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"The Purple Poppy"

Thanksgiving week holiday features
at B. F. Keith's Theater will be sensa-
tionally led by valeska Suratt and
company in 1.-The Purple Poppy" by
Paul M. Potter and c. v. DeVonde.
Beatrice Herford. 1.-The society CONVEX
sationalist." will second the star. Kath-
crime Danas spectacle. Fantasia Luz
minare," Is another special inclusion.
James J. Morton will act again as mas
ter of ceremonies. Others are Lyons
and Yosco. Venita Gould. in Impress
sions Of Well Known Players: Francis
P. Bent, in a travelogue; Dugan and
Raymond. in "They Auto Know Bet
UContinued on Eighth Pagel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18
Crandall's Avenue Grand.

A picture version Of Basil Kings
story. THE Spreading Dawn" recently
published in magazine form, will be
shown at Crandall's Avenue Grand to-
day and tomorrow. 1t tells two disc
tinct stories. the action occurring in
widely separated periods, yet each
bears an analogy to the other and In
the end they blend in a surprising finale.
Jane Cowl is pictured in the central
role. supported by Orme Caldara, Harry
Springer. Florence Billings, Harry
Stephenson. Alice Chaplin and Mabel
Balm. Tuesday. Fannie Ward will be
pictured in ION the Level; Wednesday,
Sessue Hayakawa, in THE Call of the
East: Thursday and Friday, Douglas
Fairbanks, in The Man From Painted
Post" and Saturday Mary MacLaren in
Her Bargain" and Charlie Chaplin In
The Adventurer."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18
Crandall's Savoy.

''The Stacker" a patriotic photoplays
will be shown at crandalrs Savoy today
and tomorrow. Emily Stevens heads
cast Of screens notables who are pic~
tured in this production. The story has
to do with Margaret Christy, who. after
being engaged to Robert Wallace for
two years without his displaying any
anxiety in setting the date for their
wedding. is surprised when he insists
upon an immediate marriage in dis
covering that the reason for his haste
Is the fact that he fears being drafted
into military service. The Outsider. q
photoplay of adventure and romance.
featuring Emmy Wehlen, will be shown
Tuesday. Wednesday, Sessue Haya3
kawa will be seen in "HashimurS
Togo; Thursday, Alice Brady, in The
Maid of Belgium; Friday. Beverly
Bayne and Francis Bushman. in The
adopted Son.f and Saturday, Billie
Burke. in Arms and the Girl"
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At the observation-disclosures.

1.-THE Frolics of the Day." rolIick-
ing burlesque. will hold sway all week
at this popular Pennsylvania avenue
house. The company is headed by
Charles Graham, who. for years, has
been a shining star in the wheel cir
cult and whose name at the head of any
company means a real show. With
Graham comes a dainty little miss,
Blanche Wilcox. new to the buIlesque
stage. but who. from all reports, is a
prize winner. Others are Gus Mortimer,
Billy Benton. Hazel Grant. Queenie
Powell and a star cast and chorus of
ginger girls hard to beat. With
Charlie Graham at the head Of the
Lyceum show. the patrons Of this house
will receive a real treat in the bur-
lesque line. New wardrobe scenic ef-
fects, whistling song hits and sensa-
tional dances are some of the features
Of THE Frolics of the Day" Burlesque
fans will find everything to their Xix
ing at the Lyceum Theater. Matinees
are given daily. with night show at
8:15
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18
CAYETY

Somewhere in America a. trayesty
in two acts. is the entertainment, Of
fered by the Maids Of America, the
current weeks Offering at the Gayety
with performances today at
3 and pm. The cast is headed by
Al X. Hall. who is assisted in his
comedy efforts by Bobby Barry, a
eccentric comedian. Other
in the cast are Florence
Rother. Harvey Brooks, Joseph Wes-
ton, Alfaretta Symonds. Robert CAL
vert. Tony Shane. Edward Bisland and
Clara Gibson, with a chorus of twenty
young women as an important feature.
Several vaudeville specialties are to be
among them Weston and
Symonds in Bits of Nonsense; CAL
vert. Shane and Bisland in "A New
Repertoire Of Songs" and Florence
Rother In TN Songland." The long
musical score contains many current
hits" as well as several original bits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18

n STRONG drift toward the war
"a play was to be expected when
war .established itself a. q
factor in the nations life
The theater Is but q hu-
man Institution despite the tendency OF
public Imagination to people 1t with
super-humanity. It Is this tendency
that makes the theater a tempting and
often fertile field for super-ego. Be-
ing but human after. all, the stage turns
In spite. of resolutions to avoid all but
pleasant suggestions to the atmosphere
Of combat So far tho pacifst propa-
Randa has had rather the best OF the
opportunities for utilizing the foot
LIGHTS to impress Its arguments. Maxi
mova's war Brides 50 we'll expressed
an appeal that 1t was well calculated
to reach the taste and mentality that
approved the song IT Did Not Raise My
Boy to Be a Soldier" but did not find
the song itself artistically satisfying
= 4
Lilac Time" is not war play 70 sne
sxtent of showing the horrors OF nu
man conflict 1t Is pictorial ratneF
than argumentative and deals with IN
dividual sentiments and eApe1' 1
The war Is but background lot .
glimpse Of the ennui and homeslcK
ness of a group of English soldiers IN
France. It's. references to valor ano
patriotic devotion are less o annmish
than the note of feminine anguish:
when a lover is torn. from the arms Oh
his bride to go upon a perilous mis-
sion. 1t Is made for sympathetic teaas
rather than for the thrill OF triompnan.
determination. Yet with all IT'S oelSaeS
~ mood. Lilac Time" Is obviously q
resnonse to the overwhelming interest,"
in the one great struggle with wnich
the world IL shaken.
.11,stairs and Down" introduces no
.,aeifehts Of current interest to en-
Nsnce its luminous hilarities. 1t "
iaurhter for the sake of laughter aho
carries no hint Of lies sterner
1encieS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18
Crandall's Film Contracts.

Harry n. Crandall. head of Crandalrs
circuit of theaters. which includes the
knickerbocker. Savoy. Crandaii's. Ave.
nue. Grand and Apollo. closed contracts
yesterday for the first showing Of many
important film productions. The pic
lures are those of the Paramount and
Aircraft Company, the Thomas H. Ince
super-productfons and his personally
directed pictures, viz: Charles Ray. in
The Son of His Father: Dorothy Dali
Continued on Eighth PageD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18
Howard.

The seven-reel photoplay. THE. Spy
featuring Dustin Farnum. will be the
evening attraction at the Howard Thea.
ter this week, with a matinee Satur.
day. Next weeks attraction will be
branded" featuring Abbie Mitchell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18
Red Gross Concert Friday.

The eleventh students concert of the
Washington College of Music will be
given Friday evening at Sis o'clock.
at the Central High School Auditorium.
18th and Clifton streets northwest. No
cards Of admission will be required. but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18
Coming Attractions
Barrie 0ne-Acct Play,..

One-act plays by J. M. Barrie will be
the attraction at the New National
next week. They are The New word''.
and 1.-The Old Lady Shows Her. Med
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18

featuring Francis Bushman and Bev-
erly Bayne. will be shown Thursday.
and THE Moth" featuring Norma Tall
madge. Friday and Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18
Central Coliseum.

The Central Coliseum management
has adopted the policy OF not charging
separately for each dance. but permit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18
: Crandall's.

The story Of q pretty and ambitious
young, girl who was willing to make
great sacrifices for her ideals is told
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18

ting the dancers free use OF the floor
for the entire evening for one stipu-
lated price. A. prize one-step contest
is announced for tomorrow night, for
which a gold prize will be awarded to
the winning couple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18
FRANCIS K. BUSAMAN
KNIcKERBOCKER

1t is said to show the Scotch play
wright's genius in a. later and some.
what different style.
The Charles Frohman Company is
sending the Barrie plays on tour.
"Mary's Ankle"
''Mary's Ankle" the latest farce by
May Tuliy, which A.. H. Woods will
present at the Belasco Theater next
week. opened at the New Bijou Theater,
New York, August 9, remained there
for nearly three months and wound up
it's New York run at the Thirtyninth
Street Theater, where it had to make
way for a previously booked play.
Miss Tully has long been known as a
writer and producer of vaudeville play
lets.
The piece may be best described as a
complicated honeymoon. 1t deals with
the farcical adventures of three fmpe-
cunious young men, who hit on the in
genious expedient of sending out fake"
wedding invitations, in order to get
money from tight-fisted relatives. An
unexpected complication appears in the
person of a charming young lady who
bears the name of the fictitious bride.
The original New York production and
cast will be seen in Washington. in
; GLIDING Irene Fenwick, Walter Jones.
Zelda Sears. Bert Lytell. Leo Donneily.
Mae Melville, T. A. Gibson, Adelaide
Prince and Noel. Tearle. There will be
Thanksgiving day matinee, Novem-
har
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Crandall's Apollo.

Tho Cold Deck" . western fllm sub.
5ect. will be shown at Crandall's Apollo
today and tomorrow, with William 8.
Hart pictured in the leading role. The
story is laid in California in the days
Of the gold rush. and Hart portrays the
character Of Level Leigh, gambler. who
sacrifices everything in order to take
his little sister UP to the mountains
where she may regain her health.
Though treachery he is made to APP
pear guilty Of the murder Of stage
coach driver. is placed in jail and the
vigilantes are preparing the moose for
him when he succeeds in making his
escape by death-defying leap. Humor.
pathos and red-blooded drama arc
combined in this picture. Tuesday
Ethel Clayton will be pictured I'm The
Dormant Power; Wednesday. Harold
Lockwood, in Paradise Garden;
Thursday. Fannie Ward, in ''On the
Level; Friday. Sessue Hayakawa. in
The Call of the East" and Saturday,
Olga Petrova, in More Truth Than
Poetry"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18

in the photoplay. Easy Money" fsas
turing Ethel Clayton. which viii be
shown at Crandalrs today, tomorrow
and Tuesday. The story concerns Lois
Page. student of sculpture. whose
progress is retarded by lack OF money
with which to pursue her studies. She
marrfes Richard Chanslor. . notorious
herited by his wealthy grandfather be-
cause of an escapade with an actress.
More Truth Than Poetry" the scenario
Tor which was written by Mime. Olga
Petrova. and in which that talented
emotional actress is featured. will be
shown Wednesday and Thursday. Tho
Woman God Forgot" with Geraldine
Farrar. supported by Wallace Reid and
Hobart Bosworth. the leading char
acter, in a story of the land of the Az
tees at the invasion by Cortez, will be
shown Friday and Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18

Continued on Eighth Page.)
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CONTINUED on Eighth p.
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