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Knickerbocker.

IAN Accidental Honeymoon" featur-
ing Robert Warwick with Elaine
Hammerstein, is the picture attrac-
ton at Crandalrs Knickerbocker to-
day and tomorrow. It is an amusing
story of young artist and an attrac-
tive girl. who, through a strange
turn of events, find themselves man
and wife in the house of an old farm
er, where they sought shelter when
their motor failed them. The newest
Up Smiling" will be shown Tuesday
and wednesday, and THE Struggle
Everlasting" starring Florence Reed
Thursday and Friday. followed or
Saturday by 1.-THE Sea Wait" featur-
ing Louise Huff.
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LoeW's Palace.

Washington will have its first peep
at Caruso, world-famous tenor, as a
movie star in my Cousin" the at
traction today and all this week at
Loew's Palace. Caruso is pictured in
two roles, that of Cesare aCrulli,
singer, and as Mario Nanni. his cous-
in. who makes models for plaster
casts. The efforts of the latter to OBJ
tain the recognition and respect OF
the other constitute the story, which
is said to be rep1ete with novel twists.
Carolina White, another grand opera
singer, and Henry Leone. Joseph
Ricciardi, A. G. Corbelle. Bruno Zira-
to and William Bray. are in the pic
ill.," featuring Roscoe ("Fatty") Ar
buckle; the latest Loew's news reel
and scenic pictures will be shown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-24
Avenue Grand.

Will Rogers. star of Ziegfeld's
1913 Follies." is featured in the
photoplay, Laughing Bill Hyde" at
Crandalrs Avenue Grand today. 1t 10
an adaptation from Rex Beach's htory
and has the Alaskan gold fields as its
ed Places" starring Bert Lytell. will
be shown. Tuesday and Wednesday,
Dorothy Gish and George Fawcett. in
THE Hun Within: Thursday. Doro-
thy Dalton, in viva la France:
Friday, Montagu Love, in Tho
Crouch; Saturday. Robert Warwick
and Elaine Hammerstein, in AN Ac-
cidental Honeymoon
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Folly.

'~The Oriental Maids" in double
burlesque bill. will be seen at the
Folly Theater this week. Jack Gar
rison. Ed Pop Lowry. Jack Lamont
and Rube Davis head the cast. The
vehicle is entitled ION the Isle Of
Japan" and is in two acts and four
scenes, laid in the kings palace in
Japan, in New York and in a mariners
home. The feminine portion Of the
cast includes Thelma Fraley, Inez Cor
don, Eva Garrison, Ethel Clayton, Amy
Dyer. Bessie Longshore. Ruby Garri-
son and Billy Hines, with chorus of
more than twenty girls.
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TO DISCHARGE ENLISTED MEN
Army Commanders Are to Act IN
Exceptional Cases,

All Army commanders have BEEN
authorised to discharge upon their
own application enlisted men in
whose families there is sickness or
other distress and men whose serv-
ices can be spared and who are ur-
gently needed to resume some indus
try or occupation.
Tn announcing the order the War
Denartment explained that It was In.
tended to meet exceptional cases. ana
not to release mon In large 9fouDa-
M Who enlisted voluntarily bef0rel
/ the war win not be discharged.
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LYceum.

wainstock's Military Maids" will be
the attraction at the Lyceum Theater
this week in a bill Of burlesque spe-
cialties. The opening performance is
at o'clock this afternoon, with daily
matinees during the week. The cast
includes Frank Graham, Andri Martini.
Eddie Hall, Joe West, Art Harris.
Edith Rande1l and Caroline Warner.
The show will be in two acts and
eight scenes, featuring tuneful mu-
steal numbers, smart scenic effects and
spicy dancing chorus.
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Garden.

Olive Tell is pictured in Secret
Strings" Juno Mathis camera version
Of Kate Jorian's short story. at Moore's
Garden Theater the first three days Of
this week. It is picture Of romance
and adventure with powerful climaxes.
Wednesday and Thursday one of the
classics Of this generation will picture
Sir Johnston Forbes Robertson. the dis
ttnguished English actor. as the stranger
in Herbert Brenon's picturization Of Je-
rome K. Jerome's masterpiece. 'oThe
Passing Of the Third Floor Back" The
supporting cast includes Molly Pearson.
the original Bunty in ''Bunty Pulls the
Strin9S"; Alfred Hickman. Ketty Ga
lanta, George Le Guere and Augusta
Haviland-
Friday and Saturday Carmel Myers win
Ia seen in her latest film play Of humor
and dramatic surprises. "A Society Sem
sation."
The Garden bills include short picto-
rial features and orchestral accompani-
ment
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ously with more or less success on
tour. While she has been developing
in her stage art and has even played
at the Winter Garden in a small role.
it was not until she flashed upon
Broadway in ooh. Boyw that full
recognition was given to her unusual
talents and marked personality.
The press representative then pre-
scented another pedigree, but 1t isn't
necessary to publish It Besides.
probably It isn't true
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Criterion.

Tom Mix, pictured in another western
portrayal for which he is famous
Fame and Fortune" will be seen at the
Criterion Theater beginning today.
From the novel by Charles Alden Self
ger, the story is described as swift a.
a bullet from a Colt A." with Mrs
feats as sensational and, withal. a. nu-
merous as in all his former pictures
combined.
1t is the story of young mans strugs
gle against a gang of thieves and cut
threats. led by the political boss OF
western town.
''Mongrels.'' a two-act film comedy
will be shown also.
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Central Coliseum.

Skating at the Central Coliseum at
tracts large crowds both afternoon
and evening. Tho management has
inaugurated Sunday skating for the
benefit of tho Washington war work
ers. AS always, the management Of
the Coliseum assures the utter abb
sence of objecional conduct.
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tMo1I1E .W1ll1aAH$
G5yety
querader" for q return visit ut tn
Shubert Belasco.

querader" for q return visit at the
Shubert Belasco.
The Ballyhoo." a comedy by Mar
tin Brown, was presented last week
under fhe direction Of Charles Hop
East Is West" by Samuel Ship
man and John B. Hymer. will have its
first performance in Baltimore De-
cember 8. with Fay Banter in the
leading role.
Betty at Bay" which the Sruberts
are producing with Doris Rankin in
the leading role, will have its first
American performances in Albany
Thursday night.
The Duncan Dancers and George
Copeland. pianist, are announced to
appear at the subert-Belasco Theater
the auspices of the Washington So
ciety Of the Fine Arts.
The success of The Crowded Hour
Co. to present the piece in New York
with a second company, Jane Cowl
taking the leading role.
'oh, My Dear" musical comedy,
will have its first hearing at the
day evening. The piece is by Guy Boil
ton and p. G. Wodehouse, with music
, by Louis A. Hirsch.
A letter received in New York from
Doris Keane in London expresses
ana, which was produced In this
country by David Belasco under the
title ':Nobody's Widow
Florence Nash made her first ap-
pearance as full-fedged star last
Monday night in New York, playing
in 1.-The Remnant" comedy by Dario
Incident and Michael Morton. The
production is the first individual man.
agerial effort of Charles Emerson
Cook.
Ruth Shepley. who appears in Back
to Earth" after completing her edu-
cation in America, went to Paris and
studied music at the Conservertoire
for two years Her stage career COW
cred great deal Of stock experience.
York was in Roi Cooper Megrue's
farce, ct Pays to Advertise" Then
David Belasco engaged her for lead
in. The Boomerang" in which she was
last seen here.
Margaret McCambridge OF the ooh,
Boy company is popular young
Washington girl. daughter of William
lMcCambridge of the Interstate Com
merce Commission, who has been a
resident OF Mount Pleasant since her
childhood This is Miss MCCAIN
bridges first season as professional
in musical comedy and her 6rst ap-
pearance in her homo town. She has
q fine soprano voice and 10 . clever
dancer and skater.
Marcia Van Dressler. one Of the
most interesting and gifted artists of
the concert stage, IL soon to appear
in Washington. She IL q pupil of
Herminone Bosetti and Of Jean de
Resxke and q primA donna Of the
highest rank. Under Augustin DAILY
she won fame as q dramatic star in
Ada Rehan's roles with the famous
DAILY company and with Otis Skinner
and Viola Allen afterward. Her
dramatic talent makes her an excep.
tional Interpreter Of songs.
Thurston, the magician, and his
company Of twenty-six people will be
tho attraction. ut Polls tho week Of
December 1e. Thurston II the logical
and competent successer Of Hermann
and the great Keilar. who in their
turns Hold the center of the worlds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-24

virginia CorblE, the young nlm
star, is credited with ordering a mo-
tor car-all screen stars order motor
cars-to match her complexion.
Nazimova has named the film adap-
tation of the three-act play, 'LOc-
cident," by the Belgian dramatist.
Henry Kistemaeckers. Eye For Eye"
Viola Dana's new comedy. "Oh. An
nice" besides furnishing view Of q
variety of automobiles makes, also
creates sensational comedy with .
package of lacks.
William Duncan. star of the Vita
graph western serials, promises to
be a rarity of the movie world. He
likes to pose for the photoplays. but
not for photographs for publicity.
Nell shipman is to be filmed in big
outdoor photoplays for James Oliver
Curwood. The Shipman-Curwood
/, Producing Company will start its
first picture about Christmas time.
Mary Pickford's new contract and
the armistice, which ended the war
were both signed the same day. thus
making history of two events for
| which the public long has been watt
ing. So modestly announces the press
agent.
The imperishable story of the work
| the Salvation Army has been doing
| to tighten the burdens of the boys
| "Over There is to be filmed in a pho
toplay by the Famous Players-Laskys
Corporation, with Commander Evan<
geline Booth in the picture. 1t will BE-
J released about January /.
/, Happy Though Married" Enid
Benefits new picture is said to be
l "villainless." It is based on a story
written by Lois and Arthur Zellner
and there is a lot of jealousy in it.
| Sergt. Lawrence r. Peyton, who
| was filmed as Joan's brother in Joan
the Woman" was killed on the fight
| ing front in France.
Tom Moore of the Strand, the Gar
den, the Plaza and the Rialto, the last
: now nearing completion. is given the
with the First National Exhibitors
Circuit for the distribution of her flu
ture pictures. It is said Mr.. Moore. for
years, has been q close friend and
adviser Of Miss Pickford and her
mother.
=! Gabys Deslys is to return, through
| the screen, in a wonderful produc-
ton called "Infatuation." which was
| staged by Frances great director,
Louis Mercanton. who filmed Queen
| for Bernhard The story is Marcel
L Herbert's Of an artificial flower
maker who becomes a great dancer.
The scenes were photographed In the
famous Casino of Paris and Include
| saThe Human Flag" which was repro
duced in the New York Hippodrome
show.
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Apollo.

1.-THE Hun Within" is the attraction
at Crandalrs Apollo. also today and
tomorrow. Tuesday. June Elvidge. in
The Appearance Of Evil": Wednes-
day, Will Rogers. in Laughing Bill
Hyde: Thursday. Ethel Clayton, in
The Girl Who Came Back; Friday,
Florence Reed, in "The Struggle
Everlasting: Saturday. Bert Lyte.I.
in Unexpected Places"
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TR1rz1 ScHErr
%eIzZc

Mr.. Dillingham;.
The players include Charles Cherry.
Ruth Shepley, Wallace Eddinger and
Minna Gombel. Fred G. Latham. an
eminent English producer, is respon-
sible for the production and mise
en-Scene.
There will be a special Thanksgiv-
ing day matinee besides those on
Wednesday and Saturday.
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Epidemic Affects Concerto.

7. Arthur Smith has announced to
subscribers for tho Ten Star Concert
Series that every artist and attrac-
ton announced win certainly appear.
although not always on the date orig
inaIly oalected Tho recsnt epidemic
has caused . recasting Of the sched-
ule. Louis Gr9Yeure. the noted BARI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-24

tone, for instance. who was originally
announced for. March IA, will appear
December Is. Tickets for the con-
certs. the announcement states, will
be used according to the dates they
bear, regardless of the name of the
attraction noted ON them.
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Liberty Dansante Gardens.

Two large dancing auditoriums,
with brass band and jazz music, is the
program for dancers at the Liberty
Dansante Gardens every evening.
Several additional features will be
announced later,
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Crandall's.

'The Forbidden City," a photoplay
of the mystic orient. will be shown at
Crandalrs today and through to We'd
nesday. Norma Talmadge. its star.
appears in dual roles in story of
the love of the daughter of a Chinese
mandarin for an American diplomat.
Thirty a Week." breezy of plot and
swift in action. starring Tom Moore,
will be shown Thursday and Friday.
Saturdays attraction will be 'The
Goat" with Fred Stone as its star.
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Savoy.

Tho Hun Within" photodrama
concerning the activities Of German
spies in America, will be shown at
crandalrs Savoy today and tomor-
row, with Dorothy Gish and George
Fawcstt In the principal roles. Tues
day, Mae Marsh. In Hidden Fire;
wednesday, Robert Warwick. in The
Accidental Honexmoon Thprsda2.
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besides Margaret McCambridge. Il has
Ralph OBrien, Marie Carroll ana
Anna Wheaton. all OF whom, At one
time or another, were residents o.
the National Capital and wrote WASH
ington after their names on the hotee
register.
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Strand.

Thomas Dixon, author of 1.-The Birth
Of a Nation" has contributed to the
screen an adaptation of his novel, ''The
Ono Woman" which will be shown the
first four days of this week at Moore's
Strand Theater. The cast is headed by
Lawson Butt, the English actor; Her
schell Mayall. AIDA Gleason. Thurston
Hall and Clara Williams. It pictures the
life history of Frank Gordon. young
clergyman, who became a murderer and
was saved from the scaffold by the
woman he had divorced to contract a
common-law marriage.
Thursday and the remainder Of the
week Dorothy Phillips will be pictured
in ''The Talk Of the Town." a screen
adaptation of a bit Of fiction by Harold
Vickers, showing how a husband cured
his young wife Of penchant for caba-
rets.
The daily bill includes news and COM
edy reels and orchestral accompaniment.
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Features

i, Shirley Mason and Ernest Truck. IN
"Come on Inw Friday, Bert Lytell. in
Unexpected Places: Saturday, Dor
othy Dalton, in ''vive la Franco
Comedies and news reels also will be
shown each day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-24
CONCERTS, LECTURES, ETC.
Burton Holmes, Tonight.

S@...~Sy 0>eo-
Burton Holmes Washington series
Of travelogues at the National The
alter begins tonight and tomorrow
afternoon, when his subject will be
with the Tanks In England" Last
summer he Travelled. as visiting cor
respondent, through England and
along the fighting fronts in France
and Italy. from Vimy Ridge to VEN
ice. Under military auspices he Wis
tied the colossal creations of our
service Of supplies in the wonderful
zone of American activity that
stretches from the ports whore the
transports dock to the place where
the well fed Yank captured and fed
the hungry Hun Not only some
where in Franco" but everywhere-
from the Thames to the Piave and
from the Champs-Elysees to the Col
osseum-Mr. Holmes met and talked
with Yanks from ~sverywhere in the
q. s. A." Els new Victory Travel
oguoe vtsualixe in color and motion
pictures the amazing things that
marked tho journey.
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n. Y. Symphony Society, Tuesday

n. Y. Symphony Society, Tuesday.
Jascha Heifetz. the brilliant young
Russian violinist. and ono OF the three
gifted young prodigies Of Leopold
Auer, the famous violin pedagogue.
win be the chief soloist at the first
eoucsrt Of the season by the Sym
phony Society Of New York. Walter
Damfo0ch. conductor. Ut the Ghubert-
1olnoco Theater Tuesday afternoon
"a l:30 o'clock. He VIII play the
"srrch Violin Concerto" supported
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-24

by the full orchestra The symphony
for the afternoon will be 'Harolde in
Italy," after Byron. by Berlioz. De-
bussy's Quartet for Strings will COM
plete the program. Tickets may be
had at the office Of T. Arthur Smith,
1906 G street northwest. This con-
cert is not to be confused with the
one to be given in the auditorium of
the Central High School in the even
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-24

linked efforts on the local
" stage the past week, and, to
u use q sporting term, broke
even" in results. Reputation
had for its pleasing opponents Lii
Destiny seemed to fasten a fatal
deadlock to the Pollock play at
Polfs. Which is a reminder that the
art Of playmadns is having a merry
struggle with Adversely in the pres
emit age. Imitation, Suggestion and
even Appropriation all have been in
voked with varying results to en-
bellish the annals of dramatic lit
erature and incidentally to secure
adequate appreciation" Fate, how
ever, seems to exercise a whimsical
deviltry upon the present day artisan
school Of endeavor fashioned of ideas
and along lines that made the drama
honorable in bygone days. Who can
tell, perhaps Shakespeare may be-
come popular again and-in time
even the junk collector may learn to
construct a liberty motor.
q g Sc
So copious have been the drafts
upon the bank of past reputation that
ono is almost tempted to wonder how
long its solvency will last. Pitchers
have been said to go to the well too
often with tragic results. The Fol-
lies. however, comes and goes and,
Tor that matter, even if only occa-
sionally. SO does the fair prima donna
of the Weber-Fields music hall of
years ago. but as yet happily with
pleasing results attested by a cor
dial welcome and hearty bon voy-
age at departure. OF course. we like
them ALWAYS for what have
been But, with Lillian Russell shar-
ing the glory of the militant marines
and the Ziegfeld aggregation of ce-
lebrities and feminine sinuosity de-
handing and receiving the right of
way, as matter of course, it is
small wonder that Somebody's
Sweetheart" is crowded in the spot
Light OF review. Yet, for all that, ca
pacity audiences also urged it's claim
and charm as one of the seasons
most delightful entertainments. Its
melodies pleasantly linger and its
comedy is not soon forgotten.
Is sc Ss
The uppermost theme in the enter
tAtnment promised for the current
week suggests humanity's familiar
appeal for another chance" Back to
Earth" with a ghostlike threat in it's
promoters, seems to suggest a repe-
tttion of effort, and THE Man Who
Came Back" gets his second oppor-
tunity. after delightfully."- going to the
devil. through the uplifting influence
OF the woman who undertakes to re-
form him and gets away with it,
IS s. ss
Now. that war is made to give
way to the white-winged dove of
peace in the matter of current inter-
est, the movies, which are always
with us. may be expected to take the
hint and watt us again the dreams of
romance or battles only in western
oarrooms as in days gone by Amuse-
ment. like Regret, pursues humanity in
exorably.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-24

Baker, walter Brown. Al. Cooper and
fElva Grieves, q Warrington girl, IN
"Casey's Nightmare. and living art
models In fashion review.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-24
N. 7. Symphony Evening Concert.

N. 7. Symphony Evening Concert.
The New York symphony Society
will give the first Of its evening con-
certs, under the auspices of the WASH
ington Society Of the Fine Arts, in
the auditorium Of the Central High
School Tuesday. At this series Of con-
certs there will be no soloists, but Mr..
Damrosch will briefly analyze the Sc
lections played and the whole orches-
ira Of ninety musicians will particle
pate. Tho program will be made up
entirely Of compositions by Beethoven.
including his Symphony, No. In. A
These concerts will give busy people
opportunity to hear the best orches-
trail music and do much to increase
the appreciation Of music in Wash
ington.
The high school auditorium seats
1000 and almost every
seat has already been subscribed for.
BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Henri Rabaud. conductor. at the
New National Theater. Tuesday after
Including the Beethoven Symphony
No. in e fiat major: la Jeunesse
dHercule," Saint-Saens. and Caprice
on Spanish Themes. Rimsky-Kor-
sako6.
HPoLrro I.AZARo. the noted
Spanish tenor of the Metropolitan
Opera, In recital, At the New National
Theater Thursday afternoon. Deem
Der s.
MARCIA VAN DRESSER. the ORA.
matte soprano. and HANS KINDER
cellist, In joint recital at tho New
National Theater Friday afternoon
December 6.
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Filnogranns.

Harold Bell Wright's story, THE
Shepherd of the Hills" has been
filmed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-24

stage In performing mysteries. Thurs
ton promises q new program for this
season.
The ~oh, Boy company ought to be
very good It is said to be unusually
replete with Washington talent. for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-24

Virginia Corbin, the young hla
star, is credited with ordering a mo-
tor car-all screen stars order motor
cars-to match her complexion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-24

Nazimova has named the film adap-
tation of the three-act play, Loo
cident," by the Belgian dramatist.
Henry Kistemaeckers, Eye For Eye"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-24
Equation

EPUTATION and Destiny
linked efforts on the local
stage the past week, and, to
use q sporting term, broke
eypeN~ IN reSr,1f1 Panufa fiou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-24

Viola Dana's new comedy. "Oh, AM
nice" besides furnishing a view Of .
variety of automobiles makes, also
creates sensational comedy with .
package of tacks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-24

East Is West" by Samuel Ship
man and John B. Hymer. will have its
first performance in Baltimore De-
cember 9. with Fay Banter in the
leading role.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-24

The Shuberts announce that $62.-
1888 was collected In their theaters
for the united war fund drive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-24

the Ba1lyhoo." a comedy BY Mar
tin Brown, was presented last week
for the first time at Stamford. Conn,
under fhe direction Of Charles Hop
kinS.