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Evening star., 1921-09-14
P0LI's-"G -"Greenwich Follies,
1920

The new theatrical season at Polls
will he really opened Sunday night
with the Greenwich Village Follies
1920" This is the second annual re
vusicai' comedy of New York's Quar-
tier Latin. devised and staged by
John Murray Anderson. 1t has not
yet been seen in Washington. but is
the same "Follies" which played all
last season at the Greenwich Village
and Shubert theaters in New York.
also in Boston. Baltimore and Phila-
delphia. 1t will be presented here
identically as in New York.
Its company is headed by the hilar-
ious Bert Savoy and Jay Brennan.
Others include Myers and. Hanford.
Phil Baker. Mccarthy Sisters. Louis
Rerkoff and Sister Fredia. James
clemons. Virginia Bell. Collins and
Hart, Julia Silvers. Russell Scott. Hap
Hadley. Hariette Gimbel, Olga Ziceva
and Mildred Mann.
Thirty artists models, said to be
high lights among the studio beauties
of Manhattan, are feature. A novel
incident is the episode with the IA
nous Benda masks. regarded as a
noteworthy contribution to modern
stagecraft.
Evening star., 1921-09-14
TRANsoM CLIMBER HELD.
Boy, sconfesses He Stole Auto.
Another Arrested.

A colored boy climbing through a
tfansom over door of the hardware
store of Davis & Child, 1110 14th
street, shortly before o'clock yesterday
morning attracted the attention of a
citizen, who notified the police. Sergt.
Guyer, with Privates Shelton, Thayer
and Norton went from the second
precinct station and captured Max
Smith, colored. who says his home is
at 1925 Lingers court. He was locked
up on q charge of housebreaking!
The boy was questioned by Capt.
Charles Peck, who stated he made a
confession in which he is alleged to
have said he had earlier in the night
stolen an automobile belonging to b.
L. Walker. 1924 California street.
from in front of the latter's home.
He Is also said to have admitted en-
tering the store of D. S. Driscoll,
1742 14th street, last Saturday morn
ing and recently to- have entered the
store of Dunnworth & Trant, 1922
14th street, and stolen $25.
A short time after the arrest of
Smith the police took into custody a
colored boy who said he is Edward
Lincoln, nineteen years old, of 1920
22d street. on a charge of having been
implicated with Smith in stealing two
automobiles.
Evening star., 1921-09-14
GARRICK-"In the Mountain. 4"

Louis Mann has chosen Washington
for the premiere of his new play I'm
the Mountains" which will be seeh
at the Garrick Theater Sunday and
all next week, prior to its presentation
in New York.
The play is the, collabo-ative effort
of Samuel Shipman and Clara Lipman
who have created for Mr.. Mann a type
of character such as he loves to por-
tray, that of kindly old German.
In fact, the entire play contains a
series Of remarkable character draw
ings. 1t is a whimsical story with an
earnestness that holds its interest to
the final moment.
!! -Mr. Mann has personally supervised
the staging of the new play. The cast
will include Frances Stirling Clarke.
Lola Adler, villiam p. Holden, Ar
thur Carew. Eva Randolph. Louise
Beaudet, WSnda Carlisle and Frances
Harland ].
Evening star., 1921-09-14
CRANDALL's.

: For the first. three days Of next
week. beginning Sunday afternoon.
Crandalrs will present Pioneers spe-
cial production. Neglected Wives
featuring Anne Luther; also Larry
Semon's comedy. "The Fall Guy;
Dana, In Puppets of Fate" also the
comedy, "Toonerville Follies," and
the last two days of the week, First
Nationals production of '"The, Child
Thou Gavest Me-" also the comedy,
''Snooky's Blue Monday"
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b. F..KEITH's- Caruis.

,Emnar Carus. eheeriest of come
diennessswili headline the b. F. Keith
Theatert bill. next week. Wellington
Cross will be the next Important fea-
ture in his new act of song and trav-
esty. Dale and Rurch will offer an
original comedy creation. "The Rid
ing Master" Richard KeaR will be
introduced In Scenes From Famous
Dramas" Jean Granese, songstress,
with her, brother Charlie is another
important offering. Additional selec-
|4ions will be the Ell Rey Sisters
Jaime, Huston Ray. and the Joannys
with supplemental features.
Sunday. at and 8:15 pm, this
weeks bill will be repeated
Evening star., 1921-09-14
C0LUMBIA-"The Affairs of Ana.
tol."

Cecil B. De Miles latest and great
est cinema production, "The Affairs
of Anatol," with its notable cast of
screen stars, will continue as the at
traction at Loew's Columbia Theater
next week. 1t is interpreted by
cast including Wallace Reid, Gloria
Swanson. Elliott Dexter Rebe Daniels,
Monte Blue. Wanda Hawley, Theo-
dore Roberts. Agnes Ayres, Theodore
kosloff. Polly Moran, Raymond Hat
ton and Julia Faye. and was person.
ally directed by Cecil B. De Mile from
the scenario by Jeanie Macpherson.
which was suggested by the famous
play of Arthur Schnitzler.
1t is being presented continuously
from 1880 am, to IL pm. daily.
Evening star., 1921-09-14
Film Features.
RIALT0.-"Without Benefit of
Clergy"

OF unusual interest will be the an
nouncement by Moore's Rialto Thea
ter that next week. beginning Sunday.
authors will be shown in the Aim
version of Rudyard Kipling's with
out Benefit of Clergy" as written for
the screen by Mr.. Kipling himself,
and, ."as an equal attraction" Victor
Herbert. the well known composer
and conductor, will direct the Rialto
orchestra in person every day
throughout the week in a program Of
his own compositions. Seldom Is any
city in the country given an oppor-
| tunity of viewing and hearing such
a program.
Evening star., 1921-09-14
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday, Katherine Mac
Donald and Wesley Barry in stranger
Than Fiction" and Mack Sennett's
Hard Knocks and Love Taps; Tues
day and Wednesday,, Thomas Meighan
inSiThe Conquest of Canaan: Thurs
day. Ethel Clayton in wealth and
comedy. Short and Snappy"; Friday,
Dorothy Dalton in Blind Masks" and
comedy. "Snooky's Twin Troubles"
Saturday. Enid Bennett in "Keeping
Up With Lizzie" and comedy. "On Their
Way" and Prizma, "Victory Parade
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NATI0NAI-"Two Little Girls in
Blue"

Next week. beginning Sunday even
ing, A. L. Erlanger will present at
the National Theater his new musical
comedy. 1.-TWO Little Girls in Blue"
direct from an all spring and sum-
mer Eun Pt the George M. Cohan
Theater, Rev York. 1t Is said to be
the most luxurious musical comedy
production ever made by Mr.. Erlan-
ger. The sumptuousness of the scenic
and costume accessories are its dis
tinguishing characteristics.
The cast is notable and includes
the Fairbanks Twins, alike as two
peas and for several seasons fea-
| ture with Ziegield's "Follies': Jack
Donohue, the famous comedy dancer
Emma Janvier, the Tomson Twins
Wanda Hoff, Evelyn Law and sixty
| others.
The book was written by Fret
Jackson, the music by Paul Lannir
and Vincent Youmans, and the lyric.
by Arthur Francis. The production
was staged by Ned Wayburn.
Evening star., 1921-09-14
Republic.

Sunday. Monday and Tuesday, a
Gouverneur Morris story, "A Tale of
Two Worlds" and Hallroom Boys in
THE Circus Heroes: Wednesday and
Thursday, Edith Storey in 1.-The
Greater Profit and Harold Lloyd in
''The Flirt"; Friday and Saturday.
Will Rogers in Honest Hutch" and
Frank Braidwood in a western, "The
Frame Up."
Evening star., 1921-09-14
GAYETY-Howe's New Show.

Originality. scope. novelty and
unique endeavor" are promised in
I next weeks attraction at the Gayety
| Theater, known as Sam Howe's New
Show. Mr.. Howe is said to have gone
out of the beaten path for his ideas
and to have evolved an entertainment
which illustrates the rapid strides
made by modern burlesque.
7 The cast includes, in addition to
! Howe, Cliff Bragden, Helen Tarr
!, Harry Left. Harold Carr, Frank Mall
Evening star., 1921-09-14
Apollo,

Sunday and Monday, Gloria Swanson
in THE Great Moment: Tuesday and
Wednesday, Katherine Macdonald and
Wesley Barry in Stranger Than FHc-
tion," and Mack Sennett's Hard
Knocks and Love Taps: Thursday.
Enid Bennett in Keeping Up With
Friday. Ethel Clayton in Wealth"
and comedy. Southern Exposure;
Saturday, Dorothy Dalton in Behind
Masks" and comedy, "Snooky's Twin
Troubles"
Evening star., 1921-09-14
STRAND-Holland-Do -Dockrill Circus

Vaudeville's equestrian Offering
Holland. Dockrill and. Company's cirl
Gus spectacle, featuring spectacular
bareback riding, is announced as the
premier number of the program, at
the Strand Theater next week. be.
ginning Sunday. Others will be
the Musical Rowollys, in a novel
musical concoction; Dougal and
Lsary. artistic singers with trim
mIngs"; Joe and Clara Nathan, the
"Sunbeams in the Garden of Vaude-
ville," and Jim Reynolds. the loose
leaf from the ledger of laughs"
Alice Brady will be featured in her
latest Realart production. Little
Italy," - :.
Short film features will complete
the bill
Evening star., 1921-09-14
KNICKERB0CKER.

Sunday and Monday of next week,
the Knickerbocker. also will present
Norma Talmadge's latest First Ma
tional attraction. The Sign on the
Door," and IT'S Your Move" a
comedy; Tuesday and Wednesday.
Alice Joyce, in .'The Inner Chamber -
also new comedy. "Snooky's Twin
Evening star., 1921-09-14
York.

Sunday, Katherine Macdonald and
Wesley Harry in Stranger Than Fic-
ton; Monday. Pauline Frederick in
Roads of Destiny" and comedy,
Snooky's Twin Troubles: Tuesday.
Thomas Meighan in THE Conquest of
Canaan" and Aesop Fable: Wednes-
day. Pola Negri in Gypsy Blood" and
comedy, "On Their Way; Thursday.
Will Rogers in Guile Of Women" and
comedy. "Oh. Buddy: Friday, Earle
Williams in The Silver Cup" and
Mack Sennett's Call Cop,,; Satur-
day. Wanda Hawley in Her Sturdy
Oak" and Larry Semon in The Fail
Guy"
Evening star., 1921-09-14
C0sM0S-Vaudeville.

ing offices to. Manager Brylawskf Of
1.-THE Cosmas Theater state that the
bill heretofore planned for that thea
ter. for, next week has been Cancelled
in. it's entirety and that a new bill,
standard both in quality and number
of acts, is being shaped for announce
ment later, 81. .
There will be no change in the pho
topIay features that have. already
been announced Frank Mayo's thrill
ing Universal production, 1.-THE Bla-
zing Trail" will be the added matinee
attraction and Mack Sennett's late
comedy. "Fickle F'nacy," will be
shown at all performances, with other
supplemental features !
An, excellent bill is, promised for
Sunday, starting at 3 pm. 81,
Evening star., 1921-09-14
PALACE-"A Trip to Paradise y

Bert Lytell, the popular Metro
screen star, will be featured at Loew's
Palace Theaters next week, beginning
Sunday afternoon, in "a Trip to Para
disc" based, on a drama by Franz
Molnar, author of "Liliom."- The
screen adaptati tion was made by Ben
jamin F. Glazer and scenarized by
June Mathis. 1t Is Maxwell Karger
production, in which Mr.. Lytell is
supported by Virginia Valli and
others, in dramatic story of mans
regeneration through a woman's love
and the influence of a dream.
Evening star., 1921-09-14
GETS UNIFORM CONTRACT.

The contract for furnishing uniforms
to members Of the Washington High
School Cadet Corps has been awarded
to the Parker-Bridget Company, 9th
street and Pennsylvania avenue. The
uniforms. as announced last week by
school authorities. will be $22 this
year. reduction of S13 under last
year. The Parker-Bridget Company
submitted the lowest bid quoted and
won the contract from out-of-town
competitors.
Evening star., 1921-09-14
METR0P0L1TAN-"sign on the
Door,"

Next week. beginning Sunday after
noon. Crandall's Metropolitan will Of
| fer Norma Talmadge's screen ver-
sion of Claiming Pollock's stage
play. 1.-The Sign on the Door," re-
leased as First National attraction
Miss Talmadge Is supported by Lew
Cody and Charles Richman.
Evening star., 1921-09-14
Savoy.

Sunday and Monday. Thomas Meighan
in "The Conquest Of Canaan; Tues
day and Wednesday. Gloria Swanson
Katherine Macdonald in Trust Your
Wife," and comedy, Its Your Move;
Friday. Ethel Clayton in Wealth"
comedy, "On Their Way" and Screen
Snapshots: Saturday. Enid Bennett in
Keeping Up With Lizzie; comedy,
"A Hero Pro. Tenn" and Prizma,
"Dawning."
Evening star., 1921-09-14
GARRICK .'Bluebeard's Eighth
81 &; Wife" -

The much discussed French farce,
"Bluebeard's Eighth Wife," WHY be on
view at the Shubert-Garrick Theater
for three days. beginning Thursday
evening. with Saturday matinee only.
1t is the work of Alfred Savoir. and
was adapted for the American stage
by Charlton Andrews, and Is SAlg
staged under the direction Of Lester
Lonergan and Robert Milton. general
stage directors for William Harris,
jr.
In the cast with Ina Claire. will be
seen Edmund Breese. Barry Baxter,
Leonore Harris. Ann Meredith, Ernest
Stallard, Jules Epailly.
Evening star., 1921-09-14
CAPIT0L-"Cabaret Girls"

The Cabaret Girls" two-act
musical burletta will be the Offering
at the, Capitol Theatkr next week.
Heading the cast will be Harry Sey-
mour. Others will be Dot Barnette,
Hal Rathburn, Edythe Mcdonald, Roy
Jones, Rose Allen, Johnny Baker.
Ethel Smith and Kitty Wilson. Sew.
eral novelty numbers will be intro.
duced, with elaborate electrical ef-
fects-
Evening star., 1921-09-14
"A n1uS en- S

lahan, Norma Barry. Loretta Ahearn
and twenty-four young women in the
chorus.
Evening star., 1921-09-14

Troubles; Thursday and Friday,
Mary Miles Minter. in Moonlight and
Honeysuckle," and Saturday, w. s.
Hart, in 1.-THE whistle"
Evening star., 1921-09-14

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
NAGEL IN NEW
De MILE PICTURE

Conrad Nagel win play one OF the
leading roles in the new Cecil u. DE
Mile special production for Para
mount, which he Is to start filming
some time next month. Mr.. De Mile
previously announced that Dorothy
Dalton and Mildred Harris had been
chosen for the two leading feminine
roles. Altho Mr.. Nagel has been
seen In number OF Paramount pic
lures produced by william DC Mile
the forthcoming picture will be, as
In the cases OF both Dorothy Dalton
and Mildred Harris. the first appear
anco under the direction OF Cecil u.
DE Mile.
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In n period OF dcflsoon. put up or
shut up means put up more coilht
eral or shut up shop. Washington
Herald.
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COLISEUM


COLISEUM
Miriam Cooper heads the capable
east which portraya the story OF
The Oath" az the Coliseum this
week.
a series Of faat.moginE. interest
ing circumstances haa involved
Hugh colmnn In situation where
his conviction for murder IL abao-
luieiy certain unless he breaks an
oath given to his wife when he was
secretly married
llut there II another woman whom
be has loved Aliho her love has
been given 10 his dearest ehum. she
makes tho greatest sacrifice a wom-
an can make 60 save Hugh from the
Enilows. and succeeds. The scene II
ono Of the strongest In the drama
and the tangled net which results
from her action In the lives Of four
persons provides a mos; absorbing
double love story.
THE oath" II an adaptation ~ the
William J. Locke widely read novel.
idols Conway Tcarle. Henry
Give and Anna O Nilsson arc In.
Guided in the supporting cast
STRAND
Billie Burke. the dainty. iovatie
star. ln nj the Strand until Tuesday
night only. "a The Education OF
Elizabeth" a comedy drama
Miss Burke ~ ncen as a chorus
girl There arc numerous iaughable
sayings OF ue chorus Eisl. and do
spite her uncouthness. one loves hcr.
when her education Is IN progress.
there are scenea Of exceptional inter.
est and appeal
whats worth whiicT" new
Lois weber drama, featuring Claire
windsor. a local girl. win be the next
atirfrtlon at the strand. Miss Wind.
sor. whose real name 10 Olga Cronk.
has n host % friends In this city
Her rise 10 prominence on tho screen
has been metcorie. The picture tells
the story Of an aristocrat who casts
her family traditions to the winds
and finds happiness IN real. hon
est. TO goodness son Of. the soil.
COLONIAL
How an impoverished young noble
woman rccoups the family fortunes
by daring gambling IL one Of the out
standing features IN "a Dishonoraoie
Love the film play attraction at the
Colonial this week.
"a Dishouorablc Love" is melo-
dramatic production. The eye is
filled with vivid pictures Of life In
England. Italy and India, An earth
auake. in which the houses are seen
tumbllng into the rift In an Italian
street, an English Derby and beauii-
fui landscape views are high spots
In the picture. :,
An alistar cas-, has been gathered
10 play the leading roles. MarEuer.
tic DE Ia Motto. who last played
hero with Douglas Fairbanks IN
'srhe Nut" has tho leading feminine
role. Jack Muihall Is the hero.
REX
"Tho KID" Charlie chaplin's star
ring vehicle at the Rex this week. Is
the FIRST HiNfeel Ii'NSN'''N 49,
or comedian has ever made. IL Is
three times as long and more than
three times funnier than anything
no has ever done. The story has a
real plot. and the humor Ia caused
by situations in a real story ana ~
doubly laughable because OF the com
zeal antics for which Chaplin can al
ways be counted upon In any situa'
ton.
Little Jackie Coogan. one OF the
greatest finds ever made In the
search for boys with real acting abil-
lty, plays the title role. His work
is great.
Edna Purviance. whose beauty
and general acting ability made her
such n splendid leading lady for
Chaplin In previous productions, has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
TOnAN'S rkOGKAMS

LIBERTY Reid la THE
love special"
uitE NOT Sts-Manda Hawisv In
The iioase That iaEf iiuilt,"
GLEN fti-Jssk ianden's The
title Tool "
tpIt~ft M--fsfhe Oath,
sIRA>p--tsiin- uarks Ia The Idu-
rafi.n Of Elizabeth"
COLONIAL pt-henorable love,
req hariic Chaplin la ''ftfe hid"
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
DIRECTORS PREFER
COUNTRY LIFE

Two directors are never known 70
spend their weok-ends in the film,
city. Lloyd Ingraham has a ranch
adjacent to Santa Barbara. Cal.
some 80 miles from Los Angeles, 10
which he goes each Saturday. John
Griffith Wray motors to San Diego.
100 miles, to superintend the final
rehearsals OF a stock company he
owns. Ingraham IL directing Carter
DE Haven. and Wray is on the
Thomas II. Ince staff.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02

tho Saturday Evening Post
The House That Jazz Built" IL
showing at the blue Mouse this
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
Blue MOI Sc

Cora married a poor yorng man.
She dld her own work and was "a.
dainty happy so was Frank. be.
cause his bride waa beautiful, sner'
gctic and good pal Then Frank
began TO make money and Insist on
servants. Cora. with nothing 10 do.
grew lazy. careless. finally fat and
dull Then Frank woke up one day
TO the fact that he no longer loved
hls wife when he called her a
lazy jeilyflsh- she thought him a
brute. but her mirror told her that
he was right. by hard work and
determination shr won back her
former beauty and pep, and retrieved
her husbands love. bat the plot
thickened as she thinned.
Wanda iIawiey has never been
seen In more human and delightful
role than that Of Cora In The
Hous. That jazz Built" a screen
version q sophis Ksrr'a story.
"swcetic Peach" which appeared IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02
LIZ.

vuIERE arc no ser problems. no
l. matrimonial mix ups. nor life
lessons TO be learned from Wallace
Iieid's newest picture. The Love
Special" now at the Liberty. II Is a
fine. red hlooded story. With lots OF
mountain atmosphere. charming
romance. a few well-staged thrills. 70
lend spice Co tho production. Mr..
Reid Is well supported by Agnes
Ayrcs and several other prominent
players. including Theodore Roberts
sylvia Ashton. Clarence Burton, Er'
nest Butterworth and others.
The story rovolvea around jim
Glover, a construction engineer on
mountain railroad division. who
gets -in dutch with the daughter OF
the president OF the road on firs,
meeting her. and then falls In love
with her ana wins her despite the
schemes OF Harrison, n director OF
the road. who also loves tho Eirl
The scenes OF the story are laid In
the Rocky mountains
Frank III Spcnrman wrote the
story In powell form II was Titled
The Daughter OF a Magnate.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02

Viola Dana does a barn dance In
Home Stuff and even In that Hhe
evidences suggestion OF the
Ehlmmy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02

Gladys Walton Is TO appear In
"The Millionaire Kid" n version OF
THE Prince and The Pauper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-02

Edgar Jones Ia producing and star.
ring IN series Of Holman Day
Down East stories done Ia two
reels