Evening star., 1921-06-29

| An adaptation Of Louis Joseph
! Vance's narratives Will be onered at
beginning Sunday. in Thomas H: 1nce's
latest production. Beau Revel" The
cast includes Florence Vidor. Lewis
Stone. Lloyd Hughes, Kathleen Kirk
ham. Harlan Tucker. William Conk-
lin and others. Situations teeming
story Of New York society life.
| PALACE-''Idol of the North"
Dorothy Dalton will be pictured at
beginning Sunday afternoon. as the
star Of THE Idol of the North" the
camera version Of the story by J.
Clarkson Miller. She is supported by
Edwin August. Riley Hatch; Mar
| produS ion Miss Dalton is seen as a
dance hall favorite in a mining town.
whose mercenary tactics eventually
force her into marriage with man
who is regarded as a worthless
| regenerates him. wins his love and
gives her own makes an interesting
| romance.
METROPOLITAN -"Scrambled
Wives"
| Beginning Sunday and continuing all
next week. for the first time in Wash
ington. Marguerite Clark. who has re-
| turned to the screen after an absence
of many months. will be seen in film
production Of the successful stage
! play. Scrambled Wives" released as
First National attraction. Miss Wigs
| of the Cabbage Patch" her last pre-
pletely dwarfed by the magnitude and
splendor of this new comedy.
GARDEN-"Snowbind."
A vibrant story of life and love in
the the Cana Gansdian is @ Cookies is told in
| duction for Goldwyn, which will be
featured at Moore's Garden Theater
Thursday through Saturday Of this
week. The author IS Katherine New
Iron" A complete change of pro-
gram in both short subjects and or
chestral numbers is promised.
! Donald Crisp's production, Appear
ances." featuring David Powell and
engagement at Moore's Garden The
ater next Sunday. It is an intimate
story Of married life that tried to
wear a mask Of prosperity and Took
an.sanss Like million dDilars" ns with the usual
urday Sidney Chaplin. brother of
Charlie. will be pictured in "Kine-
Queen-Joker," described as "a rioton~
roaf of unquenchable laughter"
Knickerbocker.
Sunday and Monday at Crandall's
Knickerbocker. Marguerite Clark will
be pictured as First National star in
her own production of the screen ver-
sion of Scrambled Wives with
comedy supplement Rocking the
/ Boat; Tuesday and Wednesday. Alice
Joyce will follow. in ''The Scarab
Ring" with James Aubrey, the COM
edy star, in The Tourist" and
Prizma's '.The Message of Flower:
Thursday and Friday. May Allison, in
"Extravagance." with the new com
edy, Let Me Explain" and Saturday,
| Travelling Salesman" with the COM
edy. The Greenhorn."
C0LUMBIA-"Dream Street"
Dream Street." D. W. Grihth's
latest photoplay production. based on
Dempster. Charles Mack and Ralph
Graves, will be seen at Loew's Co
| lumbia Theater next week, including
| a showing Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. Dream Street" is described
ruled the lives Of two brother
| each for the other and both for
little dancing girl Of the slums, who
showed them both the way to an
earthly paradise. The picture is be-
ing presented here for the first time
Crandall's.
The first three days Of next week
| at CrandalPs the chief attraction will
be "Now or Never" the laughing
| triumph. in which Harold Lloyd is
pictured. With Goldwyn's production