Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-25

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saving grace for the great tenor Of
the Metropolitan in picturing him as
himself at the close. Carolina White.
also a grand opera singer, has lead
ing role in the picture, which though
entertaining in its way, will add
stepped down from their musical set
ting to adorn the movies. Fatty"
Arbuckle, in 'The Sheriff." is an
added attraction and is laugable.
The orchestra and the artistic light
effects are the really big featurs Of
the entertainment.
COLUMBIA-"The Law Of the
North" pictures Charles Ray as ''the
trading post in a great northwest
melodrapa, who starts on a mission
of revenge, following the death of
the Eagle" by renegade furrier, who
also abducts his sweetheart. 1t Is q
Thomas Ince picture. whose realism
reaches climax in the introduction
Of a pack of wolves in the finale OF a
thrilling story. Here, too, Fatty"
Arbuckle relieves the tension with
1.-The Sheriff." among other lesser at
fractions.
LEADER-"The Kaiser's Finish"
acted for the screen by many OF the
cast of former Ambassador Gerards
my -Four Years in Germany" pic
lures Bismarck's dream of "Deutsch-
land Uber Allies" as attempted by the
HohenZollern mentality and the dis
NAL results. The story carries as an
important figure an illegitimate son
of the German ruler and his part IN
Genuine aerial battles between allied
and German planes, with the latter
crashing to earth in flames. give
real thrill to the views.
CRITERION-"Fam and Fortune
with Tom Mix as the picture star,
is entertaining Criterion patrons with
thrills, and the screen +, ats that have
made the star notable. in struggle
of the hero against a gang of thieves
in a western mining. town. Virtue and
right are indicated and a comedy,
"Mongrels," supplies the final laugh
ter.
KNICKERBOCKER- ct h e A C l.
dental Honeymoon" is delightful
romance, picturing the story of a de-
|. spondent young artist. who had laid
down on the railroad track to die, and
a young woman with a stalled motor
car, who sought his assistance. How
they were whirled into matrimony is
told in the photoplay. which has Rob-
ert Warwick and Elaine Hammerstein
for it's chief characters. 1t is shown
again today.
STRAND-Thomas Dixon's 1.-THE One
Woman" is frank melodrama, pictur-
ing the fall of a clergyman with too
liberal views and more liberal actions,
and his ultimate reformation by a
good woman. Lawson Butt. the Eng
fish actor. and Hershel Mayall have
leading roles. in addition to young
| Ben Alexander. the boy actor in
Hearts of the World The picture
| continues until Thursday.
CRANDALLS-'The Forbid id n
City" pictures Norma Talmadge as a
Chinese mandarin's daughter who is
hidden from her American husband
marriage with her life and leaves a
daughter whose experience is repe-
| tition of the mothers. except for the
tragedy. Thomas Meighan is the
/ leading man. and the story is quite
interesting.
| GARDEN-"secret Strings" is a
June Mathis photoplay adapted from
| a story of Kate Jordan. whose basis
is intrigue. 1t is a picture of action
and of suspense. with Olive Tell as its
chief feature.
SAVOY-'The Hun Within" provides
| Dorothy Gish and George Fawcett
| with photoplay medium whose chief
CHdTdCLeTS are an american girl ana
her sweetheart, a plotting German
American. It is pure melodrama,
| whose character is unfolded in it's til
| tie.
APOLLO-'The Hun Within" also
served to entertain Apollo audiences
yesterday and will be continued to-
| night.
AVENUE GRAND-will Rogers,
principal comedian Of the Ziegfeld
Follies. was also the title character
of Laughing Bill HYDE a photoplay
| that pictures him as a convict who
escapes to the gold fields Of Alaska
| where he befriends a half-breed girl
| who is being robbed by dishonest
mine partners. Anna Lehr is the girl.