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Evening star., 1921-04-24
Tempest and Sunshine.

A CHURCH is natural place for a.
christening.
Two attractive sisters known as
Tempest and Sunshine were named in
a church, but not in the usual way,
The origin of theSetwo names has
caused considerable comment and
created an avalanche of questions
Here is how it happened. says the
press agent.
Their family name was Ijames and
the two daughters were christened
Florence and Marion Ijames. They
lived in Louisville and as clever
youngsters participated in most of the
Sunday schools functions. At one af-
fair they did anything but creditably.
Each blamed the failure on the other
and a quarrel ensued. This was
brought to an end by the minister,
who suggested that they should be
as during the argument one sister
was terrific and-ahe other all smiles.
When the girls went on the stage
they adopted these names.
Their first appearance was with
Lincoln j. Carter, then the king OF
IN elodrama in a thriller called Two
Little Waits" Tempest playing the
boy and Marion the girl. Their thea
trical career has included everything,
even ShakeSpearian drama. They were
with Robert Mantell when this Iegiti-
mate star played Richard I'LL" play
ing, of course. the two little princes.
Evening star., 1921-04-24
In the Spotlight

I ELLA BENNETT and Thomas w.
Ross have been engaged for The
Wheel" by winchell Smith
Mary Young will appear next sea-
son in historical play by Alice E.
Ives.
have been engaged for THE Tyy4nny
OF Love" which opens in New York
week from tomorrow night
Marjorie Rambeau viii b(sesn nsx.
Goes Hunting" by zoa3Atkins. The
io 5!os. in assoeiatiop with A. Il.
~, c'rs. f .,,,
Chinese pantomi e for the shuberts
revival of .'ThSBeile Of New York"
rcr CIsmo Hamilton's THE Silver
Fox< Beatrice Bayard has succeed
r. Miss Sheffield in Three Live
Ghosts"
Next Tuesday evening Jules Hur-
.tic. in conjunction with the Shuberts.
will present in New York new farce
comedy. entitled Just Married" by
Adelaide Matthews and Ann Nichols.
The featured player is vivian Martin.
When David Belasco's production of
The Gold Diggers" reached its 6J1th
New York performance. last Thurs
day, it achieved the second longest
run of any production in the history
"f the American stage. Despite its
long run the popularity of the play
is not showing the slightest sign of
4 wane.
Martha Hedman will play the lead
Evening star., 1921-04-24
Kitty Gordon.

This week at B. F.. Keith's Theater,
beginning at the matinee tomorrow,
the chief feature will be Miss Kitty
Gordon stage and screen star. assist
ed by Marvel. the fencing phenome
nom; Lillian Boardman, Jules De Vor-
zon. Mabcl.Jones and Baron de Meyer.
in song and dance production. Jack
Wilson, the blackface comedian. with
Frank Gfiffiths and Vera Beresford
and company. will offer The Sur
prise" and Florence Tempest and
Marion Sunshine will present "A
Broadway Bouquet" in six SCENES.
other acts will be ID. b. H." a mys-
terious affair that is said to puzzle
the psychologists and public equally;
Will Oakland. the famous contra
tenor: Capt. Anson t"Pop'p of the
olden golden days Of base ball and his
two daughters in base ball farce by
Ring w. Lardner; Pierson, Newport
and Pierson. in Study in Pep:
Maria Lo and her models, in a series
Of art Studies: Edwin George, al
most jester" in Comedy and Song"
with Topics of the Day" and the
kinograms.
Today at and s:l5 pm. last weeks
bill in it's entirety will be repeated.
Evening star., 1921-04-24

When the timid Francois dropped it
.ne Sound of its fall fell far short of
the heroic spirit of the famous line
or the great Richelieu.
Mr. sherwood was at the time the
theater basket boy. position Of much
Importance in its day. but long since
obsolete. When Mr.. Forrest called
for a sword made of iron. giving
minute instruction as to it's pattern
II was Basket Boy Sherwood who
executed his commission and became
the liaison officer with Ironworker
Frees The result was entirely salts
factory.
The famous old sword has been
tnroush two great fires at the Ma
tional. once in 1873 and again in 1885.
and after each fire it was dug out
or the ruins by it's faithful custodian n.
VINO purposes in time to present it to
the Players Club of New York. there
to rest with other famous trophies
theatrical. reminders of great actors
who have graced the stage of the Ma
tional Theater
1t is this sword which Mr.. Mantell
Will use as did his celebrated pred
scessor more than a half century ago.
Evening star., 1921-04-24
"Odiva's Trained Seals.

General Manager Sparrow announces
for presentation at the Strand Thea
Ger this week, beginning today. an
aquatic spectacle. Odiva and her train
ed seals in a marvellous exhibition of
fancy diving and water feats. in an
enormous glass tank, in view of the
entire house. Diving contests are also
announced for Wednesday evening at
the close of the vaudeville perform
ance for girls. and Friday evening for
boys. with a silver vase and a silver
loving cup as prizes. The audience will
decide the contests By it's applause.
Other acts include King and Cody.
in melodies and dances: Lynn Cantor.
in song repertory; Waiter Fenner
and Company, in One-act comedy
SHOW Me-" and Anger and Adelon.
in a musical breeze, slapped"
''The Mistress of Shenstone," the
latest Robertson-CoIe picture. star
ring Pauline Frederick. will be the
photopiay.
Evening star., 1921-04-24
Bird of Paradise -

The Bird of Paradise will open its
annual engagement at the Shubert Be-
lasco> Theater tonight This play is al
ready in its tenth season and the in
terest is said to be unabated
1t is a fascinating story Of the Ha-
waiian Islands. whose success is said to
be due chiefly to the sympa thetic man
ner in which Richard Walton Tully has
told the tragically romantic tale of a
womans love. The story reveals the
native life of the Hawaiians and their
superstitions yet the love. Incidence
and care,essness of these people is
sharply contrasted by its tragedy in the
final scene where the misguided heroine
casts herself into the burning crater of
kilauea.
Florence Rockwell will again be seen
as Luana. The cast. as before. in
cludes Robert Brister. Brandon Evans,
Gertrude Walthers. Rose Watson and
Leo Curley. with the customary band
OF Hawaiian singers.
Evening star., 1921-04-24
Attractions
AT THE THEATERs THIS WEEK

NATIONARobert B. Mantel1 Shakspearean and other
tory. Opens tomorrow evening with "Richelieu.'
POLIS-San Carlo Grand Opera Company Opens Nine.
Butterfly" tomorrow evening.
BELASCo-"Brd of Paradise Hawaiian play Opens this
KEITHS-kitty Gordon vaudeville New
COSMOSEchoes of Broadway vaudeville New opens
tomorrows matinee.
STRAND-Odvas Trained show opens to-
day at 3 pm.
GAYETYBowery Burlesquer burlesque New opens
day at )
Evening star., 1921-04-24
p Twin Beds" "

That life in crowded apartment
house is a fertile field for farce com
plications. having not only the mel
ancholy charm of familiarity to many
sufferers who are forced to live il.
but the exciting appeal of continuous
and unexpected happenings to those
who live it. has been established by
Salisbury Field and Margaret Mayo
with their farce Twin Beds" which
Clay Lambert, by arrangement with
Selwyn & Co. will send to the Ma
tional Theater for one week. start
ing Sunday, May /.
Three couples live uncomfortably
near each other in the crowded con-
fines of fashionable apartment
house. 'NThey are brought together by
the sociability of one Of their num-
ber. a delectable bride. whose hus-
band wants nothing 50 much as
peace and quiet in the home" Once
they are meshed in unwefcome neigh
borliness. they all make frantic ef
forts to escape teach effort en-
tangling them the more, until a final
catastrophe situation saves the day.
The cast will include Mabelle Es-
telle. Virginia Fairfax. June Floodas.
Georgia Burdell. Auguste Aramini,
Godfrey Matthews and William Wes-
ton.
Evening star., 1921-04-24

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announced for revival by the Shuberts ~ s e
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Evening star., 1921-04-24
"The Silver Fox"

William Faversham and Lee Shu-
bert will present new. modern pla y
by Cosmo Hamilton. entitled The
SILVER Fox, at the Shubert- Bella SCI
Theater next week. opening Monday
night. May ..
Although the play has been staged
by William Faversham he will not
appear in it. The four more impor-
tant members of the company are
Lawrence Grossmith. Claude King.
Dorothy Cumming and Flora Sheffield
The company has been travelling with
Mr.. Faversham with The Prince and
the Pauper." Lawrence Grossmith's s
last appearance here was in Too
Many Husbands" Claude King will
be recalled for his hit with Ethel
barrymore in "DeclaSse." Dorothy
Cumming is "a young Austria lian
actress who came to this country
with Cyril Maude. She appeared in
Tiger, Tiger" under the direction of
David Belasco.
Evening star., 1921-04-24

"w. S. b. but whose offerings have
delighted the patrons Of the highest
vaudeville. Others will be Joe Detzeii
and Pete Carroll. former OBrien min
strel men. in a hilarious scream called
THE Sound Cure; Simpson and Deane,
in an exquisite song sketch. THE Tea
Party: the Fiorzies. in wonderful
exhibition of feats of equilibrium. and
Nord and Belmont, in artistic songs and
dances.
Charles Ray. in Nineteen and Phyl-
lis" will provide the added matinee
feature. and the Christie comedy spe-
cial. "Ready 10 Serve" will lead the
supplemental features at all perform
ances.
An excellent bill of vaudeville and pic
lures is announced for today, starting
at 3 pm.
Evening star., 1921-04-24

ing feminine role in Daniel" which
the SeIwyns will present in New York
al the opening Of next season.
phoebe in Quality Street" a mu-
rsical comedy. based on Barrie's
Atlantic City by the Shuberts tonight.
The cast of THE Red Trail" having
been completed, it is now reported in
New York that A. H. Woods. the pro-
ducer. and Paul Dickey. the author,
will fly to Oklahoma City to visit
Robert Mccormick in Dickey's air
plane.
! Thomson as prima donna in The
Right Girl! now running in New
York, last week. Miss Brown last
appeared in "Ruddies.'
In addition to John Drew. Mrs. Les
lie Carter and Estelle Winwood, the
Selwyns have engaged John Halliday y
and Ernest 1Iawford for important
parts in THE Circle" Somerset
Maughams play. which will be pref
sented in New York in the early fall.
George Marion. who staged the
original production of The Merry
gagged to direct the revival of the
piece scheduled for next season.
Ruth Mills, Helen Herendeen. Rena
! Manning. Jane Wyatt and Carolyn
Reynolds are the latest additions to
the cast of 1.-The Last Waltz" the new
Oscar Straus operetta which the Shu-
berts are presenting.
FRITZ Schen has been engaged for
George NJ Cohan's newest musical
production, The OBrien Girl"
Evening star., 1921-04-24
THE Last Waltz. :"

The presentation of a new Oscar
Straus operetta is not an everyday y
event in the theater. The Shuberts
will present Straus' new work. The
Last Waltz" at Polls Theater next
week. beginning Monday night. May
=. In all works from Oscar Straus
there have been some particularly be-
witching waltz number. while in the
present work he is said to have pro-
vided three that have occaSioned a
furore on the continent.
The leading member of the cast
will be Eleanor Fainter, who was last
seen here as Dolores in "Florodora."
James Barton. Dallas Wexford. Wal
ter Woolf, Eleanor Griffith. Isabel
Rodriguez, Harrison Brockbank. Flor
ence Morrison and others complete
the cast.
Evening star., 1921-04-24
EDWIN FORESTS SWORD

WHEN Robert B. Mantell, as Richie
w lieu. in his performance of the
famous play of Bulwer Lytton a the
National Theater. tomorrow evening.
informs Francois that Beneath the
rule Of men entirely great. the pen is
mightier than the sword" (Act ii.
scene III. the sword he will use will
be one of famous mold
II is the sword used by the eminent
fraRedian. Edwin Forrest, at his first
performance of the play at the old
National Theater during the season Of
1sss-sa. and is a relic in a wonderful
collection Of theatrical antiquities
the property of Mr.. Morgan A. Sher-
wood OF this city. who is still mem
ber Of the National Theater staff
The sword was made by an IRON
worker named Frees. whose foundry
was then located at 18th and streets
northwest. and its making became
necessary because Mr.. Forrest one Of
the greatest of the old school of
strenuous tragedians. found a wooden
sword which had been provided en-
tire1y inadequate to his purpose. for
Evening star., 1921-04-24
Baron Eugene Fersen to Lecture.

Baron Eugene Fersen of Moscow.
Russia. will give two complimentary
lectures at the New Masonic, Temple
Monday and Tuesday evening. start
ing at o'clock.
Baron Fersen has just completed a
tour of the. world, and has lectured
before distinguished audiences in Eu-
rope and the orient. He ella inns to be
the originator of the "triune har
monial system"-a system which eX-
plains the laws under which the uni
versal forces of nature operate and
their application to the problems of
everyday life. so as to bring into
complete harmony the body. the mind
and the soul
Evening star., 1921-04-24

The rights to Sacha Guitrys. latest
play. "The Grand Duke" have been
obtained by David Belasco. and the
play probably will be seen in this
country next season. 1t is now being
presented in Paris at the Theater OF
King Edward VII. The chief charac-
ter is Russian grand, duke reduced
to the position of a professor of lam
guages whose royal courtesy clears
the difficulties of the tangled romance
of charming young couple. Lucian
Guitry, the authors father, plays the
duke, while the young couple are
Sacha Guitry and Mile. Yvonne Prin-
temps. who is Mrs. Guitry in private
life.
Evening star., 1921-04-24
Coming Attractions

linist. Nadine Toilette. will be the ex-
y traordinary attraction of the Cosmos
Theater bill next week. 1t is beauti-
fully staged and coStumed.
Other attractions will include the
Pickfords. in the comedy of aero
battles; Helen Miller. q fine xylopho-
mist; Prince and Bell. in Two AN"
Jack Lait's delightful little sketch;
Edna May Foster and company, in an
amusing diversion; Charles Mack and
company. in "A Friendly Visit" in
which the Irish comedian is said to be
very good. and Fisher and Hurst. in
songs and dances of real artistry.
The big matinee feature will be
Wallace Reid's noted picture, The
Love Special" and the leading COM
edy film, Chester's 1.-The Millionaire"
Evening star., 1921-04-24
"Bowery Burlesquers. -

THE Bowery Buresquers." an old
favorite among burlesque organizations.
makes it's annual appea rance. at ! the
Gayety Theater this week. commencing
today. in Going Up and Coming Down."
ten-scene vehicle written by Loney
Haskell, a past master in this particular
field of amusement. 1t presents the
humorous side of aviation and provides
the chief comedians. Billy Foster and
Frank Harcourt. with ludicrous roles
The cast includes Marty Semon. Kitty
Glasco, Mallon & WE'LL, Libby Hart.
Bennett & Barlow and a Chorus of
beauty and accomplishment.
Evening star., 1921-04-24
Christine Langenhan, May 3.

The third and last concert of the
season by the Rubinstein Club will
be given at the Masonic Auditorium
Tuesday evening. May 3. at $3.50
O'clock. with Christine Langenhan.
dramatic soprano and mistress of
moods" as she has been described,
and Mana yucca. the American COM
poser-pianist. as the artists. Miss
Langenhan, who has been the vocal
soloist with number of the leading
symphony orchestras during the sea-
son. has voice. of fine quality and
much power, with the faculty of en-
tering thoroughly into the spirit of
her songs. Mana yucca. who had
Alexander Lambert, Godowsky and
Busoni for her teachers. is one of the
world
Seats may be had at the offices of
T. Arthur Smith, 1906 G street north
west
Evening star., 1921-04-24
Tappan and Armstrong.

At the Strand Theater, beginning
Sunday next. Teddy Tappan and Helen
Armstrong. rusical comedy stars
late of the "Gaieties of 1919" and
Passing Show of 1920" will be the
headline attraction in Listen, Sister,
Listen; Ciark'S Hawaiians will ap-
pear in a Scenic and Tropical Sere-
made" featuring Liletta and her
Hawaiian musicians. Others will in
clude the Summers Duo, in .'Sensa-
tional FrolicS. in Midair"; Charles
Gibbs. musical mimic. and George
Randall and Company. in MIR. Wise"
and "A photoplay.
Evening star., 1921-04-24
At Theaters Next Week

BELASCO-"The Silver Fox"
POLTS-"The Last Waltz"
musical play.
NATIONAL-"Twin Beds
farce.
kEITH'S-"king OF jazz"
vaudeville.
COSMOS-"Gems from the
Operas. vaudeville.
STRAND-Tappan and Arm
strong. vaudeville.
q A Y + I Sporting Wild
ows,' burlesque.
Evening star., 1921-04-24
Echoes From Broadway" "

Manager Brylawski of the Cosmos
Theater. this week. beginning at the
matinee at l pm. tomorrow. will offer
his patrons one of the big treats Of the
season in "Echos From Broadway" a
resume of the big hits in songs, dances,
music and novelties from the Great
White Way. 1t is a Twentieth Century
production and presents a company of
fourteen breezy specialists headed by
Jack Sharpe and Claire Hunt. 1t is
handsomely staged and costumed and
Is noted for its breezy pep" Another
exceptional Offering will be vaudeville
star Of the highest rank, who. due to
business reasons. may be billed only as
Evening star., 1921-04-24

Carmen" Saturday afternoon; Gui-
seppe AAgostini. Mario Vallc, Pietro
de Biasi and Natalie Cervi Sofia
Charlebois also returns.
Among the new stars are Pilade
Slnagra. Spanish tenor; Giuseppe
Montanelli a noted baritone: Mede-
leine Kettle. young American lyric
soprano. May Barron. meZZo soprano,
and Giuseppe Inzerillo. d tenor who
upholdS the Italian tradition
Evening star., 1921-04-24

The; cast of The Cameo Girl" a
musical show. now in rehearsal in
New York, will include Adelaide and
Hughes. Marie Wells. Frank Laior,
John Philbrick. Henrietta Lee. George
Trabert, Stanley Hughes and others.
Twin Beds" is scheduled to appear
at, the National TheRter the week
starting Sunday May /. with massive
scenery and stage furniture that looks
as il il was just from the hands of
the factory, including carpets. cur
tains and draperies; the envy Of every
careful housekeeper.2
Evening star., 1921-04-24
Arcade.

Dancing at the Arcade continues to
the music of large orchestra. The
special events announced for this week
are a Paul Jones" tomorrow and
Lucky Spot night Wednesday. with
prize awards at each dance on the latter
evening.
Evening star., 1921-04-24
Sporting Widows"

An entirely new edition of Jacobs G.
Jermon's famous Organization, The
Sporting Widows" will come to the
Gayety Theater next week with a cast
including AL h. Hall. June LIE Veay,
Bob Startzman. Gertrude Beck, George
Wrist and Eugene lie Blanc.
Evening star., 1921-04-24
Gems From the Operas. "

Louis Modina's brilliant production
of Gems From the Operas" with a
cast of eight operate artists of high
caliber. and featuring a charming vic.
Evening star., 1921-04-24

ing feminine role in Daniel" which
the Seiwyns will present in New York
al the opening Of next season.
Evening star., 1921-04-24
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Evening star., 1921-04-24

I ELLA BENNETT and Thomas W.
Ross have been engaged for The
Wheel by Wincheil Smith
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-01
HOOVER SENDS LETTER OF
APPRECIATION TO POLISH

AT the American Relief Admins.
tration luncheon held at the Bank.
ers' Club in honor of the Polish
Gray Samaritan unit of the Y. W.
Z. A., Mr.. Edward Richard. chair.
man OF the A. R. A., read and
presented Miss Amy Tapping, head
Oh the unit, the following letter bear.
ing Mr.. Hoover's personal signature.
August Is, 1921.
70 the Girls of the Gray Samaritan
Unite Of the Y. w. C. A.
] would like to take occasion to
express the gratitude we all owe
and the appreciation We hold for
the extraordinary service of t,e
Gray Samaritans in Poland. The
hardships they have undergone, the
courage and resource they have
shown in sheer human service is n
beautiful monument to American
Faithfully yours,
(Signed): Herbert Hoover !.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-01
TOURISTS AT CEMETERIES
IN FRANCE WELL CARED FOR

from the Belleau Woods Gene.
terry Hostess House of the Y. W.
Z. A., situated more than n score
Oh miles from the nearest town
within stones throw of the battle.
iieid' where every drop of water for
drinking or cooking is carried two
kilometers in metal bidons. Miss
huth Mills writes as follows: Every
day OF our stay gave new proof of
the love and respect felt by America
ana France for the American sol.
uiers who fought gloriously and fell
at Belleau Woods or Chateau Thier-
iy During two days we took count
Oh the actual number of visitors and
round that they numbered more than
ooO' AS the cemetery was to close
ior examinations on June first. Mem.
oral Day was the climax of orr
snort regime. Each grave bore the
lrrcoior and Old Glory crossed be.
meath a wreath. Even the 200 graves
marked u. S. Unknown Soldier,
were decorated by daisies and
leathery greens gathered by the
OF the village nearby. The
weather was glorious and the mem.
oral service dignified and touching
Afterwards the poor and broken
town OF Belleau in pitiful but festol
array extended such hospitality as if
aliords to the American guests
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