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KNICKERBOCKER.

Intolerance" one of the most note
worthy cinema productions ever
shown at a popular price theater. is
the attraction al. Crandalrs Knicker-
booker today-and. tomorrow. Produced
under the direction of David Wark
Griffith, 1t is said to exceed his other
masterpiece. THE Birth of Nation"
in its tremendous spectacular effects.
IL not in point Of heart interest. 1t
is best described as a love story of
the ages" although II really COM
prises three distinct stories, each laid
in a separate period of time, the
theme of which is almost parallel
An all-star cast OF such players as
Nae Marsh, Robert Heron, Constance
Talmadge, Miriam Cooper, Bessie
Love, Seena Owen, Walter Long. and
Spottiswoode Aitken will be seen.
The management announces that the
regular scale OF prices will prevail.
The Cinderella Man." based on the
Selwyn stage success, will be shown
Tuesday and Wednesday with Mae
Marsh and Tom Moore featured.
Other attractions for the week are:
Thursday and Friday, Alice Brady In
The Silent Sacrihce:" Saturday. HaF
old Lockwood in The Square De-
ceiYer."
The Washington times., 1917-12-30
AMERICAN.

''The GreIl Mystery" win hold the
screen at CrandalPs American next
Sunday. A strong cast is headed by
Earle Williams, Miriam Miles, and
Mabel Trunnelle. The other attrac-
tions for that week include: Monday,
Vivian Martin in 'The Trouble Bust
err" Tuesday, MarEuerite Clark in
"Bab's Burglar" Wednesday, William
S. Hart in aThe Narrow Trail:'
Thursday, to be announced; Friday,
Harold Lockwood in ''The Square De-
ceiver::" Saturday, Alice Brady in
THE Hungry Heart"
The Washington times., 1917-12-30
What Washngton's
Theaters VIII Offer
Patrons Tbs Week

CONTINUED from Page Fourtssn.)
D'Arthagnan, Only he isn't q really,
truly knight of the 18th century;
quite the contrary. he is a very mod
Srn one of the goth, but he inherited
the spirit OF that famous hero, and
he goes staggering through all kinds
of romantic adventures. winding up
by saving the girl in the story from
Indians, and incidentally from mar
rying a man who has already had
three wives.
AS Ned Thacker Doug" thought
one wife was quite enough for any
man, and also he thought one certain
girl was quite enough for him. The
scenes OF the picture were filmed
IN the Grand Canyon.
The star is supported by a notable
cast which includes Tully Marshall.
Frank Campeau, Eugene Ormone' and
Marjorie Daw. A Hearst-Pathe News
and other pictures will also be shown
in conjunction with the feature.
The Washington times., 1917-12-30
APOLLO.

Julian Eltinge is to be pictured,
both as himself and as an alluring,
fashionably dressed woman in the
photoplay. "The Clever Mrs. carfax," a."
which will provide the chief attrac-
tion at Crandalrs Apollo today and
tomorrow. The noted female imper-
senator's role is that OF a live, red
blooded American who discovers that
an aged woman, his sweetheart,s aunt,
is being made the victim of a syste-
matte robbery, and in order to run
down her prosecutors, he adopts the
disguise OF a woman. Eventually, of
course, he is successful and the re-
ward OF his chase is found in the
hand of his sweetheart.
Several other notable film plays are
to be seen at the Apollo during the
week: Tuesday, Montagu Love and
Dorothy Kelly in "The, Awakening;'
wednesday, Charles Ray in THE Son
of His Father" Thursday, Ethel Bar
rymore in "The Eternal Mother" Fri
day. Earle Williams in "The GrelI
Mystery" Saturday, Elsie Ferguson
in "The Rise of Jennie Cushing"
The Washington times., 1917-12-30

'Bab's Matinee Idol" with Marguerite
Clarke pictured in the central role
is to be screened at Crandalrs Savoy
next Sunday and Monday. Attractions
scheduled for the remainder OF the
week include these pictures: Tues4
day and Wednesday, Mae Marsh and
Tom Moore in "The Cinderella Man.
Thursday. Kitty Gordon in "Diamond9
and Pearls" Friday, Harold Locke
wood In THE Square Deceiver::" Sats
urday. Harry Morey in "Who Goea
Therey'
The Washington times., 1917-12-30

At the Gayety .Theater next week,
Fred Irwin's Big Show is the attrac-
tion. and since 1t has been construct
ed for laughing purposes only. cark-
ing care has been banished to the
neither realms during its stay. Lee
Hayes, Sam Bachen. Harry Howe.
George Wong. and Harry Burns are
probably the best known OF the head
liners who shine during the twelve
brilliant scenes. However. the femi-
nine members of the cast are greatly
in the majority. there being no less
than thirty.
The Washington times., 1917-12-30
KNICKERBoCKER.

William S. Hart, in his newest ef-
fort for the screen, "The Silent Man."
will form the offering at Crandalrs
Knickerbocker next Sunday and Mon
day. A first-time shown locally pic
ture. THE Eternal Temptress." in
which Nine. Lima Cavalieri has the
titular role, will occupy the screen
on Tuesday and Wednesday; Shirley
Kaye" featuring Clara Kimball
Young. Thursday and Friday; "Out-
witted." with Emily Stevens starred.
Saturday.
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GARDEN.

Next week at Moore's Garden Thea
ter will be divided to accommodate
three feature films: 'sHer Second Hus-
band" picturing Edna Goodrich;
without Honor" In which Margery
Wilson Is filmed in the leading role,
anu until They Get Me-" Pauline
Stark the pictured star. Short reel
features will complete each bill.
The Washington times., 1917-12-30
STRAND.

At Moore's Strand Theater the first
four days OF next week will be fea-
tured THE Little Girl Next Door," one
OF the most appealing of the new pho
toplays. On Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday the feature of the bill will
be "Babbling Tongues" a gripping
film drama in which the principal
roles are played by Grace Valentine
and James Morrison.
The Washington times., 1917-12-30

b Next week the Poll Musical Comedy
Players will present that celebrated
play, when Love Is Young" It is
the work OF RIda johnson Young.
aided by William c. Schroeder and
Cary Duncan. The play is brimful
OF laughs and brisk with the spirit
OF military display and martial airs.
Producer Sinclair has interpolated
new songs and business.
The Washington times., 1917-12-30

Next week at B. F. Keith's Theater the
Theodore KosloR Ballet will lead the
bill. II comprises ten numbers with
elaborate sartorial and scenic embellIsh-
ments. Other additions are Robert T
Haines and company. in a new sketch !;
Rooney and Bent; Bailey and Cowan.
formerly with Blossom Seeley; James
Diamond and Sybil Brennan. Alfred
Berger, McLallan and Carson. the pipe
organ recitals. the HearstPathe news
pictorial, and war films.
The Washington times., 1917-12-30
Coming Attractions
At the Leading
Capital Playhouses

To the New National next week
Klaw & Erlanger will bring their big
New Amsterdam Theater success, ''The
Riviera Girl" which has been charm
ing New York audiences all the sea-
son. The same organization OF eighty
witnessed in New York. together with
the magnificent scenic production
that has been shcwL there. will be
brought intact to Washington. In the
cast will be Wilda Bennett Sam B.
Hardy, Carl Gantvoort, Juliette Day,
Louis Cassavant, Viola Cain, Arthur
Burckley, Marjorie Bentley, Eugene
Lockhart, James Clarence Harvey,
Frank Harrington. and others whose
names are well known to local thea
tergoers-
The Washington times., 1917-12-30
APOLLO.

Rex Beach's sensational novel, The
Auction Block" will be seen in the
form OF a photopIay at CrandalPs
Apollo next Sunday and Monday. The
weeks program also contains: Tues
day, Carlyle Blackwell in THE Good
For-Nothing:" Wednesday, Alice
Joyce in "The Fettered Woman"
Thursday, Harold Lockwood in THE
Square DeceIver;" Friday, Lima
Cavalieri in "The Eternal Temptress:'
Saturday, Vivian Martin in "Molly
Entangled."
The Washington times., 1917-12-30

Arthur Hsmmerstein's musical play.
You're in Love-" by Otto Harbach
and Edward Clark, who wrote the
book and Rudolf Friml. who COM
posed the music, comes to the Belasco
Thester next week.
This is the same delightful musical
offering that appeared earlier In the
season at the Belasco with such pro-
nounced success and pleasure TO au-
diences as to warrant its early re-
turn The same cast will again be
seen.
The Washington times., 1917-12-30

bert Parker's ''The Judgment House -
Thursday, Earle Williams in "The
Grell Mystery" Friday, Beverly Bayne
and Francis Bushman in The Voice
of Conscience" Saturday, Madge
Evans and Henry Hull in THE Volun-
teer."
The Washington times., 1917-12-30
STRAND.

Pursuant to a decision on the part
of motion picture exhibitors through
out the United States and Canada to
make this Petrova week, daughter
OF Destiny" the first production made
and released by the distinguished
Polish actress own organization, will
be shown at Moore's Strand Theater
beginning today and continuing
through Wednesday OF the current
week.
Daughter OF Destiny is distributed
through the First National Exhibitors
Circuit, and represents one Of the
heaviest investments OF the year in a
single picture, the original negative,
finished and ready for the positive
prints to be taken, having cost
Sl11,00O. The story is that OF a re-
sourceful American girl who accom-
panies her father to the European
capital to which he is accredited as
ambassador. 1t is a hotbed of dIplo-
matte intrigue in which she soon be-
comes involved. Her love affairs too,
become seriously tangled, but in the
end, by virtue of a characteristics dis
play Of Yankee pluck, all difficulties
are overcome.
Mrs. Vernon Castle and Antonio
Moreno, Jointly starred, will occupy
the screen at the Strand the last three
days Of the week in The Mark Of
Cain" a photoplay OF mystery in
which the various battling threads of
narrative are SO Interestingly inter
woven and so deftly untangIed that
an audience is kept perpetuaIIy on
the alert.
Short reels and orchestral programs
will complete the bill.
The Washington times., 1917-12-30

Reaching For The Moon," featur-
ing Douglas Fairbanks, will be shown
at Crandalps next Sunday and Mon
day For the next three days, com
The Washington times., 1917-12-30

mencing Tuesday, a perturbation Of
Grace Miller Whites charming story,
''The Secret of the storm Country"
will occupy the screen. Norma Tai
madge is pictured in the role Of Tess,
the little squatter girl
The Washington times., 1917-12-30

the lighter forms of diversion which
picture patrons demand.
The features will be supplemented
by shorter films OF varied interest and
accompanied by the customary orches-
tral programs.
The Washington times., 1917-12-30
WALTERS ART GALLERIES
BALTIMORE

The Poor Associationr Of Baltimore Is
aufhDrf1sd. 20 seys1fhe GALLERIES Of MR.
n. WALTERS. CHARLES and CENTRE
STREETE. VIII be open 70 the public:
An WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS OE
JANUARY, FEBRUARY MARCH
and APRIL. and also
EASTER MONDAY and IND FEBRUARY.
Between the hours Of II and O'Clock.
Tickets Of Admission 50 cents each may be
ordersd o. purchased at Harris a silaf r ca.
LIS j ~, and IN Baltimore at The Belyedere
nnd fThs Stafford Hotel %
The Washington times., 1917-12-30

THE Secret Of the Storm Country"
Grace Miller Whites fascinating
story VIII be seen in motion picture
form at CrandalPs Savoy both today
ana tomorrow with Norma Talmadge
pictured In the role of Tesslbel skim
her. Ihe story has the latter for its
heroine, the neglected. vet sentImen-
tai daughter OF a despised souatter.
and is full Of heart interest.
The attraction for New War Nav
will be MOLLY EntangIed," a delight
full romantic drama featuring Vivian
Martin. The program for tho re =.
mainder of the week follows: wed
nesday, Wilfred Lucas, Violet Hem
ing. and Conway Tearle In Sir GIL
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FOR SALE-Ronl EHtRto.

on MALI r""m h",Is. IN I~h Hand run. 10
and ".I", III viii Irhi 3" Irrpnmsibls psIIJ Ii
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HOTEL MAJESTIC ' AS% "& ;, 1%A

capacity, 800; rl"vnt"r. private hnthH.
etc. White service: np"rinl Sl""H mp
weekly Amer. rlnn: - mp EUROPEAN
II,lmu tinTnR" NJ a SM It'll.
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Bulou0id LuuntiOn,

Tho IhrnI Irr "f tia u,.lI''I Im h"'lnr''h
IT, Ice pnri"rI nn I,lrnl I'In"" iur HI'h
training rnInI. Many 81 Ili" cavern.
uruI nVinInr- VIII" Inv" h'"n III TIA"
IurnI tlIiuTlr :,IHIr mat ia" place -
one at til, best Ia ia" azure hlh'lI'
west nnd that ,nIy The hIE camp ~
ia NIut hu, ANYTHING "n the local 'nIni'.
HInHou.b flrsI f'Iiu nth.
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MISCELLANEOUS

nrIuy - rlInt Thn ofr1nrrn rrlrhned nluy.
nn prInnnrrr hrld by Tho mob.
Two th0urnnh az moro cItlLrnH 10
nnrr n"ntInE tOniHh' rrrfnrtsh All or.
Ennirnlln T." hprr"heni III" draft Vin'
torn who nrr threatening death aud
drntrucIInu through 0In Untuton county.
4 ruIumlttr, uf fnurirrn wan nppDlnind
To net With tho nuIh"ritlrn. Tho plans
,inrIdrd uIm,n VIII In known only To tho
ufflrrTr
'rhrrr hundred rlOinrn AFRO report od
I.hihInH In II wulI -rnrlin rendezvous
u~uI Is rnuwH.
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Froy to ItOnpltal.

Captain Frey VIM inhon I" til" rcnl
dourr ur David trurn ON thu fnIrn
where The nnuClin" foil. nnd nft"r rn-
crlvnE flrut MD wnu carried on II
rlrrtrhor to tho rrUlhrnCr OF Alton
llurI. near tho WInhnur Hnii"n. where
hr rcmninod until tn" arrivnl OF Tho
cxprnan on tho Panhandle Tra0tinn
line. which conveyed him Ia tho North
Wheeling hospital.
Tho body Of cndrt Lambert wan
taken To Tho FUstnr undertaking pnr-
Iors ut WrlIsburE where II will b."
prepared for burial. Several at The
members nf tho aerial auuadrnn
accompanied the remains Ia W"llh
burg Lieutenant T.. Il. Erni. com
rahc uf The dead dVlhluT. Iunh pnhaun
sion ar The hclnnFlnEn found IA the
hudy I.umiuiI'n watch wua nllil run
nInn tnpI ti"y'n watch hnh hlmrprd
at rAn,ly u 20 u',luuh rhnwIuE th"
time ia" ma, hlun hnd nlru'h ia"
tit,iind
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Frey RcniinG N1ooly.

1t wa" 'imi'd M thu Wheeling h"Hpl-
tai NJ an "nIiy hour Ihin morning lhnt
'Hrtmim Frey wnn SLEEPING aud ihuI hu
wn" resting nI"nly tie /" suffering
from II" '"InI"lnd ITnrluT" "r TIA" teri
leg. ~ fractured law and p"aalhly In
i'rnnl lnIurl"r IT W. =. r'ullnn. The
aItruiiuF phyah,ihn was "r Ihr uplmlmn
lhhl he would receiver. t." wan uu"un-
N'i"uh ter II Tim" ntIrI h"lnR removed
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Fighting GoiuU On.
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