movie PVERT opening day in a new house ^ in a Paramount's Woman, urday, Clara Kimball Toung. in "The other amusements wil be in operation. At the beach are many cottages Chats, will be an added attraction at l]^Ef>LSlieutenant commander In the "The Man Unconquerable," exciting detective play. Tuesday, one of the new- Is a day of nervous torment, ac¬ Road Through the Dark." "The Rocking Pigs.'' and hotels to care for guests to¬ all performances up-to Saturday. . United States naval reserves, accord¬ forthcoming Paramount picture. Wednesday and Thursday. Charlie >st attractions at the Midway, is an¬ gether with the amirsemelits found cording to Ruth Roye. who "puts Jack Holt, the star, is as pure an new for First fun to news from New York, Is now Chaplin's comedy Ra¬ nounced as the greatest pro¬ at summer resorts, including salt over" comedy songs in an Irresistible ing American as could be found, being tional. "Pay Day." and Morals, New. invented. water bathing, fishing, boating, crab- STEAND."Spirit of '76." an on the staff of Sam H. descended. It is said, from some of the voker,ever manner on the Keith circuit. exeoutive May McAvoy: Friday and Saturday, Today. Dustin Farnum. in "Iron to Prices have been reduced for chil¬ bing and sailing. There Is also a Next week, beginning Sundav neat' one of the most successful ol oldest, families of Virginia: Sylvia Thomas Meighan. in Paramount s film a over the Harris, an Aus- Gold." William S. Hari dren on the carrousel, where $4,#00 large dance pavilion situated the Strand Theater will offer for the Contrary to general opinion, the younger producers. Breamer, leading woman, is version of Peter B. Kyne's story. Tomorrow, organ has just been installed, and also the water's edge where excellent mu- first time Hi Washington at never get hardened to the is famous in the world tralian; and Jean de Briac. one of the "Cappv Ricks." Shorter films and In "Primal Lure." Tuesday, Tom Mi>. other features. Week nigfrts " popular performers Wells Hawks is of French descent. for many sic is provided. admrssion_nric.es.- "Spirit or '76." pro¬ an and of the circus as a pub¬ villains, orchestral and pipe organ music will in "Chasing the Moon." dancing in the ballroom contini.es duced at-a cost of half strain of. opening performance, theatrical the other roles and extras be attractions. Wednesday nearly million is a new licity man. For five years, since Among daily from 8 until 11 p.m. dolla.rs. ami being eighteen months and In vaudeville life there he was appear one native of East India, three and Thursday, "Over the Hill." Fri¬ a tran¬ Beach. January, 1S17, when brought or Assurance is given of rapid Chesapeake in the making. The picture is a screen opening every week, with a new Hurl to by Rear Admiral Malays,, two negroes (presumably day, William Fairbanks, in "Hell's car service to the park, to take Beach. the nearby Washington ten Chinamen, and sit Chesapeake story of 'tl(j" revolutionary war and in a new place if one is not fortu¬ Palmer. U. S. N.. to do publicity for African origin), Apollo. Border." Saturday. Comedy night care of the large growds May 30. Maryland resort, was opened for the combines history, romance, adventure in the he has been one Japanese. George Kuwa. who has Today fcnd tomorrow. Thomas Mei¬ season Music nate. recrutting Navy, character. yesterday. by lialph and storj. in one way oi* another connected with a good part-as a Chinese ghan. in "The Bachelor Daddy"; Tues¬ Great Falls Park. Garren's Jazz Orchestra, free danc¬ Adda Gleasefi, Jane Novak. Howard' "Perhaps it's being brought up with naval publicity and photography in Clarence Burton does the role of a ing, fishing, salt water bathing, boat¬ Gray. Johft Coagrave. Noah who a re with the ma¬ SWede.a real bad man.but declares day and Wednesday. Norma Tal- Olympic. the sea- Beery three brothers painfully Washington, overseas, and Thomas H Great Falls Park opens for ing, boardwalk promenading and pic¬ Marie -Desmond. Ben Lewis, Doris Miss "Brothers rines in the fleet and he is not a Scandinavian either by madge. in "Smilin" Through": Thurs¬ Today tomorrow, nicking in shady proves are the I'awti. '.WiTiram lrank," says Roye. Germany.',r wllh_ He Is an Amer'can. in Ince s "Hail Woman." and Jot Memorial day. The park Lawrence, Cfiief Dark . or J>irth. day. Hobart Bosworth. 'The Cup the Son. Tuesday, Numerous are always afraid of being consid¬ otherwise. [descent ances- principal attractions:. Cioutl.jmd-a dozen others of note ap- nice Time was when he was chief ex¬ 'Anne Schaeffer Is of Teutonic of Life," and "One Stormy ; in "The Fast Male": management is making preparations amusements are .picturesquely situ¬ peaf.JjJ. tlie; cStmt. A ered sissy if they say anything Edwin Stevens Is American. Chris in Mgnt'<31*"8 Rock, Tuesd;;. special musical to sisters, and when I ani try¬ ploiter for-Charies Frohman's pro¬ try. Friday, Viola Dana. Sessue "The for a record crowd. The park ated along thp boardwalk over the setting will accompany all showings their all of Mr, Frohman's Martin is Mexican and Jack Naverro Houses." and Harry Pollard, in Do Hayakawa. 4n Vermillion water. The summer schedule of, ing out a new song their ^Oommenis ductions and for in will feature all the Attractions that 1 * .. to break heart. 1 stars, for the New York Hippodrome, Is Spanish. Me a Favor" ;*Saturd»y. Jane Novak, Pencil," and Johnny Hints. trains to and .from the beach became # ¦ are enough May appar¬ "The "A Nick in the past, and on fear and Conoy Island, the Ririglihg Brothers The only nationality lacking1, in Belle of Alaska,"' and "Torchy's Ghost"; matinee, 3 p.m have proved popular operative yesterday*. always go witfc trembling the Is .a native of the Island of Yap. of Time Hero." as usual, will be one of and work just as hard as I did the circus, the Ballet Russe, for ently, j Hatton. in "His free dancing, Strand.Will Close.' the for Pick- Wednesday, Raymond amusements of this very first time I' ever stood on Metropolitan Opera, Mary Back Against the Wall." and Bobb> the outstanding Chevy Chase Lake. \\/ITH the flpal showing next Sat- stage at the Palace, when I was sev¬ ford. and for almost all of the amuse¬ Avenue Grand. recreation ground. Boating, Chase will for for the earth to ment of scope and im¬ Vernon, in "A Barnyard Cavalier' outdoor Chevy LaKe open unlay 'night of the vaudeville enteen. and waited enterprisesI $cene Shifting. Today and tomorrow. Norma Tal- ! fishing, shady picnic grounds, the afternoon dancing Decoration day, program presented this week the open and swallow me." portance. madgc. in "Smilin' Through' ; Tues¬ Thursday and Friday, "Over the Hill, falls of the Potomac."the starting promptly at 1:30 o'clock.: The earth didn't open up, but tbe Having done, his bit for his country, southwest held interesting ex- and Thomas Mei¬ historic Strand. Theater, win close its second he now returned to "the old rpHE day Wednesday. featuring Mary Carr; Saturday. Tom Niagara of the South".and the rem¬ Souvenirs are also to be given.a box! season.- audlenco did/and Miss Roye has been has periences for the barnstorming ghan, in "The Bachelor Daddy en¬ to ever since. stand" in the amusement world. j Mix. in "Chasing the Moon," ::m.' nants of George Washington's1 of candies every lady present.1 General Manager an¬ a Keith headllner in '80's.or at least TO Seena Owen, in "Sisters, in the canal, mill and However suvenirs are but an'added Sparrow Thespian the Thirsday. Snub in "Full o" r>ep. gineering skill nounces that, -for several weeks fol¬ the veteran and Harry Pollard, in "Do Me a Pollard, foundry he built prove attractive attraction. The two big pavilions with lowing the- discontinuance of vaude¬ says Theodore Roberts, Favor": Friday, Jane Novak, i« The 'alike to the tourist, the patriot and faultless glancing floors are declared character actor. of and James finest of¬ ville, the Strand will otter a series Belle Alaska," Aubrey. Princess. the pleasure seeker. to be among the this-city of large and spectacular photoplay Grand in "We were out of a town in In "A Charmed Life": Saturday. I Great Falls Park Is reached by a fers. Meyer Davis music and Pete Georgia. goin£ Hobart Bosworth. in "The of i Today and tomorrow. "The Siln. prqductione.- Opera Rob¬ one time," says delightful ride through the Virginia Mafias' orchestra wil play every The latter of the northern Texas Life," and "Torchy's Frame-up.Cup Call." Tuesday, Helen Chadwick and and fast train service ni^ht in the week. is part August house' was piled up Richard in "The Glorious Fool. countryside, Something big will restftne its regular policy /".RAND OPERA, as presented by the out here that cost me about $2,000; ert®.' "The scenery Dix, makes the oi.ting an added delight. * p utilised for Friday night. and of] alongside the station, when a tornado .Wednesday, Norma Talmadge. in "Th< L vaudeville picture attractions and when H comes to me payin' Cinle. combined, playing Loew's high-class Metropolitan., is of such a high lfy came alqi\g and carried it a mile and Moth." Thursday. Lois Wilson, in vaudeville. standard tbat it is just a question of tax, those fellers want to raise mine. a half. We picked a 'living room* out Today and tomorrow. Rudolph Val¬ "Miss Lulu Bett." Friday. Fred Stone, which is the I tell you, I wouldn't give ten cents of a bornfleld, while our 'office' set entino and Agties Ayres. in The in "Billy Jim." Saturday. Charl..- personal preference a little -the steeple of Wallace Reid. in "The A Mst almost unfimited to hear any of It; and I know reposed jauntily atop Sheik." Tuesday, Ray. in Barnstormer." "best.!' With the something about music myself, 'cause a cross-roads church." "The World's Champion. Wednes¬ Hearty Lau'gh. - "Legend of Sleepy Hollow" financial resources of this organize I played the violin for about two day. Helen Chadwtek, in The Glo¬ tune when I in York. the heajr- ed up box office records' that have »"T»HE Legend of Sle'epy Hollow," a l'.sin. the greatest musicians of the, years, and know a good- rious Fool." Thursday. Japk Holt, tJROM the financial angle con- hear it." NEXT WEEK'S "The Grim Comedian." Friday. Bett> Today, Conway Tearle. 1n "Loves vt the last New to be it is At the screen' Version of world are available. But. why PHOTOPLAYS.. tiest "Ihs; laugh" yet surpassed, said. Washington tinue .attempting .to describe the al¬ At about this stage of the discus¬ Compson, in "The Law and the TVom- Masquerade," and "Fair Enough." To¬ Y«»rk-theatr .tl 8ea«"i was enjoyed Fulton theater, which seats dtit 924 Irvlng's immortal classic, starring most'indescribable? sion (all one-sided, since 1 was try¬ an" Saturday; Raymond Hatton, in morrow, Jack Holt and Agnes Ayrex. Pemberton. wlio produced people, it played lo $24,342.50 in six Will Hogers,'.T6r rATe#M by the W. W. Let's look at the other side, and ing to get'the other fellow's point of! Colombia. "His Back Against' the Wall. in "Bought and Paid For." and Harry l.y Brock not the same view) the barber et the next chair, Melford's of Pollard, in "Do Me a Favor." Tucs Madame." with Miss Gilda ya¬ days. This was due to d«clly mat¬ Hodklnson Corporation. was started realise that all have George production "Th'- .Rntir inee;. made neoess&ry by the public appreciation of grand opera. hearing the conversation,, felt that he "The Woman Who Walked Alone," day, Richard Barthelmess. in rns' the star role of the grand last #e4K uhdSt *h<}' direction of Ed¬ of my arrival 1 also should "adjj a word" to the cause starring Dorothy Dalton. Hippodromo. .Seventh Day," and Buster Keato.n in |ln clamor for tickets. The first morning side. "And I just want Today. Wesley Barry, in "Penrod." Eagene O'Brien, prima donna. Naturally the managers -who turned ward Te»itu3*ini- The interiors of the went, into a barber shop, and one of the other Tomorrow. Norma 'nThe "Cops." Wednesday, op*-''4 the it down are. not to first questions to "friend"' bar¬ to tell you that there's lots of these Talmadge, in "The Prophet's Paradise," and WIMn Miss Varesl finished yet chagrined, picturje. mad*, at the Norma of my Palace. on the Door." Tuesday " mention the motion interests toeing. was in reference to .the operas. poor folks around here who are out Sign 'Tis the Bull." Thursday. Alnui the she successively of- picture TaUnadge New Turk. ^ ber"' in in their tinery who Prlscllla Dean, in Wesley Ruggles' Fltimaurice's "Experience. Wednes¬.-George Rubens, in "Find the Woman," aji.l neripTof play, who were glad to pay S8»,OO0 for the '>t^dloS;in "Toq jest net I takes no stock there spludglnx Miss in Shattered to seven established New screen rights'they once refused for Mi-. 'Kpgers;;wm bejlctured In the there o'perys. Why, mart, haven't paid the meat man around the production of .. "Wild Honey." day. Dupont, Harry Pollard, in Xight Showers. fe.-e'^^it tkem that nor the and the Lord Dreams." Thursday. Jaclfie Coogan. Viola Dana. In "Glas* York and producers, three a nominal-figure. fiction character Ichabod tJrtre's folks Who's a-goIn" out to corner, grocer; Bad Friday. T^nagers for Miss Varesi 'toured all of the* large famous, ,of: listen In' to them thair only knows when they'will be able to BkKo. In "Peck's Boy." Houses." and "Monkey Shines." Sat¬ of the seven being managers American cities with Crane, whUe.*B«n -Hendricks, the man auditorium, who don't for the line dresses "they're wear-< "Jan of the Big Snows," an