ment^ AffluxThe Ph ; 1 otoplay ^r A"f least one picture of the w'yM^'. grounds mean health and disciplina ry education that count that is to be. as much in their wa; as the education of the schools, and with all our love of boasting there i s much to be desired, much to be done *. *1," 1 <-> I nitPfl ^tafps to make both what they should be IU1 11IC Ldynai ut H.VJV I . oi America. * * * * was. in the long ago. whe n the boys and girls of America read CHAS ' TIMEand wept over "Black Beauty,' the wonderful story of the horse by Anna Sewell. And with the comirig of the story also cante widespread RAY . interest in the beautiful animal \vhich is fast being relegated to the background, perhaps to extinction, by the "tin lizzie" and her more Ae+ropoli+arb tentious associates. Not only tha but there was generally a deeperprct. interest in dumb animals which r<:sulted in societies and organizations ene from Hi[Li/' Sliubert - sg§ "overthe " that at least aimed at their protect!ion from cruelty. This story has hecn ^ transferred to the screen, and will be one of the interesting attractions v Garriek-* of the current week. # * * * new picture that sectns to invite attention is the Fox AXOTHKKduction. "Over the Hill." sugg by Will Carleton's "Farm proested lads." It. too. is a story of mothe love, the mother love that takesBalrup 1 t. _i._» .. j 1 * u . the burden when the father dies, or nrgiecis «n> uui\, anu icdvcs iuc i K japM / ^ making of the home and the rcari ng of the children to the great home I preserver of the world.the mothler. The stage might he filled with drama, real drama, based on the live?s and struggles of these noble women I . only there would not always be 1 he happy ending which is considered indispensable by the modern pict:ure maker. And this suggests the thought that life, life as it is lived everywhere, is the soul of drama, and rot the of the cabarets, the dance halls and the underworld, nightmare */ / . which picture producers have so of ten mistaken for the real thing. J ft » * j| are still making faces at "Passion."' the wonderful historical THLiYphotoplay production which di-ew the crowds, but divided the intent of the picture patrons of V not so long ago. Butsenfashington.the face-makers are largely the. picturi: producers who vent their spleen in harrowing cartoons and their wra th in poor English at the idea of a FORREST foreign' film pressing their own product to the rear. "It," a publication ANN em Map^e Rennet: H^EZZZZZdi devoted fo matters and in ine neart ot ine screen photoplay puoiisnea Lolutnbia ~ and rbocW_J ORBUdKLE. "Palade £PITH colonies of California, in answerirlg a sharp criticism recently, which lMERSTEIN 6+rari? CTrandalts Knicke JZoidozA PoBERTi-dandcn declared that the sets for "Passioni" are crude, the costuming faulty in places, the lightings bad and tinc "props" simply "awful," retorted: " The development of dramatic art i the entertainment of the public is ior >ean and Hon Chaney, in "Outside ] NEXT WEEK'S PHOTOPLAYS. Herz and UNUSUAL STORY the only justification for the exist!tn^c of the photoplay. Without this le Haw"; Tuesday, Gladys Walton, in Ralph Comedy. tiuroose in mind we had better conifine ourselves to scenics, i i'oor Girl. Kidh Girl"; Wednesday. AL.PH HERZ. who is in * travelogues Mar" D appearing MADE INTO FILM » Mother, I Need Vod"; Thursday. « and slapstick comedy. Dra matic art.the one and great * I "Blossom Time," states that he only This Week Mliles in "A Virtuous Out- Metropolitan. Winter, worth-while element in the the one we onf out of each C photoplay.is have utterly Photoplays CJist," and Saturday, All-comedy George Arliss in Associated Kx has acted seriously, actor-managed SCARCELY faeglected above all others. 'Passio>n' might have been photographed in n ight. j f tibitors' Aim version of Franz Mol books published in thetenthousand ilar's of Devil. semi-seriously and managed front oi unpainted and it wo uld still remain a notable play "The is read or remembered drops production, and, what is still more century nineteenth Lighting, photography, scenery, nnechanics are all secondary. * * * New Stanton. disastrously,by the present itineration. but thoS' Cameramen and and most indigestible studies at neglected develop encourage them, when Cecil ( Jack in "Just Out ol the public. Time either effaces mem them, must not be discour or GARRICK."Over the Hill." Shovvn this evening at 8:20 o'clock. i'i "Civilian Clothes"; Tuesday, Jne"; Pickford, get they aged humiliated by being to Think sated to studio in m !. De Mille's "Something have stoo< favorites, and, cases, worse than that." subordiany PALACE."The Faith Healer." Sh own today at 3 p.m. ^ bout," featuring Klliott Dexter, ietured star, in "Gove." a Gouis rouse**; Wednesday, peace my creditors, my successful. The final solution of tlle ack sheep of the family, 1 "The Thurs- ner with the with City. problem was reached, he says, by one of all who 'oscph Vanee story, and the Fair " Cheater Reformed"; (2POTTISWOODE AIKEN has had s departed proceeds, partt a uailly Droves to be the Vanity j Mason, in "The Girl of » the Harry Millarde, Fox director, wh10 appealed to their and he Ids most strongly to the mother love. lirls. in "Running Wild": Thursday and, ay. Shirley stage experience of twenty-sevei, the result that I again looked secured excellent results. AH of wTtich intelligence ^ [v Heart": Friday. George Walsh, in footlights in the face instead of in to show Yiday. of "The . goes that the American \ Goldwyn's production 5'ears and the fruits of seven yeari3 like his knows when to lirl with the Jazz Heart," starring N'umber 17," and Saturday, specials, the back. Level Club's child, elder, be temperamental and why. "Black » "icluding: "The Son of Tarzan." tlefore the ramera. to The * 1= * * Beauty." ladge Kennedy, and Saturday, Enid "Back to acting again, I came "Black Beauty," known and loved ttennett, in "Silk Hosiery." Aiken was born in Edinburgh, Scot - America with Mrs. Pat Campbell in bennett, whose gre atest success, was perhaps, made in fo r years wherever books are i and, and began his stage career witli 'Aunt Jennig.' 'The Joy of Living' and Richard"Damaged Goods." and who was seen her* forty Savoy. In fact. in Eugene O'Neill's re come to on the screen, Garden. in "The 1 .ouis in , The Second Jfre Tanqueray." ad, has life Today.Vivian Martin, Song Calvert England. Arrivlni' DANCE "Beyond the Horizon," has abandc>ned the to as drama was about to become a * just straight stage moving aiid the version will be The first four days of Easter week olt the and Fair Girls, in i n he necame a member o SeottIA Rite Cathedral. picture director at Calif picturized * t Moore's soul," Vanity America, claim me for its own. X got mixed 3d and R Stn. Hollywood, of the Easter Garden Theater, beginning J famous 1 * aIt * * thie featured attraction oday, Edith Roberts 11 Running Wild"; tomorrow. Jack lugtistin Daly's America! up in a comedy role with 'Miss Dolly 1. at 7:30 O'clock -w*i be pictured ' ompany and for many years was i1 April EN" AM IN" B. eek program at Moore's Rialto j n "The Unknown Wife," a melo- Pickford. in "The Man Who Had Ev- Dollars' and made such a hit that 1 s J HAMPTON", who has been writing much in the move- ti play, is now foolith The wonderful horse, whose auto- t he influence of the lie theatrical clubs. but roles. warning Make It Tuesday and - comedy AdmlKftion. 5.* the to become scree n girls was recorded Anna i underworld; Snappy"; A&en met D. W. Griffith and 1 anything against impulse players. will be ography by 'hursday through Eva V I)e Milie's "Forbidden . hegai "After a of bitter disillusion Many saved heart- in action. s Saturday, 'ednesday. lis screen work in the chief charac period aches, if nothing worse, if take his advice J?i well, will be pictured anartsAmong" these were 'The Tourists." * ih * * humans; its hardships, dangers jidcates ner nance's small-town parents » id triumphs, will be unfolded. All jj to a 'The White Hen." 'Mile. Modiste,' is neither Irish n or German,U as the ip social leyel acceptable to her Truxton. fcfc^TAZIMOVA has been intimated," thie charm and the pathos of 8 nobbish aunt, and by her sincere 'I^ola From Berlin," 'The Soul Kiss," Easter Mass Meeting we are The Touch. conference iutormed. "She was 1torn in Yialta, and was 8t ory. it is said, have been retained ,j emocracy teaches the children of the Today, Mae Marsh, in 'The T.ittle Magic 'Madame Sherry," 'Dr. De I-uke.' The To urcre am International »» Crimea, edu- the ( fHioritv flirt ' -The Whirl of fjif cated in Zurich. Odessa and Geneva. in the screen version, including 0 Id folks a bitter lesson. Fraid Rady"; tomorrow, 1). W. Grif- 1 Is the magic touch that , ~ . .... on world flianrm anient. woven about the Short films ll^HAT li^t! ' irilling story a nd fi th's "Broken Blossoms"; Tuesday, . 'A Pair of Sixes' and 'Hands * musical numbers will be Included 5 a story right out of the ranks o World.' lumans," in which Black Beauty a t all showings. V iola Dana, in "A Chonous Girl's Up.' Senator Borah "THE THREE -. c- . MUSKETEERS" is to be adanted...» »r>.w »V.»fc V. aware of rnerely an idle tale and into a 3V.1 tcil I or V*irticipates without being _ ir Wednesday. "West of the I I have in A in accordance Rolance"; "Really. think played Douglas Fairbanks. it s nature, but always io Grande"; Thursday and Friday, i realistic, cross section of breathng,enough comedy roles to quite cover Frear w ith the conduct and the mental Crandall's. v era Gordon, in "The Greatest Dove,"- Representative most famous horse j This question was put to Kathleenhumanty?"up my past as a serious actor, and as m. ij- n..j_ n._i._ pl ocesses of the The first three days of the nd Saturday. Gladys Walton, in "Poor, _ I mid. iua u;uc vuurc in fiction. week. aJ T ' lorris, the magazine writer, now far as the stage is concerned firmly r 'harlie Chaplin in his six-reel com- G irl. Rich Girl." believe in uplift by lifting people out Mr. and Mrs. George Randolph dy, "The Kid"; Wednesday an# for the screen. writng Edward McGrady wrote the "inside story" . tomorrow. ' of their seats with laughter." hester 'hursday. tJoldwyn's production. "Tlw Today and Douglas 'There is no magic about it," the of «hr A. F. of rmed of events and situations ^Ian Who Had in "The Mark of JSarro"; Filmo could not ob- \ Everything." featuring ?; and Tuee-»(cFairinks.elebrated author replied. "It is a ques- INat Black Mason hich Beauty ack Pickford, a story showing how V1ly. Sidney Dorothy Green, | ^ ion ot concentrated effort and untiring Easter 3:30 P. K. grams rve. and many of the thrilling , 'r "The Good. Bad Wife"; Roland Reed's old farce. "Lend Me Theater, Son., father a Wednesday, to g book have important wealthy made real man of and la ttention details. know | FC:enes of the j* is son; ' ma Harrison Kempton Greene, "When success first came to me Your Wife." would scarcely this Jean Faige spoiled I.arry Semon's farce, j it was and new I nations! had thle. Jmuckles." and Sunshine Comedy, T~ . to completed two reels on minor The (Jirl With the Jazz Heart," and J* vrere like the folks that other people . exhibit photoplays at the National "The Kntertaining and amusing Don't Tickle"; Fridav. Gladys new. and there was 1'otomac." for the Historic shown with an Torchy Mixes In," a Sewell Ford Wal-lj, almost an instant Academy of Music and Dance on the Red American fe atures will be comedv. t J>n. in "Rich Girl. Poor Girl." and ,] emand for more of stories. Cross, which take in the his- accompaniment, including, as and Charlie my r.ights when the opera is not toric spots around cl orlestral D Ko Comedy, Saturday, j "The problems of everyday life are Cumberland. Har- o' trture, "Creme de la Creme." haplin, in "The Kid." and episode 0if interest to everybody. But to tneet a big deficit and pers Ferry and vicinity. Great you must scheduled.thisAlexandria. Mount Falls. Apollo. £ x of "Son of Tarzan." j. [>ve your tellow beings before you car to the ballet from Vernon and the and "The Inside « them and ill V AFIHIC prtfvent quitting Potomac down as far as Point "The Faith Healer." Today tomorrow, York. inderstand write about because of reduced salaries. The out. f the Cup"; Tuesday and Wednesday. hem." I-ookj lilt? r dllll Ileal' I , H' ... . the Piper" and Mack Robe Daniels. in "She Mrs. Norris was born in San news report states that the * of William Vaughn Paying Today. rLUfiiv a >rd's r PAL* So fc production "Bungalow Troubles"; Thurs-Senlelt'aCouldn't Help It," and Mack Sen- c and did not begin writingFran:iscountii will not be popular are the American photo- M drama of tlie same name, j to probably adopted.suggestionplays in the oody's lay, Bebe Itaniels. in "She Couldn't nady's JCorris. West it is " JAll Indies, said, that the na- be shown at Loew's Colum- F! Mason Hopper, who has been tive women r< st. will Paint and Powder"; Friday, Con- T>atchkev." and I.arry Semon. in ill the series of two-reel are now beginning to b ia Theater this week, beginning this s tance in Dif- "'rhe "Tiie JtSSELLASKy PRESENTS directing » Binney, "Something Sportsman"; Tuesday. mimic our screen stars ... r. * ,1 I..rr» with all the aifternoon. It is the tale of a fciciii, rtiiu luuiru y, i«iuv ir ,u social circles, has 011south-rnthe 3'ictures Corporation. said.to resemble a ir.eo» :. -1- z, al, who larry Pollard, "]Milestones." and comedy. gong tare . o.^«i ...utiiiK pit- >mes to civilization to exercise a siliine"; Thursday and Friday, with !siri^t- u unci i ue ii a in e ui iviona sourn studio. iind is to make her debut in a It is said the cast for the screen s| range and mystic healing power, Avenue Grand. 7latinees both days. Charles Chaplin, small version mad.- of j is fame. spreads like 1 'The Kid." and Saturday. Con- -ole in "The J/ittle Girls in Blue." a being Rupert Hughes i In one of the whiCH. and lew ' scenes of "A Today tomorrow. Katherine Differ- ' musical Fred. novel, "The Old Nest." will be the is suddenly halted a woman J,':ance Binney. in "Something comedy by buckleJJRAN6EKOTT'vrnf _ ! ! from Mars" h Message] }/ by wildre. loving scene, daclionald, in "My lady's Katth- . Bri- l to be A. L. :FH V£5CMX:NCK4 V . greatest ever assembled for motior | with oilier showing. oif the world with whom he falls in e nU" and "Toonerville's Fire produced by ErlangerJackson. | things, two young par- toy." and Harry Semon. in "The . ade." picture interpretation. rots, the director's jt>ve and his healing power collapses and assistant tried ntil he realizes that the woman Sportsman"; Tuesday for three days to make the parrots "Clara Kimball YounK.Wedneslay.in . Rene Adoree. Mrs. Tom Moore, as! j kiss, but without success. The healing in a far different way.reuires'Hush." and Harry Pollard, in "Make he is now known in private life I sumption was that they were of pre,the linor films and musical selections I Snappy"; Thursday. House Peters ~ CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT plays sister to Mr. Moore in his same sex. ill complete the bill. ind Marjorie IJaw, in "The Great T. Arthur Smith Announce* picture, "Made in Heaven." latest tedeemer," and Vanity Fair Girls, in I.A ST CONCERT THIS SEASON' National String Quartet "Dated." Wild"; "Some One The newest undersea picture j May Allison's latest pic1 "Nineteen and Phillis." 'Running Friday. Knickerbocker Theater I lure, deals with a mysterious mur n the House" and "Toonerville's Fire PHILADELPHIA drama, "Wet Gold." made by the iler. with Easter week at Crandall's and Mack Submarine Film curcumstantial evidence brigade." Saturday. 18th and Col. Rd. 1 CorporationWilliamsonpointing to an innocent man. ta Theater will mark the firstMetropolim "Hove, Honor and Behave."Senlett's hi v as written by J. K. Williamson, andj! jr presentations of "NineteenWashigtonand ORCHESTRA Honda?, April 4th. 1021, at 4:.tO P.M (paramountQ>kture im to rival ordinary Martha Mansfield, the screen star. hyllis," featuring Charles Aay. It LEOPOLD 9TOKOW8KI. Conductor Tickets. $1.50, $1.00. 75c. 50c ^ for clearness, for o1t ?' a Lyric. At St. varietycinema^rgrapnythinks if a girl really loves a poor I First National attraction, produced TUESDAY, 4:30..NATIONAL Office of T. Arthur Smith. 1306 G- | scenes and for human drama. It wasI man and wants to js" y Arthur S. Kane from the Today. George Walsh, in "Dynamite -"THEs^iSLICKER." marry him, she original SUNSHjNE around and near . ' matinee Kddie in jnade the Bahamas can both his j s' Frederick Mowers, a of Mien"; only, Polo, Soloist. . ..I help and her chances | :ory by story ' J and its story concerns the efforts olt by taking an interest in what he is dob-scent love, which fliirls its conflict 'King of the Circus"; tomorrow and M3CE. OLOA it to Tom in "The Road rER FANTASIES." castaway vanquish submarinet doing and spurring him on to great- lri the rivalry of Andrew Jackson ruesday, Mix, COMEDYOVERTURE."EAS1 pirates. er endeavor. If he is the right type n an $1S per week clerk, andCavaaugh,Jim- ]Demon"; Wednesday and Thursday. SAMAROFF Brown of man he will grit his teeth, his "ly Long. Son of a father, for "Good, Bad Wife"; Friday and Director Thomas J. Gannon of th< put | wealthy Mary in "The Dove nnuuiuer io me wneei and. when J "i« hand of Phyllis I.aurin, village heir- ] Pickford, Saturday,I.A ST COXCERT THIS SKASOX 3'a.lace Theater Orchestra will cele success comes, remember the girl es«s. Andrew is seriously handicapped 'Light." rtate Easter's advent today and al 1 who pointed the way. b y being thin, poor, minus (hat badge of New. TEN STAR SERIES this week by contributing "Kastei r *4jcial pre-eminence craved in every University Fantasies" to the musical program a:s "Gilded I/ies," Eugene O'Brien's sinail town, "a dress suit." and is Today and tomorrow, Priscilla FRIDAY, 4:30. an overture. latest picture, presents him as a w impeded in his conquest ofetherisethe young explorer, who is for Musical Club C given up h< of while on the part -LOEWS OLUMBIA Phyllis, Jimmy, PAUL j Virginia Faire. w ho was the winneir dead by his fiancee. o' ther hand. fat. Jovial, owner of evening DANCING. AT 3 P.M. <»f the fame and fortune contest re. of a ^ BEGINNING TOE>AY Conway Tearle's next othes, proud possessor snappy cently conducted by several motior starring J.Jaadster and proprietor of a bankroll picture magazines, will play the j photoplay, will be "The Man of lat does not hesitate at ly appointment. - old men whose made by three groups and two dif of the Secretary of Commerce; Miss \?realthy effort* to North 5197. 1715 CONN. AVK. Dancing A GEORGE MELFORD PRODUCTION ferent producing units, but at Fiee each other in providing for outothe ..WITh Mabel Hoardman, former District ^ furnish the main CHILDREN A®ULTS bead of each group will be the mei1 Commissioner, and many others at- oy theme of the DUPONT TARASOVA Tickets, $1.00 who have made the Mermaid come tended. A KWry. When one grandfather STUDIO OF DANCE. delegation of members of him with a million % The RaHHlan Slnfcer of Sonic* Tax MILTON SILLS AN1D ANN FORREST dies popular. the of American Pen Women ^ dollars, preentsthe No. 6 Dupont (Circle. Ph. Fr. 1435-W War Included League c ther counters with a proposal to The National Pictorial News. and another delegation from the Dis- K ivo him $5,000,000, he jDAVISON'S 1329 M n.vv. trict Federation of Women's Clubs provided is £ TUESDAY, APR. 5 Tlckrta on Sale at Office of & Carter, producers, a localCrawfordfilm a bsoluti-ly broke at the end of a year, icason's new dances."The Toddle," "The ^OSAV T. Arthur Smith, 1306 G St. N.W. ncsJcinsr concern, is now running iA witnessed the showings. Friday morn- T he effort of the Monte at Step." Resilient Walk. ADDED PROCRAM HITS boy. Peach to Army-Navy Tapa. Tickets, *2.50, $2.00. *1.50, *1.00, new line of films for local showini< ing, 1.000 school children attended s to meet the requirementsBrcwter, you dance correctly in a few lessons. cover industrial an< in a Strictly private. Any hour. Normal course for Offloe T. Arthur Smith, 1308 G St. that matters i body. v amusing entertainment. Short-proideseaching. Class dance Sat. with Eve, orchestra. «. 11||| J /

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