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Mn snd Mrs. CARER DEHAvEN- Knlckerbocker"
Pantomime and the Photoplay.

TN the late nineteenth century and
the early twentieth We developed the
teapot actor, or the romantic style.
There was much flourishing. gesture
and gallantry on the stage. The leading
man swooped and bowed low to the
leading woman. who returned the cour-
tesy with fancy bows. We still have a
few of these actors and occasionally
they get a play in which they display
their wares.
I'VE are just recovering from the neg
liEe age of acting brought on by the
influx of bedroom farces. In this age
actors just couldn't wear anything but
silk paJamas. and the petite feminine
stars disported themselves in boudoir
robes and other flimsy materials.
'Now We have come to the revival Of
pantomine. Most actors and actresses
these days work n motion pictures as
well as on the stage, and they are devel-
oping this lost art Of expressing feeling
without words 1t is long and difficult
road for the young actor to travel. how
ever, for there are no exponents OF the
old school Of pantomine to teach the art.
and 1t takes a far greater artist to reg
lister emotion without words than 1t does
to get over a bit of action with the
use Of the voice. The difference between
pantomime on the stage and that on
the screen is a matter Of time. On the
stage the actor has minutes to get over
his meaning, while on the screen he has
only few seconds.
THE motion picture is a great me
dunn for the actor, and l believe in a
few years we will have developed a
school of artists that can be called pam
tomimic realiSts, who will be equally
good with or without the use Of the
voice."
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things would be for them 10 become
workless servants.
"A Successful Calamity" was writ
ten in two weeks and produced two
weeks later. On the opening night
in Wilmington. fter the last curtain,
Arthur Hopkins Being unable to To-
cate Miss Hummer, left a message for
her that the play was perfect and
the opening a triumph.
locked in her room at work. At ,
am. she had finished new first
scene of the last act, virtually one
fourth of the play MIR. Hopkins
came back to Wilmington with the
weary determination to influence
temperamental playwright to let well
enough alone. He heard the new
scene in silence, had the parts typed,
given to the company to learn on the
train to Washington, rehearSed on
their arrival and the new scene was
James X. Hackett saw the play in
Washington. and. it is said, reported
to Mr.. Erlanger that the piece lacked
punch and was altogether worthless.
1t was admitted to the Booth Theater.
and by Wednesday of the opening
week more than $4,000 had passed
through the box office.
1t was managerial difficulties that
halted the run of BE Calm, Camilla
and THE Rescuing Angel" and Miss
Hummer hopes to reproduce them.
Last season, owing to the conges-
ton. it was impossible to get any
theater in which to produce "Rollo' )
Wild Oats" until the Punch and Judy
Theater was secured, and there this
comedy ran for eight months.
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Author of The Mountain Man"

THE first play that Clare Hummer
ever wrote was Good Gracious.
Annabelle." about six years ago. 1t
had a long run with the original
company and there were three or
-four road companies playing it.
The same season Miss Hummer
wrote "A Successful Calamity"
which opened in Wilmington. played
week in Washington, and thence to
the Booth Theater. New York, where
it remained for the season.
Third in succession was THE Res
,cuing Angel" This also first saw
light in Wilmington, did a week in
/ Washington, then Philadelphia and
the Hudson Theater, New York. 1t
provided Billie Burke with one of
her most delightful starring vehicles.
Next came BE Calm. Camilla" 1t
opened cold at the Booth Theater,
New York, four years ago, but had a
long rum
Good Gracious. Annabelle" was
written when Clare Hummer was Wis
iting on Long Island, and was really
inspired during certain drive
around a big estate, where there
were twenty-five to thirty servants
and the owner had been absent for
years. while the servants We're living
in comfort and luxury. To Miss
Hummer this was but bit OF the
irony and comedy of life. 1t was the
heat of the summer. There were
people born to the delicacies and re-
.finements Of life, deprived of them:
daintily made people were suffering
from lack Of money. How happy
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Wonder
full Thing"

"The Wonderful Thing" the new
First National attraction, will be the
feature of the bill at Crandalls Metro
politan Theater this week, beginning
this afternoon. with Norma Talmadge
pictured in the stellar role. 1t was
adapted from the stage play by Clara
Beranger and Herbert Yrenon.
The story concerns the marital ex-
periences of Jacqueline Laurentine
Boggs. daughter of the richest pork
raiser in Iowa, who becomes the wife
of an impecunious Englishman while
visiting at the home of his sister
abroad. The husband is involved in
financial difficulties through the
profiigacy of younger brother. A
creditor who feels disinclined to OBJ
serve the spirit of his bargain. re-
veals to Jacqueline that her husband
had married her only for her money.
The principal SUPPORTING roles are
played by Mrs. Jydig Hoyt. one of
Americas social leaders: Harrison
Ford and Howard Truesdale.
"A new Harry Pollard comedy, the
Pathe News and the Literary Digest $
Topics of the. Day ALSO will be
shown. In addition to a tuneful
score n. Mirskey will direct the
Metropolitan orchestra of thirty in
selections from Leoncavallo's "Pagli-
acci"
Announcement is made that the
doors will be thrown open to the pub
lie today at O'CLOCK, instead of
at 2:3o.
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FIJI N OGR 4 M S

In the making Of Man TO Man"
picture OF ranch life, hundreds Of
cattle were stampeded the other day.
while twenty cameras registered the
effect.
Hail The Woman" story Of home,
spun New England folks, is announced
by its producer as his acceptance Of
the challenge TO produce the kind of
photodrama that the public really
wants"
Australia has sent her foremost
picture, 1.-THE Sentimental Bloke." por-
trayed by her best actors and
actresses, to this country for general
distribution.
Ramsay Wallace who plays a lead
ing role in "The Call of Home" says
he was student under Woodrow
Wilson when the latter was n mem
Der Of the faculty of Princeton.
Japanese. Quick River"-says his
greatest Joy is making love TO his
wife. Tsuru Aokf. in pictures. Quit.
appropriately. the little madames
hobby is said TO be spoons.
Dorothy Davenport. otherwise Mrs.
Wallace Reid. VIII return TO pictures.
Report declares her to prefer home
e
She is a niece of Fanny Davenport.
famous actress in the golden age Of
Augustin DAILY.
Goro kino. the Japanese villain Of
Pauline Frederick's T.ure of Jade"
admits that he looks 50 evil in the
part that he is afraid to see himself
In mirror. and that even the
cameramen are scared when they
SHOOT" him.
]. H. Howell. once aide adviser 10
| the Duke of Connaught, IL is claimed,
/ has been engaged TO see that court
| etiquette is properly observed in the
| coming picture. THE Prisoner of
| Zenda"
| A HOLLYWOOD hostess was showing
| her Italian garden to Rudolph VAL
/ entino. IT was really beautiful
! garden, and the actor, bubbling with
| Latin enthusiasm. eXcla lined: How
! charming. We have nothing like
this in Italy"
The drama let" has made it's ap-
| pearance on the screen in the shape
| of film vaudeville.
John Barrymore lis about to go on
\ record as a screen duplicate of Sher-
[ lock Holmes.
The Gilded Cage" a story by Ann
| Nichols. which this season was seen
| on Broadway as Love Dreams" Il
| comedy with music, has been bought
! as starring vehicle for Gloria Swan
| son.
Edna Wallace Hopper. whom theatcr
| gcerS Of a generation ago will re-
4 cali as a famous beauty, il said to
| have had her charms restored with
! the aid of facial specialists. How
! it was done will he shown in a mo-
I, ton picture at the Belasco.
| Two hundred and fifteen acts which
| have been appearing in the conti-
| mental musical halls have been book
+, ed for Shubert vaudeville and will be
/ So en- during the course of the season
at the Belasco.
Booth Tarkington's play. THE Man
/ From Home requires large COM
pany to take pictures in London and
Italy. James kirkwood will play the
| title role.
THE Battle of Jutland.'' motion
picture that has been in preparation
! in England since the close of the war,
will soon be released for showing in
this country.
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KNICKERB0GKER-"ThemWon
derful Thing"

Norma Talmadge will be pictured at
Crandalis knickerbocker Theater to-
day and tomorrow in First Nationals
release of "The Wonderful Thing" a
romantic comedy adapted from Lii
liam Trimble Bradley and Forrest
Halsey's play. and Harry Pollard, in
"The Joy Rider" with a concert
number. Offenbach's "Orpheus" over
ture; Tuesday and Wednesday. Rita
Weiman's story of THE Stage Door,
uEder the title of "After the Show"
with Jack Holt and Lila Lee featured,
and "Snooky's Labor Lost" also Sc
lections from, Victor Herbert's "The
Fortune Teller: Thursday and Fri
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Carter De Haven.
for the first time here. in their own
film version Of the stage play. MY
Lady Friends and Mack Sennetts
"Ohicer Cupid" with "The Morning of
the WORLD and the "Pique Dame"
overture; Saturday, Doris May, in a
new picture supplemented by the
comedy. Saving Sister Susie" new
issue Of screen Snapshots" and a
Mutt and JEFF comedy, with orchestral
selections from The Half Moon"
Evening star., 1921-12-04

the star of There Are No Villains"
Bayard Neiller's screen version Of
Frank r. Adams youthful. sleuthful
comedy. The cast includes CASTOR
Glass. Edward Cecil, De Witt Jen-
nings. Fred Kelsey and Jack Cos
grave.
The story concerns a federal secret
service agent and the operations of a
band of opiom sumgglers. Miss Dana
portrays the girl who is assigned to
watch a wealthy business man sus-
pected Of smuggling opium. She finds
that the trail leads toward young
ex-soldier seen in the suspects COM
pany. and she changes her position in
order to trail the ex-soldier. Con-
the smugglers, She watches him so
well love suddenly intervenes to up
set all the plans of the secret service.
The program will include a new
comedy. the Pathe News and the Lit
erary Digest Topics, as well as musi-
cal selections.
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Polish Pianist Coming.

Ignaz Friedman. distinguished
Polish pianist, who created a sensa-
tion on his American debut the early
part of this year. has returned to
America for second visit, and will
be heard in recital at the New Ma
sonic Auditorium Monday evening.
December 49, at 500 o'clock.
Musicians and critics who heard
Friedman on his first visit were quick
to agree with those of Europe and
South America that he is the fourth
and last of that circle of living Polish
pianists-Paderwski de Pachmann
and Hofmann-which musical history
will record as the greatest quartet of
the piaaoforte ever produced at one
time by one country.
Tickets for the concert may be had
at the Offices of T. Arthur Smith, Inc.
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Wyman-Brockway Saturday.

Lorraine Wyman and Howard Brock.
way of New York will give recital
of Kentucky mountain ballads and
old French songs in the auditorium
of Central High School Saturday
evening, under the auspices of the
Washington Society of Fine Arts and
the community center department of
the public schools of Washington, in
compliment to the conference on the
limitation Of armament, members of
which will be guests of the evening.
Miss 'Wyman is a pupil of Yvette
Guilbert and has sung in concert
with her in London and Paris. She
has an excellent voice and 1T is her
custom to make explanatory remarks
about the songs before she sings
them.
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RIALTO-"Under the Lash"

Unusual strength of character por-
Gloria Swanson. in Under the LASH"
which will be shown at Moore's Rial
to Theater today and all this week.
The story is emotional. compelling
and highly dramatic. being an adapta-
tion Of Edward Knoblock's and Claude
Askew's play. 1.-The Shulamito." Miss
Swansons leading man is Mahlon
Hamilton and others in the cast in
clude Russell Simpson, Lillian Leigh
ton, Lincoln Steadman, Thona Jasper
and Clarence Ford.
The story concerns the abused wife
Of a self-centered, overbearing Boer
farmer. who holds her in abject sub
lection until a young Englishman en-
ters her life. Musical features will
Evening star., 1921-12-04
COLUMBIA-"Way Down East"

"Way Down East" D. w. Griffith's
photoplay masterpiece, will be con-
tinued at Loew's Columbia for a sec
ond week, beginning this afternoon.
Lillian Gish and Richard Barthel-
mess. head cast that includes
Burr Mcintosh. Creighton Hale. Mary
Hay, Kate Bruce and many others
1t is a screen version of the noted
stage play by Lottie Blair Parker. a
romance backgrounded against rustic
gayety and the infiexible morality Of
New England.
In the role Of Anna Moore. the girl
Of the story, Miss Gish has probably
the supreme role of her career. Rich
ard Barthelmess is pictured as the
boy who loves her and rescues her
from death in what is undoubtedly
one of the most remarkable climatic
scenes ever brought to the screen.
The story concerns a girl adopted
by rich relatives. tricked by a false
marriage and bounded almost to
death by the gossips of a small
village.
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New York Symphony Dec. 13.

The third concert of the New York
Symphony Orchestra's Washington
series is announced for Tuesday
afternoon, December 10, at 4:30
o'clock at the New National Theater,
This will mark the farewell appear
ance this season in Washington of
Mr.. Damrosch. who will turn over
the conductors baton to. his eminent
guest conductor, Albert Coates OF the
London symphony, for the two re-
naming concerts in the series.
Marguerite D'Alvarez. the cele-
brated Peruvian ,contralto of the
Chicago Opera Company, is an
nounced as the soloist-
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Quick RouAe to Screen.

FROM the chorus to the screen!
That's the swiftest way to star
dom. If you doubt it. ask Billie Dove,
famous beauty Of the Ziegfeld FoHies.
and Elizabeth North, a decorative fea-
ture of the Greenwich Village Follies,
another famous congress Of beauties.
Both young women have recently
stepped out of the ranks of the chorus
into the cast of an important screen
production, William Christy Cabanne's
latest production, "At the Stage Door"
Miss Dove. by the way, in the leading
role.
Evening star., 1921-12-04

@EoRGE ADE Is writing his first
" screen play, Our Leading Ciu-
gen." expressly for his friend,
Thomas Meighan, who will play the
title roo.
EIinor Glynn, British writer. has ar
rived In California to be on hand
when Gloria Swanson begins work on
Beyond the Rocks" adapted from
Mrs. Glynn's novel.
The Henry NJ. Stanley expedition
into Africa is to be screened as
serial. with Ellen sedgwick as its
star.
Harry Myers good work as the
Connecticut Yankee in the Mark
Twain film has been rewarded. it is
announced, with an important part In
'Kisses."
Nazimova is to appear in screen
version Of her former stage success,
'"fhe Dolls House."
Sir Gilbert Parker tells the world
that he used to go every week TO q
! little theater in the early days Of film
cred II the thing for q respectable
,itizen to be seen entering a movie
show-and that the screen more than
| justif1es his faith in its enormous pos
| sibilities.
| Charles Ray is making what he in
| tended to be q vacation trip TO the
east, which he is seeing for the first
| time. Managers have insisted on per
! sonal appearances in each large city
until he reaches New York. where he
| will work on his new picture.
| "Smudge."
| Robert Brunton, having sold his
! studio property to the Schenck syndi-
! London. to produce pictures of the
| British Isles.
Dorothy Phillips is to be starred in
Soul Seekers" the first Of series,
| Lon CLANCY. who has made good as
| a portrayer of crook roles, Will pla y
the part of reformed gangster in
! Hope Hamptons next production
/ White Faith"
| Porter Emerson Browne has writ
ten his first photoplay, which he has
| named "All at Sea" Richard Rarthel-
| mess will be the star and Louise Hufl
the leading woman.
! Lila Leslie has been engaged fol-
! an important role in "A Guilty Con.
science a play of English civil serv-
ice In India, which is shortly to be
; screened.
Several tons of dynamite" have
been planted to blow up "A mile OF
railroad track for the final episode
Of breaking Through"
| In the dueling scene in The
Prodigal Judge" it is said the pistols
once belonged TO President Andrew
I, Jackson. and were used by him il
an encounter in which his opponent
was killed and himself painfully
| wounded.
Hall Caine is coming from Eng la nd
to supervise q new film version of his
; novel. The Christian
'.Ail for a Woman" a foreign film
| built around Danton of the French
revolution. it is said has been pro.
| nounced by jury of actors, authors
etc. of the Lambs Club, to be 4
great picture" Danton is played by
Emil Jennings, who was the king in
Passion"
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Olympic.

Today, VIM Rogers. in -"Poor Rela-
tion," and Harold Lloyd, in among
Those Present.; matinee pm; to-
morrow and Tuesday. Thomas Neigh
an. In 'tCappy Ricks." and Larry Sc
mon, IN '"The Fall Guy: Wednesday,
screen snapshots- and Pathe News;
Thursday, drst showing in Washing
ton, Violet Msrsereau and Edmund
Cobb. in '.Fihders Keepers, and
johnny Hines. in1sTorchy q Ia Carte" ;
Friday, Shirley Mason, in Ever Since
Eve: warren's post nature, Ram
btsrs Three" and Snub Pollard; in
Law and Order; Saturday, Tom Mix.
in '.The Might HorsemSn"; Mutt and
JET comedy and Pathe News
Evening star., 1921-12-04

A treat is promised theater patrons
when "Up in the Clouds" the latest
musical comedy to be produced un-
der the. personal direction of Joseph
m, Gates. is seen here at Polls The
alter the week commencing December
25. There are said to be many sur
prising and novel effects in the show.
Desha, one Of the dancers appear
ing in the Fokine ballet, 1.-The Thun-
der Bird" at the New York Hippo
drome, is posing for Miss Malvina
Hoffman, the sculptress, for the figure
of the woman in the memorial to be
erected at Harvard to the late Robert
Bacon. formerly American ambassa-
dor to Franco,
Evening star., 1921-12-04
CRANDALL'S-"Why Girls Leave
Home"

Beginning this afternoon at 8. and
throughout the week. Warner Brothers
special production Of the stage play,
'Why Girls Leave Home"
Anna @. Nilsson and Maurine Powers
are cast in the role of the girls driven
from homo by the inability Of a poor
father and a man Of wealth to perceive
the requirements for their daughters
happiness.
Tho bill viii include Mutt and JEFF
comedy, news and topical features, with
pine organ accompaniment
Evening star., 1921-12-04
Empire.

Today and tomorrow, Mabel Julienne
Scott and Stewart Holmes, in "No
Woman knows: added attraction all
this week., Pat Murphy, in songs and
instrumental music, program changed
daily; Tuesday, "Whats a Wife
WORTH" also comedy; Wednesday,
Edith Storey. in 1.-THE Greater Profit"
also comedy; Thursday. Maurice
Flynn. in "Bucking the Line" also
comedy; Friday. Miss Du Pont, in
"The Rage of Paris" also episode No.
12 Of '"The Terror Trail; Saturday,
Buck Jones, in Riding to Death"
also episode No. II of "The White
Horseman."
Evening star., 1921-12-04
New Stanton.

Today, Tom Mix, in, AFTER Your
Own Heart" and Clyde Cook, in 1.-THE
Sailor; tomorrow, Charles Ray. in
"Scrap Iron" and Ann Little, in "The
Blue Fox" No. g.: Tuesday, Owen
Moore, in "a Divorce Of Convenience:
Wednesday, Gertrude Atherton's
Buck Jones, in straight From the
Shoulder; Friday. Ralph Ince's wet
Gold" and Buster Keaton, in "Con-
.vict 49,: Saturday, Gouverneur Nor
ris. super-special, "a Tale of Two
Worlds and Charlie Chaplin, In "A
Days Pleasure"
Evening star., 1921-12-04
Fred Stone s Popularity.

A LII smart showmen agree that Fred
Stone is one Of the greatest en-
tertainers in the world today. Stone,
Of course, doesn't take it SO seriously,
but keeps working hard day in and
day out. Although he is kept busy
amusing audiences in his current mu-
sical comedy, "Tip Top Stone has
had time to work in motion pictures,
and has just completed two cracking
western subjects, ''The Duke of CHM
ney Butte" and BILLY Jim," both pre-
sentedl by R-C Pictures.
Evening star., 1921-12-04
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. "a Mans
Home. and Buster Keaton, in The
Goat; Tuesday and Wednesday, Pola
Negri. in "One Arabian Night
Thursday, Wanda Hawley, in Her
Face Value: Friday, James Kirk
wood, in The Great Impersonation' !;
Saturday, Ben Turpin, in Mack SEN
nett's Home Talent"
Evening star., 1921-12-04
Doris May S Next.

uEDEN AND RETURN" Doris Mays
- next starring production for
R-C Pictures. was adapted from Ralph
e. Renaud's stage play by Beatrice
Van, and provides Miss May with one
of the most amusing vehicles of her
career. 1t was directed by William A.
Setter, who also directed "The Foolish
Age"
Evening star., 1921-12-04

Stu another revival is set for this
week, when William A. Brady viii
"Bough and Paid For" in New York
Tuesday night. This play was orig
inAlly produced In 1911 and ran for
flfteen. months in New York. Since
then 1t has been shown in London,
Norway, Sweden. South Africa and
Australia,
Evening star., 1921-12-04
York.

Today. Thomas Meighan. in "Cappy
Ricks": tomorrow and Tuesday. Anna
Nilsson, in why Girls Leave Home;
Wednesday, THE Golem"; Thursday
Pauline Frederick, in The Sting of
the Lash; Friday. Tom Moore and
Helene Chadwick, in From the
Ground Up; Saturday, May McAvoy,
in Morals"
Evening star., 1921-12-04
Princess.

Today, George Klein's "Quo Vadis':
tomorrow. Alice Calhoun. in Rain
bow; Tuesday, Earle Williams, in
Bring Him In: Wednesday, Roy
Stewart, in "The Devil Dodger'
Thursday, Corrine Griffith. in THE
Single Track: Friday May McAvoy.
in "Everything for Sale; Saturday,
Reginald Parker's Poverty Of
Riches"
Evening star., 1921-12-04
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow, Pola Negri and
Ernst Lubitsch, in "One Arabian
Night; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Elsie Ferguson, in "Footlights"
Thursday. House Peters. in The In
visible Power: Friday. May McAvoy.
in Morals; Saturday. Constance Bin
ny, in The Case of Becky
Evening star., 1921-12-04

Pocus": Wednesday, special Chaplin
night, "The Idle Class" Shoulder
Arms" etc: Thursday, House Peters
and Irene Rich, in Invisible Power; !;
Friday, 1.-THE Golem." and Saturday,
Hobart Bosworth and Doris May. in
THE Foolish Matrons.'
Evening star., 1921-12-04
Photoplays This Week

AT PHOTOPLAY HOUSES ALL THIS WEEK
METROPOLITAN-Norma Talmadge, Thing"
Opens this
PALACEViola Dana, in There Are Opens
afternoon.
RIALTO-Gloria
Evening star., 1921-12-04
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, Pola Negri and
Ernst Lubitsch, in "One Arabian
Night; Tuesday and Wednesday.
Elsie Ferguson, in "Footlights":
Thursday, ''The Go1em"; Friday. The
Princess Of New York: Saturday, Lon
CLANCY, in "Ace of Hearts,"
Evening star., 1921-12-04
Regent.

Today and tomorrow. THE Woman
God Changed: Tuesday. 'Too Wise
Wives: Wednesday. Miss Dupont. in
THE Rage of karis": Thursday. May
McAvoy, in Sentimental Tommy:
Friday, Carmel Myers. in Cheated
Love-" and Saturday, Reginald
Barker's "Snowblind"
Evening star., 1921-12-04
Lyric.

Today and tomorrow, Elaine Ham
merstein, in "Remorseless Love" and
George Beban, in, "The Dawn of Fate;
Wednesday, William Farnum, in
"Rough and Ready; Thursday, Alice
Brady and Frank Mayo, in "The
Trap; Friday, Douglas Fairbanks. in
"Matrimaniac," and Saturday, Miss
Dupont, in "The Rage OF Paris.
Evening star., 1921-12-04
Carolina.

Today and tomorrow. Rupert
Hughes production. 1.-THE Old Nest;
Tuesday, "Alrs Fair in Love-; Wednes-
day. Vivian Martin, in Pardon My
French: Thursday, Sessue Hayakawa,
in Where Lights Are Low: Friday.
Eugene O'Brien, in 'The Last Door: !:
Saturday, 1.-THE Mystery Of the Road"
Evening star., 1921-12-04
Dumbarton.

Today. "If Women Only Knew: to-
morrow. Shirley Mason, in ever
Since Eve; Tuesday. Wanda Haw-
ley, in "1er Sturdy Oak; Wednesday,
"Quo vadis"; Thursday, The Old
Nest; Friday. "The Mystery Road
and Saturday, Tom Mix, in THE Night
HorSeman."
Evening star., 1921-12-04
New.

Today, Frank Mayo, in 'The Shark
Master. tomorrow, Harry Carey, in
Brute Island; Tuesday, Marie Pre-
vost, in Moonlight Follies"; Wednes-
day, Antonio Mareno, in Three Sew
ens"; Thursday, 'The Money Chang
ers"; Saturday, all-comedy night.