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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-04
LOEW'S PALACE
"There Are No Villains"

viola DANA. the dainty and
demure Metro star. Will begin a
weeks screen engagement at Loew's
Palace Theater this afternoon as the
star of There Are No Villains" Bay
ard veiller's brilliant and fascinat-
ing perturbation of Frank r. Adams
youthful. sleuthful comedy Of tho
same name, in which Miss Dana Is
supported by an exceptionally bril-
liant cast that includes CASTOR Glass,
Edward Cecil, Dewitt Jennings,
Fred Kelsey. Jack Cossrove. and
many others.
There Are No Villains" brings
Miss Dana to the screen in the role
of a Federal Secret Service agent.
who is the chief figure in a story Of
rinRs-both opium and wedding. In
this story OF the operations Of band
of opium smugglers. Miss Dana has
a role that is not only radically diff
ferent from the parts In which she
has appeared In recent pictures, but
one which gives her a splendid OPP
portunity to display that charming
versatility that has long made her .
favorite with discriminating photo
play lovers.
AS a member Of the Federal Secret
Service, Miss Dana portrays the girl
who is assigned to watch a wealthy
business man suspected Of smuggling
optum into San Francisco. AS this
mans stenographer. she finds that
the trail leads toward young ex-
soldier who is seen in the suspects
company. and she changes her posi-
ton in order to trail the ex-soldier.
Convinced that he is the go
between for the smugglers, she
watches him so well love suddenly
intervepes to upset all the plans Of
the Secret Service. In the end. Cupid
and the law have an adventurous
time getting things adjusted.
Manager Beatus has arranged to
give the production a splendid pro-
gram background. The program viii
include a new short-length comedy
success, the latest Issue Of the Pathe
news and Literary Digest Topics, as
well as a charming overture selec-
ton,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-04
CRANDALL'S
"Why Girls Leave Home"

BEGINNING this afternoon At
CrandalTs Theater viii be
shown "why Girls Leave Home"
with Anna @. Nilsson and a dis
tinguished cast Of stars filmed in
the leading roles.
"why Girls Leave Home" is,
photodrama of fine purpose and a
high quality Of artistry in which
are set forth a colorful succession
Of picturesque and fast-moving cpl
sodes. While some Of the scenes
are frankly melodramatic, there is
nevertheless disclosed in the paral.
lei stories of a poor girl and q rich
girl, both driven from home by CIR
cumstances alike In effect only.
much that may well give parents
food for thought. The picture lays
bare the faults of fathers and
mothers as well as those Of their
children, and points q way to q
rational solution OF one OF tho most
insistent problems with which the
American home is confronted.
Anna @. Nilsson and Maurine
Powers are cast in tho role of the
girls driven from the parental roof
by the inability Of a poor father
and a man of wealth to perceive
the requirements for their daugh-
ters' happiness. Both contribute ad-
mirable portrayals.
Claude King. recently at the Gar
rick in THE Fair Circassian," il
cast as the rich father and Julia
Swayne Gordon as his wife. The
comedy is intrusted to Dan Mason.
and an important role il played
with rare skill by Kathryn Perry.
in private life Mrs. Owen Moore.
The bill for the week will be
augmented by clever Mutt and
jeff animated cartoon comedy.
news and topical features, and will
be rounded out by excellent Pipe
organ accompaniment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-04
MASONIC AUDITORIUM
Ruth Draper

EREsH from enthusiastic recep-
tons in London. Ruth Draper
said to be the worlds greatest fem
inine character actress, IL to ap-
pear hero at the New Masonic Au-
ditorium Tuesday evening at SIS
o'clock in the second recital of the
r. Arthur Smith. Inc. star lecture
course.
Miss Draper. who II q young
woman with remarkable powers Of
snimiory. will present . varying
assortment Of her own original
character sketches which are
marked ny . humor and pathos
that never fail to carry her audi
snoe through the entire rangs Of
amet1ono.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-04
Film Plays on
Their Journey
to the Capital
"GET -RICH-QUICK WAL
LINGFORD" is coming
- oo,,-t, Cnl,,,S,h;o

"GEI -uIon-Qoich- WAL
LINGFORD" Is coming
to Loew's Columbia.
Katherine Macdonald. in
"Her Social Value" and Harold
Lloyd. in "Never Weaken"
will be the attractions at the
Metropolitan next week and for
the first two DAYS Of the week
at the Knickerbocker.
Ethel Clayton. in Beyond"
from the play Of Henry Arthur
Jones, comes to The Strand
next week.
Next week. Tuesday and
Wednesday, the Knickerbocker
will show Lon Clancy in 'cThe
Ace Of Hearts," with Ben Tur-
pin on Thursday in "Home
Talent"
Anita Stewart comes to
Moore's Rialto next week in
"Playthings Of Destiny"
Mack Sernet's Home Tai
ent" will be screened for the
first three days Of next week
at Cranhall's. followed by "A
Mans Home" on Wednesday
and Thursday. and May Nc
Avoy in Morals" in Friday
and Saturday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-04

the symphony'sl special number for
Thursday and Friday.
Saturday only Doris May win be
seen In a new vehicle Of great
charm, which will be supplemented
by the comedy, Saving SistAr
SUSIE" a. new issue Of Screen
Snapshots" and a laughable Mutt
and jeff animated cartoon comedy.
The Knickerbocker Symphony under
the conductorship Of Sig. Natiello
win offer selections from "The Half
Moon" by Jacob. as its special
concert number.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-04
Tried 1t Twice.

HOMER DICKINSON and Oracle
DEACON, who are featured on
the Shubert vaudeville programs.
have been twice married and as
many times divorced. They are
still the best Of friends, however,
although they frown upon the talk
of q third union
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-04
Opens New House.

THE most beautiful, commodious
theater in tho world II the
encomium passed upon tho now
Keith theater opened recently In
Cleveland. Another new house Ia
being erected in Cincinnati. Both
are the result of plans drawn by
e. F.. Albee. the chief owner Of the
Keith circuit and the greatest
American authority of theater con-
struction and decoration. All the
many million-dollar- and-more Keith
theaters were his creations.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-04
She's Her Daughter.

MARJORIE HUMMER, who is a
member Of the cast Of Tho
Mountain Man." which opens at the
Shubert-Garrick Theater tomorrow.
is the daughter of Clare Hummer.
the author OF THE Mountain Man"
Marjorie Hummer made her debut
last season in "Rollo's Wild oat." a
comedy OF her mothers, which en-
joyed an eight months run In New
York, -.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-04
PretentiOuS Picture.

A DvICES from the re Pictures
studios at Hollywood, Cal.
indicate that Street OF the Fly
ing Dragon" win be the most spec
tacuiar production In which sessue
Hayakawa has ever appeared. His
wife. Tsuru Aoli will have the
leading female role.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-04
He Neper Wedkens.
THOSE who have marveled at n,

THOSE who have marveled at the
intrepidity Of Harold Lloyd in
such comedies as High and Dizzy"
will be moved to sheer amazement
when they view his ''Never Weak.
en-" at Crandall's Metropolitan
Theater the week Of December IL.
The locale" Of the action Is the
steeiwork at the top Of q twelve
story slkyscraper which Is In course
Of construction. To all who view
the comedy the wonder will be that
Harold Lloyd Is still among those
upon instead Of under the earth
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-04
Have Box Party.

A PARTY Of sixteen girl gradu-
ates of the Pope School. who
were fellow-students II Adele Row.
land when she attended that insti-
tuition of learning. will tender her a
box party at the Beiasco next
Wednesday and attend a reception
after the matinee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-04
NORMA TALhAD6E
in CAPITAL
THIS WEEK
Popular Motion Picture Actress
Comes to Metropolitan In
Film Giving Her Chances to
Show All Her Talent.
((HYvHE WONDERFUL THING"
the attraction presented

the attraction presented
at Crandall's Metropolitan
Theater for the week beginning this
afternoon, with Norma Talmadge In
The stellar role, Ia q photodrama
which affords its star much wider
!, seope for her brilliant talents than
any Of her recent vehicles. Adapted
from the stage success Of the same
name by Clara Beranger ana Her.
bert Brenon, 1.-THE Wonderful
Thing II quite a. rich in scintill-
ant comedy ~ in the heavier dra-
matte periods in which Miss Tai
nadge 20 excels.
1t u In the lighter scenes Of the
dsaightfuiiy entertaining subject
that the star recalls the earlier days
% her career when comedy was
deemed quite - much her forte ~
emotionalism. For those who have
admired Mis- Talmadge through all
the graduations Of her career, ''Ths
Wonderful Thing" promises . COM
pletely satisfying entertainment;
for those familiar only with the
later years of her development, the
picture will prove q revelation.
The story concerns the marital
experiences OF JaoQueline Lauren
tine Boggs, daughter Of tho richest
pork raiser In Iowa, who becomes
the wife Of an impecunious English
man while visiting at the home Of
his sister abroad. Tho husband II
involved in financial difficulties
through the proflisacy of q younger
brother.
A creditor who feels disinclined
10 observe the spirit Of his bargain.
reveals to JacQueline that her hus-
band had married her only for her
money. which was not true. but
seems unfortunately to have been
the case. Disillusioned. the bride
returns to American At the behest
Of her father who was man not
without resources beside those
which reposed in the bank. Under
the slkillful guidance Of the discern
ing parent q reconciliation II effect
Cd and romance resumes it, merry
course.
Miss Talmadge in the role Of the
young wife finds outlet for all Of
her talents. and by tho excellence Of
her impersonation and the charm Of
her humor win multiply msny fold
the great popularity which II A.
ready hers. The principal support
ing roles are played with equal
skill by Mrs. Judig Hoyt. ono of
Americas social leaders. Harrison
Ford. Howard Truesdale, and 9TH
ers of note.
Experimenting the chief feature
will be shown q new comedy vehicle
for Harry Pollard. o new issue OF
the Paths picturized news and the
most recent symposium of the Lit
erary Digest's sparkling Topics Of
the Day."
In addition to . tuneful score IN
terpretative of the action Of the ma
1or offering, N. Mirskey win direct
the Metropolitan Symphony Of thirty
solo artists in q colorful overture
number consisting of selections
from Leoncavallo's melodious opera.
'Pagliacci."
Announcement ID made that the
doors will be thrown open to the
public today at 2 o'clock. instead Of
1T 2;3O.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-27
GNO Safota.

Nremmc0 0lVW I uUguIulpeu
Sa Charles Wartin forleoen Wtor'
gen fom no for at lie til fine Spr
oe iorifieaige Sfur paa 5armen l19r
@arretion, lagoe ban Mterfe I'll Ell
esen uforflarlig Spbioielie hos iaa'
bel Seite iom &peg, og peo nGrmere
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iblonot Dem. Siorten fanbt Dog %
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Ell nerliggenbe WaiSager.
SrnsninssaifGren at slemmes.
Gen ltnoeripgelIe, ion Illtoriteterne
peo Soutb Satota ~ltniperiitet / Ser
million iberfiatte for at fomme efter
bbiIfe Stuoenter bopbe oelta9et |
Senaningen al Ell Sigllr foreItilenoc
MISREPRESENTATION u. s. SlagIe,
fsrte life til noget, og for at pDrte
fist paa Sen fiebelige Gag blep Den
Iaa optaget al Stuoenterne ielp. I'M
ser ct Webe blep Ser pebta9et Gcios
lutioner, bporpeb Sanolingen for
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Observation-Disclosures Spfatning
og Stanopunft ligeouerfor ErG'toent
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bore CLIENT.
EanIeipbrgsmaal DplScr Splib.
Otter bpoo Der beretteS fra Witcben
er belle Broiper Center SfoleoiItrift,
beliggenoe fem @til Spo for nGpnte
@o, fonmen / Ell alporlig inbbproeS
Splio peb Spprgsmaalet boorpiot Ser
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politiife Soft piloe blipe ~gnleoning
til Ell Spingom. Ser fortGleS, at
Sf~oleraaoet bar biQig til at lobe
Observation-Disclosures fan Nbglen til
Sfolebuiet for Sreftelie al politiife
Spergsmaal, men at banie / Sfole.
buiet, oct bar MI Ell belt atoen Sag
Tom man life gobt fltnbe gaa meb
paa. Nonpartiianfolfeue erfIGrebe,
at noar be life fit oanie ioa funds
set preoc Sfoleraab bcboloe lin
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lint blep afIpit. Wen imiblertib par
llfrcoens S9o uObreOt, og Sen pao.
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Senoa9 peb at finn set babe Mntal
Gleper msote til Son0agSifolen .
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set / &pinbeforenin9en, bpor Seg-
nirgen pllloiclig off neo til nGiten
set babe. = 90 BET forbiItreoe Sal,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-27

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Ifuloe iige til Sanlucs &os, set bil0e
BOG life bore balpt NOT" iuq6e Mr$.
Warp @ilbelm, 716 @int @on
Soutb SIDE, Sittsburg, Ga.
"SSeg brsmte aIbrig ON WltIio.
beben for en- Webicin, Ser flnoe oicn.
oprette mig til ben fortrinIige Sci.
breO ieg mi npber. s Girfeliqbeocn
hapoe ieg nGIten opergipet mio iii
at blipe Ell Sllpalib, Ga ieg tpocliQ
fltnOe ie, at ieg table / @egt GA
Stprfe bier Gag, og at inget Gin.
bring bar iiigte. s ire Iar bar 2ipct
giort mig til en- Slage neo @obe.
onOer, Sopebpine % Terbpiitet.
Zen fsrite Slaife al Smlac bir.
febe npitelt iom ct S%rpIlemiooel, o.
oct pareoe life lGnge fsrenb ieg bar
iao fritz og iterf, at ieg bonifeliQ
fltnoe fntte at ieg nogenitnoe babe
fienot mig ing en- Gag. Seq er MT
iom en- belt anoen Eerion paa cnbocr
Woaoe, ibet leg ipiier, iober, bcfur.
Der mig beore og ier beore no ems
paa mango Iur."
Sanlac iGlgeS al goOe Ipotbefcrc
| ale gper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-27

Mal,ocu. Ger CT Seic | SainoiS, iom
mi bar pGret oliet / flere Iar, 90 De
bGffcs mi al ct fra TO til fer Sommcr
inf Sag, ser liener ipecielt prepare.
ret &ilbber, % Inlet biber paa Dem.
Gen ionlme Sanbelsreiienbe tiger, at
gruSloqte Teie bebanbles paa iantnle
Wtoooe % meo li9e iaa gobc &eiulta-
ter - SEN eneite Sorifiel er at BET
ialocr biQiacrc, ga 8rl,iet life tager
ioa megcn Ole iom 2ere % orloen
Soro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-27
Ued JM|efden.

Nj konmer Tiden, da Guds rige Made
Paa syndig lord sig after valder ned;
Da den at Gud bestemte F9dselsgaade
Igien os bringer Velbehag og Fred;
Da Han som Faderen for Verden giver,
Skjont manages Fald, dog manages Frelse oliver.
Han kom Kj6dets Dragt til Juletiden,
Da han som Frelser fprst til lord steg ned;
Men, skj6nt usynlig, allie Dage siden
Han kommer gjennem Ordet, som vi we'd.
Han vii, vi skal Aand og Sandheds Styrke
FL blot til Jul, men Aaret rundt ham dyrke.
Udgyd MI, Gud, din Made hvert Hjerte,
Gj6r hver en- Tanke, hvert ct 0nske Bon;
Lad liver fattig Sjel, ON end med Smerte,
Paany bi f9dt din frelserige SON.
Alt hvad som stort og stot er du nedrive,
At nu ret mango Templet dit kan blve.
Q, hvor er Bsrnene. de glade, fromme,
Han med sin Salighed vii h9re til?
Og allie gredende! Hvorfor eli komme?
Han. Sorgens Born 10 kjerligst favne vii.
Han kom som Barn = vii Barnefrelser blive;
Hvem vii da Ell som Barn sig ham hengive!
Forlorne Son, som gaar paa Alfarveie,
Forladt, forvildet fra dit rette HEN!
Du som eli mer har Daabens Pagt Eie
Og tankel6st Synden vandrer frem!
O, lad tilbage nu we'd Julens Komme
Gud lede dig til sig og til de fromme!
Hos Maria og Josef, saligt hjemme
We'd Krybbens Platter, hvori Jesus er!
1V kan Qu QOS IuQS oTQ OS Mike Slennle!
Forbli saa fern, mar Frelsen err saa nar?
O, lad den Sandhed senkes dit Hjerte,
At Krybbens Barn kan lege Synd og Smerte!
Med Hyrderne vi Ordet vii adlyde:
Med dem vi os forsamle vii til Fest!
Til StaIden vii vi gaa, Velkommen hyde
Vor fattige og dog saa rige Gjest!
Alt m0rknes sterkt - Gud, lad dit LyS oprinde,
Saa vi den lige Vel til Jesus fnde!
N. P. n. HVALE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-27
Nprb Safota.

ltfienbt SaareipsSum. 8lanbt
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%forefommet Ell M Spgbom, iom Be-
tertnprer life peo bboroan ifal be.
fi9mpes. Gn Sporptter bar alere0e
miitet flere Spr. Spgoommen laoer
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taaer IGring.
Sagcn mob Scatpn afbrnbt. CO.
gen moo Srarf 6. Seatorl, tibligere
Seqer / oen faaereoe Scanbinabians
4merican 9anf / Sarge og anflaget
for ct l1nberilGb at $4,000, bleb
aibrrtot ben 20be bs. for life at gien.
optaees for Sen 27be. ~llbiGttelien
bar gipet efter SegiGr al I~nflagerne
og grinlbet paa of Statsaooofat @il'
liam 6. Green bar upasIelig.
NfIat &ummisier igien paa Siten
trpg. Sra gismarcf melotes Den
22oe, at 8. s. @ebe ben Sag igien
bapoe opertaget StiGingen iom Som.
misi9r for slrbeioeres @ootgierelies.
bureau eiter at babe ppret lebig iioen
Ipril 1920, "a ban al @upernpr
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Saqen bar iioen ppret paa Sartelt
meGem be forifie1ige Setter og bar
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ppret for Seieiteret. 6. q. sc.
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beoet / Sperensitemmelie meb en- al
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ore. Spencer forbebolot Zig bog Tet-
ten til at appe1ere Sagen.
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@iSconTtt.
Salg al Solitcinfura.

Salg al Splitcinfura. Gen I
@orron County itifteoc Screening a
Sc Sormere, iom befatter fig ntco at
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bopoe forriqe llge lit Salg / Den rQe
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get pellnffet ioet Der %afbGnbebcS %
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pris al $t5S. @ierneminitSprl'cl
for Gpiger bar 5000, for Srer $92.
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%feliqbeben bar baot, oplpieS Der lllj'
at al Sen llnoerpi8ning, Tom blrO
qipet / belle Sc 35 f6rite Nar al Uni
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famine Gnitalt / Ssbet al forrl9c
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teller, iom paafsrte ham Sabet of
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get nlber Sagebebanolillg / So
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gar qalnmel. Sorlloen fin Mon0
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al Win1eapoliS.
Silficnbt SfuScserintnina. 0trs.
Worgaret 90. @eber cr oe0 Retten /
Glol,b tilfienot Ell SfaoeSeritot
ming al $4,000, iom Rortbern ga.
cific SernbaneIelifab bar at uoreoe.
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o. ct Scrnbanetog paa en- &rp0Sning
af Sporet / Gait ct. Glolto, oQ bun
5ororing paa $4,000. Segs.
mool foreliger fra TO andre al famine