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Evening star., 1918-06-23
Leader.

Today and continuing through
Wednesday. the feature photoplay at
the Leader will picture June Caprice
in "Blue-eyed Mary" The story deals
with the winning by June of crab
bed old grandmother who had cast
off her son because he had married
beneath" his family. June Caprice
plays the granddaughter whom she
has consented to educate. The oid
woman has a nephew to whom she
may leave her fortune. He is thief
and has as his accomplice one Of his
aunt's housemaids. These characters
and a country sweetheart OF June
are drawn into a series of exciting
incidents that culminate IN the
HAPPY ending"
Thursday and the last half of the
week Jane and Katherine Lee will
be pictured in I'VE Should Worry.
Tonight. between the features.
Spencer Tupman; the concert or
ganist, will render selections from
Ieaye It to Jane" for a recital on
the dollar pipe organ.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
COSMOS.

'rhe Bride Shop" which George
choos will present at tho Cosmos The
ater this week. is an elaborate scenic
production in which a large company
of pretty girls are featured in gown
creations and beautiful lingerie. 1t
blends comedy and pretty music. Other
acts are McCloud and Carp. with violin
and cello: Billy Kincaid, an entertaining
Scotsman; the Monarch Comedy Four.
In harmony and fun: Shannon and
Rowland, in songs and chatter. and
the White Steppers. a dancing team
of note. The big H. II. Woods pro-
duction, "The Guilty Man." will be
shown daily at 1880 and 4:45 pm. only.
and the bill will also include Sum
shine comedy and the Hearst-Pathe
News.
Today's performances. starting at 3
D m, will feature ''The Whirl OF Girls;
Seabury and Price, the singing picture
painters, and a standard bill Of vaude-
vile.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
DICK HOWARD
COSMOS
B. F. KEITH'S

Nan Ha1perin, singing comedienne.
will head the bill of eleven numbers
at B. F. Keith's Theater this week.
Miss Halperin is one Of the favorites
in vaudeville with exclusive song fea-
lures. The dramatic attraction will
be Josephine Victor. in Maid OF
France" by Harold Brighouse. author
of "Hobson's Choice" Miss Victor has
had notable success In legitimate
roles. Other attractions will be
Johnny Dooley. the slipping. sliding
comedian: Helen Trix and sister Jo-
sephine. in the songs written by Miss
Helen; Emmett De Voy, in TOO Many
Wives; Hooper and Marbury. late Of
.oh, Boy; Kenny and Nobody. black
face amenities; Permane and Shelley,
in "The New Idea; William Ferry. in
frog impersonations. The pipe organ
recitals and the Hearst-Pathe News
pictorial.
At 8 and Sis pm. the bill will pre-
sent Gus Edwards annual song revue.
Somewhere in France" and the re-
mainder Of last weeks array.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
CONCERTS.
French Military Band.

The French government has sent to
tho United States a military band, un-
der the leadership Of Capt. Gabriel
Pares. former conductor Of the cele-
brated "Garde Republicaine." This
band. composed of veteran soldiers
who have<been decorated for bravery
under fre. and many of them wound
ed in battle. will give a series of con-
certs in the military camps and for
the American public in some of the
principal cities. At the solicitation
of the Secretary of War and the high
commission Of the French republic
the national war work council of the
Y. NJ. c. A. has assumed entire charge
of this band during its stay in Amer
ica. One public performance will be
given at Belasco Theater July 2.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
POLI'S.

1.-The Chinese Puzzle" a new play
Il four acts, by Marion Bower and
.aon M. Lion, which William A. Brady,
I'd, will present at Polls Theater
Or one week, beginning tomorrow
..onday, night, is story OF love and
..plomacy in England that has as its
.ackground the ever-important ques-
on of international developments in
.e far east. The action carries the
,ectator from an Englsn country es-
tie to the SumptuouS London mouse
i famous Chinese diplomat. IN
.iere OF the orient, ever suggesting
the occidental mind the weird ana
.e mysterious. Here is unraVeied a
..eip of diplomatic intrigue.
The characters who people Ihe
nlnese Puzzle are as wIuely con-
asted as is the atmosphere Of the
-hglish country home ana that OF the
.Iental diplomat in London. DR.. Chi
dng, suave, polished, the master
iplomatist, is not altogether a hg-
lent of the authors imagtnations. or
.irferent mold are Sir Roger de Ia
aye, his mother and her ward, In
hose home, outside London. part of
,-nfolded. Other interesting charac-
ers are a representative or the for
eIgn Office and an international finan-
.ier.
To Edward Emery, than whom there
=; no finer character actor on the
american stage, is intrusted the role
the Chinese ambassador at London,
.Jr. Chi Lung; while in other impor-
Int roles will be Clarence Durwent,
ohm Cromwell, Malcolm Dunn, Edou-
rd Durand, Alexander LOTUS, NJ. ].
.ale. Richard Clark. Alice Lindahl.
iargaret Linden, Mrs. Russ Whyral,
-nnie Hughes, Marian Elliott and
lhers.
The play has been staged under the
erection Of John Cromwell.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
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PARKS AND EXCURSIONS.
Liberty Dansante Gardens.

The Liberty Dansante Gardens Of
fers a musical and motion picture en-
tertainment for tonight. The photo
play reel, featuring Francis Bushnell
and Beverly Bayne, is Red. White
and Blue Blood" An orchestra Of
ten will give a special concert. For
the week nights the Liberty Dansante
Gardens offer the novelty of dancing
to motion pictures. with two Or
chestras. on an outdoor floor done
over highly polished marble and
glass. An unusual scenic effect is
produced by various colored lights
shining through the floor.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
Folly.

THE Homebreakers" will furnish
burlesque entertainment to patrons of
the Folly Theater this week. Headed
by Tom Howard and Jay Mckee. the
company also includes Louise Wright,
Harriet Berg. Mabel Grant. Helen GIL
lis. Harry Myers and George West.
A musical revue entitled "A Fasci-
mating Widow" will be presented in
two acts and four scenes and serves
to introduce specialties, including a
musical act by West, Wright and My
ers. The chorus consists of eighteen
pretty girls. There are fifteen mu-
sical numbers on the program.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
Great Falls Park.

of entertaining features include con-
certs this afternoon by the Ladies'
Liberty Orchestra. Every week day
evening there is free dancing in the
pavilion overlooking the falls. and
comic as well as dramatic photo
plays are shown free. Great Falls Is
an ideal place for picnfcs.
Evening star., 1918-06-23

Edith Storey is said to be bent upon
getting an aviator's license.
Frank Keenan.s recent Aim play
more Trouble" has been dubbed "a
tragic farce"
o. Morgan has located in the Wash
! ington picture field with the title OF
branch manager.
Nazimova is to film "Ception Shoals, ''
| tho Adams play in which she starred on
the speaking stage.
Author Louis Joseph Vance has been
associated with Ralph Ince film at
fractions as production analyst"
Barbara Castleton, who was under
study for Lima Abaranell in Madame
Sherry" has become World film star
The Virginia Theater, at sos 9th
street northwest. is admitting all SOL
diers who have seen foreign service
free.
wild West riders" for western
plays, who have been receiving $40 a
day for dare-deviling in the films, now
demand $50.
Harry Hilliard is to be leading man
in May Allison's new June Mathis
photoplay story. which is to have a
southern setting.
kildare of Storm" recently pub
lished story by Eleanor Mercoin
Kelly. Is to have Emily Stevens for its
star in the films.
Elaine Hammerstein puts an end
to feudism and tames the spirit Of a
Eternal" q new Pathe release.
Eight hundred men were employed
in building the ancient city Of Jeru-
'Salome." and 100000 feet ofslumber
and twenty tons of paint were used.
according to announcement.
The movie impulse to revert to the
primitive is shown again in the new
Alexart picture. Social Ambition"
whose drama ranges from the social
elite Of an eastern metropolis to an
Alaskan mining camp.
1.-The Service Star" is said to offer
Madge Kennedy her first out-and-out
dramatic role. The story concerns
people involved in the working Of the
national draft.
The Betzwood Film Company, TAX
ing advantage of the great number of
requests received for photographs of
fllm stars. has arranged to have its
stars, including Lady Tsen Mel" the
Chinese actress, comply with every
request that Is accompanied by q
stamp.
Ashton Dearholt, "serial king" In
'"The Brass Bullet" thinks 1t may be
necessary to start a school Of acting
for the films, If the war makes any
heavier drafts on the industry.
Due to the patriotic interest dis
played by Mr.. d. ]. Sullivan, assistant
Evening star., 1918-06-23
Crandall's.

William S. Hart. pictured as Selfish
Yates" will be the attraction today
and tomorrow at Crandalrs. Selfish
Yates" egotistical and brutal. exhib-
its no manly qualities until love
arouses his better nature. THE Mat
ing of Marcella" will be shown Tues
day and Wednesday, with Dorothy
Dalton featured; would You Forgive
per?" featuring Holbrook Blinh and
Clara Whipple, Thursday, and the last
Road" featuring Ethel Clayton.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
Child Gardeners in England.
From the London Globe

Apart from the school gardens.
which are increasing in number and
size and excellence every year, a great
deal OF work in the direction OF food
production is being done by children.
both in the gardens attached to their
homes or elsewhere. In a number of
towns the children have been organ
lied for the cultivation Of back
gardens. According to q report sent
to the food production department.
Leyton. Essex. has an excellent
record in this matter and IL is claimed
locally that no other town can equal
its record
Evening star., 1918-06-23
Photoplay Features

CrandalIs Knickerbocker today and
tomorrow. Miss Dalton Is cast as a
modiste's model. who in order to OBJ
tain funds for the care Of her invalid
father impersonates a rich woman.
whom she strikingly resembles. His
Own Home Town." a f1rst-time-show'n
picture. featuring Charles Ray, Is an
nounced for Tuesday and Wednesday.
Marguerite Clark will be seen in
"Prunella" Thursday and Friday, and
"The Heart of a Girl" featuring Bar
bara Castleton and Irving Cummings,
will be~shown Saturday.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
Glen Echo Park.

With an amusement list that totals
moro than q score Of attractions. no
charge for admission. every convent
ence for outing parties. canoeing and
boating as "side-cards" and reached
by delightful car ride out Of Wash
ington. Glen Echo Park is providing
daily diversion to thousands. This
afternoon and tonight the free con-
certs by Celfos Band will be a special
feature.
On week nights, in addition to the
three big thrill rides. the carrousel,
the midway. Japanese ball games and
other fun providers, there Is dancing
in the big pavilion, with all four sides
open to the breezes. to the music Of
q tsn-pisce orchestra.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
American.

"De Luxe Annie" featuring Nb'ma
Talmadge, will be shown at crandalIs
American today: THE Winning OF
Beatrice" a romantic drama, featur-
ing May Allison. tomorrow. Other
principal films for the week are:
Madge Kennedy in "The Fair Preten-
der" Tuesday, Dorothy Dalton in Love
Me" Wednesday, Montagu Love in
"Vengeance' Thursday, Pauline Fred
erick in La Tosca" Friday and Vivian
Martin in THE Petticoat Pilot" Satur-
day,
Evening star., 1918-06-23
Marshall Hall,

The steamer Charles Macalester leaves
the 7th street wharves daily for
Marshall Hall at 10 a. m. 2:3o p. m.
and $50 p. M. stopping at Mount Ver-
non on the first two trips. week days
only. The trip offers opportunity for an
enjoyble outing, with dancing on the
riverside pavilion, to music by an or
chestra and other amusements, includ-
ing the dip, merry y-go-round. swings and
bowling alleys. Facilities are provided
also for picnickers.
Evening star., 1918-06-23

general manager of the Mutual Film
Corporation, "ohr boys in France to-
bacco fund" will receive a real i'm
petus in connection with My Lady
Nicotine" a one-reel Mutual comedy
release. Bert Ennis is publicity di-
rector.
Dustin Farnum has been adopted
as big brother" by the 1l5th Sanitary
Train of the Sunshine Division of the
National Army at Camp Kearney. The
train includes 1000 men. SO officers. 4
field hospitals and field ambulances.
In return he made a film of the de-
tailed daily doings of the organization
and presented 1t to Maj. w. a. Jolley,
its commander.
Crandalrs Knickerbocker theater looks
cool and inviting in new summer at
tire" Every seat in the house has been
completely covered with heavy damask
linen. Especial attention has been given
to the scenic equipment Of the stage.
The heavy plush valance and side pros
cenium curtains have been rehung in a
tastefully chosen cretonne that harmo-
nizes with the interior decorations. A
new back drop depicting a cool winter
scene has been installed.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
"Hearts of the World"

Notwithstanding previous announce
aents. D. w. Grifhth's cinema spec
.acle of the world war, Hearts Of the
World" will be presented at Polls
Today, matinee and night. The per-
.ormances will begin at 3 and $40
IN. and the box or1ice will be open
.,ter l pm
rnese performances will bring the
.lecIacles phenonenalIy successiui
.Igagement at tnis playhouse "
use. OIher BOOKINGS at folis have
.Lue il lmpossIpIe TO extend the run.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
Cosmos.

Vaudeville, headed by Eva La Rue
femiline fantasie. Here Comes Eva"
in q musical setting with blended
comedy and without a man in the
show. Other acts are Mumford in
"Bulling the Boob" a laughing skit:
and Smiley and company in a one
act episode, 1.-The Circus Girl"
Evening star., 1918-06-23
Avenue Grand.

believe Me, Xantippe!" as a photo
play will be shown at Crandalrs Avenue
Grand today. Wallace Reid being fea-
tured; 'The Ordeal of Rosetta" fea-
turing Alice Brady. tomorrow; Tuesday.
May Allison in The Winning Of Bea-
trice;" Wednesday and Thursday, Will
liam s. Hart in Selfish Yates" Friday,
kitty Gordon in 1.-The Interloper;" Sat-
rrday, Charles Ray in His Own Home
Town." also a comedy, THE Serpent's
Desire"
Evening star., 1918-06-23
Poli'S,

A film spectacle based upon former
Ambassador James W. Gerard's story.
my Four Years in Germany" which
graphically pictures incidents and ex-
periences with the German emperor
and war machine leading up to
Americas entry into the great war.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
Howard.

The offering this week at the How
ard Theater will be the Quality
Amusement Company's production of
Dumas Camille" presented by a
cast of colored players. Matinees will
be given Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
Garden.

At Moore's Garden Theater. the first
three days Of the week. beginning to-
day. the film feature will be James
Oliver Curwood's famous story of the
great northwest. "Baree. Son Of ka-
zan," featuring Nell Shipman and AL
fred Whitman. Baree is half wolf and
half dog, the pet, protector and finally
the avenger Of Nepeese. an Indian girl.
Wednesday and Thursday. (which
Woman?" featuring Priscilla Dean
and Ella Hall. will be shown: The
story was derived from ''Nobody's 8
Bride" a magazine romance.
The last two days of the week
Harry Morey will be pictured in 1.-The
Golden Goal" with Florence Deshon
in a leading part. Orchestral accom-
paniment is provided and other sub
jects Of interest are shown.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
B. F. Keith's.

Vaudeville, headed by Nine. Chilson
ohrman, prima donna. and T. Roy
Barnes, comedian. Other acts will in
clude the Great Leon, where Things
Happen" a new sketch; Bronson and
Baldwin, Lew Hawkins, Moon and
Morris and Holmes and Buchanan.
Evening star., 1918-06-23

tion of David Graham Phillips story,
"old Wives for New will be shown.
and a woman who marry young and
rue II later. The cast includes Ell
lott Dexter. Theodore Roberts, Wan
da Hawley. Florence Vidor. Tully
Marshall and Gustav Won SeynertitS.
Short reels also will be shown to
orchestral accompaniment.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
Savoy.

Selfish Yates" is the attraction at
crandalIs Savoy today and tomorrow,
picturing William S. Hart in the chief
role, "De Luxe Annie" will be shown
Tuesday and Wednesday. picturing
Norma Talmadge; Thursday. Ethel
Clayton in "The Man Hunt; Friday,
May Allison in ''The Winning OF
Beatrice; Saturday. Wallace Reid in
"Belieye Me, Xantippe!"
Evening star., 1918-06-23
Chevy Chase Lake.

Chevy Chase Lake is in operation
for dance enthusiasts. The pavilions
are equipped with excellent floors and
the music is the best that can be
procured. A special feature this year
is the Jazz Band.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
.MARGUEP1TH CLARK
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NEXT WEEKS ATTRACTIONS.
Belasco.
Double

Avery Hopwoods farce, Double
Exposure" which will be presented
by a company including Janet Beech
er, John Cumberland, Lillian Foster
and Harry s. Irvine.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
Loew's Columbia.

George M. Cohan. in q perturbation
Of his comedy stage success. Hit
the-Trai1 Holiday" will be the at
traction at Loew,s Columbia today
and until Thursday. Supplementary
reels Of current events and comedies
also will be shown. Thursday and
the last half Of the week the Japanese
actor, Sessue Hayakawa. will be pic
tured in "The Bravest Way" a story
Of Japanese life in a west coast city.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
Apollo.

'M'liss," photoplay Of Bret Harte's
story of the golden west, featur-
ing Mary Pickford. will be shown
at Crandalrs Apollo today and
tomorrow. Tuesday, June Elvidge in
"The Oldest Law; Wednesday. Madge
Kennedy in 1.-THE Fair Pretender'";
Thursday, Barbara Castleton In
Daughters Of Liberty; Friday.
Dorothy Dalton in The Mating of
Marcelia"; Saturday, May Allison in
1.-THE Winning of Beatrice"
Evening star., 1918-06-23
In the Spotlight.

Marjorie Rambeau Is to star in a
war play called Under Orders"
Evening star., 1918-06-23

Tho company in Polly With a
Past" IL to make q tour Of the Pacific
coast and then start . Chicago en-
gagement.
Evening star., 1918-06-23

1.-THE Tailor Made Man." now run
ming in New York, celebrated its 350th
performance last Thursday night.
Evening star., 1918-06-23

Arthur J. Keller. press representa-
tive, telegraphs that an Atlantic City
audience gasped with establishment
and was moved to cheers at the pre-
miere Of THE Unknown Purple"
Evening star., 1918-06-23

Zelda Sears will have the leading
part in q new play called "The Win
ming Of Ma" by Grace and Michael L.
Landman.
Evening star., 1918-06-23

When Hazel Dawn appears in
Dolly of the Fo1lies" John Mason,
Homer Mason and Walter Jones will
be in the cast
Evening star., 1918-06-23
cJO5EPH1NE V1CTOR.
5.EEezzzS
piece viii be presented in this city

When MY Boy" played in London
under the title Of "Out of He'll" is
produced in New York the leading
roles will be taken by Effie Shannon
and Shelley Hull.
Evening star., 1918-06-23

Robert McWade Is to play the lead
Ing role in a liberty loan play called
Come Across." The author is Max
Radin.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
Strand.

Strand.
: At Moore's Strand Theater all this
week Cecil B. De Miles film produc-
Evening star., 1918-06-23
Knickerbocker.

The Mating of Marcella." featuring
Dorothy Dalton. will be shown at
Evening star., 1918-06-23

Nora Bayes will be seen next sea-
son as the star of a musical revue"
to be produced by H. H. Frazee. The
Evening star., 1918-06-23

Nazimova Is to film "Ception Shoals, I"
tho Adams play in which she starred on
the speaking stage.
Evening star., 1918-06-23

A new play by Roland West was
produced by the author himself at
Long Branch. N. j., last Thursday
night for the first time. 1t is said to
contain a novelty in its construction
and to require a notably original and
ingenious scheme Of staging.
Evening star., 1918-06-23

Author Louis Joseph Vance has been
fractions as production analyst"
Evening star., 1918-06-23

O. Morgan has located in the Wash
ington picture field with the title OF
branch manager.
Evening star., 1918-06-23

Patsy on the Wing" the Edward
Peples comedy. will be produced by
Harrison Grey Fiske in Chicago
June 80. Besides Peggy ONeill and
Victor Moore, who will be featured
in the leading parts. the cast includes
J. H. Gilmour. Robert Forsyth and
Helen Stanton.
Evening star., 1918-06-23
Filnograns.

Edith Storey is said to be bent upon
getting an aviator's license.
Evening star., 1918-06-23

Frank Keenan's recent film play,
more Trouble" has been dubbed "a
tragic farce"
Evening star., 1918-06-23

Barbara Castleton, who was UNDER
study for Lima Abaranell in Madame
Sherry" has become a World film star.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-12-26
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