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Evening star., 1921-03-27
BLACK Beauty"

BLACK Beauty" known and loved
for forty years wherever books are
read, has come to life on the screen,
and the picturized version will be
the featured attraction of the Easter
week program at Moore's Rialto
Theater. beginning today.
The wonderful horse. whose auto
Sewel. will be pictured in action, and
his life, through all it's changing
phases of playful colthood. early
pleasures, trials and fears; it's con-
tact with the lives of other horses
and humans; it's hardships, dangers
and triumphs. will be unfolded. All
the charm and the pathos of the
story, it is said, have been retained
in the screen version, including the
thrilling story woven about the
humans" in which Black Beauty
participates without being aware Of
it's nature. but always in accordance
with the conduct and the mental
processes of the most famous horse
MIR. and Mrs. George Randolph
Chester wrote the inside story"
formed Of events and situations
which Black Beauty could not OBJ
serve, and many of the thrilling
scenes of the book have important
bearings upon this story. Jean Paige
is pictured in the leading feminine
role.
Entertaining and amusing minor
features will be shown with an or
chestral accompaniment, including, as
overture, Creme de la Creme.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Nineteen and Phillis. "

Easter week at Crandall's Metropoli-
tan Theater will mark thc first Wash
ington presentations Of Nineteen and
Phyllis" featuring Charles Aay. 1t
is First National attrac ction produced
by Arthur S. Kane from the original
story by Frederick Showers. a story of
adolcscent love. which finds its conflict
in the rivalry of Andrew Jackson Cava-
naugh an SIS per week clerk and jim
my Long. Son of a wealthy father. for
the hand of Phyllis Laurin. village heir
ess Andrew is seriously handicapped
by being thin, poor, minus that badge of
social pre-eminence craved in every
small town. "a dress suit and is other
wise impeded in his conquest of the
heart of Phyllis while Jimmy, on the
other hand. fat. jovial, owner of evening
clothes, proud possessor of a snappy
roadster and proprietor of a bankroll
that does not hesitate at the purchase
of a $500 diamond engagement ring.
Andrew, however. has ideas and a
staunchness Of purpose which. when put
to the test. proves equal to unusual
emergencies. Minor films and orches-
trail features complete the bill.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
HAS BEEN ACTING
TT1IRTY-FOUR YEARS

CPOTTISWOODE AIKEN has had a
stage experience of twenty-seven
years and the fruits of seven years
before the camera
Aiken was born in Edinburgh, Scot
land. and began his stage career with
Louis Calvert in England. Arriving
in America. he became a member of
Augustin Days famous American
company and for many years was a
familiar figure on Broadway and at
the theatrical clubs.
AIKEN met d. w. Griffith and began
his screen work in the chief charac-
ter gro1e in THE Birth of Nation"
and other big Griffith productions.
( az late years he has played import
antsparts in many successful features.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
The Magic Touch.

WHAT is the magic touch that lifts
story right out of the ranks OF
merely an idle tale and into breath
ing, realistic, cross section of human
ity?" This question was put to Kathleen
Norris. the magazine writer. now writ
ing for the screen.
"There is no magic about it," the
celebrated author replied. ut is a ques-
ton of concentrated effort and untiring
attention to details.
when success first came to me it was
truly a surprise. 1 wrote simply about
the folks l knew, and found that they
were like the folks that other people
knew. and there was almost an instant
demand for more of my stories.
"The problems of everyday life are
of interest to everybody. But you must
love your fellow beings before you can
understand them and write about
them"
Mrs. Norris was born in San Fran
cisco and did not begin writing until
after her marriage to Charles Gilman
Norris.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
"The Faith Healer

1.-The Faith Healer" George Mel
fords production of William Vaughn
Moody's drama of the same name,
featuring Milton Sills and Ann For
rest, will be shown at Loew's Column
bia Theater this week. beginning this
afternoon. 1t is the tale of a shep-
herd of the hills. afiame with a holy
zeal, who abandons his flock and
comes to civilization to exercise a
strange and mystic healing power.
His fame. which. spreads like wild
fire. is suddenly halted by a woman
of the world with whom he falls in
love and his healing power collapses
until he realizes that the woman re-
quires healing in far different way
Minor films and musical selections
will complete the bill.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
"BreWster's Millions"

Roscoe cFatty'D Arbuckle will be
pictured this week at LOew's Palace
Theater. beginning this afternoon, in
Joseph Henabery's adaptation of
'Brewster's Millions" by George Barr
Mccutcheon-a comedy romance CEN
tering about the grandson Of two
wealthy old men whose efforts to out
do each other in providing for the
boy furnish the main theme of the
stery. When one grandfather pre-
sents him with million dollars the
other counters with a proposal to
give him $5,000.000. provided he is
absolutely broke at the end of a year.
The effort of the boy. Monte Brew
ster. to meet the requirements pro-
vides amusing entertainment Short
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UNUSUAL STORY
MADE INTO FILM

SCARCELY one out of each ten thou
sand books published in the nine
teenth century is read or remembered
by the present generation. but thoso
that have retained their popularity
are firmly fixed in the affections o.
the public. Time either effaces mem.
ories of books or hallows them. Foi
this reason, stories that have stoo'
the test of time are assure of eN
traordinary popularity, it is claimeo
when put into motion pictures.
The complete story of Black Beauty
Ginger, Merrylags. Sir Oliver. Duches
and the other equine characters. a
written by Anna Sewell in the earl
seventies. now has been told in pic
lures. together with a thrilling stor
of the lives Of Black Beauty's huma
friends and acquaintances.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Fihmograns

DARIS had the shock of it's existence
when the suggestion was offered
TO exhibit photoplays at the National
Academy of Music and Dance on the
nights when the opera is not sched-
uled-this to meet a big deficit and
10 prevent the ballet from quitting
because of reduced salaries. The
news report states that the sugges-
tion probably will not be adopted.
F. Mason Hopper. who has been
directing the series of two-reel come
d1s of boy life by Booth Harrington.
has been re-engaged by the Goldwyn
Pictures Corporation.
II is said the cast for the screen
version being made of Rupert Hughes,
novel. The Old Nest" will be the
greatest ever assembled for motion
picture Interpretation.
Rene Adoree. Mrs. Tom Moore. as
she is now known in private life,
plays sister to Mr.. Moore in his lat
est picture, Made in Heaven"
The newest undersea picture
drama. "Wet Gold" made by the Will
Iiamson Submarine Film Corporation.
was written by j. f. Williamson, and
-
--graphy for clearness, for variety Of
scenes and for human drama 1t was
made around and near the Bahamas.
and its story concerns the efforts of
castaway to vanquish submarine
pirates.
Director Thomas j. Cannon of the
Palace Theater Orchestra. will cele-
f4ate Casters advent today and all
This week by contributing Easter
Fantasies" to the musical program as
an overture.
Virginia Faire. who was the winner
of the fame and fortune contest re-
Gently conducted by several motion
picture magazines. Will play the lead
for the film version OF kipling's
without Benefit of Clergy"
Marguerite Clark. the gossips say,
isiour feet ten inches in height, has
hr3 3wn hair and eyes. and-is married,
but not 20 professional"
After a year-and- -a-half rest from
photoplay work, Elsie Ferguson is
to be seen in "Footlights," Il story
by Rita Weiman.
Twenty two-reeI comedies are to
be produced by Mermaid and released
by Educational Film Company dur
made by three groups and two diff
ferent producing units, but at the
head of each group will be the men
who have made the Mermaid come
dies popular.
The National Pictorial News. craw-
ford e. Carter, producers. local film-
making concern, is now running a
new line Of films for local showing
that cover industrial matters and
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Garden.

The first four days of Easter week
at Moore.s Garden Theater. beginning
today. Edith Roberts will be pictured
in The Unknown Wife" meIo-
drama Of everyday life. tinged with
the influence of the underworld;
Thursday through Saturday, Eva
Novak will be featured in her latest
Universal photodrama. Society Sc
crets, written by Helen Christine
BENNETT, as magazine story of a
fashionable New York girl, who edu-
Gates her fiance's small-town parents
up to social leyel acceptable to her
snobbish aunt. and by her sincere
democracy teaches the children of the
old folks bitter lesson. Short films
and musical numbers will be included
at all showings.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
HlnlIyQnlQntS
The PhotoPlay

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n SON devoid of sex problem of the
4 \ of mode not played big feature
children OF Washington it carried meaning OF
anything or "nch
the picture of Wshngtons play
grounds the producing inspired by ten
There in the picture but NOT
that kiss 1t the thrill
ing that receives lar
little from the that plan and do things in tins work.
that deserve more thought
chan usually accorded them Broad h ws count the citizen
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Lighting photography mechanics all
Cameamn and and electricians and painters and
Cabinetmak needed
neglected do
tem they be discouraged Inundated
mated to studio avorites and than that
CHARLES McCLNTOCK who
ts TaR eg n % p a @ @
children but probably seldom thought
who trained the Children he
;s 'ss a sn s : h: 5 s as
cable the hands
familiarity breeds contemptand proceeding
directors viii child who
directors them
fedure
candy and other and
The final solution OF the problem
who appealed
excellent All which
ohld like his elder knows when
CHARD BENNETT whose
~ Damaged Goods and who here
Beyond the Horizon
picture director at Hollywood, Calf.
RENJAMIN CHAMPION, who writing the move
~ men to clean up the photoplay,
impulse to become
aches II nothing they take his advice
MARY P1CKFORDS picture Little Lord Faunt-
w leroy" " ~ 1A'
N1AZMOVA is neither Irish been intimat.d
She
Gated in Zurich. Odessa and Geneva" ~ " '
''HE THREE MUSKETEERs" to be adapted to III. c. ~
L '~ '~~N" io
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Knickerbocker.

Charles Ray, as the pictured hero of
at Crandall's Knickerbocker Theater
today and tomorrow. where also
there will be special musical features
and minor films. including Fellow Rom
ans starring Harry Pollard Tuesday
and Wednesday. Louise Glaum will be
the pictured star, in Love" a Louis
Joseph Vance story. and the Vanity Fair
Girls in Running Wild''; Thursday and
Friday, Goldwyn's production of The
Girl with the Jazz Heart" starring
Madge Kennedy. and Saturday, Enid
Bennett, in silk Hosiery"
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Crandall's.

The first three days of the week,
Charlie Chaplin in his six-reel COM
edy, The Kid; Wednesday anS
Thursday, Goldwyn's production. The
Man Who Had Everything" featuring
Jack Pickford. story showing how
a wealthy father made a real man of
his spoiled son; Larry Semon's farce,
The Sportsman; Friday and Satur-
day. Madge Kennedy, in Goldwyn's
The Girl With the Jazz Heart" and
"Torchy Mixes In." Sewell Ford
comedy.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
New Stanton.

Today. Fanny Hursts "Humor-
esque"; tomorrow. Thomas Meighan.
in "Civilian Clothes; Tuesday, Cecil
B. De Miles Something to Think
About" featuring Elliott Dexter,
Gloria Swanson and Theo. Roberts;
Wednesday, Mabel Julienne Scott and
Milton Sills, in Behold My Wife;
Thursday "Heliotrope"; Friday. Ros-
coe (Fatty) Arbuckle. in The Life of
the Party" and Fire Bugs: Satur-
day, Mae Murray and David Powell, in
"Idols of Clay: matinee only. Charles
Hutchinson. in "a Double Adventure"
Evening star., 1921-03-27

Marion Brisco, from Knoxville,
Tenn said to be we'll known in south
ern social circles. has gone on the
stage under the name of Mona South.
and is to make her debut in a small
role in The Little Girls in Blue" a
new musical comedy by Fred. Jack
son. to be produced by A. L. Erlanger
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Cover the Hill"

William Fox's production. "Over the
Hill." founded on the immortal poems
of Will Carleton. the poet of the soil. a
Photographic production which has been
one OF the notable attractions of Broad
way for almost a year. will be shown at
the Shubert-Ga Theater this week.
beginning this evening, and twice daily
thereafter. 1t is simple and appealing
story of a mothers love. There is a
boy who has been picked out as the
black sheep Of the family, but he event
ually proves to be the one of all who
holds most strongly to the mother love.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

Dean and Lon CLANCY. in "Outside
the Law; Tuesday, Gladys Walton, in
Poor Girl. Ridh Girl; Wednesday.
Mother. l Need Yod"; Thursday, Mar"
Miles Minter in "A Virtuous Out
cast" and Saturday, All-comedy
night.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Photoplays This Week
AT PHoToPLAY HOUSES ALL THIS WEEK

RIALTO-"Black Beauty" Shown today at pm
GARRICk-Over the Hill Shown this evening $40 o'clock
PALACE-"The Faith Healer" Shown today at pm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Phyllis Shown today
COLUMBIA-Brewster's Millions" Shown today at 3 PM
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. 'The Inside
OF the Cup: Tuesday and Wednesday,
Paying the Piper" and Mack SEN
nett's Bungalow Troubles; Thurs
day. Bebe Daniels. in "She Couldn't
Help It," and Vanity Fair Girls. in
stance Binney, in Something Diff
ferent," and comedy, Movie Mad"
and Saturday. "Milestones." and
Harry Pollard, in His Best Girl"
Evening star., 1921-03-27

Lon CLANCY has been engaged :
play the leading role in the new fill
version of Gouverneur Morris orig
nal story. The Ace of Hearts" whic
is soon to be commenced at Culv'
City.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Knickerbocker.

George Arliss, in THE Devil"; Ho-
bart Bosworth. in "A Thousand to
One: Jack Pickford. in Just Out of
College" and Dorothy Gish, in The
Ghost in the Garrett
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Crandall'S.

First Nationals production, Not
Guilty" with Sylvia Dreamer and
Richard Dick in leading roles.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
NEXT WEEKS PHOTOPLAYS.
METROPOLITAN.

George Arliss in Associated Ex-
hibitors' film version of Franz Mol
mars play of THE Devil.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

are designed for educational pur.
poses Ihe company also has Just
completed two reels on "The His
tor,c Potomac for the American
,or1o hed sross. .no which take in the his
pers Ferry and vicinity. Great Fails
AleXandria, Mount Vernon and the
POTOMAC down as far as Point Look
out. i>ooA
SO popular are the American photo
plays becoming in the islands of the
West Indies. it is said, that the na.
i've women are now beginning TO
mimic our screen stars with ali the
dramatic wealth of the tropics in
the West Indian towns. Trinidad is
saiu. 10 resemble a great moving pic
ture studio
In one Of the scenes Of "a Message
from Mars a loving scene. showing
win other things. two young par
rots. the directors assistant tried
ior three days TO make the parrots
KISS. but without success. The pre-
sumption was that they were of the
same sex.
Dated" May Allison's latest pic
ture, deals with a mysterious mur-
der. with curcumstantial evidence
pointing to an innocent man.
Martha Mansfield. the screen star.
thinks if a girl really loves a poor
man and wants to marry him, she
can help both his and her chances
by taking an interest in what he is
doing and squirting him on to great
er endeavor. If he is the right type
OF man he will grit his teeth. put his
shoulder to the wheel and. when
success comes. remember the girl
who pointed the way.
"Gilded Lies" Eugene O'Brien's
latest picture. presents him as a
young explorer. who is given up for
dead by his fiancee.
Conway Tearle's next starring
photoplay. will be The Man Of
stone" an East Indian story by John
Lynch and Edmund Goulding.
The seknick picture. You Can't
XIII Love-" has for it's star Hedda
Hopper. who in private life is Mrs,
De Wolf Hopper. She appeared with
William Faversham. in THE Man
Who Lost Himself"
Young America First" the play
ground picture shown at Loew's CO.
lumbia Theaier all last week. at
tracted groups of prominent persons
TO the Columbia during the week
4, Mrs. Calvin Coolidge. wife of the Vice
President: Mrs. Herbert Hoover, wife
of the Secretary of Commerce; Miss
Mabel Boardnan, former District
Commissioner. and many others at
tended. A delegation of members OF
the League of American Pen Women
and another delegation from the Dis
trict Federation of Women's Clubs
witnessed the showings. Friday morn
ing, 1000 school children attended
in a body.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

Roland Reeds old farce. Lend Me
Your Wife" would scarcely know
itself in it's screen form and new
title, THE Chicken in the case"
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Revere.

Today. RobinsonCole production,
The Stealers"; tomorrow. Buck
Jones, in Two Moons Tuesday.
Mouse; Wednesday. William Russell,
in THE Cheater Reformed; Thurs
day. Shirley Mason. in The Girl of
Ny Heart: Friday. George Walsh. in
Number IL" and Saturday. specials,
including 'The Son of TarZan."
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Palace.

Metros production. "a Message
From Mars" featuring Bert Lytell.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

length pictures and orchestral music
are other attractions.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Savoy.

Today-vivian Martin. in 1.-The Song
of the SOUL" and Vanity Fair Girls, in
Running Wild; tomorrow. Jack
Pickford. in THE Man Who Had Ev-
erything." and Harry Pollard. in
Make 1t Snappy": Tuesday and
Wednesday. De Miles forbidden
Fruit: Thursday, 1.-The Scoffer": Fri
day, Viola Dana, in THE Offshore
Pirate" and Saturday. Billie Burke,
in The Education of Elizabeth" and
'Toonerville's Fire Brigade5'
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. Katherine
Macdonald. in MY I.ady's Latch
key" and Larry Semon. in THE
Sportsman; Tuesday and Wednes-
day, CLARA kimball Young, in
"Hush." and Harry Pollard. in Make
1t Snappy"; Thursday. House Peters
and Marjorie Daw7, in THE Great
Redeemer." and Vanity Fair Girls. in
Running Wild; Friday. Some One
in the House" and ''Toonerville's Fire
Brigade" and Saturday, Mack SEN
nett's Love. Honor and Behave"
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Truxton.

Today. Mae Marsh, in The Little
Fraid Lady,; tomorrow, d. w. Grif-
fith's Broken Blossoms: Tuesday,
Viola Dana. in "A GLORIOUS Girls Ro-
nance; Wednesday. "West of the
Rio Grande"; Thursday and Friday,
Vera Gordon, in "The Greatest Love-"
and Saturday. Gladys Walton, in Poor
Girl, Rich Girl"
Today and tomorrow. Douglas Fair
banks. in ''The Mark of Zarro": Tues
day, Sidney Mason and Dorothy Green
in "The Good, Bad Wife; Wednesday,
Irma Harrison and Kempton Greene
in THE Daughter of Devil Dam;
Thursday, William Russell, in Bare
Knuckles." and Sunshine Comedy
Don't Tickle; Friday. Gladys Wal
ton. in "Rich Girl. Poor Girl" and
l. Ko Comedy. and Saturday, Charlie
Chaplin. in "The Kid" and episode
six of "Son OF Tarzan."
York.
Today Bebe Daniels. in "She
Couldn't Help It." and Mack Sen
netts Movie Fans: tomorrow. Kath-
crime Macdonald. in MY Ladys
Latchkey." and Larry Semon. in
"The Sportsman: Tuesday. "The
Truant Husband" and Harry Pollard.
in "His Rest Girr'; Wednesday.
"Milestones" and comedy. Moon
shine; Thursday and Friday. with
matinees both days. Charles Chaplin.
in 'The Kid and Saturday. Con-
stance Binney. in Something Differ
enh" and "Toonerville's Fire Bri-
gade."
Evening star., 1921-03-27
Lyric.

Today. George Walsh. in Dynamite
Allen; matinee only, Eddie Polo, in
king of the Circus; tomorrow and
Tuesday, Tom Mix, in "The Road
Demon; Wednesday and Thursday
Good, Bad Wife: Friday and Sat
urday. Mary Pickford. in THE Love
Light"
New.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

E Mason Hopper. who has been
directing the series of two-reel come
d1s of boy life by Booth Harrington.
has been re-engaged by the Goldwyn
Pictures Corporation.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

II is said the cast for the screen
version being made of Rupert Hughes,
novel. The Old Nest will be the
greatest ever assembled for motion
picture Interpretation.
Evening star., 1921-03-27

In one Of the scenes Of "A Message
from Mars loving scene showing
win other things. two young par
rots. the directors assistant tried
Tor three days to make the parrots
KISS. but without success. The pre-
sumption was that they were of the
same sex.
Evening star., 1921-03-27
DANCING.

Today and tomorrow. Priscilla
Evening star., 1921-03-27

The National Pictorial News, craw-
ford e. Carter. producers. a local film-
N aking concern, is now running a
new line Of films for local showing
that cover industrial matters and
Evening journal., 1921-09-20

Nick. But will you please open
your umbrella. Mr.. weatherman.
and turn It upside down. When
say. one. two. three. ready. CO.
please close II with a snap and hold
II shut. Nancy, do you want TO
help?"
Nancy did. and IN a minute the
two OF them with the help OF their
Magic Shoes) were crawling along
a top branch OF the tree toward that
noisome creature known by the
name OF Loony Locust. They had
wished themselves very small, and
as they slipped along the branch
they looked like two plump little
bugs.
Loony was Just about to start his
scraping again-why he liked 10 dc
II so well no one knows. for It's
anything but musicai-when the
twins gave him a shove. Before ne
knew what had happened. or could
catch himself. down he went. crash
ing through the leaves like a hail.
stone. Down. down he went right
into Mr.. sprinkle-Blow's open um.
brella.
Quick as a blink the fairy wealth.
Evening journal., 1921-09-20

members OF all creeds and races by
instilling a feeling OF brotherhood
Il have no sympathy for the Ku
Klux Khan Dunno said. because.
by its very tenets It stirs up preju-
dice against creed and race. which
is an intolerable practice attacking
the very roots of our national life.
Name of the Klan.
The name Ku Klux Kian was
picked solely because It has been
associated in history with lynching.
violence and mob rule.
The Ku Klux Klan admits the
prescription OF millions OF fellow
citizens because they happen TO wor-
ship God in a different way as per-
mitted under the constitution. or be-
cause their ancestors were born dur
ing recent years without the borders
OF the United States.
Jews. Catholics. Negroes. are
plainly Disseminated against by the
Ku Klux Klan. by barring them from
membership.
The black man Is placed outside
the pale OF law.
America is for all people who be-
come citizens and abide by our
laws" Dunno added.
America is for every person who
Evening journal., 1921-09-20

erman shut it up. with Mr.. Loony
Locust safely inside. well. I de-
clarei" exclaimed sprinkle-Blow.
Who'd have thought those twins
we're so smart7"
Up in the sky, Jack Frost turned
over and went to sleep again.
Thought l heard Loony Locus,
calling out about fall." said he. but
I must We been mistaken"
(To BE Continued)
Copyright, 1891. by Newspaper
Enterprise).
Evening journal., 1921-09-20

noises we're coming; the noises thai
Loony Locust was making by scrap
ing his wings. do you want him
to stop his noise. Mr.. Sprinkle
Blow?" be asked.
Yes. l do. MCKEE" nodded the
fairyman, emphatically. I mos
certainly do. but l don't know how
Il do" declared Nick.
Sprinkle-Blow nearly fell over
How" he gasped.
'I'll show you in a minute" said
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
KILLED IN TEST Fly

BERLIN. - While testing a new
form OF motorless hylng machine
Lieutenant Leusch. a distinguished
German flight commander during the
war. fell Is feet and was killed.