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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08
AMUSEM ENTS
PHILADELPHIA Orchestra.

Fst The 4 natural drawingS power of the
PhfladelrhN OrchAstra,- under Leopold
Stokowski, Its distinguished conductor.
sexmed to be enhanced for the concert
tats Tie National Theater yesterday after
noon by the fact that. for the first time.
John Allen Carpenters pilgrim Vision, y
q musical portrayal OF the starting OF
the Pilgrims for the new world, their
Trying voyage across the Atlantlc, their
FENKged trials on landing and their spir-
it,fal' vision Of the future. was presented
BY sthes, orchestra. 1t is work that was
Written ~ the American composer espe-
e.any3ar the Philadelphia celebration OF
hSterEehitehary OF the landing of the
narrower and Ieas ihailed as a master
PiecR upon its presentation for the first
time by the, orchestra In Philadelphla
Into ,ndusseal composition. it lisa strlk-
ing work Of. epic melody, opening with
the Doxoiogy on. the orgaH and then De-
!veloping into an elaborate but rnusicaify
artistic portrayal ,;,3of one :<$pf. the most
turbulent and daring :adyentuIes in the
haps.s the lighter melodies and plea sing
hsrhaonies give: way to, the more heroic.
musical expression. For a composition
of its type it was magnificently played
aid clearly justified the complimentary
reviews it has had. 50 Z
IN .strlk1nGSeontraSA ior nieiooic Beauty
ana novel:effect was Brahms concerto
for violin. violoneeile and orchestra.
which introduced as, the, soloists of the
afternoon tDr Thaddeus Rich. the dis
tingIished: violt1lst and concert master
Pf the orchestra. and Michel Penha. the
aeadips ceilfst,. and was beautifully
played. Then came the exquisite pre-
1Iide to "Lohengrin." followed by the
overture and Venusberg music from
:".Tannhauser," making in all a splendid
and notable concert by an organization
of symphonic element, and quality that
seems to have passed the stage for
criticism.
A. very large and distinguished audi
ence showed genuine enthusiasm and
appreciation: go -@."-~' - 49,.
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Anna Case Friday.

Anna Case. the distinguished Amer
lean soprano. a warm favorfte of
music lovers in Washington, will be
sthe artist at the third concert Of the
ten-star series under the manage
ment of T. Arthur Smith, at the New
National Theater Friday afternoon at
4:3O o'clock. A program of unusual
beauty is announced.
Seats are on sale at the Offices of
T. Arthur Smith. 1906 G street
The program includes: Lungi
Lungi Amor" seventeenth century
(Fasola); La Petite Devote" six
teenth century tOld Flemish); "Pieta
Signore." 1861 (Stradslla): aria,
mi Chiamano Mimi" from Ia Be-
heme" (PuecinD; ''Chanson Douce"
(Mme. Ohrstrom "J'ai dit
aux Etoiles'' (Palhadilhe), NOEL
NerinD. lie Nelumbo" (Moret)
" Cir an fstbsiIaa; sAfton WstsI
'Boats of Mine" (Miller). Rain"
(Curran). Goodnight" (Rubinstein).
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KNICKERB0CKER,

At Crandall's Knickerbocker, Sun
day and Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
De Haven will be featured in First
Nationals laughable perturbation of
Margaret Mayo and Salisbury Fields
stage success, Twin Beds; Tuesday,
wyn's version of GouHernenr. Nor
ris' story of THE Pepalty": Thurs
day and Friday. Mary fMiles Minter,
Eyes of the Heart" ARd Saturday,
Shirley Mason. in THE Girl of My
Heart" a new Fox release.
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Washington Opera Company.

Mary Cavan. Ruth Townsend, Otakar
Mafak, Marcus Kellerman. Charles
Trowbridgs T4ttman. and George Har7
I'D Miller. SUPPORTED by a, chorus OF 9
Hundred voices. VIII. appear in the
PRODUCTION. of AIDA, given by the
Washington Opera Company at Poifs
rheatsr next Weeast A special orches.
ira will be conducted by Arnold Volpe.
=. Aida" will be produced on Monday.
Wednesday and Friday evenings. Fri
day evening Miss Gayap and ME- Ma
rak will be replaced by two distin-
guished French artists. Eva Grippon
and Eugene Perisset: = - Is,
give repertoire of opera comique.
Offering: Tuesday evening. La Mas
cote: Thursday evening, lie Grand
.McgoIs.. :Ssturday..eyening, "Jeseph,s.
and Saturday matinee, ia Mascotte"
Fifteen principals from leading opera.
houses In, France, a chorus of twenty
four, and some Of the funniest OF
EEsnsR comedians make up the com
by Cercle dart Frahcais for the pro-
motion Of French art in America.
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.1..Deburau."

Lionel Atwin will be presented by
David Belasco at the Belasco Theater
next week. ina 'Deburau," a comedy
from the French of Sacha Guitry,
adapted by Granville Barker. and i'm
mediately preceding his engagement
at the Belasco Theater, New York.
After having scored a.sdecideds Aue.
cess; with Frances Starr in Tiger!
Tfgere'a the " past two seasons, Mp.
[Eeaasc6.sise now, presenting Mt; At
will; az,a stag. and in. a role that re,,
veafs his artistry In an entirely new
light. His company includes Hubert
Druce, Joseph Herbert, Sidney Toler,
Rowland Blackstone, John L. Shine,
John Roche, Edmund Quincy, st. Clair
bayfield,, Bernard A. Reinold. Morgan
Farley, Elsie Mackay. Rose Coghlan,
Margot Kelly. Helen Reimer and
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Sophie Braslau Thursday.

Sophie Braslau, contralto OF thu
Metropolitan Opera, will be Heard in
recital Thursday afternoon It go
o'clock at the National Theater,s Miss
Braslau is now an acknowledge -Iu's
minary in the ranks Of the Metro
;Rolitan Opera stars, where contraltos
have stirred the critics and the pub
nc~more deeply.
!, Seats are on sale. at Mrs. Wilson
Ereene's concert bureau, 18th and G
streets. :,
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GARDEN-"Conrad in Quest Of
His Youth"

Conrad in Quest of His Youth"
William De Miles pictuxizatioif' of
the novel by Leonard Merrick, as pre-
sented by Paramount AIRCRAFT. 1t
Moore's Garden Theater this week
with Thomas Meighan in the stellar
role. will probably be continued next
week. 1t is an appealing attraction,
with the story of man who believes
himself to be old in middle life and
goes in search of his youth
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"Mary Rose. !"

Ruth Chatterton, in Sir James NJ.
Barrie's newest play, MARY Rose"
will be the attraction at the National
Theater next week, beginning Mon
day hight, - - -.
This newest Barrie play is. of
course. produced by Charles Froh-
man.. Inc. producers of all of the
Barrie plays for American audiences.
Miss chattertof, rnakes9her first APP
pearance under the Frohman banner,
by courtesy of Henry Miller. Mary
Rose;':- 1t is thought, affords her the
greatest opportunity of her career.
I For. the = American production
Charles Frohman has. engaged an ex-
ceiIent cast and a prediction of the
usual high Charles. ,Frohman stand
ard is assured.
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CRANDALL'S.

CrandalTs will present Sunday
Monday and Tuesday. Charles Ray in
Sennett's farce. ITS Boy; We'd
nesday and Thursday. THE Brute
Master" starring Hobart 'Boswortf
and Anna Q. Nilsson, and Harry Poll
ards latest farce, Cash Customers"
Friday and Saturday, Joseph J. BOWL
ing, "the miracle man." in THE Ken
lucky Colonel" -, .t...e
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Ffieda. Hempef Tuesday.

MnEsi Frieda HempeI, formerly
leading soprano of the Metropolitan
Opera Company. whose. brilliant re-
3t2laAere this lL,captivated a ca
paeaY audience and won the plaudfts
0f the critics. is announced as the
soloist at the third concert OF this
season in Washington of the New
York Symphony Orchestra. to be
IEixen at the-New NATIONAL Theater
Tuesday afternoon at 4:ae 'o.clock.
Waiter DarArosch. epndnct8r of the
ORCHESTRA, is.,arrangings aeliEhtftl
program fert the occasion. THE aeon.
cert is under the local management
Of 1T. Arthur Smith and tickets are
oBtainable at his offices. 1896 G street.
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!. !, .,sAll. Jazz Revue.

The second edition of the "Alf -Jaxs
Revue" will be the. attraction at tn e
Folly Theater next week. frbfi3 4
Carnage announce; the COLLECTION ,of
= gorgeous wardrobe for their chorus,
The, cast includes Lou Powers.
Nadine Grey. the Morette sisters,
Annette and Lillian; Happy Freyer,
George Slocun1. :;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08

pendable timepiece, Waltham. pro-
duced an Aeroplane Clock-65.0O0
of them (see i1fustrxtion) 80 small
instrument, yet Z work Of supreme
attainment, for it was specified and
created to Withstand conditions en-.
tirely at variance with that environ.
ment attributed a necessary for pre-
cision performance.
There it 10 upon the instrument
board Aiust nine ounces In weight -
,andnevtr before was such impeTvious
motor energy encased in such stanch
~ fnsly wfoaght strength.
"a TO-. -
THE aviator j, in. his seat. He
: l:wayessa hand Extraordinarily. The
'lmechsnieian gives . half turn to the
slim prop cher the blade whirls with
asrosr, The motor grackles like mus
kerry and mans beautiful winged bird,
vibrating Like 4 huge taut steel string
:struckiby asiaht hand, climhsin great
spirals into the sky. &c - =.
Up ana up; five thousand feet,
seventy,6ve Hundred, ten thousand -
higher, higher IT, until the huge
wings ne but Msek, sPecks in the
blue. e.. .~.-..e-.
Up there in tho icy cold:a drop of
:. SO. 60. 10. 80 degrees in temPetare:
What a test in metal. coplrsctionl
This is where metallurgicA science
proves the gepihl. of man! But 2mid
!. hi; vibration md biting osass
The little Waltham Clock sicks On.
And now, with bated breath, we
watch ahe daring air.man defy the
laws Of gravity. With . sweop he
loops a circle. Then, IS If thatswere
but an : Introduction, the machine
begins 4 desth-dcfying dive. Down,
swifter than q stricken eagle, il falls.
We catch our breath; we almostese
the huddled, mangled mass Of wrssk-
age covering = tale of destruction
and then. assif in mockery Of our
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08
Fritz Leiber in Shakespeare.

At the Shu6ert- Garrick Theater next
week, beginning Monday, Fritz Leiber
will appear in the plays of Shake
speare. Monday and Thursday even
ings, Macbeth Tuesday evening and
Saturday matinee. Hamlet; Wednes-
day evening. THE Merchant of Ven
ice"; Thursday matinee, Romeo and
Juliette"; Friday evening. Julius
ILL., The company will include frby
Marshall, Louis Leon Hall, John C..
Hickey, John Burke. Wallis Roberta
Joseph Singer, Robert Strauss. Sidney
Elliott. James Hendrickson. Arthur:
Row, Virginia Bronson, Pauline Crell,
Katherine Sayre and Mile Beland.
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Mareuerita SYLVIA December 16.

Nine: Marguerite Sylvia of the Chicago
Opera and the Opera de Paris will give
her first recital Of the season in Wash
ington at Polls .Theater, under the aus
pices of the MI Phi Epsions. Thurs
day evening, December Is. The pro-
gram will include new French songs
brought to this country by Nine. Sylvia
and doubtless selections from Carmen
in which Nine. Sylvia was famous.
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Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday. Thomas Mel
CHAN. in Civilian Clothes" and Harry
Polfardi in Cash Customers; Tuesday
and Wednesday; Mae Murray and David
Powell. in THE Right to Love-: Thurs
day. Neal Hart In "HeTs. Oasis: FRI,
day. The North Winds Malice: Sat :
urday, Charles Ray. in IAN Old-fash-
Toned Boy" and "Torchy's Millions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08
Burton Holmes-"spanish Cities.

Burton Holmes fourth photo-story Of
travel will cover the real cities of
Spain, with their atmosphere Of legends
and romance, and to the lovely lands of
Andalusia and Granada. Spain is A
very real place and her cities are filled
with wonderful sights as we'll
as visible evidences Of great COM
mercial activity and charming social
existence Burton Holmes has illus
trated this travelogue with his finely
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! RIAIf0I HAT a Chance"

Fog NEXT week. tbe Rfalto. Theater
|announces '"oneT Of the strongest pic
ture dramas" of the season. Half a
Chance" featuring Mahion Hamilton.
who will be remembered as Daddy
Long Legs" and Lillian Rich. In a
story 'adapted-from the novel by Fred
eric S. Isham.
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sRachmaninoff December Is.

Rachmaninoff. the great pianist, will
he heard in recital at Polls Theater.
Wednesday afternoon, December IS. at
80 O'Clock Mr.. Rachmaninof is one
of. the, leading figures in the musical
world Today - -
=. seats are on sale at Mrs wilson
Greenes concert bureau. 18Th and G
streets 49, . =
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Tetrazzini December 16.

Nine. Tetrazzini the great colora :
tura soprano. will be heard in recital
at the National Theater. Thursday
afternoon, December 16, at 1880
o'clock, under the management. Of Mrs.
Wilson Greene. Luisa Tetrazzini is
unquestionably one Of the worlds
greatest opponents of coloratura
music. She has sung, in opera and
concert in practically every city Of
importance in this country, as well as
in Europe and South America.
Seats are on sale at Mrs. Wilson
Greene's concert bureau. 18th and G
at reetS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08
Revere.

Sunday. William Farnum. in Drag
Harlan; Monday, Shirley Mason. in
Merely Mary Ann: Tuesday, Lyons
and Moran, in Once a Plumber" {:
Wednesday. Douglas Fairbanks in
The Metromaniac": Thursday. Eileen
Percy, in The Husband Hunter; Fri
day, "The Servant Question" and Sat
urday. Buck Jones' in Sunset
Sprague."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08
New

Sunday. William Russell. in The
Man Who Dared; Monday, The
Woman God Sent: Tuesday. The
Secret Gift; Wednesday. Mary Miles
Minter, in Jenny Be Good: Thurs
day. The Valley Of Doubt" and Sat
urday. comedy night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08
Savoy.

Sunday and Monday, Something to
My. wiliata s. Hart, in The Cradle Of
IGotffage,, Hnd Earry ,Semon, IN .erhe:
Snitor": Thursday. Maais Murray and Da :
vid Powell. in The Right to Love-:
Friday, Alice Brady in THE New York
Idea: Saturday, Mary Miles Minter. in
| Eyes of the Heart" and Harr, Pollard.
IN Cash Customers"
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Apollo.

Sunday and Monday. Something to
Think About; Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Lon CLANCY. in The Penalty;
Thursday. 1.-THE North Winds Malice:
Friday, Charles Ray. in AN Old fash
toned Boy: Saturday, Wanda Hawley.
in Food for Scandal.
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METReFotIrAN-4saTwin Beds. ;

Sunday and next week. at Crandalls
Metropolitan, the attraction for the
first time in Washington win be First
Nationals film version of Twin Beds"
featuring Mr.. and Mrs. Carter De
Haven, suppaEted by a majority of the
members II the original company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08

Frisky Mrs. Johnson" her latest
photoplay. at Loew's Palace Theater
Sunday afternoon and all next week.
Tets - PERTURBATION of Clyde Fitch's
ERnotfE iDfAY. AT. sc enarto by Law
renee W6CaSskey, sahd Il Was dfreeted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08
Raphael.

Sunday. Won stroheim's The Devils
Pass Key; Monday, Thomas Meighan.
in 1.-The Prince Chap: Tuesday. -Tay-
lor Holmes. in Nothing But the
Truth: Wednesday,, Carmel Myers. in
'Follys Trail: Thursday, Tom Mix. in
"Untamed": Friday. Thomas H. Ince's
"Homespun Folks" and Saturday,
William S. Hart. in The Toll Gate. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08
THE GENIUS OF WALTHAM

W7INCS! What poetic word that
IA il! Wings, for the mind to climb
the ethereal heightsof thought. Wings
for the inventor to fly over the OBJ
sructing laxs Of nature. Wings for
the dreamer who would take flight
over the vastnesses of Time and reach
his paradise Of Hearts Desire. Man
has always desired Wings
Wings symbolic his ambition, his
immortal powers, his desire fox mas
tery, even over the elements-a'sd the
.oisk has come trAe.
When the powerful aeroPlane hur-o
ties through the Always above us, we
scarce Lift our heads- to look, 90 ordi-.
nary, 10 the OCCASION that was once ..
seeming miracle beyond mortal AZ,
'e.' g ..,.
hfANS.masterY of the air is, but one
lvl Of those wizardries which have,
made the age. We live in appear like
chapter from the Arabian Nights"
Alter all, it Is bpt "A achievement con-
temporary with the X-ray, wireless te-
leE.phy and other wonders of science
and invention. -. :-r., Is
Thsmosof:mschznism Of q Waltham
Watch or Clock involves just as WON
drous principles and scientific applica-
tions % the more dramatic dcmonstra-
ton Of an aeroplane performing its
evolutions in the sky.
Indeed, if we examined, part by part
1T W probed the surface of the APP
pea1ance, tho tangible thing, called
Waltham Watch or Clock, and under
stood the tiny inventions placed here
and there in the mechanism-wec could
recite q story of genius - of amazing,
concentrated effort that great mem
gave their very Life. blood to provide
during the:Past seventy years from the
Valthan kasorsteaies. ~
We could rslate story which would
make thu blood of every true Ameri-
can runaa. litfles faster and the lips
frame words 81 Recommendation and
honor,daSc these w0rk-a-day heroes
who had rome purpose, one determine
tion-D place America First in Time.
keeping-in producing witches and
clocks that would most accurately
and dspendably register Times flying
' Z D..
TyHEN, is it net q natural sequence
/ Of eysnts based upon long years
of preparxtion-fhzt when war laid
tho uasled hand upon the genius Of
or manufacturing ability, our Gov
ernmeut should demand Of Walkha.a
IN Aeroplane Clock to meet tosts Of
time-reg;steEins almost equal ;:nnto
thu msrvelous Walfham Time.Fuse
created to sovezn the explosion Of
American sholls@
And that American bird-men should
cary With thein Sup there a de-
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fears, the winged beauty sweeps on
level path to once more climb sky
ward.
And the tiny Waltham Clock ticks
Defiant trick after trick of human
hand and nerve conjoined to human
daring is displayed to our CENTRALIZED
sight the UriIe, the dizzying fall as
whirling leaf, the side slip. the tail
spin-
And there on the instrument board
no matter what the position, what
the temperature, what the racking
vibration-proof against these, the
wefness of cloud, the cloying dampo
ness of fog, the beat Of rain, any
weather-=ss:- - 81 ;, =.-s.s&:.: -..s~-ss, 81.
The little waithan CLOCK ticks on.
And hundreds: of thousands of Wal
than Clocks and Watches ever tick
In every cliiHatic zone-in the air,
in the submarine under the sea, in
the wafship that goes out, upon the
great waters, in countless automobiles,
in myriads of pockets, upon wrists
strong or fair 49,
Waltham keeps the time O day; and,
like an old. Saying, the sun never sets
,fupon this American dominion - this
Waltham Watch Over Time. 49,
= - e ~.
8 4 ND le. us remember that waltham
"A is something more than the name
Of Clock or Watch. -.,'s.s5@
! waItham represents growth, an
advancement in the art of producing
time-keeping instruments. beyond the
dream of foreign makers. ~. -.
F Waltham represents the concen-
trated faculty Of American determine
ton to improve upon old methods, to
overcome the complacency Of foreign
watch and clock makers ; to add to
the watch, to the clock ...E
b, Marvellous machines forperforming
seertain labors in gold, in steel, in
Brass, that the human hand could
never approximate; to give the world
q clock or. watch that should repre-
sent American supremacy in the field
Of applied mechanics related to the
art Of horology. That this is so Wal
than hasprovedby competition against
tho best neurological productsthe world
has pitted against America.
And just Is Walthamwas the pioneer
of American matchmaking during
nearly three-quazters Of q century I'M
der the eagle Of peace so, when war
came. the long preparation reaPed its
triumphant harvest - in tho Waltham
Time Fuse, the W altman Chronometer.
the Walthams Aeroplane Clock-and
last, but net least, the superb achieve
,nent and world challenge Of the Wal
than Watch. :
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York.

Sunday, Norma Talmadge lin The
Branded Woman, monday. Thomas
Meighan, in Civilian Clothes. Tues
day, May Allison. in Are All Men
Alike - and Harry, Pollard. i'm, Cash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08

week. Frank Finney will appear as
comedian-star. with Phil OFT. Jack
Wits. Jack Richards. Nettie Nelson,
lanEhs ParQuettS Tina Glenn, May
Rose and Andy FrAncis.
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Jane and Katherine Lee.

Next week, at d. F. keithS Theatef,
the attractions VIII be led by the
Lee, kiddies Of movie fame. assisted
by William Phinney,s in a comedy
sketch, "The New Director" Ernest
Evans. the dance star and associate
artists will present wedding Bells"
q smart advertisement; Jessie Brown,
formerly Of Kalmar and Brown, with
Effie Weston. will give "Terpsicho-
rean Cocktail With Kick; Bob Hall.
1.-THE extemporaneous chap" and other
well known entertainers will complete
the bill.
ming Toy
Joe Woods new ands sprightly ORR
entail musical comedy revue. radiant
In colorful costumes and melodious
with new and pretty songs. inter
.polated with 1aughable comedy and
withal the attraction of a host of
pretty girls, will be the leading
feature OF the Cosmos Theater bill
next. week. with it NJ. and S. Aborn,
well known to the musical world, will
send their new c6medy production,
'.rhe Proflteers." from big time
vaudeville, with very fne cast. Roy
Wise and company promise a sur
by and Walton, new songs, dances
and specfalties; the Musical Kings,
IN artistic trio, with new musical
ideas. and Commodore esTom." billed
a the worlds prettiest and cutest
pony. q pleasing exhibition Of equine
intelligence.
Thomas Meighan's delightful picture
comedy, "Civilian Clothes" will be
the added matinee feature and Mack
Sennetts laughab1e- comedy, His
youthful Fancy will lead the other
Aim fAalNreS,, azs-.-
A fne bill Of vaudeville is prom
Used for Sunday, starting at pm
/; Trovato.
Next week. beginning Monday. the
Strand Theaaer will present Trovato.
original eccentric and humorous
violinist. ana the dig league" enter
.Melodtotis Nonsense" In the head
1 line position. others VIII include
fReckIess and Ariey. in whirlwind
athletic feats: Leo Nadel and Folly
toilette. in Vaudeville as You'll
| Like IT, apd Ida, Regal and Mack
l Mack in 4 delightful comedy episode,
't"Ihe HNok Shop =. V -: ;~-..'f
Somet4ing UNUSUAL. Ia tho way of
4 photoplayD Ii promised In Children
i Of D1otiAyYs With Edith A&llor. WASH
j fngton's own picture star. In the lead
ling role.
"Bosto5nians." -
from Hero to Shanghai" "a musi-
cal chop suey." is the entertainment
ito es,rveseated by,ts,es Hestoniarr; Tsnr.,
tSsaL Srs At lit Ga.s.. t"e..tsr As>t
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used. A family supply eAsiIy and
quickly made. Saves about q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-08

colored views and an unusual number Of
motion pictures
Mr.. Holmes will give Spanish Cities"
at the New National Theater Sunday.
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