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Evening star., 1921-07-24
cRANDALL'S-Trust Your Wife

crandalrs Tkeater this afternoon and
ali this week will offer First Nationals
starring vehicle for Katherine MacDon-
aid, trust Your Wife," based on a
story by Charles Richman that depicts
the experiences of young wife who In
nocenty incurs her husbands suspicion
and paws heavy penalties as a result.
In addition the cast includes Mr.. Rich
man in the leading male role. Minor
films will include camera farce. Short
and Snappy," and short reels. shown to
pipe organ accompaniment.
Evening star., 1921-07-24
.Aq@24l:@Po,21:!

w the domestic difficulties OF the
wv At present wiser than when started We do
know theae will be closed the coming
fall and winter will change their means
making livelihood As long there are managers and players h
will fight each other and sometimes with such realism tha the "o
misled into the belief that real war on All tins Is par.
the thaer News OF and what TINS
and that actor have to say OF one anoher np inc
the theater amazingly and make hn asset adverone o. S ar
puts publicity Publicity the life of the theaer and has made
many great 1t is part OF the
of makebeleve and the PUBLIC is familiar with it.
pUT find both and manager
smile s with or to- to bluff S;sh
,x f n su @ T nd
s5s d that ait to M apo s % sd clouds wl n
nn with ow likely hs an them the %
this country simply because one can prevent it
MUSICAL comedy under
only h
% pss .,aes any @ them: s News
,1 Ei,ss
hope that the pywshts may Something
nd % u R
@ s will pSess I son
n HI od 5 for the he a9n wG5
has been announced for the Washington '''
sssa xs;sP
FUNNY it. that seue Hsyakaw the Japanese film star his
@ s S !s:s:
without tyranny does apply Wash
1921 with chaps started
the Boston tea takes the willy politician
American OF the explain
nment Just things theatre
queny to listen those tell
frend que:}on
NEW comedy ski be introduced George Whites Scandals
"A of 1921" each week of its run, by Bugs" Baer
THE Touring States Canada
relief S S % cs
road be used as of the OF
e rsss n The
coming season. as against 400 normally
IN moving
film heaters will be
League agreement wages
prior to the expiration their Washing
Samuel Tulman the union which
ushers pore choppers Special
than 200 per cent and wages only 100 per cent
IT said the members ofThe Last Waltz letter
President Harding appreciation for his official action
dancing number the garden the
President danced it with his niece
ATE appeared
Mrs William Crat and James ONei
in The Temperami nists the comedy Harry Wagaf
Gribble. o-E
EO DITRCHSTEIN. opened Stamford Conn.,
Value will nge with it only weeks before
ing his role in Toto
THE golf latest She
band is victim he hoofs
a and then comes home and mouths
LAY who taking vacation from East
chosen take her there and will
New York when rehearsal of East West" resumed
Evening star., 1921-07-24
sTRAND-"rhe Black Dot"

An excellent lineup Of vaudeville and
cinema attractions is promised for the
Strand Theater this week. beginning
today. George Morton, liking of black
face comedians. direct from his Euro
pean triumphs," will appear in his one
man-power skit. 1.-THE Black Dot" car
rying laughs for an entire show. Basil
Lambert, premier xylophonist. will be
heard in a repertoire of classical and
popular selections. Ryan and Weber.
late stellar features Of 1.-The Royal Vaga-
bond" will be seen and heard in smart
tunes and original dance creations. Tom
Davis and company viii present q
'iCheckmated." and Ajax and Emily,
gymnasts, will offer series Of ath-
letic feats Of unusual merit
Shirley Mason. the William Fox star.
will be pictured in "Lovetime,". story
by Hubert La Due. directed by Howard
NJ. Mitchell. It has for Its heroine
maid Of Savoy. poor in purse but rich
in beauty. TO whom an aristocratic artist
while painting, her portrait, loses his
Evening star., 1921-07-24
Chesapeake Beach.

Chesapeake Beach. 'Washington's
Atlantic City" an hours ride from the
CITY. offers varied attractions. includ-
ing salt water bathing: fishing for
trout and hardheads. boating. canoe
ing and numerous amusements. in
Guiding the giant Derby racer and the
merry-go-round. Shady picnic grounds
are inviting. On the other hand.
those who like jazz and excitement
can try the toddle on the free dance
pavilion, where the musical clowns
serve the music strains.
Evening star., 1921-07-24
Great Falls Park.

Great Falls Park announces shady
groves. picturesque falls. historic
ruins and variety of outdoor
amusements. with concerts afternoon
and evening by the Ladies' Orchestra.
Every weekday there is dancing in
the large pavilion overlooking the
falls. Fishing. kodaking and boating
are ether pastimes.
Evening star., 1921-07-24
Republic.

Today. tomorrow and Tuesday. Har-'
old Lloyd. in Now or Never" and
Marguerite Fischer. in Payment
Guaranteed; Wednesday and Thurs
day: Jane Novak, ~ IN p,e Ihe other er Won. rn.
High Rollers: Friday and Saturday,
Martha Mansfield. in His Brothers
Keeper"
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Southeast Gardens.

Open 7:15 pm. Orchestra concert.
Today. Alice Lake, In The Greatest
Claim" and Clyde Cooke comedy to-
morrow, Eugene O'Brien. in Broad
way and Home" and comedy. "Harem
Scarem"; Tuesday. Ethel Clayton, lin
"A City Sparrow" and Sennett com
edy; Wednesday. william Faversham.
in THE Sin That Was His" and com
edy, Movie Struck: Thursday. Tom
Mix. in Hands on" and comedy, AOn
With the Show; Friday. Gladys Wal
ton. in THE Desperate YOUTH and
two-reei l. 10 comedy, and Saturday,
Lon CLANCY, In THE Live Wire" and
comedy, Uneasy Money"
Evening star., 1921-07-24
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow.F.4Th Woman
God Changed" and Harry Pollard. in
.At the Ringside";;. Tuesday and We'd
nesday. the Golden Snare" and
Thursday. May Allison.;fn "Extraya-
gance"; Friday. Hearts Are Trumps."
and saturday. Alice Lake. in I'm
charted Seas" Er-t { -
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Gavoy.

. Today and tomorrow. James Oliver
Curwood's The Golden Snare" and
Larry Semon. in THE Rent Collector;
Tuesday, Courage: Wednesday, The
Woman God Changed; Thursday.
Hearts Are Trumps";; Friday. Mr..
and Mrs. De Haven. In THE Girl in
the Taxi and Saturday, May Allison,
in "Extravagance." and Harry Pol
lard, in AT the Ringside." ~
Evening star., 1921-07-24
Penn Gardens.

The new management of Penn Gar
dens in It's aim to give to Washing
ton only the very newest In dancing
novelties, set aside this week for
moonlight dancing. which Is as old as
dancing itself, but its application at
Penn Gardens is said to be entirely
new. Wednesday evening has been
set apart for a prize dance. Appro-
pirate prizes are awarded each week.
Evening star., 1921-07-24
DECEPTION TO PRODUCE REALISM.

why substitutes sometimes look more
real on the screen than the genuine
articles. And with the increasing de-
mand for realism in pictures and the
familiarity of most of the public with
the tricks Of the stage and studio. the
successful director has to be constantly
on the alert to escape the caustic criti
cism that errors in details always bring
Evening star., 1921-07-24

Flora Sheffield and Jerome Patrick in
the leading roles. opens its season in
New York the first week in August.
The high spirits and pep" dis
played by Joe Howard at Keith's on
opening last Monday night is ac-
counted for through the fact that his
wife. Ethelyn Clark. had Joined him.
bringing with her their six-week-old
baby boy. bouncing youngster who
favors his dad.
Florenz ziegfeld is arranging a hur-
Hed trip to London to supervise the
initial performance of Sally" with
an. all English cast, which is to be
produced by George Grossmith, the
L. Lawrence Weber has placed in
rehearsal William LIE Baron's comedy,
''Nobody's Money" Wally Eddinger
heads the cast. The play opens in
New York about the middle of Au-
gust after a short tour Of the near
by watering places.
John Golden's next production will
be the new comedy, Tips" by Win.
chell Smith and Tom Cushing. 1t will
open tomorrow night at Asbury Park.
The play has nothing to do with rae
ing or restaurant hat checking. Harry
roles.
Richard Fielding is to appear in
we Girls" the new comedy by Fred
eric and Fanny Hatton, which Marc
klaw will present n the fall. Mr..
Fielding has appeared both In Ameri.
ca and England. He was leading man
with Olga Nethersole for three and
a half years.
John Golden announces the engage
ment Of May Buckley for the role OF
Sidney Fairchild for the fourth an
nual tour Of the Austin Strong COM
edy, Three Wise Fools" which will
open late in August. 49,.
Evening star., 1921-07-24
Chevy Chase Lake,

Dancing continues the feature at
Chevy Chase Lake. with Lucky
Number nights" Tuesdays. when
prizes. are given in both pavilions
during every dance. beginning at
$50 o'clock. Free dancing is a fea-
ture Saturday. from s until $50
o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-07-24
York ,

Today, Marguerite Clark, in
Scrambled Wives; tomorrow. Alice
Joyce, in "The Scarab Ring: Tues
day. Nazimoya. in '.Billiens"; We'd
nesday. Sessue Hayakawa, in Block
Roses" and Harry Pollard. in AT the
Ringside": Thursday. "Deceptioh"k
Friday. win Rogers. in The Strange
Boarder," and Buster Keaton. in
..Neighbors,s' and Saturday. Snow
Blind -5...t.
Evening star., 1921-07-24
Knickerbocker.

Crandalrs Knickerbocker Theater to-
day and tomorrow will present Metros
production of Home Stuff" featuring
Viola Dana. and Harold sLoyd's comedy,
"Among Those Present." Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday the
Knickerbocker will be closed for interior
Evening star., 1921-07-24
! l'hotoplays This Week

PHOTOPLAYS TO BE SHOWN ALL THIS WEEK
COLUMBlA-"Too Wise Wives" To afternoon
3 o'clock.
INSTRUMENTATION Stuff To be shown this afternoon
3 o'clock.
PALACE-"The Man Who" To be shown this afternoon
o'clock.
CRANDAILS-Tru Your Wife To be shown this afternoon
o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-07-24
ming
I Attractions
At the Theaters Next Week
B. F. kEITHS-"Rehearsing,"
vaudeville.
COSMOS-Ruhle and O'Brien,
vaudeville.
STRAND-Vaudeville!&
KEITH'S- -"Rehearsinp,"

Next week at B. F. Keith's, the Of
fering will be headlined by Cecil Lean
and Cleo Mayfeld in "Rehearsing."
The supporting acts Will include the
Cameron Sisters. Billy Gaxton and
company, in The Junior Partner;
Herman Timbkrg. presenting Little
Bits; Stan Stanley. Lynch and Zeller.
Lowe, Feeley and Stella, Maxine
Brothers and Bobbie.
Evening star., 1921-07-24

heart. Obstacles are thrown in the
way of the young couple and the courag,
with which they are met makes al
come right in the end.
Minor films and orchestral features
are announced also.
Evening star., 1921-07-24

Alice Terry. who is said to have
sprung to fame in one shoIt year. after
graduation from the high school last
year, is now to marry Rex Ingram, the
director who discovered" her. 1t Is
thusiy new stars are born in the movie
Evening star., 1921-07-24

decoration. reopening for the Saturday
matinee July 80. when Gpldwyn's Made
in Heaven" starring Tom Moore. will
be shown. The story is of a young fire.
man who won an heiress,
Evening star., 1921-07-24
CurrentAttracti0nS
AT THE THEATERS THIS WEEK

AT THE THEATERS THIS WEEK
KEITHS-Ehel Barrymore and vaudeville New show
afternoon.
COSMOS-Charles Hart and vaudeville. New show
tomorrow afternoon.
STRAND-"The Dot" vaudeville New show opens this
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-11-05
Roger Bacon Knew Scientific Facts Hitherto
Thought to Be Modern

key cipher used Roger Bacon the Thir
tenth century has revealed that Bacon knew OF the
telescope microscope supposed have been
unkn until centuries later
At present possible conjecture at the extent and
discoveries the reading the its early
stages certain that the whole manuscript be read
manuscript falls four divisions dealing with plants the
heavenly bodies generation of animal life and preparation Of drugs
link connecting four probably Baon interest the
proonaon life discussed because of their med
cna properties they determine character his
BIRTH him his @ embyoog because the
bearing life all factors influencing conception and pham
cology drugs essential the of disease
setched with the fundamental Of
mathematical physics conceive today Only less amazing his
grasp the principles phoogy and of the extual criticism
needed reforms education of the necessity of endowng
his the development Of medicine the d
hygiene preventive medicine and the application Of che
try to physiology agriculture and industry.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-11-05

To foreign observers that Japan has everything lose and
nothing by policy of aggresvness
ndome she has tmped the handicap of scany
raised herself a commanding position
The problem Of oepopuaon has been solved by the
of Korea and Formosa and of late outlet practically limit
less in its possibilities. has been found in China.
here anywhere that Japan realize her destiny
here that her claims for priority open challenge
other quarter There plenty of China for all legitimate
and Japan could bring herself
borrowed from Prussia favor policy Cancellation genuine
friendship with the Chinese people, she eventually acquire
quarter predominance which could be seriously contested
1t be whether
Gent to seize the unique opportunity thus presented to them
stead Of hazardng the fortunes of Da Nippon mtast gamble
empire
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-11-05

achevement-not shoulder straps
Emergency S all the greatest co-ord1na'of'
NV experience working for coordination teacfes e n
ornaor must himself his mental actV1ues Will
Disus of each others fatal to quick aclon Ii ~ "
emergency ou.
How majestic have never met man "ho" '
considered great man always natural ano shpie ~
tation is inevitably mark of not sure OF himself
It never occurs me look for dirt am so ANXIOUS 70 g'
something to eat writing this right here for the oenen' u
aged business joys of youth still within our ea We
only give over physical and mental Incidence
Humbene and the great protection against
ignorance.
The anti imax which the inexperienced and BRING upon
encouraging seexpoaon upon assuming
mportan duties one of the chief of subsequent failure Inc
censor happily protected F. from much OF this sort OF nng
Init MANY in the limited States destroyed destroyed their OWL
usefulness themselves, by it.
Tn propoion as men are rghtmnded and intelligent ceremony
unesnta in their relations.
ASSOCIATION
knowledge will always profit by humblenes of opinion
difficult keep vanity under the harness OF the
Somehow is not so inspiring work at money Tor ones
government o work at helping to save Its h1e
Cemen French commerce. inexpressby horrihed me
BY kissing before large audience As we sat at the
table together old friends Cedar Rapids a. ana
Marietta o. better would never have made the mke
either of making prominent or of kissing
We unched owned by Ogden Mills which was formerly
the palace of Marshal looked around said John
General Pehng) these barren surroundings with
early life Lincoln Neb it does seem that
good the world" To which John meditave
replied Don't it beat hip
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-11-05
GLOW Difficult It Is to Keep Vanity
Under Harness of the Intellect
Bv BRIG GEN. c. G. DAWES journal of the Great y" ar

One changes his mind as information changes
u,.,;aod that information alters the foundation Of
correlated facts upon which opinion must always be
h,;lded Rut we must be guided by facts
- +,,.os moro than reason to bend national pride
Necessity must also exist
Now that the pressure OF emergency - o'ei
have to spur myself to work beeVe an na'ol anu
inclined to Incidence when off red not stove !he
merely spectacular in life will never lack Description
The history of this war will be written ar0ono
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-11-05

Of the Air Industry.
This IL Omaha's slogan these days.
Whyf Because this enterprising
Nebraska city Of 100000 people will
stage November 3-5 the First Inter
national Aero Congress. This con-
eress is Omaha's own idea and the
city has carried It out, In spite OF
many apparently insuperable obsfa-
cles. to the point where success II
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-07-21
The BENSON BRIDGE

Cochise de-
permission beyond the ten
bridge
Undoubtedly the people Benson
a
This however make bud
especially,
bridge replaced
Cochise
The
will be a
An
last
when placed
shoulder the
chse patience
Benson need not without its bridge
refuses permission
very substantial fund
district which
can we'll expect such county
the current fiscal
ud to this consideration
being protected against u
her inroad upon their already depleted pockebooks.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-07-21
THE END MAN

LIVERY derberate
carettO
may his poeaions
resigned
leading He usual in the
minority pressing delivered himself masterpiece of
but flowers and dicon finally got the
Mr. co declared part that during the last six months
had been gambling successful
raised his voice against it
the question him
little history current history might
good Bsbee
Gambling Bbee police officials for
last the council in an honest effort
the lid with
spec Kelly A the
police and his force received the blame for this action
reality servant of the council
susceptible notice. acted the
authority o fathers.
the that jury trial must be given those charged
authorities themselves in cu de sac There
which empanel juries If the city
breaking gambling they found was necessary
before the superior court
city suits for illegal
Accordingly instructed let the shefs
office gambling This situation existed until
deputies raided several of the gambling
clubs this city during spring that the city police
and arrest those whom they
oneain gambling games In this connection
council interesting to note that the one
gambling prosecuted by the county at
torney furnished by the chief of police Mr.
Careto member Of the council
place police department this
from perfect But so are the people
the communities n belong.
the gentleman from the first wa
gaining by attitude be that political prestige
when Mr. Caretto shall lead the hosts
Bsbe Repubcansm things have hap
pened political wisdom of the arch O. p
cropping to the
face himself the
position a who is constantly
anhanding the lines of the play
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-07-21
Hunger Threatens
To Bring Downfall
OF Russian Soviet

BERLIN, July 20.-(By the Asso-
ciated Press)-The possible downfall
of the Russian Soviet government I'M
less means are found to prevent the
starvation of large numbers of per-
sons because of the crop failure in
Russia is suggested today by the
Rote Fahne, the Soviet organ which
asserts that 25,000000 Russians are
in imminent danger of dying.
The newspaper expresses the fear
that the capitalistic countries will
take advantage of the confused condi-
ton to cause new military action
against Russia.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-07-21

A bad doctor loses patients easily.
A speeder discovers his mistake by
accident.
Some look upon marriage as a
beau knot-and unite it.
Those fifteen men on dead mans
chest must have been lawyers.
Italy wants to pay America in lires.
We have plenty, thanks.
Picnic parties believe Noah had
more than two ants in the ark.
A crouch burns up every summer
and freezes to death every winter.
About the only infant industry the
new tariff overlooks is Eabe Ruth's
An optimist is a man who believes
the flies are looking for way to get
out.
Harding seems likely to solve the
peace doves housing shortage prob
lem.
A well-dressed woman once wanted
the most for her money-now it's the
least.
A dog gets mad if you don't give
him water to drink; a man gets mad
if you do.
If man wants to marry a gooC
job he must learn to love, honor anC
obey it,
The kicker waits for business t.
pick up while the hustler gets GU
and picks it up.
Women hunt bargains. Perhap:
that's why they like to make hus
bands feel cheap.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-07-21
Railroad Chiefs
Discuss Proposal
Of Funding Debts

NEW YORK, July 90 Railroad
executives who met here today to
discuss the proposed plan of the gov
eminent to fund the half billion dol
lars owed by the carriers for addi-
ions and betterments to their prop
erty during the period of federal con-
troll, withheld announcement of their
action.
Thomas Dewitt Cuyler, chairman
of the Association OF Railway ENecu-
tiyes, who called the conference, said
that ANY statement on the situation
must come from the president OF the
United States"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-07-21
JOHN D. POLE CAT

H." any pole cat let alone New York species
invade
cat
mean take b eliminating aspiring
golf possibly
News reports Indicate that OF the
the parting shot himself
as the such super pole
cat or the caeaker
indigenous to all puoious
the
Che His equally to the Knker
blue blood and the last All of which merely go to
that OGady and the Cones
Lady with the exception that
skirts quite so much attention as the same
animal the one OF the
handicaps OF wealth and prominence
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-07-21
CONFESSIONS OF A HUSBAND!
The Mans Side Of Married Life
81. Solitaire, Knitting or Darning !?

| had no intention of permitting my
self To be cooped up with Edith while
George took my wife to a violin re-
cital. 1t seemed a thoroughly stupid
arrangement with absolutely nothing
to commend it except that it was very
'modern"-which was no attraction
in my eyes.
Valnly | had attempted to persuade
Dot of this, without going too much
into the details of my objection. SO
made up my mind, when l found it
impossible to dissuade her, toresoTJ
to deception.
Sid promised to call me up that
evening and, pretending to be Mr..
Danielson, the firms lawyer, insist on
seeing me upon a matter of business.
This would give me the excuse /
needed to get away. George could
take Dot to the concert as they had
planned and Edith could wait at our
house until they returned.
OF course, | did not tell DC why
wanted to get away that night; he
had the idea | wanted to see a prize
fight.
With my plans already made
awaited the evening without the least
bit of worry, for had provided a GER
tain means of escape.
So when | met Edith that after
noon l joked with her about the af-
fair as though l really intended for
it to go through according to the
schedule that she and my wife had
worked out.
Il suppose you'll be delighted to
have my company this evening" sHe
said to me when l encountered her
on the street
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-07-21

Delighted hardly expresses it," l
replied. 4 have reached the point
where l am not surprised at any gooc
fortune that befalls me. Even to meet
you on the street like this, so far
from your customary
"Oh, l dropped in to see George
for moment thought that on:y
fair to him, despite the fact that he
is going to desert me this evening
It's all very twentieth century, isn't
it?"
"Twenty-first century" l corrected
What does George think of the ar
rangement?"
DO YOU know, find it apsOlu.e.y
impossible to shock him any more.
But Dot tells me you maze a little
fuss when she infored you of our
plans for the evening. | don't think
that was very flattering."
Il didn't believe it was fair to keep
you at home to take care of BobD1e
while Dot and George went 10 that
recital"
4 would rather do anything than
sit through an evening of music
even be with you
Thank you. Dot and George will
come back in time to rescue you from
utter boredom
IF the worst comes to the worst
l can play solitaire. Or should l bring
some knitting with me?'
Dot may have some socks that you
can darn, if you find it so difficult to
pass the time"
That's a fine suggestion; TT speak
to her about it tonight"
(To Be Continued)