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Evening star., 1921-12-18

ficer, who, with his staff, officers and
men from the combined fleets. were
the guests of the Peruvian govern
ment
Mr. Skinner describes Senior Bel
monte as a man of dignity and great
politeness. His urbanity is totally
unexpected in one Of his vocation.
The king of toreadors lives in Triana.
one of the most beautiful suburbs
of Seville. in the house of his birth.
In his chat with Mr.. Skinner Bel
monte voiced the sentiments of
Ibanez against the bulltight and made
complaint about the behavior Of
the spectators.
at is hard for an American to
understand" said Mr.. Skinner re-
Gently, the enormous influence ex-
erted in Spain by the popular bull
fighter or to appreciate the high
place he holds in the esteem of the
Spanish people. He has more politi-
cal power than any American boss
His lightest word is law to the fol-
lowers of the bull-ring and its heroes.
He is man Of the people, usually of
the humbleSt extraction and lineage,
and the people literally worship him
for having risen to his high estate.
The admiration for the bull fight
ers of renown is not confined to the
lower or middle classes, for those OF
the upper classes. the patricians of
Spain. think much of him, too. and
discuss his exploits in the ring as
enthusiastically as -his more humble
followers. With Ibanez I witnessed
one bull fight in Madrid. This one
sufficed'
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NATIONAL-Otis Skinner.

Imagine Otis Skinner playing the
role of the most famous bullighter
in all Spain; popular hero. man
who has risen from the depths OF
poverty to the millionaire class by
reason of his ability to kill bulls in
the Plaza de Toros of Spain. whose
daring is the envy of his companions
and the delight of the Spectators.
Ell Gallardo. the character Mr..
Skinner impersonates. is ignorant,
superstitious. Dragging, staggering,
affable and naughty by turns and yet
the darling of the land of the Don.
He earns big sums, is lavish in his
success he meets the wanton. who
finally casts him off and here begins
the tragedy, BLOOD and Sand" which
moves swiftly to the end. This is a
meager skeleton of play from Tom
Gushing. the adapter.
The play is in four acts and five
scenes, two of which are in the salon
of Dona Sol, in Madrid: one in Ell
Ga1lardo's hotel reception room in
Madrid and the others on a farm in
Andalusia and g. chapel within the
bullring in Madrid.
Mr.. Skinner and BLOOD and Sand
begin a weeks stay at the National
Theater tomorrow evening. The sup
porting company includes Catherine
Calvert, leading woman, as Dona Sol;
Nladaline Demar, as Rosario. the bull
fighters wife: Cornelia Otis Skinner,
the stars daughter in her first pro-
fessfonal engagement, and small
army Of others.
Evening star., 1921-12-18
COSMOS-Merle Tolman and DAN
GERS,

\ revue that has charmed Broad
way and now is making its first bow
in vaudeville. "The Tolman Revue
featuring Merle Tolman and galaxy
of dancers, in a gorgeously staged
terpsichorean spectacle. is promised
as the big feature of the Cosmos
Theater bill this week. The advance
notices speak very highly of it.
Johnny Jess. author and actor. with
capable company, will supplement
the big act with a new comedy play
let, which has a surprise climax. 1t
is called "A Family Feud" and is
said to be worth while.
Other acts will include Cameron
and Meeker, eccentric comedians and
funmakers. in without Rhyme or
Reason: Walsh and Austin. in The
Life Saver" a comedy sketch with
songs: the Four Sevillas. daring
Spanish aerialists, and Phil Davis,
"a Dark Dream of JOY"
The matinee feature will picture
Marie Prescott, star of moonlight
Follies." in "Nobody's> Fool" sup
ported by Harry Myers. the famous
Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's
Court. 1t is shown here for the first
time. The funmaker will be Mack
Sennetts comedy. "My Goodness
which. with the International News
and Cartoon Comics, will be shown
at all performances.
Last weeks bill will be presented
today, starting at 3 pm.
Evening star., 1921-12-18
Burton Holmes Tonight.

For the fifth photo-story of travel
in his series here, Burton Holmes
promises at the National Theater this
evening at $40 o'clock novel devia-
tion from his usual procedure.
Around the World" is to be almost
exclusively a moving picture journey
with just a few beautiful colored
views to give touch of warmth and
softness and loveliness to the charm
of a restful moment.
The journey begins with New York
and proceeds across the Atlantic to
London. Paris. Norway. Spain, Gibral-
tar, Morocco. Italy. Greece. Egypt.
and then through the SueZ Canal to
India. thence to Siam, Malaga, Java.
Hongkong and Fornosa, across the
Pacific to Honolulu and back to the
L. S. a.
The lecture will be repeated tomor-
row afternoon at 4:So at the New
National Theater.
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B. F. KEITH'S- -"Epvnt :,

For the week before Christmas.
commencing at the matinee tomorrow
b. +. keith's Theater will present Ed
Gallagher and AL Shean, the Broad
way farceurs and musical comedy
vitalizers. in Egypt a satire full of
smiles. The famous Four Mortons of
the second generation, Sam and Kit
tie. Martha and Joe, will be added
headliners, in their latest farcical
frenzy with songs, Wearing Out the
Green with songs by Clarence Gas
kill. For the first time here Rhoda
Royals elephants. declared the class
lest of arenic acts, will appear. The
mammoth actors are in fact two tiny
pachyderms, Victor and Helen, which
go through a series of astonishing
feats.
Other attractions include the Ford
Sisters, in Dancing Around" with d.
Appolon, accompanied by their own
orchestra; Douglas j. Leavitt and
Ruth Mary Lockwood. musical COM
edy notables; Nine. Adelaide Herr
mann. the widow of the world-re-
nowned Hermann the> Great. in a
new series of mystery problems. in
Producing the. spectacular Illusion.
Mile. Lyna Tyber. soubrette from the
Olympia and Alhambra, Paris. in her
first American appearance in typical
French chansons. and Blanche and
Jimmie Creighton. in Midtown
Vaudeville. A special feature for
the children will be Bernice's
Christmas in which Santa Claus
appears and gives toys. candies.
picture books. puzzles and other
things to the youngsters at the matt
nees, beginning Tuesday and ending
Saturday. The sketch was written
and is produced by Angela Keir and
the carols will be sung by the stu
dents of the King-Smith School. Fred
eric ]. Haskin will be the chronicler.
Today at and SIS last weeks bill,
headed by Ella Retford. the Coburns
and the Mcconnell Sisters. will be
given. ....+
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L0ues and Entertuins Children

odd-shaped bubbles, beautiful bub-
bleS. He blows them out over his
audiences SO the children of all ages
from six to sixty may blow on them
and keep them up in the air for many
minutes. while "Griff'' fairly radi-
ates and keeps UP a funny line of
chatter in which he employs a boil
shevik doll and ventriloquist ability.
'Grif" is one of those grown
ups who is all the happier when with
his juvenile friends blowing bubbles
and teaching them the art. He has
made countless gratis appearances
in orphanaees, hospitals and similar
institutions.
He is an all-around Snowman, with
accomplishments ranging from gym
nastics to sliEht-of- hand; a wonder
full juggler. sings well and. knows
countless funny stories.
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Current Attractions
AT. THE THEATERS THIS WEEK

NATIONA-Otis Skinner Blood and Sand Opens
evening
POLTS-San Opera Company Carmen Opens
GARRICk-"The Wandering Jew. foreign photopay. Shown
night
B. S-"Egypt, vaudeville New show opens
afternoon.
BELASCO-Ernest Evansnn Codee vaudeville Opens this
COSMOS-Tolman vaudeville New show opens
afternoon.
STRAND-Electrical Wizards vaudeville
GAYETY-"Twinkc Toes burlesque this
CAPITOL-"Bathng Beauties buresque Opens
Evening star., 1921-12-18
Tribute TO Charles H0hn1an

0RRIN JOHNSON. who had the ad-
~ vantage of long and intimate as
sociation with the late Charles Froh-
man and was favored beyond many of
his school in the assignment OF i'm
Iortant roles, speaks in tribute to that
truly great man of the theater.
Charles Frohman." says Mr.. john
son, ':was bigger man in affairs of
the theater than the world realizes yet.
or indeed may ever know. He was a
man of fine texture, naturally as
shrinking and gentle as woman: a
devotee Of the theater without an equal.
He had no use for the unclean in
books or plays-or in people. for that
lnatter-and he maintained that the
1heater, in its highest expression, was
so far above every other human agency
"a influence for good that it was fools
job to argue the question.
I'm engaging actors he was as gentle
as a new schoolmaster. He put them
-. ease in jigtime, and. like wise
Evening star., 1921-12-18

Anita Klinova of Buffalo, n. Y. is one
of the leading mezzo- sopranos of the san
Carlo Grand Opera. Her parents, Of
Russian birth, were deeply interested in
music, and they allowed her to go
abroad and study for several years in
Paris and Florence. italy. She re-
turned to America and continued her
studies under Elena kirmes. the
noted dramatic soprano, formerly Of
the La Scala Qpera<in Milan.
Nine Petrova gave the mayor of
Boston a private showing Of 'The
White Peacock" and his honor is
sued a clean bill of health to the pro-
duction, which opened Monday night
to a packed house. Reformers inter-
fering with the play. 1t is said. were a
big boon in the way of free advertis-
ing.
Evening star., 1921-12-18
STRAND-Electrical Wizards.

a bill of diversity and unusual
amusement value is promised at the
Strand Theater this week, beginning
today.
THE Black Panther's Cub" a w. X.
Ziegfeld picture starring Florence
Reed and Earle Foxe. directed by
Emile Chautard. based on Swim
burne's immortal poem. "Faustine."
will be the chief film offering. Miss
Reed is pictured in a dual role, dur
ing which it is said she is seen in
four separate and distinct character
izations.
The vaudeville features Fred La
Refine and his company, "the worlds
foremost electrical wizards" in a
scientific and comedy novelty. Tur-
ner and Turner. in Clever Capers Of
a High Caliber"; Charles and Cecil
McNaughton. in Getting Acquaint-
ed; Ed Jackson and Dot Taylor. as
sisted by Morty Powers, in a clever
sketch entitled '"The Synco-Patriots,'
and Jimmy Lyons. attending the con-
ference as THE Soldier Ambassador.
will be other acts.
Selected minor features also will be
shown.
Evening star., 1921-12-18

! photographer. got natural picture Of
what he wanted. He did not haggle
about salary. If he wanted an actor
it was because he deemed him the per-
feet choice for a part.
HE did not like chafing people in his
business family. Indeed. the harmoni-
Gus working of his company was a
greater happiness to him than I have
ever found elsewhere. and 1 have had
some theatrical experience under di-
recting heads.
He was as frank as the morning
sun. and abhorred cheating Of every
kind. He honored his business both
in the sense Of duty and of work, and
his faith in it's ennobling ideals was un-
shakable. 1t was world Of message,
and it was a privilege to help carry it's
meaning to those who had the taste for
the better things Of life.
mo man working for Charles Froh-
man ever opposed his wishes. All Of us
respected and loved him. He was the
type Of manager that brought the
American theater to the highest estate
it ever has reached"
Evening star., 1921-12-18

THIS will be gala week for the
children in the Washington or
phanages. hospitals. homes and other
institutions, for "Griff. the Bubble
King" is here.
"Griff' has entertained over 1.000. 900
children in the United States and
Europe with his special ninety-min
ute performance carried directly to
the little ones, who for one reason
OF another, are unable to see him
at the theater.
During his Washington engage
ments he will visit as many of these
institutions as time will permit. and
he invites those in charge of the
public institutions to> let him know
when it will be most convenient for
him to call and entertain.
"Griff'' blows bubbles, big bubbles,
Evening star., 1921-12-18
Family Ties in Vaudeville.

FAMILY ties probably hold as long
in vaudeville as anywhere, for
there is an economic interest in kn. g
ing the family together that is kSs
present in other lines of work. The
Four Mortons. the Four Fords and
the Four Cohans. are well known and
the Foy Family universally SO.
There are today four Mortons-Sam
Kate, Joe and Martha-put the Four
Motions originally consisted of Sam
Kate, Paul and Clara. There are now
really seven Mortons. and only one of
Observation-Disclosures never been on the
stage Clara and Paul are now mar
ried and have given up the stage.
The Four Fords also broke up in
the course of time. the boys having
gone their way and the girls theirs.
The Four Cohans. who can name them
now? But Eddie Foy and his family
we'll what's the use speculatins.
Evening star., 1921-12-18
CAPITOL Bathing Beauties. "

Bernstein and Gallagher's bathing
Beauties with the comedian Jack
Hunt, will be the attraction this
week at the Capitol Theater, begin
ming this afternoon. The show is
heralded as happy mixture of musi-
cal comedy, vaudeville and modern
lied burlesQue, refreshingly new
from preface to finale.
The performance is divided into
two acts, during which there is a con-
tinuous whirl of laughter and song.
There are more than twenty musical
numbers and vaudeville features.
Other members of the cast are Lola
Austin. Ed Baxter, Grace burnside,
Pep Bedford. Harry Van, Marie
Dreves and Oscar Lloyd.
Evening star., 1921-12-18

Keitli's will have an extra matinee
be celebrated as Christmas day. 1t
will be given at pm, the other per-
formances occurring at 2 and s:15.
The entire regular bill will be given
at the extra matinee. The. same ar
Year day and the Monday following.
The players in the bill Christmas
week will have a celebration Of their
own, under the auspices Of the man
agement After the first matinee
Christmas and New Year day they will
be given a buffet lunch.
Evening star., 1921-12-18
new offering is said to be mirth- com

new Offering is said to be mirth-co COM
pelling.
The bill will comprise Eddie Nelson,
recently featured comedian in 1.-The
Love Waltz" in new offering which
stresses laughter and song; Walter
Weems, known as THE Southern
Gentleman" in an original line of
patter. with up-to-date jokes of his
own creation: the Gailerini sisters,
accomplished musicians. in an inter-
esting speciality, which features
music from the classical to jazz;
Brenck's golden horse. in an artistic
posing novelty. and Griff, the bubble
king, who comes from London, in
unique novelty; the Beige duo. artistic
acrobats, and the Shubert news
weekly.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars will
receive share of the receipts of each
matinee performance at the Belasco
this week for their benefit fund for
the care of sick and disabled service
men.
Evening star., 1921-12-18
GAYETY- Twinkle Toes" :"

This week Twinkle Toes" will hold
the boards at the Gayety, beginning
with the matinee this afternoon. The
play is in two acts and ten scenes
and is described as whirlwind of
incessant fun, quaint dialogue and
humor. The musical numbers are
cared for by score Of girls who
know how to sing. In addition to
uproarious nonsense, several Euro
pean sensational variety acts are
interspersed. The costumes, scenery
and electrical effects add much to
the production.
The cast includes York and May
belle, Joe Nelson, Six Stel1as, Betty
Weber. Gil Mack, Franklyn Byron.
Babe Burnett and Arthur Connolly.
Evening star., 1921-12-18

donna will be Anna Fitziu in "Thais.'' -
and Miss Saroya will again appear Sat
ur'iay evening i'll III Trovatore"
Besides this array of prima donnas.
Mr.. Gallo will present two new tenors
here in addition to his regular forces.
and also he will present Sylvia Tell and
the San Carlo ballet in several of the
operas.
Evening star., 1921-12-18
BELASCO-Ernest Evans and Ann
Codee.

Ernest Evans and his girls. with
Mile. Ann Codee. will be co-starred
in the nine-act program of Shubert
vaudeville at the Belasco this after
noon and all this week.
Evans, one of the best of light
is assisted in twenty min
utes of rare entertainment by a bevy
of pretty girls. who take a prominent
part in the comedy, melody and dance
with which the act abounds. Mile.
Ann Codee, with her quaint French
accent, is considered one of the fine
condolences of stageiand, and her
Evening star., 1921-12-18
Arcade Auditorium.

The management of the Arcade an
nounces "a week in toyland" for this
week. A series Of lucky spot" dances
will be staged each evening. and at
each dance the lucky girf' found
nearest the spot" will receive a
worthwhile Christmas toy
Evening star., 1921-12-18
GARRICK-'The Wandering Jew.

Manager Taylor of the Shubert- Gar
rick Theater announces that his at
traction this week will be the foreign
photoplay, The Wandering Jew"
presented by the All Art Producing
Company, with vocal and Instrumental
accompaniment
Evening star., 1921-12-18
Jlu' Drama spdAuSic

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NJ somebody ndorses it. and then everybody begins TO SUD-
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TO the fact that gye that law has its origin IN
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twenty years becomes law Last week the heate.
furnished revelation We have become accustomed
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phoopys that felt nothing cou oy any
bl be better than producing world was serving
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some time during sixteenth and they were
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WILLIAM FNERSHAM Is to revive The squaw Man. with one of
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the iadeaway the widely heralded dramatic
DEEvED Producing Managers seemed to lose
when sought the the right the license
play questionable morality Mr. A.
Moods familiar producing
Why should
the newspapers
EMMA CARUS as nippd bud"
new Surac
Company within month W. H.
Evening star., 1921-12-18

New York. during the holidays. a.
least. is TO have children's theater
The Manhattan Opera House has beet
secured, a stock company formed AN"
Little Red Riding Hood. ''Cindcr
ella" and Uncle Toms Cabin will u"
produced.
Evening star., 1921-12-18

According to a cable received ~
New York last week. Mrs. Langtry l.
shortly to return to the London stag
i'm a French comedy. "Comedienne.
Rousouet. which has recently been
seen in Paris Mrs. Langtry has ac-
uuired the British production rights
to the piece.
Evening star., 1921-12-18

Four David Belasco offerings are
now in or near New York. Frances
Starr in 'The Easiest Way" in Brook
lyn; David Warfield. in the Bronx;
Ienore Uric. Lionel Atwell and The
Wandering Jew.
Evening star., 1921-12-18

Oliver Morosco has new musical
play for Charlotte Greenwood, enti-
lied, Let 'Er Go, Lefty The book
is by George Z. Stoddard, ana the
music by Werner Jansen and James
r. Hanley The piece is scheduled 10
open in New Haven on Christmas.
Evening star., 1921-12-18
In the Spotlight

A FTER appearing exclusively in
IA motion pictures the last t~"
years, Harry Houdini Will be
seen on the Keith circuit next month.
Evening star., 1921-12-18

Alice Lloyd. English singing come
dienne. arrived in New York from
London last week and will shorty
open in Shubert vaudeville at the
Winter Garden. She brought thru
five trunks and several pets. including
a talking cockatoo.
Evening star., 1921-12-18

THE Bat" the mystery play by
Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery
Hopwood, will be presented by Wagon
halls and kemper at Polls Theater
for two weeks, beginning January 1.
The play broke all attendance rec
ords for more than a year at the
Morosco Theater in New York and
achieved the same record smashing
feat at the Princess Theater in Chi
Evening star., 1921-12-18

Oliver Morosco has obtained far
cical comedy. called. SLEEPY Time:
for production after the holidays. III
is a comedy with music. W. Lea DICK
son wrote the lyrics and Raymond
Hubheu composed the music. The
first production will be made at the
Morosco Theater, Los Angeles, early
in February.
Evening star., 1921-12-18

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somebody it. and then everybody begins to SUD
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70 the fact tell us that law has its origin
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Dances

The Social Service club of tho
rriul, Episcopal church. of whi,h
Mr.. 1Uuu CARSON is president viii
civ, 70 charity ball tt Convention halI
Monday evening MAY % TN,
pltrouH aud phlroncssoH are.
NraatI. and NCadum'a Charles
Drake. charles Bradcu. Frank
Moore. Joseph NashluEtun /. Il.
nlNl. Dpu HUNT sr. George Ran
SOM " a. Ntrnuok. John Garhy.
George Wiuklcr, winston Henry and
Arthur G. Hooper.
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Personal Mention

ON Tuesday evening MAY ~.
Rabbi charles Int, of Temple lsrlol
viii speak at tho University ~ Okla
homn Hs the guest of the ~, 'ahomd
chapter of the intercollegiate Men
orhh society ON sunday MAY %
Rabbi lat2 viii deliver tho bacca
laureate sermon to the graduatnr
class of the high school at Ilarts-
horne, okla
The many friends of Miss Ruth
Ptcrson. q sophomore a. Central
high school. viii hc glad 20 learn
that Rhc is recovering trpt1 n very
serious illness Miss ri"isun is at
the homo Of hor parents, Mr.. and
Mrs J u. picrson of % South York
town avenue.
Mra. &. q Armstrong and small
Julia Elizabeth, will leave
tomorrow for Ia Cygnc, Kansas. 10
visit Mrs william Mcqueen. Nj
and Mrs. Armstrong entertained
about 2b friends infor mally at bridge
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. clint Moore is visiting rela-
tivca In Chicago,