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BELASCO-"My Lady Friends. :"

In the story of MY Lady Friends"
the latest of farce comedies. coming
to the Shubert-Belasco Theater next
Sunday evening. is man married to
a woman who will not spend enough
the mate of a woman who gets away
with more than he makes. Clifton
Crawford, as the man who wants his
wife to spend more money, takes
three young ladies under his wing
and spends it on them. In doing this
he gets himself into many funny sit
uations and has lots of trouble. but
eventually straightens things out and
finds his wife is the one woman in
the world for him. II. II. Frazee is
the producer.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Philadelphia Orchestra

No greater concert has ever been
heard in Washington than that of the
Philadelphia Orchestra, under it's
famous director. DR.. Leopold Stokow-
Ski. at the New National Theater
yesterday afternoon. Not only was
Nine. Margaret Matzenauer. the noted
dramatic contralto. recalled time and
again after her vocal contributions to
the first part of the program, but the
great volume of continued applause
which followed the orchestral num-
bers, every one of them. recalled DR..
Stokowski many times and twice had
to be responded to by the orchestra
and it's soloists. The audience filed
stage and would proba bly, have over
flowed there had it not already been
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B. F. KEITH'S-William Rock.

William Rock and "One, Two, Three.
-Four. Five Girls-and Two More" his
new dance production, a present sue
cess upon Broadway, will be the
THANKSGIVING week attraction at B. F.
kelth's next week, commencing at the
Monday matinee, with an extra matt
nee at pm. Thanksgiving day. The
ADDED feature will be the demure
comedlenne of syncopated song, Ruth
Roye, a prime favorite in Washing
ton. Others will be Stone and HAYES.
IN their carnival episode, Green
Goods: Altman and Nally. in Vice
versa; George ROLAND and company.
IN FIXING the Furnace; Jack Lavier,
IN All in Jest; the koban Japanese
troupe; Josefsson's original Icelandic
GiIma natives. in an astonishing
performance; Topics of the Day" and
the kinograms
sunday at and SIS pm. the cur
be given.
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NATI0NAL-Ed Wynn Carnival.

Next week at the New National Thea
ter the attraction will be Ed Wynn and
his Carnival. a new musical revue by
the comedian himself. in a prologue
two acts and twelve scenes, laid in ia
pan. China. Rome and Egypt, each pre-
senting a dazzling, optical treat Sew
eral American cities also have been in
jected into the limelight for iampooning
A big cast of comedians, singers. dane
ers and instrumentalists includes Edna
Whistler. Lillian Fitzgerald, Frank
Ridge. Henry Regal. Maria Gambarelli
Sim Moore. J. Harry Jenkins, Ray
Millers Melody Boys and the Four May
akos, with a large chorus.
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KNICKERBOCKER-''The Gay
Lord Quex,"

Sunday and Monday. at the knicker..
booker. also, THE Gay Lord QueX.
the film based on Sir Arthur Wing
Pinero's famous play. with Tom
Moore in the title role, will be shown.
with the Sunshine comedy. THE Yel-
low Dog Catcher; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Wallace Reid in THE
Lottery Man." and Saturday. Mary
MacLaren, in Bonnie. Bonnie Lassie." "
Tomorrow and Friday. six Feet
Four" will picture William Russell
and Lucille Lee Stewart. with Jim
Aubrey, in Squads and Squabbles,'
and Saturday, June Elvidge and Mon.
tague Love. in THE Steel King,
shown here for the first time.
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Savoy.

Sunday and Monday. Viola Dana. in
please Get Married.; also, Mack
Sennett comedy, up in Alfs Place;
Tuesday and Wednesday. Charles Ray,
in THE Egg Crate Wallop"; Thurs
day, Bryant Washburn. in why
Smith Left Home" and Larry Semon,
in Dew Drop Inn; Friday, Gladys
Brockwell, in Chasing Rainbows"
and Mutt and Jeff; Saturday, William
Russell, in six Feet Four"
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Photoplay Features.
METROP0LITAN-"The Gay
Tord OueY
Lord Quex.

Sunday afternoon and all next week
at Crandall's Metropolitan will be
shown for the first time in Washing
ton the film adaptation of Sir Arthur
Cav Lord Quex," with Tom Moore in
the title role. Minor features will
include THE yellow Dog Catcher" a
sunshine comedy. and orchestral fea-
lures.
Fair and Warmer the film YER
sion of the Avery Hopwood farce. Will
continue the remainder of this week,
with May Allison pictured as "Blanny''
Wheeler Dew Drop Inn. a Larry
Semon comedy, will be shown also.
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completely occupied by the orches-
trail aggregation, one hundred strong,
with their instruments.
The Program opened with the beau
tiful overture to Der Freischutz"
one of whose melodies is perhaps
more popularity known as the hymn,
"Day Slowly Declining" Nine. Matze-
nauer then sang Brahms Ever
Lighter Grows My Slumber." the
Schumann bride songs. Mother Can
| Love Thee the Less Leave Me in
His Arms Endearing"; and Schubert's
The Erkling,' the latter as it has
never before been heard in Washing
ton, with tense dramatic rendition.
All had been specially orchestrated
by DR.. Stokowski. The great Beetho
ven Fifth Symphony in c Minor fol-
lowed. Then came Debussy's delicate
fantasy, 'L'Apres midi d'un Faune."
exquisitely played. and then. the final
number. Tschaikowsky's Letter Scene
from Eugene Onegin," which Nine,
Matzenauer sang with telling drama
tic effect in a way that displayed all
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CRANDALL'S-'The Cav Old Dog.

The first half of next week Gran
dalrs will present a film comedy-drama.
"The Gay Old Dog" featuring John
Cumberland: Wednesday and through
Friday. Eastward. Ho," featuring
William Russell. and Saturday. Mon
roe Salisbury in a western drama,
His Divorced Wife,"
From today through Friday. Peggy
Hyland will be the picture star in "a
Girl In Bohemia" a. story of mystery.
romance and adventure. and Satur-
day, June Elvidge in a picture drama
of telling situations. 'The Woman of
Lies
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Burton Holmes Sunday.

Burton Holmes will begin his an
nual series of Travalogues Sunday
night. at the New National Theater,
with Belgium as his topic. Last sum-
mer Mr.. Holmes and his assistants
motored through Belgium, to Brus-
sells, Antwerp, Bruges, Client, Os-
tend, Zeebrugge, Liege, Dinant.
Ypres, Dixmude and other cities, and
his pictures will fully cover the
scenes of devastation as we'll as show
the countryside where Belgium is
raising her crops. The Travelogue
will be repeated Monday afternoon at
4.3O o'clock
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Lyric.

Sunday. Geraldine Farrar. in THE
Stronger Vow; matinee only, James
J. Corbett. in "The Midnight Man
(No. -; Monday, Herbert Rawlinson
and Sylvia Dreamer. in "A House Di-
vided'; Tuesday, Alice Joyce, in The
Winchester Woman; Wednesday,
Alice Brady. in The Better Halt !;
Thursday, June Elvidge, in THE
Woman of Lies; Friday. Charlie
Chaplin, in 1.-The Floor Walker; also
"A Winning Punch and 'Perils Of
the Beach: Saturday. Pauline Fred
erick, in "Zaza"; matinee only, THE
Great Gamble" (No. 81.
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RULES WAR CURBS SPEECH.
U. S. Circuit Judge Afirms Sem
tence of Opponent of Enlisting.

ST LOUIS. November 1a.-The in
dividual right of free speech is sub
ject to qualifications in time of war.
according to decision rendered here
by Judge Hook of the United States
circuit court of appeals. He affirmed
the eighteen-month prison sentence of
John G. Seebach of Red Wing. Mimi.
Seebach was convicted at st. Paul of
having told men of draft age that they
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RIALTO-"A Virtuous Vamp.'

Next week Moore's Rialto Theater
will show Constance Talmadge in ~
virtuous Vamp," with the story based
on Clyde Fitch's play. THE Bachelor.
"Teeth of The Tiger" the Para :
mount Aircraft photoplay Of Arsene
Lupin's adventures, will continue at
the Rialto Theater the remainder of
this week. Special mention should be
made of the exceptional musical score
by the ocheSta
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Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday. Charles Ray, in
The Egg Crate Wallop," and Larry
Semon. in Dew Drop Inn; Tuesday
and Wednesday. Viola Dana. in
please Get Married" and the Mack
S"nnett comedy. ''Up in Alf's Place.:
Thursday. Vivian Martin, in His
Official Fiancee"; Friday, Gladys
Brockwell. in Chasing Rainbows'':
Saturday. Bryant Washburn, in why
Smith Left Home"
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GARRICK- 9:45."

William A. Brady. Ltd. will pre-
sent AT 9:45," melodrama of mys-
terry. marriage and murder. by Owen
Davis. at the Shubert- -Garrick ThAater
next week. commencing Sunday even
ing. after a long and successful New
York run. Mr.. Davis is one of the
most successful and prolific of native
playwrights. The same excellent cast
that appeared in New York is prom
ised. including Marie Goff Kenneth
Mackenna. John Cromwell. George
Backus. Edith Shayne, Idalene Cot
ton and others
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First Evening Musical Tomorrow.

Florence Easton, soprano of the
Metropolitan Opera Company. and
Ralph Leopold, pianist, will give the
first of Miss Laura Harlan's series of
evening concerts tomorrow evening
in the Masonic Auditorium at $3.50
o'clock. Miss Easton is already known
in Washington. where she made a
deep impression with the Scotti Opera
Company last spring. Mr.. Leopold re-
manned in Europe after his student
days until this country entered the
war, when he returned and entered
the bandmasters' training school at
Governors Island.
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POLI'S-"Business Before Pleas.
ure."

A. H. Woods will bring Business
Before Pleasure" for return engage
ment at Polls Theater next week,
with holiday matinee Thanksgiving
day. This is the third of the Potash
and Perlmutter comedies, and was
written by Montague Glass and Jules
Eckert Goodman. Jules Jordan will
be seen as Abe. Harry First is Maw-
russ and the vampire is Miss Mara Ke-
val. A characteristic Woods cast sur
rounds the principals. The original
Eltinge Theater, New York. scenic
production will be used in Washing
Evening star., 1919-11-19

ing 1916, IT and Is and bearing the
significant title, "De Bello Calico"
and the appearance. as assisting
artist, Of Mischa Levitzki. the gifted
young pianist who has been some-
what of a sensation in the musical
ter Damrosch, of course, will conduct
the orchestra. The Schumann Con-
certo in A Minor will be Mr.. Le-
vitzkis Offering and the orchestra
will play. also, the prelude to Wag-
ner's "Lohengrin.'
of T. Arthur Smith, 1906 G street
nnrthUeSt
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Circle.

Sunday. Marguerite Clark. in Widow
hv Proxy; Monday. "Evaneeline": !:
Tuesday. June Caprice. in "a Damsel
in Distress; Wednesday. Theda Bara.
in La Belle Russo: Thursday. Mack
Senrett comedy. Up in Alf's Place" !:
Sunshine comedy, wild Waves and
Women: Charlie Cha plin. in ''Thc
Fireman: Mutt and jeff. THE Pretzel
Farm" and Fox News: Friday, Evelyn
Greeley. in>HAHe and Capt. Kidd; Sat
urday. Charles Ray, in The Egg Crate
Wal!op."
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COL. BERM0NDT SUBMITS.
Troops Reported in Disorder Before
Germans in the Baltic.

BERLIN, Monday, November II (by
the Associated Press).-Confirma
of the report that Col Bermondt has
submitted to Gen. Won Eberhardt. sue
cessor of Gen. Won der Goltz as COM
mander of German troops in the Bal
tic provinces, has been received by
the Deutsche Algemeine Zeitung. Col.
Bermondts troops are reported to be
in great disorder and confusion.
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American.

Sunday. Alice Joyce in The Win
chester Woman: Monday. William
Desmond in Dangerous Waters; !;
Tuesday. George Walsh in The Win
ming stroke: Wednesday. Norma Tai
madge in THE Heart of Wetona"; :;
Thursday, ''Checker ers"; Friday. "The
Birth of a Race" ami Saturday,
Hearts of the World"
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Apollo.

Sunday and Monday. Viola Dana. in
please Get Married.: Tuesday and
Wednesday. Maurice Tourneur's. 1.-The
Life Line" and Larry Semon. in
Dew Drop Inn; Thursday, Bryant
Washburn. in "Why Smith Left Home: {:
Friday. Vivian Martin. in "His Official
Fiancee": Saturday. William RUSSELL
in "SiX Feet Four"
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GAYETY-"Follies of the Day."

Barney Gerard's "Follies of the
Day" a musical revue of current top
les, is next weeks attraction al the
Gayety Theater. A feature will be
burlesques of popular Broadway the
atrical productions. such as East Is
Wet" "Going Up" Polly With a
Past" and Business Before Pleas
ure." The cast includes Harry Welsh.
George F. Hayes Evelyn Cunningham,
Sam Green, AL H. Weston, Gertrude
Satin, Irene Young. AL H. West, Rob
ert Tol1tver and Mildred Laurie, and a
chorus of twenty gorgeously costumed
girls
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Carolina.

Sunday. Anita Stewart in The
Combat: Monday. Fl. b. Warner. in
For Woman's Honor: Tuesday, Her
bert wlinson ard Stewart Holmes.
in "a Dangerous Affair.": Wednesd sdav.
Florence Billings. in wit Wins; !;
Thursday, Geraldine Farrar and Lou
Tellegen. in "1'he World and It's
Woman F'rida..-. Harry Morev. in
"In Honor's Web: SATURDAY.. Bessie
BarrisCale. in kitty Kelly, NJ. D."
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Sunday, H. B. Warner. in For a
Woman's Honor; Monday, Herbert
Rawlinson and Stewart Holmes, in "A
DANGEROUS Affair; Tuesday, Florence
Billings, in wit Wins; Wednesday,
Geraldine Farrar and Lou Iellegen.
in "The World and It's Woman: ':
Thursday, Harry Morey, in I'm Honor's
Web; Friday. Bessie Barriscale, in
kitty Kelly, NJ. D.; Saturday. Tom
Moore, in Lord and Lady Algy.
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CRITER10N-"V vengeance of
Durand."

"The Vengeance of Durand" will be
shown as the feature attraction at the
Criterion Theater Saturday Alice
Joyce, the star. is cast as Marian and
later as Beatrice Durand. a bride who
commits suicide and a daughter who
works revenge of her mothers death,
through filtration.
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New York Symphony Tuesday.

Two exceptionally interesting events
announced for the second concert of
the New York Symphony Orchestra.
at the New National Theater next
Tuesday afternoon at 4:3O o'clock,
are the presentation, for the first time
in Washington, of Vincent d'Indy's
new war Symphony, composed dur
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Olympic.

Sunday Jack Pickford. in Burglar
by Proxy; Monday, June Caprice and
Creighton Hale, in "A Damsel in Dis
tress"; Tuesday, Madame Traverse,
in "Snares of Paris; Wednesday,
Bessie Love, in "A Fighting Colleen; !;
Thursday, Mildred Harris Chaplin, in
"Forbidden"; Friday, Ora Carew, in
Loot; Saturday. Evelyn Greeley, in
ME and Capt. Kidd"
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GARDEN-"Male and Female.

Cecil B. De Mile directed the
latest Paramount Aircraft SuperspeciaI
Male and Female" which is being
shown at Moore'S Garden Theater all
this week. 1t is based on Sir James
NJ. Barrie's celebrated play. "The
Admirable Crichton. 1t is a striking
story with an atmosphere of. rare
charm and beauty, presented by a
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Princess.

Sunday. Herbert Rawlinson and
Stewart Holmes, in "a Dangerous At
fair; Monday. Florence Billings, in
wit Wins; Tuesday, Geraldine Far
rar and Lou-Tellegen, in THE World
and Its Woman; Wednesday, Harry
Morey, in I'm Honor's Web; Thurs
day. Bessie Barriscale. in kitty
Kelly, NJ. d.; Friday and Saturday,
Constance Binney, in 'Erstwhile Su-
SAN"
Evening star., 1919-11-19

were fools to enlist and having said
he would shoot his own son rathA
than permit him to go to war, Hia
defense was that the right ofasfree
speech permitted him to make such
remarks.
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Liberty.

Sunday and Monday. Checkers" !;
Tuesday. Madame Traverse, in The
Splendid Sim; Wednesday, The
other Half: Thursday, William Far
mum. in 1.-The Lone Star Ranger.
Friday. Bert Lytell, in "Lombardi'
Ltd; Saturday. Constance Talmadge,
in THE Fall of Babylon
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Last Member of Lees Staff Dies

LEXINGTON. Ky. November 10
Capt Robert Hunter Fitzhugh, au-
thor. educator, missionary, philan-
thropist and the last surviving mem
Der of the staff of Gen. Robert Il.
Lee, has died at his home here. he
was eighty three years of age.
Evening star., 1919-11-19
Empire.

Sunday and Monday. Anita Stewart.
in Her Kingdom of Dreams; Tues
day. June Elvidge, in The Poison
PEN: Wednesday. Ora Carew. in
Loot" and Christie comedy; Thurs
day matinee and Friday. Dorothy
Phillips, in'"The Right to Happiness"
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-"The Tempters."

''The Tempters" will be the attrac-
tion at the Lyceum Theater next
week Each principal is credited
with being a top-notcher in his par
ticular line. The cast includes Jim
McInnery. Margie Hilton. Sidney
Rogers. Bert Bertrand, Joe Curley
scenery is said to comprise some of
the most unique effects ever attempt
ed A chorus of twenty is promised
to be a rare combination of singer,
dancer and beauty.
Evening star., 1919-11-19

the beauties of her wonderful voice,
even in it's soprano qualities.
Taken in it's entirety, the concert
was brilliantly beautiful. 1t was more.
LIt was unSurpassable.
Evening star., 1919-11-19
star cast healed by Thomas Meighan
and Gloria Swanson.
|STRAND-"Yankee Doodle in Ber-
lin"

yankee Doodle in Berlin" the
Mack Sennett Bathing Girls in person
and in film. Mile. Nadje. exponent of
physical culture, and Ten Eyck and
Weily classical dancers will continue
at Moore's Strand Theater this week.
Evening star., 1919-11-19
Home.

and Saturday. william Farnum, In
THE Lone Star Ranger.
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INTERNAL REvsUE COLLECTIONS
ts2i. s7.0on IN FIVE
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