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The Washington times., 1919-03-24
PALACE.

PALACE.
Marguerite Clark and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Drew divide honors on. the
flip program at Loew's Palace during
the nrst part of this week.
Miss Clark. in Three Men and a
Girl" is seen as a penniIess orphan
depending on: . rich aunt. for her
living, and her rich aunt depend
tnR on her to marry money, in
the form OF Chaupcey Depew, a so
phistteated bachelor. When the wed
ding Is scheduled to take place Miss
Clark deelares that she as not willing
to accept Chauncey as her husband.
She runs from the scent OF the orange
blossoms and leaves the wedding party
in turmoil. Her only refuge is a
summer cottage on Loon Lake, but
this. has been LEASED by three bach
eloTs, who were disappointed In love,
and have become woman. haters. -
They have gone to the lake to get
sway from the wiles OF women, but
upon returning from. a fishing trip,
and an Intruder, all gay in wedding
fnery asleep on the parlor couch. A
general suproar ensuesAand Miss Clark,
asserting that the estate is
hers, refuses to return to. the city.
They also steadfastly refuse to re.
treat, as the place was leased. by them.
An armistiee Is drawn up and dead
line established. the feminine usurpeF
having to decide to live in the. care
takers cottage. -
How the wiusome Marguerite makes
the three hard-hearted bachelors see
her side is a delightfuI thread in the
romance. The three women haters
all declare their. loye for her. but two
finally retire - ..
The Washington times., 1919-03-24
COLUMBIA.

It is rather surprising to see Will
liam S. Hart in the role OF a gang
ster instead Of a COW 2uncher. but
those who Witnessed the opening
showings yesterday OF The Poppy
Girls Husband" the feature at the
Columbia for the first four days Of
this week will admit that for what
he loses in picturesqueness he makes
up in dramatic force. It is doubtful
II he ever had u more suitable vehi-
Gle.
The story deals with the Barbary
Coast of the old San Francisco.
Hart appears as "Hairpin Harry"
Dutton. one of the men of the slums.
THE Poppy Girl" beautiful but
faithlass, wins his love, and he trusts
her. But the overload Of the under
world coyets the girl. He trumps up
a charge against Dutton and rail-
roads him to. prison, where. through
ten years. Harry. nurses his grudge
and prepares for his day of ven
Eeapee. Eventually his release
comes, and he starts out to find the
man who WFUnged him.
How. he is turned from his purpose
by {" child and y brought to clearer
understanding OF life in the open
country OF tha West is graphically
depleted.
The Washington times., 1919-03-24
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The Washington times., 1919-03-24
METRnPnI.Trar

Experimental Marriage" the fe.-
ture at the Metropolitan Theater for
the FIRST four days Of this week. has
not suffered by its transition from,
stage to film. As a matter of fact tb,.
WIDER opportunities afforded by the
screen mare IL actually a more salts
factory offering than was Saturday
to Monday" its Legitimate" parent.
Constance. TalmRdge and Harrison
Ford. in the leading roles, do full
Justice TO parts that are rich with
humor' and the supporting company
Is more than satisfactory.
Very few liberties have been taken
with the plot Of Saturday to Non
day" The story deals with a girl
who has been so badly bitten by the
bug Of feminism that she refuses to
see her own happiness.
Really in love with a young law
yer, she consents To marry him only
on the condition that they are to con-
slider themselves man and wife only
from Saturday to Monday, and live
their own lives the rest Of the week.
He consents. and the unique mar
riage takes place. From the very
outset amusing situations arise from
their absurd contract: During her
first unmarried" period. the bride
finds another woman in her husbands
apartment-innocentiy there, as a
matter Of fact but what bride would
believe Il?
She sees her only chance IN arous-
ing heF husbands Jealousy, ana
visits the home OF an artist, after
waning her husband, anonymously.
Of her intentions. He sees through
her subterfuge, however, and tanta-
Lies her a little longer
Finally. OF course. she recants.
The Washington times., 1919-03-24
STRAND.

The late Horold Lockwood. In
Shadows of Suspicion" is the feat
IRE at Moore's Strand Theater the
FIRST four days Of this week.
The story places tne scar as a mem
her of EnFland's aristocracy whs Is
suspected of being a traitor, whereas,
as matter of fact, he is working. in
its behalf as a pseudo meuhar Of fhR
German secret service, while index
the pay of Downing street.
the manner in which he unearths a
plot TO destroy London, and the part
a beautiful young American girl
plays in bringing about the arrest of
the real German spies, form the basis
of a remarkable photoplay.
The action sweeps ahead with ire
sistible force to a climax that Is
as thrillingly dramatic as 1t is unique.
The scenes of aerial attack and the
experiences of the young Briton, who
seemed to be a Stacker while facing
the gravest dangers for his country,
furnish melodramatic intervals Of
great intensity.
The Washington times., 1919-03-24
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The Washington times., 1919-03-24
AVENUE GRAND.

How a clever girl successfully OPP
p"ses the will of a powerful financial
genius, saves her father from un-
merited disgrace, and wins the finan-
CieF's son a her husband, Is a brief
outline of the plot of THE Lion and
the Mouse" shown at CrandalI's
venue Grand yesterday This is 4
perturbation of the famous stage sue.
cess Of the same title written by the
late Charles Klein. Alice Joyce, its
star, is effectively supported by a
east which includes Conrad Nagsl.
Anders Randle, I. W. Carleton, Henry
HallRm, Templar Sake. and Mona
Kingsley. ...
The Washington times., 1919-03-24
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LHCEUM.

Ambsrk Ali and Benny Howard are
the featured stars In William K
Wells ''Miie-a-Mfnute Girls" showing
at the Lyeeum Theater this week.
The offering is In two acts and six
scenes. .r
"WhiFIing Around" Is, the name Of
the burletta- It IL WITHOUT plot bur
the snAppy, musical numbers by Ray
mond B. Perez follow each other in
such bewilderfng Succession that this
lack is really q diyerting merit. .ThR
supporting stars TO Ali and Howard
include Billy Barry, Ias Blanchard.
Pearl Briggs, Jessie Hiatt George
Brennan and Jimmy Holly. The
many special features include Dell
phiRe and her posing models. =. ,..
The Washington times., 1919-03-24

this week. is one of the most grip
ping film offerings of the year.
The story OF the young naval Of
'f1cer, who blasted his career through
alcohol and finally was stripped Of
the insignia OF rank and maroohed
on savage island in the South Seas,
is one that embodies so much that 10
new to the uses of the scenario writer
that it is scarcely comparable to any
other film spectacle in which Mr.. SAL
isbury has been seen.
The climax Of the picture is reacn-
ed when the expatriated American
utilizes the shutter on a disab,al
lighthouse TO signal by heliograph to
warship that a submarine is. lurking
in a hidden lagoon to sink it. The
signal officer of the dTeadnaught IL
also flashed the range Of the hidden
sub, and by few Well-directed shots
destroys 1t. When. his duplicity il
discovered by the German officer he
was supposed TO have been. serving,
Benton is killed by shot IN the back,
but is repatriated and buried with
honors from the deck OF the warship.
The Washington times., 1919-03-24
CRANDALk,S

1.-The Belle OF New York" yester-
days photOplay at Crandall's, is just
as delightful in it's present form as It
was as a musical comedy nearly
twenty years ago. The loss OF the
melodies is atOned for by the orches-
ira. while Marion Davies. in the lead
ing role. is quite as charming as was
Edna May.
The ia niliar story relates to the
affairs of a Salvation Army Iassie.
who, without knowing his identity,
falls in love with the son of the man
who ruined her father.
The Washington times., 1919-03-24
SAVOY.

William S. Hart need have no fear
that his popularity will wane so long
as he provides himself with vehicles
as entertaining as Breed of Man."
Savoy.
In the role of Careless" Carmody,
cowboy foreman of an Arizona ranch,
he has a character that fully meas
ures up to the weII-established Hal I
standard. Absolutely fearless OF
danger, he is put through many tests
that bring thrills to the audience.
The Washington times., 1919-03-24
LEADER.

"Once to Every Man." with Jack
Sheriff. and Mabel Withee as co-stars,
is the feature photoplay which be-
gan a weeks run yesterday at the
Leader.
It is a perturbation. in six reels.
Of Larry Evans well-known maya
zine story. The story revolVes itself
around a romance between Sheriff.
and Miss withee, who live in lum-
Der camp community. Jacks; father
died Of drink, and the son shows an
inclination to follow his example.
The villagers regard him as
hopeless no-account, but Mabel be-
lieves she can save him, A prize
fight is the climax OF a series Of
thrilling episodes, and stand-up
fights, in which Jack engages while
hewing his way through adyersitY in
the rugged surroundings OF the camp.
Jack beats whiskey hrst:. then ne
knocks out the lightweight champion
OF the world. and finally wins the
girl.
The Washington times., 1919-03-24
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The Washington times., 1919-03-24
5INGs: ON STAGE AND SCREEN
at
Other First Night of Attractions and Silent washington

a Lana TELL. who plays the
"a leading role in the Eyes
4 = Of Youth" the attraction
this week at the BSlasep 5Theatef,
Ia descended from . long line
o; theatrical entertainers Her grand
father and grandmother, were both
professionals, and when her father
was q young man he followeq
the stage for several years before
going into baajpesS for AimSelf.
Mas Tell ives born in New York
city. but then she vas very young
her. parents sent her 70 England for
her education she attended sehOoie
in London With her sister, olive Tell.
Of motion picture fame and later
both girls went to IFSlaRd, where
their grandfathsF has a large estate,
known as Castle Strange. The es-
tate is q few miles from Dublin. For
three or four years Miss Tell and
her sister ATTENDED school In Dublin.
Finally both girls tired OF the
quiet life and dokfdsdi to return TO
AIneFiea. NeW York was ike = new
country to the little girl. II was
like opening the page- 20 her fayortte
Of her studies while living near Dub
liza and when her friends Ia New
York heard her Feeite they 1T once
advised q theatrical career.
After much delay Mis- Tell Joined
q class at the Academy Of Dramatic
Arts, where she PROGRESSED 30 rapid
ly that her future success was as-
sured.
The Washington times., 1919-03-24
APOLLO.

In Breed Of Men," William S. Hart
renders a characterization that still
further endears him to his mnltituGe
OF admirers. This picture was shown
at Crandall's Apollo yesterday. 20.
Harris role is, that OF Careless"
Carmody, COW puRcher. who, In a
startling and amusing manner brings
tc book a city land shark and, Of,
course finds his hearts desire.
Seena Owen portFays the principal
feminine role.
The Washington times., 1919-03-24

.
Pref E'I,'i, E ErssRgs ppeRworth gsssr e:t:s.
Mabel Witbst
Alan Van CiSeV6. -. Carl 0aptV0ort
Abd . supporting east, rs
Little Simplicity a somswha.
different musical comedy. p.easad a
Dig audience at Polls. Thsater last
night Its, scenes, changing from 8
cafe. in the Orient to the ,student
quarter IN Paris and thence 70 q hut
OF the Knights Of Columbus, in
France, presented AN absolutely new
setting for the unwiDding OF AIDE
lightful succession Of songs and
Dances.
- A warm weather plot. simple; in fits
unfolding as a story-book. carries
Walter CatEett, the inimitabIe dis
penser Of laughter. through many
rapid scenes, with Miss Gatesop, and
Miss Withee sharing feminine honoFs.
Mr.. Catiett arrives In the play
early, WHICH is fortunate, and he ap-
pears so freqyAntly GfteFyaFd thai
the comedy is never allowed to drag.
Miss Gateson played her df6ieulS
role well, as an Oriental cabaret
charmer who confessedly has no tine
for the business and yeerns for somsY
thing worth while.
And Mics withee, equally charming
as a flower girl and q c9medienas, is
deserving Of praise, Her SJust q
Little Sunshine" showed she has Paia
attention to her vocal as well % TO
her dramatic talents. A; duet by Miss
Withee and Mr.. GantvoeIt was
charming. = rE.. ~
The story Of the play begins WITH
a nights reVel in . Freneh cafe in
Tunis., A party Of students, headed
meEFiment Of the cafe In time to res
cue Veronique, the flower girl, from
the clutches of the sheiIt OF. Kuhah-
Alan Van CIeeve falls in love with
her. The girls leave the cafe by
order Of the proprietor, Rnd undef the
students' charge 90 to Paris. .
The second act shows the pretty
vendor Of MOWERS trying 70 Learn the
English language, A garden 10 her
schooiHoom- and admiring students her
tutors. She does not learn the verbs
IS rapidly as the new dances America
loves 49,
On the arrival of AIaA's father
from America the wooing OF the low
er girl is interrupted. Prof. Buck
worth, whose colIegisms were his
CIaieL Charm I0r Lulu OtANellH ~
their f1rst meeting, has grown TO
greater proportions in her eyes Alan
and the professor declare their love,
but through a misunderstanding the
girls leave the students quarters,
never to return
THE third act Is after hRe years.
The group Of students who have
searched the four corners Of the earth
for the vanished girls meet again IN
France. When the flower girl, now
q successful actress, comes to sing
before the soldiers at k Of c. hut
she meets Lieut. Alan van CleeYs
again. Also, Lulr meets the profess
sor. who is q K. C. secretary.
The .reeoneiliations take. place only
after the audience IL made to think
II is about TO witness another of those
comic tragedies with unhappy end
inRs 49, -. y . 49,.
The Washington times., 1919-03-24
EoLLY.

The Night Owls entertained "a
large audience yesterday at the Folly
Theater with q show of exceptional
quality. 1t is entitled The Hoodeo"
and is in two acts and six scenes.
Harry Jackson, Earl Kerps, Al
Golden and Carrie Finnell head the
company. Miss PinnelI'S "Frenehy
Don't Cry song is one of the features.
Others who contribute to the sue
cess of the show include Myrtle
Clark. Blanche Wilcox, Jewel Jackson
and Billy Kelly. q.
The Washington times., 1919-03-24
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The Washington times., 1919-03-24

Uncommon interest has been
aroused by the announcement Of the
fact that April will see the release or
the last and best OF the lockwood
super-features made by that popular
star for Screen Classics. Inc. The
name OF the drama Is "A Nan Of
Honor" and Il gives him some Of the
finest opportunities he ever had on the
screen.
serve this particular picture for tie
reason that IL has acquired a perutIs:
significance as the last thing thai
Harold Lockwood ever did before
motion picture camera. Metro viii
distribute Il.
The Washington times., 1919-03-24

Tyrone Powet. who plays opposite
Walker Whiteside in r'fhe Little
Brother" which comes to the Shubert-
Garrfck the latter part Of April. only
returned to the speaking stage this
season, having been in the silent
drama for the last four years. His
greatest screen efforts, perhaps, were
Where Are Ny Children" and John
Eeedham's Double"
The Washington times., 1919-03-24

On his S.O00@Hile trip around the
country Harry Carey will DO more
than make the usual personal APP
pearaneeT at motion picture theaters.
He Is taking along a one-reel hIm
which shows how his pictures are
made, and in brief talk Will tell
something Of the thrills and difficult
ties OF mining Western dra ma.
The Washington times., 1919-03-24

10 beEin GaTinG en- q small scale,
6ly Thrift Stamps. To 'drESlop the
EasRift haklG by War SaytRgH afGmpS.
Jle save % = stiE greater scale, buy
NteteFy Liberty bends.
The Washington times., 1919-03-24
GARDEN.

THE Light of Eictory." starring
The Washington times., 1919-03-24


+Pity the poor chorus girl" will
hardly apply noTadGys.
At Least, .if the following story
iFhiehs came from . press agent and,
therefore, must be tFue) Is to be
credited.
'As proof Of the drawing power Of
some of the chorus ,girisi' writes
friend .. a.. tone OF the girls IN
''sone Time at the Casino Theatsr in
New York, did not appear the other
night through illness, and q number
OF disappotRted patrons got their
money back from the box Office. This
pGrticulaH chorus girl. by, tina way,
received . salafy OF Se5 . week, as do
two or three others 81 the same mu-
steal comedy.
I'm this respect ? number Of chorus
girls in New York predictions nave
received as high as S10o q week, az
against the standards Of SIS TO S23 4
few years ago. One girl IN . roof
show makes $50 q Week-saIary, OF
course" 49,.
The Washington times., 1919-03-24

Pictures announces the re-
lesse In Nay Of. q hve-resl feature.
with Garreth HngAssa Violet Palmer,
and Paul EHeCtan as the stars. The
picture. win BE called Ginger"
The Washington times., 1919-03-24
POLLS.

Little Simplicity" play, With mu-
sic, m three acts; book and lyrics BY
Rida Johnson Young and music by
Augustus Barratt. -.
Prof Erasmus Duekworth. WsNeE GatlStt
Lulu Clayelin 49,. Marjorie Gate ssn
VeroniQus; Little Simplicity, = = -
Alan Van cIsevs. 49,! Carl daatydort
ABd : supporting east, y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-30
DON FERNANDO ORTIZ

Aver tarde nos ha honrado con
su vista este distinguido caballe-
ro, que es ell secretario del gran
poeta Ellaespesa. Ell Sr.. Ortiz co
noce toda la America, Sc uni6 al
gran poeta en- Meiieo " ha rece-
rrido con Gl toda Ia Lsla de Cuba,
Santo Domingo V recorrera Puer-
to Rico ahora. De aquf piensa el
Aator de Ell Aicazar dc las. pcrlas
regresar a Espaiia. En- los tres
amos que lleya fuera de Espafia,
ha escrito mucho, muy bellas CO.
sas, y tiene material de sobra pa
ia hacer otrOS veinte librOs. 4
ESQ quiere ir ahora: editarlos.
CuandO haya realizado este traba-
jO, Villaespesa yOvera a Anne
rica para recOrrerla toda. incluso
los EstadOs UnidOs.
Ell seflor Ortiz es persona de
amable tratO, de amena converse
ci6n, y como todos los que han
viajado mucho, m hombre muy
interesante. Nos refiere ell seilor
Ortiz la serie de festeiOs de que
ha sidO objeto el insigne p0eta
en- los pafses que ha visitado. Tn
verdadero paseo triunfal.
Asi sera aqui--le decimos. Y
ell Sr. Ortiz que sc muestra encan-
tado del aspecto de San Juan, asi
10. .espera. :Es que habia de ser
Puerto Rico la exception?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-30
CHIRIGOTA T AS

tamente, SC han empenadO en- ser los
servidores del pdblico cuandO deben
ser, no sus mandarines, pero, 81, sus
c0nseieros directories; o, que, soberbia-
mente, posponcn lids. la alabama o
conseio a Ia galanura literaria y, por
esta, hacen aquella tan tardia que re-
sulta fiabre como la bella cr6nica de
I'd. que los dos dias de celebrada la
Velada esta muy bien hecha, pero va
resulta destripada por haberme antici-
pado el dia antes con mi chirigOteria,
bien involuntariamente.
Ell peri6dic0 no es un librO objeto
detenido cstudio y de pulimento lite
rarario, es la Repression dc la impre-
sion de un momento, la indication de
una idea repentinamente surgida, la
information de lc que acaba de ocu-
rrir y que nadie antes habia publfca-
do; todo realizado de la manera mas
amena possible, sin que exija, annque
sea tsuy deseable y ojala todos pu-.
.iieramos hacerio como ids. 10 hacen,
que 10 sea en- buena forma literaria.
81 Uds.. los buenos periodistas pue-
len hacer, hasta sin querer, todo ESQ,
y 10 pueden hacer sin pcrdida de ITEM
o, ipOr que dejan ids. que Sc cnfrie?
INCASABLE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-30
TEATRO MUNICIPAL

Gran function ,le gracia para
el domingo > de nOviembre, q be-
nefcio del artista puertorriqueno
~. Garcia SandOrai. Enterados
sus. compaheros dona Luisa Bo-
norris Y Cruz Nerar lie Real y Con
Ichiia, Ramirez, V los senores Saa.
.vedra, Real, Sotorra, Lluc Y otros
mas, de que su cOmpailero Sando-
rab l1eva enfermo cu&tr0 meses
y, teniendo que marcharsc Ill cam
.po q rcponer sll salud, V cafccien
do dc los recursOs suticientes, los
referid0s artistas no han dudadO
mi p0r un momento en- Organizar-
lie una function. para allegar re-
.cnrsOs a su cOmpahero, para que
recupere Su s;,lud quebra.ltada.
El programa es esplendido, y va
-riadO. Los artistas han hecho
esto. AhOra toca al pGblic0 ir
prOteger u Sandoval ell dOIa lingo.
Rasgos como los de estos com
panerOs del artista enfermo. son
dignOs de imitar; tambien los en-
pleados del TeatrO, Utileria, Ira
mOya y demas Sc han brindadO
voluntariamentG a trabajar1e al
,cOmpanero SandoYal, hoy necesi-
tadO de ayudas.