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pHoT0PLAYs NEXT WEEK.

PALACE-D. W. Grifnth's latest
production, "A Romance of Happy
Valley" featuring Lillian Gish, Rob.
ert Harron, George Fawcett and
others.
RIALTo-Blanche Bates. in ''The
Border Legion"
sTRAND-Ethel Barrymore, in THE
Divorce"
METROPOLITAN" Theda
Bara's latest film spectacle.
KNICKERBoCKER- kitty Gordon,
in Adele; "The Dub" 'Virtuous
wives" and Louise HUH, in 'The
Heart of Cold"
CRANDALL'S-Dusti Farnum. In
"By the Light Of Western Stars
Madge Kennedy, in Day Dreams.
and Alice Brady, in THE Indestructi'
BILE Wife"
GARDEN. Warren Kerrigan. in
.aThe Drifter," and Henry Walthall
In "And Still. Small Voice"
SAVOY - branding Broadway,
"Cheating cheaters." Love in a
Hurry. By the Light OF Western
stars" and "Good-by, BILL"
AVENUE GRAND--Mabel Normand
in Mickey: branding Broadway
"By the Light of Western stars,
'"The Heart of Gold" and Good-by
Bill"
APoLLo-"Arizona," Love in a
Hurry" "By the Light of Western
stars" "Good-by, Bill" Pauline Fred
erick, in "Out of the Shadows" and
1.-The Gypsy Trail"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-26

A notable addition has been made to
the Corcoran Gallery's permanent col
lection. Through the cooperation of
a liberal art patron, it has acquired,
by purchase, Carl Melcher's painting
entitled Maternity" a modern ma
donna of a very beautiful type and a
picture which will always be found to
possess universal appeal. 1t is a large
canvas showing a Dutch peasant wom-
an seated out of doors with her baby
in her arms, and is admirably painted.
In fact, by many it is considered one
of Mr.. Melchers' finest and most rep
resentative works, and Mr.. Meichers
holds high mark among contemporary
painters-perhaps none higher. He is
one who, while holding to traditions
and respecting the principles upon
which all great art has been founded.
has been open-minded in his attitude
toward innovations and is essentially
modern in spirit Hence, while he is
indisputably a realist. representing
sees, he is at the same time an idealist
an Interpreter of beauty, and his pic
lures have therefore both worth and
charm.
The picture. Waterway" recently
acquired by the Corcoran Gallery,
though very dissimilar, stands as
does de Forest Brush's Mother and
Child" also owned by the Corco-
ran Gallery, for every mother and
infant child the world over and of
all time. Avoiding completely all
false sentimentality, 1t gives ex-
preston to sentiment, which stirs the
emotions, because it is true and sin
cere. But in this and, in fact. in none
Of Mr.. Me1cherS paintings does the
subjective interest transcend the ar
tistic significance. Mr.. Melchers is not
merely a skillful, well trained drafts
man and technican: he is an artist
keenly sensitive to the beauty of
light and color. fully aware of the
importance OF design in composition,
conscious of the needs of relating
without error the many values and Of
uniting them in a single scheme. 1t
Is because of this that his paintings
are regarded, and will always in all
probability be regarded, as genuine
works Of art. worthy of permanent
preservation.
Carl Melchers was born in Detroit.
He not only studied abroad, but lived
for many years in Holland 1t was not
until the gerat war began that he
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Annual Meeting of Y. W. c. A.

Reports on the work Of the year
will be made at the annual meeting
of the Washington Young Women's
Christian Association, to be held at
el9 14th street Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock. The relations Of the local
branch of the association with the
war work Office, and the work done
by woman members of the local
branch is expected to be detailed in
the reports
The following members have been
nominated for the board of directors
Miss Frances E. Chickering, Mrs. Her.
bert E. Day, Miss Estelle Foster, Miss
Margaret r. Fox, Mrs. John C. Let's
Mrs John 8. Scully and Mrs. Eva
Cowling Weston.
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feturned to this country. He has now
a studio in New York and a summer
home in Virginia His pictures are
to be found in almost all the large
museums not only in this country.
but in Europe The Corcoran Cal
lery is fortunate in owning not only
Maternity" but also Penelope" an
interior by the same artist purchased
from one of the Corcoran Gallery's
biennial exhibitions OF contemporary
art. The newly acquired painting has
been hung in the fourth American
room in the position of honor termi-
mating the long vista through this
series of galleries
X
BY Encouragement of its collec-
lions the Corcoran Gallery OF Art
has lately added an entire room for
the exhibition of sculpture. This is
the large room in the south end Of the
first floor, which previously contain
ed the gallery's miscellaneous collec-
ton of electrotype reproductions
cloissonne, vases. glass, etc. all inter-
esting but none very important. Here
in are now installed some of the best
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Columbia.

Henry B. Walthall, the well known
screen star, will be pictured in a
Thomas n. Ince feature picture,
'.The False Faces" at Loew's Column
beginning Sunday.
The False Faces is an adaptation
of Louis Joseph Nance's serial story
in which the further adventures of
The Lone Wolf are rccourted with
the thrill that creeps up the spine
The story introduces a mysterious
and lovely girl. involved In a. net
work of lies, and untoward happen
ings. The picture is filled with that
quality called suspense
The latter half of this week, begin
ming Thursday. Louise HUFF Will be
pictured in Heart of Gold"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-26

York cartoonist. are to be animated
| in moving picture form.
Kay IAurell of the Ziegfel1 Fol-
| lies will make her screen debut In
Rex Beach's newest Goldwyn picture.
THE Brand"
Pauline. Frederick, with her hus-
band, willard Mack, Is now at Gull
yer City, near Los Angeles, to make
| series Of photoplays in southern
California
World Pictures announces q aim
version Of THE Better OLE" written
by Bruce Bairnsfather. the English
soldier-cartoonist, with the cast pic
tured that made the play famous In
London.
A motion picture prologue for Ills
Night at the Club" used for the open
ing performance Of Julian Eltinge's
vaudeville company in Los Angeles.
was written by June Mathis Monday,
delivered Wednesday, filmed Thursday,
although containing thirty-seven diff
fsrept scenes and nine different To-
cations: developed Friday and was
exhibited Saturday night--a. record.
it is claimed, in the moving picture
industry.
Mitchell Lewis new feature for Sc
iect Pictures, The Children Of Ban
ishment" is being filmed in the Yo-
semitic National Park Reserve.
Select Pictures has acquired exclu-
sIve ownership of all the Norma Tai
madge pictures made in the past for
that company and to be made in the
current year. SO il is announced
Pearl Whites next Pathe serial, TN
Secret" is to be an adaptation OF
number of stories by Robert w. Cham
bers. which recently ran in a monthly
publication.
Because the most distinguished
member of Americas peace commits
sion enjoys Paramount-Bray Pfcto-
graphs. it is said. the director or the
division of films of the committee Oh
public information has ordered elg nj
OF the most popular Photographs 10
be sent to Europe for the entertain
ment of members of the peace con-
gress,
Elsie Ferguson has been filming
scenes from her newest feature, Inc
Salt of the Earth" in Miami. Fla II
is adapted from George weston
magazine story.
Louise Lovely. the film star. was
born in Australia. received her eau
cation in Sydney and Switzerland,
where she was taken while suil very
Young, and entered the stage through
vaudeville, subsequently going 1nto
musical comedy in Australia.
She is an accomplished artist. hay
ing studied painting in some OF the
famous ateliers of Sydney and Mel
bourne.
In, THE Heart of Humanity" is
Eric Won Stroheim pictured as bru-
tai Prussian officer. Strangely enough,
it is said. Won Stroheim, whose full
name is Eric Hans Maria Won Stro-
helm, was at one time uhlan IN
Archduke KarFs Austrian regiment.
and later a member of the late EN-
peror Francis Joseph's lifeguard. He is
new, however, an American citizen.
and his unquestioned loyalty is as
sured.
At party during the holidays at
the Brunton studios, Bessie Barris-
Gale is said to have entertained guests
representing ten millions a year In
production and $4,000 weekly in sal
aries. Among them were Nazimova.
May Allison, Mrs. Pickford, Frank
keenan,, Dustin Farnum. J. Warren
Kerrigan, Robert Brunton, Henry Kol-
ker, Bessie Love, General Manager
rockingham. Director Howard Hick-
man and others.
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WHO PACKS STREET CAR
RHYME ON CONDUCTOR,
W. W. MILAN Says "Move Up
Front" Solemn Solo, Which Pro-
voked Him to Use Pen.

To the Editor Of The Stars
The remarkable mathematical sys-
tenn of the traction officials of Wash
ington manifests it's peculiarities no
less when they figure the capacity Of
a car than when they make an an
nuaI report or demonstrate the neces-
sity for an increased rate of fare.
Apparently they think, when they
have trained their conductors to sing
ceaselessly the solemn solo. Move up
front" they have completely solved
the problem of packing one hundred
and sixty-seven people into the space
intended for forty-eight. The per-
sistent singing Of this song. even
when the front of the car is already
packed to suffocation, has provoked
me to break into rhyme as follows:
THE SONG OF THE CONDUCTOR.
'aThose behind cried forward and those be-
fore cried back."-Lays of Ancient Rome
Macaulay.
Move up to the front Of the car
The sound rings out from afar.
Though the song never ends,
The service ne'er mends-
And they blame all their faults on the war.
Move up to the front Of the car
Your progress let no one debar.
If you tramp on his toes
Or bloody his nose.
Just give him jolly ha! hal
Move up to the front Of the car
Don't mind II you batter and mar
Corns, tempers and shins,
Ribs, feelings and skins-
Get through with hip hip hurahi
Move up to the front Of the car
Though the service Is way below par.
That sweet little lay
That I chant all the day
VIII Danish all troubles afaf.
Move M to the front OF the car
Twill start with JOLT and jar;
You'll not find a place
OF room not a trace
But wen pack in ten more where you are.
W. W. MILAN.
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Avenue Grand.

Tom Moore Is pictured in go West,
Ysung Man" today's film attraction
At CrandaIPs Avenue Grand. It deals
with Dick Latham. a young man about
town. who quarrels with his father
and Is forced to shift for himself He
goes west and through the combina-
ton Of awakened pride and innate
pluck wins success 1.-The Gypsy
Trail, starring Bryant Washburn,
viii be shown tomorrow; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Douglas Fairbanks, in
ARIZONA. Thursday, Constance Tai
madEe, in who Cares?" Friday, June
Eividge and Irving Cummings, in
Tho Buffer: Saturday. Wallace Reid,
IN TOO Many Millions"
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Crandau's.

Cheating Cheaters'' is the offering
At Crandalrs today and tomorrow,
with Clara Kimball Young pictured as
. clever girl leader of a band of dar-
ing society crooks, who after weeks of
planning gain entrance to the house
and jewel boxes of rich neighbors,
only to find that the gems are paste.
that the rich neighbors'' are also q
band Of thieves. Miss Young is sup
ported by Anna Q. Nilsson, Jack Holt,
Frederick Burton, Frank Campeau.
Tully Marshall, Nichols Dunaew.
Mayme Kelso and others. 'aThe Mys-
terry Girl" in which Ethel Clayton has
the leading role. will be shown Tues
day and Wednesday and Little Miss
Hoover" with Marguerite Clark,
Thursday and Friday.
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Apollo.

A1ufice Tourneur's production of
sporting Life" the Drury Lane melo-
drama Of twenty years ago. will be
shown at CrandaIls Apollo today and
tomorrow. It presents fascinating
story of sporting life In England,
concerning Lord John. Earl of Wood
stock. who, harassed by debt, con-
estves two plans by means of which
he hopes to recoup his fortunes Tues
day, Barbara Castleton will be pic
tured in What Love Forgives":
wednesday. Tom Moore. in Go West.
Young Man: Thursday, Enid Bennett.
IN ~Tuss and Feathers; Friday. Wal
laoe Reid. in TOO Many Millions;
Saturday. Constance Talmadge, in
eWho Cares?'
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Leader.

this week Dorothy Phillips. in THE
Mortgaged Wife," is pictured as THE
Lamb" the bride of a defaulting bank
teller; her sneaking. worthless hus-
band as The Coyote; the master
f1nancier to whom she is mortgaged
to make good her husbands $4,000
defalcation as THE Panther" and his
secretary, who is in reality a German
spy. as THE Fox" because of his
shrewd cunning.
New York critics who saw this pic
ture have commented favorably on
it as a sensational innovation. Allen
Holubar directed the production.
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Garden.

cLdfe's Funny Proposition" will
BE- shown at Moore's Garden Theater
today and through Tuesday. In it
William Desmond makes his debut as
. aim star in the role Of a good
looking hero. in no end of complica-
tons in which very small baby and
an sincensed sweetheart both figure
conspicuously. The leading feminine
role is played by Louise Lovely.
Wednesday and Thursday Priscilla
Dean will be pictured in She Hired a
Husband" Friday and Saturday
Juantta Hansen will be featured in
'sThe Sea Flower" Short reels and
orchestral accompaniment will also
be daily features.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-26
Strand.

Bonds of Honor" featuring Sessue
HAyakawa, the Japanese actor. to be
shown at Moore's Strand Theater the
nrst four days OF this week, is a aim
version of the story by Clara Whip
pie. which pictures the star and his
wife, Esuru Aoki. in a romance of the
old and new Japan, with incidental
clashes of occidentalism. The outdoor
settings present vistas of real Japa-
neSe sunken gardens.
The last three days of the week. be-
ginning Thursday. Frank Keenan,, in
q dual role, will be pictured in The
Midnight Stage" his latest release, as
honest John Lynch and "Bige" Rivers
q renegade road agent and murderer
The story Is . vivid one of the old
west.
Other picture subjects also will be
shown to orchestral accompaniment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-26
Used Garabed, Maybe.
rom the Boston Transcript.

| From the Boston Transcript.
Ace (relating experience)-r had
flown three miles over the German lines
when found that my engine was miss
ling.
The Girl-Mercy! How could you fly
so far without any engineer
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Ria1to.

The Spender." featuring Thomas
Jefferson and Bert Lytell. will be the
photoplay at Moore's Rialto Theater
all this week It is an original and
amusing comedy drama, with Mr..
Jefferson cast IN the part of a misery
captain Of industry, and Mr.. Lytell as
his nephew, who brings to the older
man q realization of his shortcomings
by unusual means. The Spender"
comes to Washington for a first run
after very successful engagement
at the Strand Theater, New York.
Picturized current events and sur
prise feature, with studies in scenic
beauty, will be shown also. while the
musical program Will include the
William Tell overture by the or
chestra, and the ''Berceuse," from
"Jocelyn." by the Rialto duo. The
pipe organ recitals will be a daily
feature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-26

Pattern Book. TKC-W67a
Women's Educational and Industrial Union
Boston. Department Of Research. Industrial
Experience of Tradescheel Girls In Massachu-
sets. IKT-We42L
woodbury., Il. II. Social Insurance. lis
WS63s.
woodhuIl. ]. r. The Teaching of Science.
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Savoy.

Arizona" screen version of the
play, will be shown at Crandalrs
Savoy today and tomorrow, with
Douglas Fairbanks pictured in it's
chief role and supported by cast in
GLIDING Marjorie Daw, Theodore
Roberts. Frederick Burton, Frank
Campeau and Katherine kirkham
Tuesday Julia Dean and Edwin
Arden will be pictured in Ruling
Passions: Wednesday, Wallace Reid,
in TOO Many Millions; Thursday,
Juno Efvidge and Irving Cummings,
In The Buffer: Friday, E. K. Lin
coin and Dolores Cassinelli. in La
fayette, We Gomez; Saturday, Enid
Bennett. in FUSS and Feathers"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-26

W1fAs fsa&ux1ng Alice Brady. IL an
nounced for Thursday and Friday.
The Saturday attraction, ''The Girl of
1y Dreams will picture Billie
Rhodes In the chief role.
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Metropolitan.

Geraldine Farrar. pictured in
shadow win be shown also at
Cfandalrs Metropolitan today and un-
tn Thursday. and '"The Indestructible
WIFE" picturing Alice Brady. the last
half OF the week. The daily pro-
gram WIN include q variety of shorter
aims, with orchestral recitals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-26
F1nnograrns.

Edwin Stevens, who will be remem-
bored In Tho Devil" of the legiti-
mate stage, is cast as "an old cut-up''
In Dorothy Dalton's latest picture.
180ea Normand does q "snakentine
dance In her isis Hopkins" picture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-26
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.

The following list, arranged by sub
jects. includes some of the latest addi-
tfons to the Public Library.
The lists which appear IN this col
umn each Sunday are reprinted. at the
end Of the month, In the library's
monthly bulletin. Copies of this may
be obtained free at the library. or will
be sent by mail for Is cents year.