The Washington times., 1920-06-19

big downtown houses deserve a vote
OF thanks for the way they are cater
ing to the public these hot days. All
DIRE ssed up in their summer clothes. it
makes some place to go these eve
nings to make one forget the heat
while listening to good music. feeling
cooling breezes, and seeing good pic
lures. One comes away rested in body
and mind. j. o.
TO THE 'wORLD's SWEETHEART.''
There IL the dearest little actress who
flashes upon the screen.
And who seems more like a lovely fairy
than a really human bein'.
Her hair is like the sunshine her eyes of
the truest blue,
While her ways arc like an angels and
her smiles are like the dew;
All honor to Our Mary. sweetest actress
known 10 fame,
And may her sweet little face be seen
Forever true upon the screen.
CAROLYN STUART.
NJ. v. A.-Mixhty glad to learn you
saw Doug and Mary in New York.
BY the way, did you see the photo of
them as they appeared in Washing
ton. as run in last Sundays Times? ?
They both looked just as happy as
you describe. And why not? But,
oh, NJ. V. A., to think that you would
resort to that old, old, typically-femi-
nine reason, because, just be-
cause"
Director Thomas Joseph Cannon.
director OF the Palace symphony
Orchestra. has been receiving scores
of congratulations on his rendition of
the score of The Night Boat at
Loew's Palace last week. The music
is new to Washington and it is said
to be one of the best scores Jerome
Kern ever wrote.
E. J. Stutz, manager Of LoeW's Co
lumbia Theater, has btossomed forth
IN new Scripps-Booth coupe, oil
equipped Nth a fIoWer vase. three
speeds for1onrd and q pair Of oUer-
shoes. IT is one of the sights Of F
street, as you pass the thcater.
Lawrence Beafus, manager Of
Loew's Palace Theate~. draped the
Palace in its new summer costume
last week. Tom Cannon. OF the Palace
Orchestra, promptly ordered his mu-
sicians into palm beach suits to
match the surrounding scenery.
Asestant Manas~r Fry Of Loew's Palace.
says life these day, 10 just one trip to the
shower bath after another. Its very
popular resort with the male attaches OF
the house
l.. J. Stutz has been visiting his
brother, Emanuel J. Stutx, manager
OF Loews Columbia, during the past
week. They resemble each other
even more closely than their names
Joseph r. Morgan. general nsn-
aEer Of the Crandall enterprises in
and John J. Payette, as
sistant general manager OF tho Gran
the main chance OF cluding a largo
amount Of work. aro spending a two
weeks vacation IN the wilds OF the
Blue Ridge In company with other
OF the film industry
with salary headquarters in Wash
ington.
"Bill" Moore. Tom Moore's broth
er, In charge OF the film department
of all the Moore enterprises, has a
reputation throughout the theater
world as a "sticker." In other words,
he refuses to run from anything or
rather has refused to date, but he's
now and running fast admit
ting at the same time that he wished
he could run faster. From what7
Well. nothing moro or less than the
heat. Yep! II got Bill during the
past week and declaring himself
beaten, he took the old "Will-By-
Night out Of cold storage, assem-
bled what practically amounted to a
complete house-staff, gave the old
buss thorough washing. obtaining
thereby gun-metsi finish that can
not be duplicated on any car In WASH
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