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The Washington herald., 1920-06-20
a Glimpse at the Stars

Florence Moore win copf1nus
'Breakfast IN Bed Mary Nash
viii be seen In Man and Woman.
Fiorence Nash is IS yet indennita
as to plans. Ruth Chatterton 10
quite certain 20 have q new play.
Maxine Elliott is abroad william
Fayersham Is devoting himself to
the pictures at present. Henry
Miller and Blanche Bates will CON-
tinue through the summer In The
Famous Mrs. Fair" Elsie Janis is
abroad, and will head a ParisianI '
revue troupe in August. Mr.. and !
Mrs. Coburn have also gone abroad
Elsie Ferguson will tour in Sacred
and Profane Love-" Theda Bara
will tour in THE Blue Flame"
Guy Bates Post will go out again
In The Masquerader." Thomas A
Wise will test piece called Daddy
Dumplin."
William Courtenay will continue
in Civilian Clothes" William
Hodge will come to New York early
in the season in The Guest of
Honor" Holbrook Blinn will be
seen in Porter Emerson Brownies
play, "Borderland." Louis Mann rs
likely to have a new play. Richard
Bennett will take to the road in
Beyond the Horizon" Billie Burke
will have a revival of The School
for Scandal" Margaret Lawrence
and Wallace Eddinger will con-
tinue in wedding Bells" until jan
uary. when they will come into
New York in a new play. ROLAND
Young is to have his stardom In
Clare RUNNERS "Rollo's Wild"
Oats" Leo Carrillo will have Q
III Is
woman of White Plains
Walter Hampden. it Is under
stood, will continue In Shakespear-
can repertory. Leo Ditrichstein
will take to the road with The
Purple Mask" Emily Stevens VIM
try to make a summef go of Foot
Loose"
James K. Hackett has obtained a
play by Alfred Capus, and is hav-
ing 1t done into English under the
name of The Adventurer." Wilton
Lackaye will probably be looking
for a play.
Frank Bacon, either in New York
or elsewhere. will be playing
"Lightnin'." willard Mac will
star in his own play. His Grace
the Loafer." John Golden has ele-
waited Grace La Rue and Hale Ham
ilton to the lights, and after
successful run in Chicago they will
bring Dear Me" to New York
next season.
Robert Hilliard has made no
plans, but Taylor Holmes has been
launched in Chicago as the star of
'Tomorrow's Price" Hazel Dawn
will have her stardom in another
of those farces.
OF those on the verge OF star
dom, the most prominent is Helen
Hayes, to be seen in Mrs. Rfne-
hart's "Rab." Patricia Collinge will
have a play, and Eileen Huban, il
not starred. will be prominently
featured in PADDY the Next Best
Thing" Grant Mitchell has been
promised his stardom in Welcome
Home"
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and I really believe it's kept me
from going nuts playing the phoney
invalid in this picture"
Sick Abed" will be on view at
Loew's Palace today and all week.
Manager Robbins, of Keith's, also
one OF the Rotarians elect, has
been keeping Welcome House" all
the week for the Rotarians en- route
TO the Atlantic City convention this
week. He opened an information
bureau for them. and today is CIV
ing four free sightseeing tours Of
the city.
Manager E. ]. Stutz, of Loew-s
Columbia Theater. has blossomed
forth in a new Scripps coupe that
has developed into one of the sights
OF r street as II stands parked
along the Columbia curb.
Lawrence Beatus, manager of
Loew's Palace Theater, has dlscov-
cred the hiding place of several of
his house assistants. The Palace
shower bath Is the mecca for the
male attaches from 1890 a. m. un-
til dark.
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A mid-June inquiry into The
plans of the stars for the season
ahead Is necessarily not productive
of complete information. but there
10 SUFFICIENT that Is definite to con-
vey q goodly idea Of what our Lead
ing players will be doing to amuse
and instruct US during the theatri-
cal season of 1s20-21, says the New
York Times.
Mauds Adams will come to the
Empire Theater, New York. on
Christmas night in the new Barrie
play. Mary Rose" This despite
the fact that Edgar Selwyn. now in
England. will try to persuade Sir
James to allow his firm to make
the American production of the
play with Margaret Lawrence as Its
star.
Otis Skinner lis looking for a
play and II he fails to find one he
will revive one of the old, ones. At
all events, he will not continue in
"Pietro." Mr.. Gillette, 1t is said.
Is desirous of resting for a year.
but the sudden discovery of a prom
ising play might bring him again
to the stage.
Lionel Barrymore will be seen in
New York in the new Eugene
O'NeilI play. Gold" Ethel Barry
more will spend a year on tour in
"Declassee." John Barrymore is
not likely to have a new play. II
seems likely that he will reopen
the Plymouth with Richard ILL.,"
and then take to the road after a
month or so.
George Arliss, in Booth Tarking-
1al 10
York about the first of October.
David warfield will play next sea-
son The Return of Peter Grimm,
revived after six or seven years.
Frances Starr will come to New
York in a new play by Knobiock
after Christmas. Lenore Uric and
Ina Claire will both take to the
road in their plays of the past sea-
son.
E. H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe
are at present roaming their Eng
lish estate and will remain there
for a year. Mrs. Fiske Is scheduled
to continue her tour in Mis- Nelly
of NOrleans" during the first half
Of next season and will go to New
York with a new play in January
Florence Reed will open the new
Times Square Theater in Septem-
ber or October with The Green
Jade" Margaret Anglin will reach
New York early in the season in
The Woman of Bronze" Alice
Brady Is likely to come to the
Playhouse in Anna Ascends." Jan.
Cowl will spend the first half OF
the season on tour in this country
in "Smilin' Through"
Walter whiteside in The Master
of Ballantrae" will be seen in New
York. Marjorie Rambeau will no
be seen in New York. She will
take to the road in The Sign OIL
the Door"
Barney Bernard will spend the
year on tour in His Honor Abe
Potash" and william Collier vii
show THE Hottentot" to the prov
inces. Fay BANTER will spend th'
year on tour in East Is West
The Washington herald., 1920-06-20

Everett Butterfeld. of the Gar
rick Players, and petite Amy Leah
Dennis, in "Parlor, Bedroom and
Bath" which is being presented for
second week at the Garrick by
the Garrick Players, found the
deluges dropped from the skies at
various times last week quite to
their liking for stage uses.
Butterfield and Miss Dennis. in
one part of the action, are required
to appear on the stage dripping
wet. Butterfield wears pajamas
while Miss Dennis wears a street
dress. On dry nights, the Garrick
property man produces bucket of
water and a sponge, with which he
generously anoints the dripping
players. but during at leaft two
performances last week, the prop
erty man and his bucket were
spurned.
Mr.. Butterfeld and Miss Dennis
simply went out into the alley back
of the Garrick during hard
thunderstorm and ran around in
the sheets of rain water until they
were properly drenched.
Inc annual lestlNdl Oh MISS SoI d
r. Shreve's dancing and singing
classes will be given at the Ma
tional Theater tonight. at which
over two hundred children will take
part; one of the most important fea-
lures being a stupe endous scenic and
electrical display, in which the new
musical piece The American Rose"
will be presented, featuring Miss
Genevieve Pyle and including every
member of the class.
Miss Cecilia Cochran. Miss Cath
crime Smith, Miss Kathleen Lyons
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4 Property Thunderstorm

and Mr.. Tony Lally will be among
the principals.
There will be national and folk
dancing. character songs. ballet and
character dancing, tableaux and
scenic effects and jazz songs and
dances.
One of the novelties shown will,
he the kindergarten class headed by
Miss Cecilia Cochran. in some of the
latest song hits of the day, includ-
ing "Cupids at Play" Il Want a
Daddy" When the Cows Come
Home"
Here's a story about "Parlor,-
Bedroom and Bath" that the Gar
rick Press-ag had the courage
to write:
At last Friday nights perform
ance of "ParIor. Bedroom and Bath"
at the Garrick Theater. a atpron in
the rear of the theater laughed so
hard he was overcome with palpi-
tation of the heart. He recovered
and not only declined his name but
refused to go home.
The press agent says he wouldn't
have had the nerve to write such a
story If il hadn't been true
Clara Beranger. who has Just
signed another contract with the
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
to do scenarios and original stories
for them, will start off her new
year by taking a trip to the Lon
don studio of the company. She,
will do a special over there and
confer with some of the English
writers who have been signed up
by the Famous Players, but she
will not remain there permanently.
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The Market in Wigs, PH.

Wigs to the right Of them-wigs
to the left of them-fancy and as
sorted wigs of all kinds and de-
scriptions.
That was the situation in the
west coast studios Of Anita Stewart
after the wig markets of the coun-
try had been secured in search of a
blond wig for the star to wear in
The Yellow Typhoon," which opens
a weeks engagement at Moore-s
Rialto Theater today.
For hours Miss Stewart sat
amidst this assortment of toupes
trying to select some suitable skuif
camoufiage.
At last a stunning creation"
was found and passed by the ''boaro
Of censors." 1t was purchased at a
fabulous price. which revealed that
old H. c. L. had not missed even the
wig market in its sweep through
the country.
Anita, Stewart had to wear this
wig while playing the role of twin
sisters. one a vampish and tenn
pestuous blond and the other a
sweet and wholesome brunette.
Just to show that young Loehin-
var had nothing on him when he
came out of the West, John Golden
came out of the woody section re.
Gently with brand new manu-
script under his arm. which Viola
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Seeking the Belasco Touch

of the production are a complete
country fair, a hre-the hero's au-
tomobile both the interiors and
exteriors of some of the handsom-
est homes in California, and Owen
Moore's juggling act with a bowl
OF gold FISH.
Gloria Hope plays opposite the
star as leading woman.
From the Chicago Tribune there
has been clipped the following verse
by Guy +. Lee, and entitled "Ac-
cording to Hoyle," which is well
worth reading:
"If you would commit a play nv son.
The formulas simple but bonahde;
It's guarantee of q six month
On Old Broadway. Though cut and dried,
The fundamental. and seeming gun.
It's certain, and never fails 10 work:
1t may look odd, but it's sure fire stuff;
Time the Present and Place New York.
what is the Land Of the Brave and Fresf
The vicinage of Manhattan Isle.
Little else counts from sea to sea;
All other sections like man. are vile.
Love and Romance are centered where
They've bottled Action and sealed the cork;
Nothing matters unless it's there's
Time the Present and Place New York
Where do Beauty and Charm abound1
Where are the Sapient and the Witty
Who won the war? Long island Sound,
Newport, the Bronx, and Jersey City.
Which is the true Pieran Spring?
Who bangles the earth upon its forkl
What is the answer to everything?
Time the Present and Place New York
''Such are the honest facts, though sd
Send this note to the Drama Stork
II you desire a lusty lad:
Time the Present and Place New York.
The house cat at the Garrick
Theater has already had one part
in a production by the Garrick
Players-"Pollyanna Mana
ger Bell expects to have another
role for Gomorrah. and her kitten,
Sodom, before the end of the sea-
son.
Edwin Forsberg, of the Garrick
Players. has iron gray hair. He
went on in The Eternal Magda-
lene" wearing his natural hair and
a man in the back of the audience
remared: who ever heard of .
mans hair looking like thAtrt
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Chevy Chase Lake.

At Chevy Chase Lake. with two
wonderful dance pav!lions and with
the Meyer Davis Orchestra playing
music of the peppiest nature. dane
ing Is again in full swing. Jazzi-
est jazz music, dreamiest waltz mu-
sic and peppy fcxtrots are all in
the program furnished nightly by
the Meyer Davis Orchestra.
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TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

Garr n "Paror Bedroom and Bath"
Natl h.
PoIr Hou
aude md
b. +. KeIth's-Eaudeville.
Loew'. P.laee-waIIace Reid In "siek Abed"
Riato-Ann Yellow Typhoon"
Gran
Moore's Stran Marjorfe.'
Garden-Noah "The Sea Wolf"
Farm"
Grand OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Great
Beach-Resort
The Washington herald., 1920-06-20

II ever some one accosts you In
a hotel lobby. don't jump to con-
clusions and assume that it's the
house detective or a confidence
man. 1t may be just a movie scout
hunting for the proper background
for a great picture "pulsating with
life"
The photoplay art progresses
more rapidly every day. 1t has
reached the point where the. Be
lasco touch absolutely is demand
ed. and every effort is made 70
make scenes true to life. There are
some directors who earnestly try
to get the real, honest-to- goodness
article in preference to a passaole
make-shift.
Take, for instance, the case or
Director Ted Sloman in the Ma
tional picture, Blind Youth. which
will be shown at Crandalis Metro-
poIitan and Knickerbocker the
aters, beginning today. The PIC
ture called for a gay, colorful mas
querade party in a studio or tne
Latin Quarter of Paris. Mr.. So
man could just as well have taken
a lot of Hoosiers and naive Cali
fOrnianS ana trencnlutu lHSh
for the occasion.
But, no! Mr.. Sloman heard tnere
was a party of French officers vis-
iting Los Angeles on some sort or
government mission. Nothing would
satisfy him but that these ofhcers
should participate in the studio
scene. So a diplomatic emissary
met the French officers In their
hotel one fine afternoon ana
broached the proposition to them.
They were delighted. At the mas
querade they enjoyed themselves
fully as much as IL they were back
in that dear Paree.
So. when you go to see Blind
Youth"-which, by the way, was
written by Lou Tellegen and Will
lard Mack-look for that buoyant
Partisan touch in the masquerade
scene.
owen Moore is said to have found
his starring vehicle de luxe in The
Desperate Hero" Selznick pic
ture. which will be the featured at
traction at Crandalrs Knickerbock-
er Theater on next Thursday and
Friday.
The picture was filmed in the
West, and some of the high spots
The Washington herald., 1920-06-20

A Coney Island of fun is furnished
On the gay boardwalk at Chesa-
peake Beach. the bayside resort just
an hours ride from Washington.
The big derby racer. the merry-go-
round, the shooting galleries. the
bowling alleys. and the countless
amusement booths are all built over
the water.-Free dancing is a daily
feature.
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GREAT FALLS PARK.

A fine musical program will be
rendered by the Great Falls Ladies'
Orchestra at Great Falls Park this
afternoon and evening. Tennis
courts AFFORD an added attraction.
Free admission free dancing, boat
ing, fishing, a variety of amuse-
ments make this resort an ideal
playground.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-20

Miss Clara Goodhue, who scored
such a pronounced success at the
Garrick last week in "Parlor. Bed
room and Bath" is regarded as one
of the farce finds of the season.
Several New York managers have
been advised by their scouts that
Miss Goodhue is the timber or
which stars are made.
Everett Butterfeld, the Garrick
comedian, has been working
throat sprayer overtime for the past
week. Butterfield says "Cappy
Kicks" and "Parlor. Bedroom and
Bath" have nearly ruined his
throat. Both plays demand con-
siderable vocal exercise.
After packing her grass dress
and string of beads, Doraldina an
nounced herself in readiness to
start for the Coast. While the tenn
perature in New York at this writ
ing Is sufficiently heated to assure
the Metro officials their new star
could not catch cold even when
clad in such scaRtys attire, II was
decided that Los Angeles weather
has been known to change3 and she
has taken other wearing apparel.
To be perfectly sure. the Hawaii
outfit required in The Passion
Fruit" would not suffer, Doraldina
was sent to the Coast to start work
on her FIRST Metro picture. The
story is by Carey Wilson. and Is
fully as colorful as its title sug-
Sests..
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GLEN ECHO PARK.

For the first time this season, Sol
Minister and his band, which has a
host of boosters" among Washing
ton music lovers, will be heard at
Glen Echo Park this afternoon and
tonight in a series of free concerts
which VIII be the featured attrac-
tion for the Sunday patrons. In ad-
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The Bible in Films.

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MARSHALL HALL.

This popular river resort is afford
ing thousands recreation with its
many outdoor amusements including
dancing. The resort is reached on
the Charles Manchester which leaves
Seventh street wharf daily at 10 r.
m. and $3.50 and $40 D. m.
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COLONIAL BEACH.

this morning at 9 a. N. for Colonial
Beach.
The st. Johns leaves every even
ing, Monday to Friday, for a forty
mile moonlight sail down the Po-
tomac at 7:15 p. m.
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At the Nearby Resorts
CHESAPEAKE BEACH.

dition the resort will OFFER a diversi-
fed program OF entertainment.
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Mikado," Gilbert
and Sullivan comic opera; cast will
include Phil Branson, Maude Gray,
Lee Daley, Arthur Cunningham,
and others; opens tomorrow night.
Tonight at 7:45 annual festival of
Miss Cora B. Shreve's singing and
dancing classes.
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METROPOLITAN l. The Cheater,"
polarization of Henry Arthur
Jones' play, Judah" with May
Allison.
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KxICKERBoCKER - Sunday

KNICKERBoCKER Sunday and
Monday, May Allison in "The
Cheater": Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Miriam Cooper in The Deep
Purple; Thursday andn Friday,
William Faversham in THE Man
Who Lost Himself; Saturday,
Charles Ray in paris Green"
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THIS WEEKS SHOWS

BELASCO.-George Middleton and
Guy Bottoms comedy. The Cave
Girl" a romance of the Maine
woods; cast includes Grace Valen-
tine, Robert McWade, Leslie Pal
mer. Saxon King, and others;
opens tomorrow night.
GARRICK-Second week of the
Garrick Players in "Parlor, Bed
room and Bath" Malcolm Fas-
sett, Anne Morrison. Everett But
terfield. Amy Dennis, Edward
Mackay and others are in the
cast.
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- Sunday, Monday
ana Tuesday, Clara Kimball
Young in, For the Soul OF
- Rafael; Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday, Gladys Brockwen in
"white Lies; Saturday, Charles
Ray in THE Girl Dodger.
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C0LUMBIA-First four days, Rob-
ert Warwick in George Barr Nc
Cutcheon's city Of Masks" fnal
three days. Carlyle Blackwell in
THE Third Woman
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POLI'S. The House without
Children" photo-drama' by Robert
Mclaughlin; begins today at 3
p. m.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-20

PALACE Douglas Fairbanks In
his latest United Artists produc-
ton, The Mollycoddle."
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hvereel feature built around the life of the
Mounted Police in Canada is to be Universal
The Washington herald., 1920-06-20

Mclaughlin; begins today at 8
p. m.
b. r. KEITH's. George Choos'
Little Cottage; Ruth Budd:
Clark and Verdi. harpist and sing
ers; Eleanor Cochran. operatic ar
tiste; Beatrice Morgan in Moon
light Madness; Sailor Reilly;
Laura and Billie Dryer in dance
revue; the Four Readings; Topics
Of the Day" and the kinograms;
opens tomorrow at 2:15 p. m.
COSMOS. - Five of a Kind; How
ard, Kane and Maher in comedy
musicale; the Oklahoma Four;
Richard Whalley, juggler; Hick-
man Brothers; Coogan and Casey
in "The Love Tax; Bartram and
Saxton; Ethel Clayton in "A
Lady in Love; opens tomorrow.
Reid, In sick
farce by Ethel Mumford; opens
today at 3 p. m
RfALTO - Anita Stewart in The
Yellow Typhocn," dramatic adap-
tation of Harold MacGrath's ad-
venture story; opens today at 8
p. m.
METROPOLITAN - Blind Youth"
by Lou TeIlegen end Willard
Mack, featuring Clara Horton;
orens today at p. m.
COLUMRJA-First four days, Doro-
thy Gish in "Remodelling a Hus-
band" last three days, Seena
owen in "The House of Toys"
Opens today at . p. m.
GARDEN - Paramounts picturiza-
tlon of Jack London's "The Sea
Wolf" featuring Noah Beery;
opens today at 8 p. m.
STRAND Second week of
Ideal" champion swimmer, and
Mary Miles Minter in Nurse Mar
jorie." Opens today at D. m.
CRANDALL's-Toda and tomor-
row, "Rebecca of Sunnybrook
Farm" with Mary Pickford; Tues
day through Thursday, THE Sa-
cred Flame;" Friday and Saturday,
Wallace Reid in THE Dub" Opens
today at 3 p. m.
KNCKERBoCkER - Today and
tomorrow. Lou Tellegen and willard
Mack's Blind Youth" Tuesday and
Wednesday. Elaine Hammerstein in
The Shadow of Rosalie Byrnes;"
Thursday and Friday. Owen Moore
In "A Desperate Hero" Saturday.
The Harvest Moon" with Doris
Kenyon. Opens today at p. m.
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NJ. Cohan a Ray e
pleasure play,
Broadway" is filmed this particular
"a and Ray admirer.
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CoSMos-Lee Art Sextet; Oklaho-
ma Four; Wayne. Marshall and
Candy in The Intruder" Oakes
and De Lure in dances: Frank
Gabby, ventriloquist: Freer, Bag
gott and Freer. juggling; Watts
and Ringold in The Bride and
Groom" Wallace Reid in The
Dancin' Fool"
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Jack London's God of His Fathers" is be released
thorit
they make this change offending
The Washington herald., 1920-06-20

Doris Kenyon has finished her long in
She terminated her hlm with Dietrich
The Washington herald., 1920-06-20

C. English mu.
B. is by
be urnme by
Arneric COMM
The Washington herald., 1920-06-20

Hereafter Cecil Mile abilities In the
production of magazine stories
The Washington herald., 1920-06-20

Olga Mishka and Ivan stogon dancers in Tumble In" las
musical play Bert French is staging the piece.
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RfALTO - Anita Stewart in The
Yellow Typhocn," dramatic adap-
tation of Harold MacGrath's ad-
venture story; opens today at 3
d. m.
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Twin Beds the famous bedroom Of the
nnd o he
Mrs Haven. Lloyd will direct. - '
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completed
tace will Century
limited