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The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
Next Weeks Shors

NATIONALITY Up To You" fsstur.
ing Joseph santlsy, Ivy Sawyer and
Douglas Lesvitt. By AuruItin MAO
Hugh and pOuslas Lssvitt.
BELAsco - "Tsnserins," nusicsi
comedy cocktail. BY Philip Barthol-
mae, with splendid cast.
roLrs-"Ths whirl Of III. Town" Ii.
Century Thester revue.
sTRAND-Iyndan Laureu and Com
pany in "A Might On the Beach"
Marie Keel and the Brewer Brothers
in "A Study In synoopaton;" hEr-
gsret Merle In Melodies Of the Mo-
ment;" Nat Renard and lillian West
IN The New Hotel clsrk;' Johnson
NinstrelEy;" Jack Piekford in Double
Dyed Deoeiver."
6AYETY-"The Million Dollar Dolls, -
with Joe Freed, Al Tyler, Irene keArI,
Mildred Cecil, Harry Fenten, Al
nardo, Ben Drohan and Marty Dupree-
cAprToL-"Around th. Town" With
J. H. Hsmp and Harry Bentley.
PALAcE-"Th. PHO. Of PossesIion.- .
starring Ethel Clayton
METRoPoLrTAN-"The scofer." All,a
Dvan's pioturiEhtion.
INSTRUMENTATION Dwsnt pro,
duction Of The Soo1eT," Ant tuo
days; Priscilla Dean in "outSide TIE
Law" Constance Bin1ey In ''Soms.
thing Different"
cRtrnlrI,s- -ch,,li. ch,pi,, sr aln,
Kid"
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
New Scenario Magazine.

The initial issue of the Scenario
Bulletin, Review, published by the
Universal Scenario Corporation and
official organ Of the Photoplay-
wrights' League Of America, is just
on the press. Among other inter-
esting features, the magazine con-
tains the first ,installment of a Sc
ries of articles on scenario writing,
How I Got There" or personal ex-
periences of successful photoplay-
wrishts, and some pertinent criti-
cisms of the plots Of. current photo
plays.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
Paramount GiUes
List of Offerings
For Three Months

The Famous PlayersLasky Cor
porstion has completed its schedule
of Paramount feature releases
through next August, the end of
the current molten picture year.
The greater proportion OF these pro-
dhctions have already been complet-
ed and of tie remainder all are
either now in the making or In i'm
mediate contemplation.
First on the list for March is the
George Melford special production,
The Faith Healer" from the novel
by the late William Vaughan Moody.
Also on the list for March is Hugh
Ford's production Of Henry Arthur
Jones' THE Gail of Youth" made
at the London Famous Players stu
dio: Thomas Meighan in Blair Halls
story. The Easy Road; the Co.'S
mopolitan production, straight Is
the Way" a crook story with Matt
Moore in the leading role; William
s. Hart in his own Western produc-
tion, "O'Malley Of the Mounted:
the Robert z. Leonard special, The
Gilded Lily" starring Mae Murray;
Dorothy Dalton in The 'Teaser,"
and the Thomas H. Ince-Louis Jo-
seph Vance special, Beau Revel."
April will bring william DeMille's
production of Sir James NJ. Barrie's
pay, What Every Woman Knows"
Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle in The
Dollar a Year Man" Marion Davies
in the Cosmopolitan production.
Buried Treasure" John S. Robert
sons special production of Sir ].
NJ. Barrie's Sentimental Tommy"
William D. Taylor's special produc-
ton of Augustus Thomas play,
THE witching Hour" Douglas Mac
Lean in the Ince production The
Home Stretch" wallace Reid in
The Love Special" an adaptation
of Frank II. Spearman's story. The
Daughter of a Magnate;" and Hugh
Ford's London-made production,
THE Great Day."
In May there will be Thomas
Meighan In THE Quarry" the Cos
mopolitan production Proxies;
George Melford's production of Sir
Gilbert Parkers ''The Money Mas
ter;" William S. Hsrt in THE whis-
tle;" Sidney Chaplin in his own pro-
duction. "King, Queen, Joker" Dor
othy Gish in ''oh Jo;" the Lois Web
er production. whats worth
While. SlOrla swanson IN 4ue
Great Moment" the story Elinor
Glyn wrote for her, and Elsie Fer
guson in an adaptation Of the Arm
old Bennett play. t'Sacred and Pro-
fame Love-" produced by William D.
Taylor.
Thomas NJ. Eastwood. manager
of Crandalrs Knickerbocker Thea
ter, since his observance of Lin.
coins and washington's natal an
niversaries this month. has re-
ceived many congratulations upon
made tho knickerbocker
not only one of the foremost amuse-
ment places in the Capital, but also
s...- OF patriotism Of inestim-
able value In imbuing the rising
generation with respect and venera-
ton for the nations noble dead
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
He SCREEN AND WHAT OFFERS INAUGURAL VISITOR O
Four Cinema Stars Seen
In New Film Offerings
Mae Murray, Viola Dana, Justine tombstone
And Dorothy Gish Are Featured.

Not by the legitimate vaudeville and
of the during inaugural week. the palaces OF
the Shoopay Washington and powerful offerings
beginning today
Mae Murray comes special production
"Ts Gnded Lily will be offered Metropolitan
AUDIENCES Fzgeralds film "The OfShore Pirate
Justine tombstone will be in "The Payhing of
Broadway" offering will be "The Ghost in the Garrett
starEng Dorothy Gish at the Palace. '. r
Current photopay offerings detailed below:
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
New Mack PLAY.

willard Mack. VINO Is alternately
feverishly active in the theater, and
absolutely quiet, Will reappear in a
play of his own authorship at the
Greenwich Village Theater, New
York. tomorrow night. This is Near
Santa Barbara" a California melo-
drama in which Clara Joel will be
prominently cast. It is the play
which was recently tried on the road
under the title of Her Man." and
which was presented in Chicago last
season as Poker Ranch" During
the week beyond this also there will
be new midnight entertainments on
New York's two most celebrated
roofs-the Century and the New
Amsterdam. -
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
''Tangerine" Coming.

Carle Carlton, daddy of Irene
will present his latest musical COM
edy 'Tangerine" for an engagement
of one week at the Belasco in March.
The play Is described as musical
comedy cocktail, and humorously
deals with money-making men and
money-spending women. Prominent
in the cast are Vivienne Segal, Ed
win Nicander. Eileen Wilson, Doug
las Stevenson, Florence O'Deni-
shawn, Allen Kearns and. others
Philip Bartholomae and Lawrence
Langner wrote the book. with music
and lyrics by Carl Sanders and How
ard Johnson.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
At the Arcade.

The dancing program under prep
aration for this week at the Ar
cade promises to be one of he most
brilliant of the season On We'd
nesday night shower" dance, with
prismatic rain" and umbrellas as
favors, viii be given. A popular
matinee dance from to G p. m
Is announced for Friday. while the
big, event" will be- given in the
evening in the shape of q monster
inaugural carnival.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
COntralto to Sing.

Miss Clelia Fioravanti, the Ital-
ian-American contralto. appears in
q joint recital with vasa frihoda,
the eminent Bohemian yiolinist, at
the Shubert-Belasco Theater sun
day afternoon. March -, at s:so
p. m. Miss Fioravanti is q native
Of Florence, Italy, but has made
her home In Washington sii.ce she
was IL years old, ana Is Al pres-
ent attached to the star of the
italian Embassy here. All OF her
musical training has bsen in Wash
ington.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
New Zoe Atkins Play.

A new play by Zoe Atkins. entitled
THE Lady in Waiting" is about to
be placed in rehearsal by Arthur
Hopkins. This Is the comedy in
which Miss Atkins satirizes the ar.
tistie temperament and plays there
on. Her heroine, and operate prima
donna, will have the distinction of
the greatest frst-act entrance
which has ever fallen to the lot of
an actress.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
Jack Mulhall Well Cast
In Fitzgerald's Picture
Popular Leading Man Among First Players
Chosen to Support Viola Dana.

photoplay at Loew's Columbia Mae
Murray in The Gilded Lily" Di-
rector Brusilof will conduct his or
chestra in a splendid Interpretation
Of Rossinis Barber OF Seville" As
an added musical prelude. Miss
Marie Zanelli. lyric soprano. OF
Washington, will sing "As Through
the Street" from La Boheme, and as
an encore she will sing Deep in
Your Eyes" from The Half Moon"
The advance demand has been SO
unmistaksbly indicated that an eI-
ira matinee performance of Charlie
Chaplin in his latest super-comedy,
The Kid" will be given at Gran
dalls Savoy Theater tomorrow.
February IS. Showings OF the Tea.
ture will be continuous from 2:5s
until IL p. m Such unprecedented
attendance is presaged that IL is
urged that all who find Il pos
sible attend the afternoon show
ings.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
Toscanini at National.

Demand for opportunity to hear
the La Scala Orchestra under Macs
tro Arturo Toscanini has become so
insistent that Mrs. Wilson-Greene
has announced another appearance
to be given at the National Theater,
Thursday. March 3. at 4:30 O'Clock,
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
Stars in Vaudeville.

Several motion picture stars are
said to be slated for the vaudeville
stage. among them Crane Wilbur,
Theda Bara and Eva Noyak. Bill
Hart and Fatty Arbuckle have re-
ceived offers of almost record
breaking proportions from the vau-
deville magnSes.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
COLUMBIA.

The fourteenth great super-pro-
gram of the season will be inaugu-
rated at Loew's Columbia Theater
this week. beginning today, with
The Gilded Lily" a powerful and
sumptuous Robert 2. Leonard pro-,
duction for Paramount, starring
Mae Murray In a story by Clara
BerRnger. as featured attraction.
Miss MuFray is surrounded by An
exceptional cast that includes Low
ell Sherman, remembered for his
work in Way Down East" Jason
Robards, Charles Gerard, Leonora
Ottfnger and many others The
story reveals Miss Murray in the
role of a typical Broadway saia-
mander and hostess of the Cafe
Royal. a rich private club. The ell
max of the picture Is tremendous.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
CALI Curci at Polls:

Nine. Amelita Galli-Curci. world
famous coloratura soprano. will
again be heard in recital at Polls
Theater, next Sunday afternoon.
March 6. at $3.50 o'clock under the
management Of Mrs. Wilson Greene.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
METROPOLITAN.

For Inauguration week, beginning
today, Crandall's Metropolitan an
nounces Metros superb picturiZa-
tion of F. Scott Fitzgerald's popular
saturday Evening Post Story, The
OF Shore Pirate" in which the stel-
lar role is played by Viola Dana ana
her support admirably led by Jack
MulhalL The secondary feature Will
be vitagraph's new two-reel COM
edy. The Sportsman" which is said
TO take first rank among the de luxe
humoresques, starring Larry Semon.
Lucille Carlisle, who won her way
to the screen through successive
competition in a national beauty
contest. will again appear as Mr
Semon's leading woman. Specially
selected group OF subsidiary attrac-
tions will round out the bill
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27

part of the story hinges on two big
auto races. It is comedy. too, and
of the liveliest sort. Claire Ander-
SON is Mix's leading woman In The
Road Demon.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
PALACE.

A brilliant double mystery-com-
edy bill will be the inaugural week
Offering at Loew's Palace Theater
this week. beginning today. Miss
Dorothy Gish, the brilliant screen
farceuse of so many sensational
hits, will be seen as the featured
star of THE Ghost in the Garret,
a Paramount perturbation of the
story by Wells Hastings. in which
she. is supported by an exceptional
cast that includes William z. Park
Downing Clark, Ray Gray, Mrs.
Dayid Landau, Frank Badgley ana
many others. The extra added at
traction will be Buster keaton. the
hilarious comedian in his latest
starring production. The Haunted
House" A splendid array OF auxil-
iary screen and musical features
will supplement the featured offer-
ings of the program
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
RIALTO.

Sweeping contrasts are depicted
in a superb picture. The plaything
of Broadway" starring Justine
Johnstcne, which Is presented for a
weeks engagement at Moore's
RiaIto --Theater beginning today.
Adaptsdks from the story, "Emer-
gency House" by Sidney Morgan,
the pfcturization is drama in q
forgedussetting. Advance criticisms
state @st few films offered to date
have exer been more gorgeously
staged--ar costumed. Miss John
stone ia-.supported by such sterling
scrsen-performersa as Macy Harlan
Edwardss Davis. Crauford Kent,
Claude Cooper. George Cowl, Mrs.
Charles willard. Lucy Parker and
Gertrude Hillman. Daniel Bree-
skin. his organization of soloists'
and a wonderful interpretative
score Is promised. including al
overture .rHsrald's Tampa" and as
an added. feature, a saxaphone solo
Il Hear You Calling Me-"
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
GARDEN.

Moore's Garden Theater. begin
ming today through Wednesday, VIII
present for the second time In this
city Priscilla Deans great UnlVer-
saI4JeweI crook drama, Outside the
Law" in which the star is supported
by that marvellous character player
Lon CLANCY. Beginning Thursday
and continuing through Saturday
1T Isn't Done This Season, q
unique and original photoplay story
in which Corinne Griffith, Vita
sraph's best dressed woman Of the
screen" is being starred, will be the
featured attraction at the Garden.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
KNICKERBoCKER.

IN especially strong list of book
inEs is announced at Crandalfs
Knckerbocker. Today and tomor-
row will be shown a great double
bill comprising Viola Dana
- Metros picturization Of F. Scott
E,<<<srRld's Saturday Evening Post
story. The OF Shore Pirate" and
Larry Sendon in Vitagrsph's latest
tEdLreei comedy special, The
spottsman." On Tuesday and We'd
,Asssay. Clara Einbali Young will
sGceeed TO the stellar position on
the tbHi in her most recent produc-
tion, Hush suop.smented by the
comedy, -Nobodys Wife" For
Thursday and inaaslratior day. an
other duplex progren = Scheduled
In Pathe's all-star production OF
The Truant Husband" featuring
Mahlon Hamilton and Betty Blythe.
ON Saturday only Thomas II. 1nce's
production of The Rockies Re-
turn" viii be screened with Doug
las Mexsan- -f-.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27

Jack MuIhall. one OF nlmdom's
most popular leading men. plays
opposite Viola Dana in The on
shore Pirate the little Metro stars
newest picture. which will be
shown for the first, times locally
at CrandalIs Metropolitan and
Knickerbocker Theaters today.
The part of Toby Moreland.'
who turns pirate. captures a little
heiress and then falls in love with
her, is one that is especially fitted
to Mr.. MulhaIl. He was the FIRST
member Of the cast TO be selected
for F. Scott Fitzgerald's story
which waldemsr Young. Of the
Metro scenario department adapted
for the screen.
Mr.. Mulhall is not a newcomer
ut Metro. He played opposite Alice
Lake in Should a Woman Tell2"
and appeared in one OF the leading
parts in the all-star production OF
The Hope" a melodrama produced
py MelFO- fOE lne past lew hiehNiaS
he has been a member OF the Lasky
forces where he played important
parts in q number OF prominent
productions. He was loaned to
Metro by Lasky for The offshore
Pirate" because of his especial 1T
ness for the role.
Miss Dana will enact the part OF
"Ardita Farnam," whose life is just
one proposal after another, until
she is captured by the pirate. Then
things take a sudden turn. Prac-
tically all the story Of The on
shore Pirate" takes place aboard a
yacht and on 4 deserted island.
After looking over the scenario,
Director Fitzgerald started out on
his search for suitable yacht
There were plenty Of the little
pleasure craft running around the
harbor but the critical director was
determined to procure as palatial
boat as that described in the
original Saturday Evening Post
story. Finally one was found and
when II was explained to the owner
for what purpose it was intended
@ use the craft he readily con-
sented and w.s one OF the inter
ested spectators on board during
much of the dining.
Many Of the scenes were taken
while scruising between San Pedro
and Santa Catalina Island and when
not employed bCfore the camera the
company enjoyed their unusual 10
cation"
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
LAST WEEKS WINNER.


and who first identified Mrs Clarence Ruhner
. Viola however
o b fG she 5 sead
Katherine Macdonald ,3E eNN --''
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27

Director Leon Brusilof. OF the Co.
lumbia Theater Orchestra, has been
hard at work during the past week
preparing an inaugural musical pro-
gram as an adjunct OF the feature
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
CRITERION,

Tom Dx does some more hair
raising stunts In his latest William
Fox picture. The Road Demon"
which opened at the Criterion Thea
ter Yesterday. Mix's famous horse
Ieny has a rival in The Road
bemon. because Tom uses a racing
carsfos-nsny OF the thrills and dare-
devil escspades. But Tony fs there
just the same. and does his usual
beat to help ME- entertain The big
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27
CRANDALL,s.

Crandalrs Theater announces q
particularly attractive series Of
bookinGs this week. Norma Tai
madgs-will be the pictured star OF
the bin arranged for the first three
days of the week in Selects splen-
did production of -The Way. of q
womGn- On Wednesday and Thurs
day, Wallace Reid will be the star
Of the bill in his latest release for
Paramount, The Charm School," q
delightful camera version Of the ia
nous stage success Of the same
narre. Mack Sennett's "A Fireside
Brewer win be the supplementary
feature Aon Inauguration day and
SatIrdaD@a double bill will be Of
fered IN asCharies Rays production
of Sol Smith Russell's great stage
success, Peaceful Valley" and the
Vanity Fair Girls In Hal Roach's
lsughabIe farce, Prince Pistachio."
The Washington herald., 1921-02-27

Friday. March 4. Inauguration
Day, having been proclaimed a gov
ernmental holiday by President Will
son, IL Is announced from the ex-
ecutive Offices OF the Crandau the
aters in Washington that special
holiday .na:inees will be given that
day, beginning at $50 p. m. at the
Knickerbocker. Savoy, Apollo and
York theaters. Performances will
be contiruous from 2:3o to IL p.
m. TSs oaily matinee schedules
will, ot course, be continued as
usual at Crandalrs Metropolitan.
Avenue Grand and Ninth and E
thesters.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-10-21

We thank each and every one
of the Taiban people, W no SO
gracefully rendered their hospit-
ability to Brother Hodge during
his short stay with US. We thank
all who attended sevices and gave
their res pectful, impartial atten-
ion to the message he presented,
which wae 80 clear and instruct.
i've that anyone could understand
and profit in the way OF good. by
needing them. We realize that
Brother Hodge is we'll informed
both in scriptural records, and
the history thereof which enables
him to answer any Biblical quest
ion as accurately as any one can.
We appreciate his way of teach.
ing and hope his life may be long
and his influence great toward
winning sol ls to Jesus. we thank
all oncerned for the use Of their
Church house. We heartily appre
ciate every little assistance rem.
dered during our meeting.
Christian Brethrer.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-10-21
RESOLUTIONS

BE 1t Resolved, that the sincere
appreciation and gratitud'7 of the
officers and comrades of VIM
Richmond Poet No. 21, Of the
American Legion, be tits hereby
extended to o. j. Richmond the
father OF our late comrade
William Richmond, deceased, for
his gift to our post of the Amer.
Ican Flag which enrolded the cas-
ket containing the remains of our
late comrsde, shipped back from
France and laid to rest in the
Gene terry atTaiban, New Mexico,
on Sunday the 25th day Of Sep
tember, A. D., 1921.
And Be 1t Further Resolved
that a copy of this resolution he
forwarded to the said 0. J. Rich
mond by our Post Commander,
that copies bs given the news.
papers at Fort Sumner and Tai.
ban for publication.
Keith W. Edwards,
Post Commander,
Wm. Richmond Post.
American Legion.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-10-21
House Locals

We are having right pretty
weather here the last few day
but, we are expecting a chang
soon
The Farmers Coop Assn jus
received car of coal at Tolar,
and are busy unloading it.
R. G. Hook has been ON the
sick list for the past two weeks
but 10 now improving slowly.
The school here gave pie
social here last Friday night, the
proceeds, s110.65, are to be used
for the benefit OF a boys and girls
basket ball club. IS
The Farmers Coop Assn de-
clared ten per. cent to it's stock.
holders the last quater, we believe
this isa good organization.
Several from Taibau, were up
to the pie supper last Friday
night, and we appreciate their
help. Come again boys end girls
The black smith people here
have had theif shops closed for
the last two weeks trying to get
their beans thrashed.
Mrs. Anna Eschler returned
from a visit with her daughter in
Hooker, Oklahoma.
The Farmers Coop Assn has
good line of underwear and
hoiss cry for the winter season.
Flavy Powell pulled his bean
thraeher in and quit for this
season.
A little moisture here and now
Woulo Dc appreciated by the
wheat growers especially.
M. A. Douthitt has traded his
truck and truck line to Lee Hol.
comb.
Mrs. G. W. Gates has been on
the sick list but is up and going
again. ,. 3"
G. P. Joens, has purchased q
new wagon.
The echool is progressing Moe
ly, one Of the best schools we
have ever had at House, have an
Of 180 or more and we
may need another teacher soon,
ns the school is growing.
The House boys defeated the
Tucumcari boys in basket ball
last Friday with score of s to Is
pretty good for the home boys as
hey had no practice.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-10-21
School

From present indications our
school is certainly going to be
asuccess this year. Two scholars
who have been with us before
entered school last week, Matte
lyn Daniel and Zelda Hurley.
LGrtnn wall, animenth grade
scholar, entered last week
Mrs.L E. Davies, former pri-
mary teacher here, visited Miss
Stroud's and Mrs Keith's school
rooms Last Friday afternoon.
We had. the pleasure of having
Rev. HI dge with US Friday after
no n. Hs gave US an excellent
talk. A few of the patrons were
present but we would be SO glad
if more would take an interest.
The domestic science girls are
doing some good cooking, They
fiud ready sale for their p es.
They sold seven Tuesday.
M. A. s.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-10-21
ARMIsTIcE DAY.

On November eleventh, the
first annual reunion of World
War veterans will be held in Am.
arillo, in which all of the Posts
Of the American Legion of the
entire eighteenth district
will participate. The railroads
have granted reduced rates OF
fare and one. third for the occas-
ion and Hanso n Post is sparing
no pains to make the day anotsble
one among patriotic demon
ations
Taiban Valley news., 1921-10-21

The Parent r eachers Club has
it's regular Social Friday night
Oct, the 28th. Come and be with
US, the more the merrier. 1t is
good to get together and forget
our cares and worries for one
hour and enjoy the harmless en-.
tertainment given by the Club.
Those who missed hearing him
missed rare treat, his preaching
will benefit any people regardless
of denomination, feel that any
town or Community will be
fortunate to secure his services.
Brother Hodge is Of the Christain
faith and breaches the Gospel
without fear or favor,
Taiban Valley news., 1921-10-21

The penalty for violated law. !.
if a man drop a lighted match
into keg of gunpowdsr,t the of
feet of his imprudence is quickly
made known by the explosion
that follows. If he stick pin into
his flesh, his wounded nerves
quickly send his brain . report
Ct the injury. These are the Ger.
tain and sudden results Of physi-
cal law. Butifa boy is passionate,
or deceitfuI, or dishonest, the
punishment for these violations
Of Gods moral law may not, and
generally do not, imm diately
follow; but that they will follow
at some time lie as certain as The
law Of right has been violated.
1t is written that, because cen :
tence against an evil work is not
executed speedily, therefore the
heart of the sons OF men lie folly
set in them to do evil " Because
we do not see the execution of
Gods penalties at once, we are
inclined to think that He may not
cary ou the sentence at all.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-10-21

REV. Hodge, of Hamilton
Texas, has just closed a series of
services here, And think he did
as good preaching as we ever had
in TaibaD,
His sermmons were interesting
and instructive.
BeOther. Hodge is, think,
Christian s entleman, and has 80
conducted him ell while here.