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Evening star., 1919-03-09
Columbia.

Today and the first four days of
this week Kitty Gordon will be pic
tured at Loews Columbia Theater
in The dwelling Hand supported
by Frederick Warde, Irving Cum
mings, George MacQuarrie and others.
1t is the story of woman who
forced her husband 10 undertake an
expedition into the wiids of Africa in
search of ancient ruins. They are
followed by a man who loves her,
and when the husband is reported
killed by natives, this man brings
the wife back home. The husband,
however, was not killed and returns
to claim his wife, though he scorns
her as woman who sought his
death. The added attraction will be
Roscoe c"Fatty'D Arbuckle in Love
The past three days of this week.
beginning Thursday. Bryant Wash
burn viii be pictured in Poor Boob, /"
finn adaptation of Margaret Mayo's
story
Evening star., 1919-03-09
Crandall's.

William S. Hart's latest film feature,
Breed of Men," will be shown at Gran
dall's today and tomorrow. 1t is the
story of Careless" Carmody, a cow
boy foreman. who earns his unusual
nickname through indifference to risking
his life-no matter what the cause 1t
is laid in Arizona, where Careless"
meets a land swindler from Chicago in
poker game, who has swindIed young
woman in whom Careless" is particu-
larry interested. Carmody then goes to
the Windy city with a shipment of cat
tie, and after many exciting adventures
finds his man and forces MIN to make
restitution. The picture is notable for
picturesque backgrounds. Seena owen
is pictured in the chief feminine role.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Dustin Far
mum will be seen in ''The Man in the
Open THURSDAY and Friday, Mar
guerite Clark, in Mrs Wiggs OF the
Cabbage Patch,'' and Saturday, Kitty
Gordon, in .The Unveiling Hand"
Evening star., 1919-03-09
G. W. U. GIVEN PICTURE.
Likeness of Andrew Rothwell Is
Presented hY Granddauphters.

A picture of Andrew Rothwell, trus-
tee of George Washington University
from 1885 to 1888, has been presented to
the university by two of his grand
daughters and has been hung in the as
sembly hall of the arts and sciences de-
partment building.
Mr. Rothweil was secretary of the
university from 1885 to 1889 and was
treasurer from 1889 to 1852. He was for
twenty years District tax collector. He
was editor of the Washington City
Chronicle and was prominent laynan
of the Baptist Church, having been one
of the founders of the T. Street Baptist
Church. He was vice president of the
Washington City Bible Society and the
author OF a "History of Baptist Institu-
tions'' and a compilation of the laws Of
the District, the latter completed in
1888.
The public has been invited to inspect
the collection OF pictures at the regular
chapel exercises held Mondays. wednes-
days and Fridays at 12:16 O'Clock In the
assembly hall. Each.meeting is ad-
dressed by a prominent person. Miss
Mabel II. Boardnan. head OF tho Amefi-
csn Red Cross. will be the speaker next
Friday. ssss
Evening star., 1919-03-09
Kniekerbocker.

THE World to Live In," Alice
Brady's latest screen vehicle. will be
the principal attraction at Crandalrs
Tuesday and Wednesday Mrs. Wigs
of the Cabbage Patch" will feature
Marguerite Clark, and comedy, "The
Wigwam system" and the Ford news
weekly also will be shown. THE Belle
of New York" featuring Marion
Davies, is scheduled for Thursday and
Friday, with East Lynne With yaria-
tons, a Paramount comedy, and a
Current Events reel Saturdays at
fractions include The Breed of Men,
starring William s. Hart. and "Two's
Company" and The Wyoming Way, e"
comedies
Evening star., 1919-03-09
Garden.

The first three days of this week at
Moore's Garden Theater Cecil B. De
Miles film production, Don't Change
Your Husband" featuring Gloria
Swanson, Elliott Dexter and Louis
Cody, will be shown. 1t is the story
of a girl who abandoned her husband
because he was merely sIovenly about
the house, only to find herself next
welded to man about town deficient
in moral sense.
Wednesday and Thursday speedy
Meade" drama of the west, featur-
ing Louis Bennison, will be shown
and Friday, and Saturday The Girl
Dodger," an exceptional study of
bashful young manhood, by Charles
Ray.
Short picture subjects and orches-
trail accompaniment also will be daily
features
Evening star., 1919-03-09
Circle.

The Circle will celebrate its ami
versary week beginning tomorrow
with pictures of Sessue Hayakawa in
THE Bonds of Honor and Houdini
in ''The Master Mystery. No. 7;;'' Tues
day, Theda Bara in "SaIome''; We'd
nesday, Kitty Gordon in ''Mandarin's
Gold" and Pathe News; Thursday,
Mabel Normand in isis Hopkins" the
Ford Weekly and a scenic; Friday.
Constance Talmadge in Romance and
Arabella and Pathe News; Saturday.
Little Women" and a comedy, and
next Sunday. Elsie Ferguson in His
Partisan Wife" and a comedy.
Evening star., 1919-03-09
Avenue Grand.

Dorothy Dalton in Hard Boiled
will be the film feature at CrandaIl's
Avenue Grand today. 1t mingles
comedy and pathos. Other pictures
listed for the week include: Tomor-
row. John Barrymore in Here Comes
the Bride" and Merely Marrying
Mary; Tuesday, Mitchell Lewis in
"Life's Greatest Problem and Current
Events; Wednesday, Lillian Walker in
The Love Hunger" and Roscoe Ar
buckle In Camping Out; Thursday.
Mabel Normand in the Mack. Sennett
production. Mickey; Friday, Louise
Hun in Crook of Dreams" and The
Jellyish," and Saturday. Bryant Wash
burn in Venus in the East" and "A
Breezy Affair."
Evening star., 1919-03-09
Princess.

At the Princess Theater Sunday will
be pictured William A Bradys spe-
cial. Little Women; Monday, Frank
Mcintyre, in "The Travelling Sales
Rluffer"; Wednesday. William Faver-
sham, in ..The Silver King; Thursday.
Big Mitchell Lewis. in Children OF
Banishment"; Friday, Pauline Freder-
ick, in "Out of the Shadow; Saturday,
Constance Talmadge, in Romance
and Arabelia."
Evening star., 1919-03-09
New Raphael.

Today's attraction at the New Ra-
phael will be Nazimoya, in "Revela-
ton, Monday, Dorothy Dalton, In
"Quicksand": Tuesday, Norma Tai
madge, in THE Heart of Wetona' ;
Wednesday, May Allison, in in for
Thirty Days; Thursday Charlie
Chaplin, in Shoulder Arms; Friday,
Carlyle Blackwell, in 1.-THE Road to
France; Saturday, D. w. Griffith S
The Greatest Thing in Life,
Evening star., 1919-03-09
Savoy.

Owen Johnson's- story, ''Virtuous
Wives as "a screen play will be shown
at Crandails Savoy today and tomor-
row, with Anita Stewart In the chief
role. It marks Miss Stewarfs reap
pearance on the screen following long
absence. Conway Tearle is leading man
and important roles are portrayed by
Edwin Arden, Mrs. De Wolf Hopper,
Virginia Nofden. William Boyd, Kath-
crime Lewis and Harold Gwynn. Tues
day Pauline Frederick will be pictured
in The Woman on the Index; We'd
nesday, Bryant Washburn, in Venus in
the East; Thursday, Louise Huff. in
tsThe Crook of Dreams" Friday, Fred
Stone, in Under the Top" and Satur-
day. Wallace Reid, in 'The Dub" A
supplementary comedy or news reel is
also shown daily.
Evening star., 1919-03-09
Rialto.

"A Midnight Romance" the newest
nlm vehicle. picturing Anita Stewart.
directed by Lois Weber, will be the
attraction at Moore's Rialto Theater
al this week.
The story, by Marion Orth, deals
with the adventurous career of a
young woman of noble birth who
masQuerades as a maid in a fashion
! able home and carries on ciandes-
! tine Irritation with young man of
wealth after her days duties are done.
IN her romantic entanglements Marie,
the maid" enlists the active antag-
ous1m Of Blondfe Make. intent on
bhcsxmail, who has chosen Marfe's
fRarHmour rs the victim of her
Evening star., 1919-03-09
Apollo.

sis Hopkins" featuring Mabel Nor
mand, will be shown at Crandall' S
Apollo today and tomorrow, with
Camping Out" starring Roscoe
('Fatty) Arbuckle. Tuesday, Earle
Williams in THE Highest Trump;
Wednesday, Alma Hanlon and John
Mason in The Libertine"; Thursday.
John Barrymore in Here Comes the
Bride; Friday, Bryant Washburn in
Venus In the East" and Harry Hou-
DIM in an installment of THE Master
Mystery" serial; Saturday, Mitchell
Lewis in "Life's Greatest Problem -
Supplementary comedies or news
reel are also daily features.
Evening star., 1919-03-09
GLORIA SWANSON
Ga7aer
-
Home.

This weeks program at the Home
Theater offers. Sunday, Alice Brady.
in "The IndestructibIe Wife; Mon
day, William A Brady's special. Lit
tie Women; Tuesday, Frank McIn-
tyre, in 1.-The Travelling Salesman;
Wednesday. June Elvidge, in The
Buffer; Thursday, William Faver-
sham, in 'The Silver King; Friday,
Mitchell Lewis, in Children of Ban
ishment"; Saturday, Pauline Fred
erick. in Out of the Shadow"
Evening star., 1919-03-09
MARGUERITE CLARK
E1x1ckcr.6ocke~

presents her as an amateur detective
in many strange disguises while
~endeavoring to protect priceless
diamond belonging to her father from
robbery and at the same time trying
to carry on bit of romance with
young EngIishnan. The picture is
based on Royal Browns magazine
story and is a Metro drama.
Evening star., 1919-03-09
Carolina.

The Carolina Theater will show on
Sunday Bryant Washburn. in "The
Way of a Man With Maid; Monday,
Alice Brady, in "The Indestructible
Wife; Tuesday, William A. Brady's 8
special, Little Women: Wednesday.
Frank Mcintyre, in The Travelling
Salesman; Thursday, June Elvidge.
in "The Buffer; Friday, William F'a-
versham. in 1.-The Silver King; Sat
urday, Big Mitchell Lewis, in Chill
dren of Banishment"
Evening star., 1919-03-09

VIII Entertafn soldiers--W ounded
soldiers at Walter Reed Hospital will
be entertained t@crandal's Knicker-
booker Tuesday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock,
with special showing of picture en-
titled What Shall We Do With Him.
The story relates to the solution OF
the "what-sha ll-we-do-with -kais-
err" problem, The film was produced
+ by the World Film Corporation, and
will be loaned through the courtesy
of Robert SmeItzer. local branch man
ager II. NJ. Crandal in turn, has
donated the use of the knickerbocker,
it's orchestra and general force for the
occasion The soldiers will be chap
eroned by Mrs. Zappone. chairman of
the entertainment committee.
4Belasco of the Screen."-When Da-
vid Belasco stages a doctors Office. as
in 'The Case of Becky" for example.
-1r even in a comedy like THE Boom
-erang," everything pertaining to the
sanedical profession that the scene re-
ouires is real. even to the nurses
charts. reference books, etc. So also
when Belasco sets q cafe scene there
Z IS gentleman in white" Tipping
tcfapjacks and wheat cakes over a
real FIRE in front of real glass window,
as in The Governors = Lady
Lois Weber has been termed the
'eBelasco OF tke SCREEN because. it is
claimed, Lois Weber leaves nothing to
the ina gination in staging flm
play. When she shows houdoir
scene it is a boudoir, not an accumu-
1ation of papier mache props. IL a
\ hotel scene be called for Mrs. Weber
L Smaliey hires complete hostelrv and
pictures the place as it actually is.
A notable example of this insistence
of Lois Weber upon absolute realism
Is said TO be afforded by "a Midnight
Romance" the first picture which she
has directed for Anita stewart. Its
scenes are myriad. and each repre-
sents an attempt to outdo the one that
has Immediately preceded, All be
cause the distinguished feminine di-
rector of photoplays, the Belasco of
the screen. is an apostle of realism
and as such bestows upon minor de-
tails that regard which makes the ul-
timate result irresistible.
Evening star., 1919-03-09

schemes This role is impersonated
by Juanita Hansen and the leading
male role by Jack Holt.
This is another lease to the
Rialto, not yet having been shown in
America.
a comedy, current events, "a mas
terpiece of scenic beauty" and the
orchestral overture, Merry Wives of
Windsor" will be other features.
Evening star., 1919-03-09
Criterion

William Farnum in The Man
Hunter and Charlie Chaplin in "a
Night in a Show will be the features
at the Criterion beginning today.
The Man Hunter" was written for
Mr. Farnum by his director, Frank
Lloyd, whose genius puts on Les Mis-
erables." "A Tale of Two Cities
When Il Man Sees Red Riders of
the Purple Sage" and "The Rainbow
Trail"
This photoplay has scenes on land
and sea and is a thriller.
Evening star., 1919-03-09
Leader.

Peggy Does Her Darndest." which
will be the feature photoplay 1t the
Leader all this week. pictures pretty
May Allison in a role which calls into
play not only her acting but her
athletic ability to high degree, and
Evening star., 1919-03-09

Mary MacLaren says candy is the
bane of the girl who breaks into the
photoplay, where candy wreaks it's
malice on the purest yisages."
Evening star., 1919-03-09

The motion picture is reyolutioniz-
ing the English language. 1t is no
longer movie star" but feminine
cinedramatist" according to the stu
dos
Evening star., 1919-03-09

Fay Tincher, who "swerved lightly
into comedy for a SPELL" has re
turned to the films for the heavy
work of thwarting the happiness of
the hero and heroine"
Evening star., 1919-03-09


Bob Long, manager OF Moore's
Riaito, is credited with winning first
prize in the Kiwanis Club contest for
the best fifteen-word description of
his business submitted by any MEM
Der of the club. The winning entry
was THE enlivenment and en1fghten-
met of mankind Though the medium
of cinematographic art with SYM
pbonic accompaniment"
w c. Cummings of Virginia was
made considerably richer by his re-
ceipts for feats of chin and nose
balancing in an amateur contest at
the Folly Theater last week. Cum
mings claims to be ''the most un-
fortunate man who ever lived"
through no fault of his own. He is
sixty-two years old. does not use
liquor or tobacco and has taken sew
enty-five prizes in seventy eight sim
liar contests in large eastern city
theaters. OF eight prizes offered here
he took seven first prizes and one
second prize.
Evening star., 1919-03-09

An ambitious scenario writer
"scenarist" is the latest word for
that-on being asked what his con-
ception of good film comedy was.
replied, 1T ought to be funny and in
teresting, as well as good" He was
asked to furnish a sample, and gave
up the job.
Evening star., 1919-03-09
ETHEL hARRYNORE
c5zxBnd
cGDou

late strip of shore on the Florida
coast, as matter Of fact were filmed
in Maine, where the government per-
mitted Nazimova to make full use of
O fully eQuipped lighthouse.
Evening star., 1919-03-09

Peggy Eyland positively forbids
Jazz music when posing for. pictures
The Hollywood orchestra plays just
two pieces for her, 'Nola," by Felix
Arndt, and a selection from Debussy
Evening star., 1919-03-09
FilnogTanns.

Players in the movies who insist
upon getting into the spotlight when
they are not wanted there are being
called camera fieas"
FATTY" Arbuckle is said to have as
pirations toward aviation. but he re-
fuses to get out and crank if the ma
chine stalls in the air.
Evening star., 1919-03-09

william Farnum's next feature pic
ture, one of q big series. is to be
called EVOLVES of the Night" 1t is a
dramatic story laid In the copper and
sheep country of the northwest. by E.
Lloyd Sheldon.
Evening star., 1919-03-09

The scenes In out of the Fog.
which purports to- represent desc
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Vesesnis oras prisidejo
prie sVeikumo.

Washington, Spal. 1O.-Gy-
dyto.jai tvirtina, jog v@>cSni$
oraS pri~id1ieS daug kuo pa
Syeikattti prezidentui WiISo-
nui taip, kad jiS, butinai pri-
reikuS, jau gall imtieS koklo
norS darbo Savo OfiSe.
TeGiauS gydytojai poSenovel
vis dar jam uzdraudzia gilin-
ties i SaIies reikaluS il prilmtl
IankytoiuS. Ir tuo tarpu pa
SkeIbia, jog neSama jokio pa
vojaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-11
ISTEIGTA TABOKINE
SAJUNGA.

New York, spdl. 10. - Cia
isteigta organizacija vardu
" Allied Tobacco League of
America" JOS tikslas-dar-
buoties prizes pravedima Salies
konstitucijoje amendmento, su-
lig kurio visoj salyj tur6tQ but
uzdrausta taboka auginti, par
davin6ti ir vartoti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-11
NORVEGIJOJE PALIKTA
ALUS IR VYNAS.

Christiania, Spal. 10.-Pro-
hibici.ioS reikaIe iSviSo balSavo
Sl2,392 zmogu. " prohibicijQ
paSirodi 52S,435 balSai.
Situo referendum uzginama
Norvegi.joic ganinti, rardavi-
nett ir vartoti StipriuS giraIu>.
Bet aIuS il lengvas vynaS SitoS
prohibicijoS nepaliestaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-11
STREIKUOJA LOO GELE-
zINKELIO MECHANIKU.

Philadelphia, Pa., Spal. TO-
Pcnn>yIvanijoS gelezinkelio
kompaniia prancSa, jog trauki-
niQ vazinGiimaS gals but SUI
trukdyta>, ne> Altoona Sapose
>u>trciIiavo 1,100 mechaniku..