The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-22

Castenad, Thorne's sweetheart; Yaaui.
the faithful ally; Rojas, the bandit
and his cut-throat band. in brief oil
those whose lives Mr.. Grey described
so we'll. are seen In the life and ex-
actly as our minds eye imagined them
while reading the book. the story be-
ing so well known and read by so
many that II Is really unnecessary to
repeat 1t here.
The romance Is enacted by one of
the best and most well-balanced all
star casts seen in Washington this
season. consisting of Z. X. Lincoln.
Margery Wilson. Edward Coxen and
Eileen Percy. in the title roles. sup
ported by such well known artists as
". Lawson Butt, Russell Simpson,
Frank tanning. Walter Long and
many others of note.
The same specially arranged musi-
cal score is rendered by the Strands
augmented orchestra. under the direc-
ton of Arthur ]. Maxwell. also the
overture BucaIossIs "A Hunting
Scene" with original interpretations
by MIR. Maxwell Is likewise repeated.
this selection being especially appro-
pirate for Christmas week,
Snort subjects of interest complete
one of the best bills seen at the Strand
this season and one which should APP
peal TO all.
Moore's Garden-.Everywom
A wonderful cast depicting a won
.derful story and lavish beauty are
the keynotes of the Paramount-Art-
craft polarization OF "EVerywoman."
Walter Brownies world-f famous moral
ity play which opened it's second con-
secutive week of showing in WASH
ington at Moore's Garden Theater
yesterday. and in so doing bids fair
to equal the records established by
its noted and popular predecessors.
The Miracle Man" and Male and
Female" "Everywoman" being the
third presentation in this great series
of super productions.
The public has undoubtedly grown
tired of the continuous announcements
OF 'all-star casts" that fail to de-
liver the goods. Here Is one, however.
that lives up to every advance claim
made. Appearing in the leading role
Is Violet Heming. well-known to
Washington stage and screen devotees
and prominent in such stage successes
as Turn to the Right" and Under
Cover and more recently in Three
Faces East" Miss Hemins does not
detract from her laurels by her work
in "Everywoman." 1t is flawless and
she lends a regal charm to the part
OF the heroine that is thoroughly in
keeping with the striking story. Theo-
dore Roberts, the grand old man OF
the screen" and one of the best char
acter actors extant. is Wealth. Pretty
Wanda Hawley is appropriately cast
q TO nAhA al -. Trtt
ing Cummings is Passion. and in ao-
dition to this galaxy of favorites.
whose admirers turned out en- masse
last week and again yesterday crowd
ing the house to capacity all day. in
cludes Monte Blue. Clara Horton.
Margaret Loomis. Mildred Reardon.
James Neill. Raymond Hatton. Tully
Marshall and many others of similar
note which space does not allow the
listing. and all of whom carry their
respective roles in a manner beyond
criticism.
OF special note Is the great ban
quet wherein Wealth entertains
"Everywoman" and her companions.
as wei as his own satellites. great
table Is seen in the form OF a dol
lar mark. In one of the circles of
the 81 is swimming pool; in the
other a dance floor. while the com
'pany in gorgeous raiment are seated
about the curves OF the figure. This
scene alone would suffice in the ave-
rage picture, "Everywoman" is a
succession OF them. In brief the pic
ture marks an epoch in the artistry
and charm Of screen entertainment.
Given such a cast. such settings and
a story which is so well known that
it is unnecessary to repeat II here.