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Evening star., 1922-01-15
PALACE-"Just Around the Cor
ner."

Just Around the Corner" a Cosmo-
politan production, based on Fannie
Hurst's magazine story. will be shown
this week at Loew's Palace Theater
beginning this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
1t was scenariZed and directed by
Frances Marion. and it's brilliant cast
includes Margaret Seddon, Lewis Sar-
gent, Sigrid Holmquist. Fred c.
Thompson, Edward Phillips, Peggy
Par and others.
1t is a story of New York's East
Side, and concerns Essie Birdsong,
who leaves her position in a factory
because of-the brutal attentions of an
employer, only to be tricked by a
crooked theater ticket speculator.
whom afterward a stranger imper-
sonates before her mother. In this
way. the basis is laid for real love
affair.
Musical attractions, a new short
length comedy, the Pathe News views
and the Literary Digest topics, with
an orchestral overture, will be added
attractions.
Evening star., 1922-01-15
CRANDALL'S-Norma Talmadge
"The Wonderful Thing"

Norma Talmadge will be pictured
at Crandalls Theater the first three
afternoon at 3, in her latest First
National production. 1.-THE Wonderful
Thing" an amusing study in high
comedy. 1t is the story of a young
American girl educated in a French
convent who falls in love with a
young Englishman whom she is led
to believe loves not her so much as
ker money. The denouement is
reached on her fathers hog farm in
the west, and is unique. The bill will
include minor films and pipe organ
accompaniment. Wednesday and
Thursday Jewel Carmen and Ken
meth Harlan will be seen in Nobody"
a spectacular drama Of fashionable
life at Palm Beach, with an element
of mystery; also a comedy, Chicken
Hearted; Friday and Saturday,
Eugene O'Brien's comedy drama,
"Chivalrous Charley" and Mack Sem
nett's new comedy, Officer Cupid"
Evening star., 1922-01-15
FIJI M GRAM NJ S

CHARLOTTE JACKSON. the seven.
year-old child in "A Prince There
Was" has decided that she will marry
Thomas Meighan. when she grows up
If he and his wife don't mind.
It is creditably reported that a
Charlie Chaplin fan went to the
Metropolitan to hear him sing in
grand opera She thought "Chaliapin'
was a typographical error.
Noah Berry, in "The Lotus Bios
son." plays the role of q Chinese, in
| which he is said to look more like
one than the real Cinnamon in the
play.
War veterans enlisted for a Gareth
Hughes play, now in the making, get
$3.50 a day. with rations and quar-
ters. Their hiking song Is: "Oh,
What a Lovely War;
Ramon Samaniegos, the Spanish
actor, who will impersonate the hero
in "The Prisoner of Zenda," has
Americanized his name, it is said, to
Sam an Eggs"
1.-THE Brotherhood Of Hate" a some
what feudish title, VIII picture Frank
keenan, as one of its leading char
acters.
Douglas Mclean will share stellar
glories with Madye Beliamy and Ray
mond Hatton. in 1.-THE Hottentot," his
newest release.
A soldier promises his wounded
buddie to impersonate him, so that his
blind mother may not realize that
her boy has been killed. Richard
Barthelmes plays the part, in Sonny"
"The Green Temptation" a title
which turns the Imagination loose on
Chinese jade, French absinthe and
grass snakes-but which doubtless
has nothing to do with any of them
is Betty Compson's new play. The
cast includes Theodore Kosl6n.
swordsman and dancer, among the
male stars.
In "The Heart Specialist" Mary
Miles Minter plays the role of a sob
sister, who searches romantically for
the unattainable-until she finds
Allen Forrest, who changes her dirge
to "Lohengrin."
Wanda Hawley, in "Too Much
Wife," permits freedom-loving
spouse to have all the good times he
The only thing she asks is that she
go along with hin-a gentle satire
on marriage, to which T. Roy Barnes
adds the role of the husband.
Bebe Daniels. in Nancy From No
where" has drilled a flock of geese to
waddle behind her through several
scenes. She showed them an ear of
corn and they followed wherever she
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Elephant Party.

A MONG the Christmas features at
"a the New York Hippodrome was
a Christmas dinner party for seven
elephants.
The Hippodrome elephants were "at
home" to the herd belonging to the
Singers midget organization, which
plays in vaudeville.
All seven elephants sat at one table,
where they were served with soup,
celery, head lettuce, pireapples,
loaves Of bread and half a bushel of
peanuts to an elephant. The food for
the elephants Christmas dinner cost
more than $50.
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Potoplays THIS Week

tional attractions. will be featured,
with short-reel pictures and a fan
tasla OF selections from verdfs III
Trovatore' by the Knickerbocker Or
chestra: Tuesday and Wednesday, d.
w. Griffith's Way Down East" fea-
turing Richard Barthelmess, Lillian
Gish and others. and shown at 4, $40
and s:45 PM. the overture being I'll
Guarany," by Gomez; Tuesday and
Friday. Anita Stewart. in "Playthings
Of Destiny; a Fox Sunshine comedy,
Business is Business" and a medley
of Broadway hits. and Saturday, Will
liam S. Hart. in .'Three-Word Brand"
his new production. with Fresh Air."
featuring Monte Banks; minor films
and selections from Victor Herberts
The Red Mill"
Evening star., 1922-01-15

went. Which creates a suspicion:
What did Mary give the lamb?
A hundred bandits. formerly with
Villa, were hired to provide atmos-
phere for "Her Husbands Trade
mark" Gloria Swanson's latest pic
ture.
| student he lived in a room where
"the elevated trains ran over the foot
| of the bed'-and now the memory OF
| the noise and discomfort of his ex-
perience has been put in play. To
get the realism of it a trestle nearly
| a block in length was built to carry
! trains past the windows OF the
T, shabby little apartment. where Sc
Quence of scenes was filmed.
Theodore Roberts. character man,
| has won over all other individuals in
any class of acting. by verdict of a
newspaper contest out west
The stage play. Bought and Paid
For" is to be pictured. with Agnes
Ayres in the leading feminine role.
Throughout the many episodes OF
| white Eagle" a mysterious horse
man dGshes to Ruth Roland's aid. al
ways SO masked that his identity re-
mains an enigma until the closing
reel In the matter OF long-drawn
suspense, the white Hiuer, Is sdIu
to put it over THE Bat"
The name of Tsuru Aaki (Mrs. Ses-
sue Hayakawa), translated into Eng
lish means, Crane on the green
bough." Her husband is sand in
the river" and that other popular
screen actor, Togo Yomoato, STANDS
for winter country and mountain
tops" Romeo's whats in a name
| wouldn't pass muster in Japan.
When Pauline Frederick was work
| ing on her latest picture-a ranch
story-it attracted the curiosity OF
ten genuine cowboys from the plains.
| who rode up to see what 1t all looked
like, and were pleased enough TO
volunteer to make shows OF them
selves, just to please the star. she
saw to it, however. that they were
| put on the pay roll.
Maxwell Karger says: ut may be
all right for the voice of conscience
to be still and small. but the voice
of a motion picture director has TO
| be quite the other way round"
According to a news report. the
Hottentots are SO fond of Charlie
Chaplin that they give him place
among their gods.
Manager Beatus of Loews Palace
Theater, has just installed new and
comfortable chairs in the boxes at
that playhouse. They represent. ii is
believed, the last word in theater
| seating comfort.
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Collecting Musical Curios.
WILLIAM FOX is embarrassed to

WILLIAM FOX is embarrassed TO
=" no small degree, it is said, TO
learn that information about his
hobby of collecting musical curios
from every country. cline and age
has leaked outside his intimate
circle of friends. Mr.. Fox, SO
the story goes. has followed this
hobby for years. He now possesses,
according to the source whence came
the story, collection of freakish
musical instruments which cannot be
duplicated in any museum In the
country.
He is said to delight in exhibiting
these curios to his friends. The.
consist of everything from a six
teenth century harpsichord to a
twentieth century jazz band skillet.
as we'll as old horns and trumpets-
bIgles which called men to conquest
and death-and harps upon whose
strings were played the love songs of
the middle ages.
william Fox has collected every
sort of musical curio on earth. L
saw a musical Christmas tree which
once graced the Yuletide table Of the
ex-kaiser of Germany; harpaphones
that dated back to the war Of the
roses, and a mechanical flute, the
only one in existence" an enthusi-
astic friend is quoted as having said.
Evening star., 1922-01-15
"Pomander Walk. ="
IN mentioning his comedy. "Poman-
der Walk" Louis N. Parker, the
anfh0r 1rafa.
''Where is Pomander Walk?
Now understand,
Ouf ChiSUiclc WaN

where is Pomander Walk?
Now understand,
Out Chiswick way,
Half way to Fairyland."
But. to be a little more geographi-
cal. it might be explained that
'Pomander Walk" is the name given
to FIVE little houses which stand
wick section of London, on the banks
of the Thames.
The year is 1895 and the time is
summer. In these little houses. with
their bay windows and quaint front
yards, live Sir Peter Antrobus, re-
tired admiral of the royal navy:
Jerome Brooke-Hoskyn, a butler, who
masQuerades as man OF social prom
inence; Mrs. Pamela Poskett, a spin
ster; Nine. Lucie Lachesnais and her
daughter Marjolaine; Basil Pringle.
The action Of the comedy centers
entirely in these five little houses and
their occupants, with now and then a
visitor to enliven the daily routine
of the "Walk." One Of these visitors
is Jack Sayle, son Of the Hon. John
Sayle, Tenth Baron Otford. Jack
gets a glimpse of the beautiful Mar
jolaine Lachesnais and it is a case OF
love at first sight for both; But as
Marjolaine's mother has had bitter
love affair with Jacks noble father
she refuses to allow her daughter to
associate with the son.
How Jack manages to win Mario
laine and the happiness that-comes
both to Marjolaine's mother and Lord
Otford is best left to the telling OF
the story in "Marjolaine," the musi-
cal version Of "Pomander Walk"
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Olympic.

Today, Victor Hugo's Judgment;
tomorrow, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ram
dolph Chester's 1.-The Son of Walling-
ford; Tuesday. Lois Webers THE
Blot" with Claire Windsor; Wednes-
day, Bert Lytell, in "Alias Ladyfin-
gers: Thursday, "a Wife's Awaken
ing; added attraction. "Juggernauts
of the Jungle; Friday, Lon CLANCY,
in "The Night Rose" and Saturday,
Ethel Clayton, in Beyond"
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Carolina.

Today, Constance Binney, in "The
Case Of Becky" and comedy. "Tooner-
vile Tangle"; tomorrow, Sessue Haya-
kawa, in ''The swamp; Tuesday, Lon
nesday, Mr.. and Mrs. Carter De
Haven, in "My Lady Friends" and
Pathe News and Topics from the Lit
erary Digest: Thursday, Charles Ray,
in Two Minutes to Co." and Fox
Sunshine comedy; Friday, Tom Moore,
in From the Ground Up; Saturday,
Doris May, in '"The Foolish Age" and
Pathe News and "Aesop's Fables"
Evening star., 1922-01-15
New Stanton.

Today and tomorrow. Harry Carey. in
''The Fox; extra tomorrow. final epi-
side. 1.-THE Blue Fox; Tuesday. David
Powell and Mary Glynne, in The
Princess Of New York" and the sun
shine comedy. "One Moment Please;
Wednesday. Eugene O'Brien. in CLAY
Dollar" and Snub Pollard. in The Joy
Riders; Thursday. the Selznick- 1nce
sepcial, "a Mans Home" with Harry
T. Morey and Kathlyn Williams: FRI
day. Conway Tearle, in after Mid
night" and Monte Banks. in In and
Out: Saturday, Barbara Bedford. in
cinderella Of the Hills; extra matt.
nee attractions, 1.-The Adventures OF
Bill and Bob" and Mutt and Jeff."
Evening star., 1922-01-15
New.

Today. Florence Reed and Earle Fox.
in 1.-The Black Panthers Cub: to-
morrow, Douglas Fairbanks. in His
Picture in the Paper; Tuesday. Her
bert Rawlinson, in "The Millionaire;
Wednesday. Alice Calhoun, in 1.-The
Little Minister: Thursday, H. B.
Warner, in "When We Were Twenty
One; Friday, Wallace Reid. in 'The
Man From Funeral Range" and Sat-
urday, All-comedy night.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

When Myrtle Stedman walked into
the Realart studio to begin work in a
new Bebe Daniels production, Nancy
From Nowhere" she renewed ac-
quaintance with the scenes of her
early triumphs in pictures For it
was when the Realart plant was
known as the 'Morosco" studio that
Myrtle Stedman rose to stardom in
a series of successful productions.
Lots of water has flowed under the
bridge since that time
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Dumbarton,

Today. Lois Weber's ITO Please One
Woman; tomorrow. William Russell,
George Melford's "The Great Imper,
sonation"; Wednesday, Charles Ray, in
Two Minutes to Co.: Thursday, Tom
Moore. in From the Ground Up; Fri
day. "A Wife's Awakening" and Sat
urday. Tom Moore, in "The Rough
Diamond"
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, Jackie Coo
gan, in MY Boy" and Ben Turpin.
in Loves Outcast"; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Rudolph Valentino and
Agnes Ayres. in 1.-The Sheik"; Thurs
day, Ethel Clayton, in Beyond" and
Harry Pollard, in Lose No Time;
Friday, Marion Davies, in "Enchant-
ment," and Saturday, James Oliver
Curwood's The Flower Of the North"
and "Flivver Tracks"
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Apollo,

Today and tomorrow, Rudolph VAL
entino and Agnes Ayres. in "The
Sheik": Tuesday and Wednesday.
Musketeers"; Thursday, Wanda Haw-
ley, in THE Love Charm" and "A
Pair Of Sixes"; Friday. James Oliver
Curwood's 1.-The Flower of the North"
and "Flivver Tracks," and Saturday,
For Those We Love-" and Harry
Pollard, in "Iose No Time"
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Empire.

Today and tomorrow. Priscilla Dean.
in Conflict" also comedy; Tuesday,
1.-The Handicap" also comedy; Wed.
nesday. William Duncan. in where
Men Are Men, also comedy: Thurs
day. Madge Kennedy. in ''Oh, Mary Be
Careful" also comedy; Friday, Her
bert Rawlinson, in "The Millionaire -
also episode, No. IS. of THE Terror
Trair; Saturday, Gareth Hughes. in
1.-THE Lure Of YOUTH" also comedy.
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Circle,

Today Norma Talmadge. in THE
Wonderful Thing; tomorrow. Ethel
inc Starke and Percy Marmont, in
Wife Against Wife; Wednesday,
Sessue Hayakawa, in ''The Swamp;
Kenneth Harlan. in "The Barricade":
Friday, Jewel Carmen. in Nobody
and Saturday, James Oliver Curwood' q
Gods Country and the Law"
Evening star., 1922-01-15
BEST PICTURES NAMED BY THE
NATIONAL BOARD OF REVIEW

Sarg's Almanac" without Benefit of
Clergy" and THE Woman God
Changed
James Shelley Hamilton, writer
on films and member of the critiQue
committee, in making his choice OF
the five best pictures of 1921 selected
the following: "All for a Woman.
'The Cabinet of DIR. Caligari." The
Golem," 1.-THE Kid and "A Small
Town Idol"
Evening star., 1922-01-15
York.

Today and tomorrow. Jackie
Coogan, in My Boy" and Harry
Pollard. in lose No Time; Tuesday
and Wednesday, Douglas Fairbanks.
in 'The Three Musketeers"; Thurs
day, Pola Negri, in Vendetta" and
Sennett's BE Reasonable; Friday,
Eugene O'Brien, in "Chivalrous
Charley, and Fresh Air." and Sat-
urday, William Duncan, in mo De-
fense," and Failing for Fanny"
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Elite.

Today. Thoma3 Jefferson, in RIP
Van Winkle"; tomorrow, "The Co
lemr'; Tuesday. Alice Brady, in "The
Dawn of the East; Wednesday, James
Klrkwood. in THE Great Impersona-
ton; Thursday, Sessue Hayakawa, in
THE Swamp; Friday, May McAvoy,
in Morales" and Saturday, Conway
Tearle, in 1.-The Man of Stone"
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Republic.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday,
Richard Barthelmess, in Expert
ence"; Wednesday and Thursday,
Alice Calhoun, in 1.-THE Little Minis
ter" and short subjects, and Friday
and Saturday, Corinne Griffith, in
Moral Fiber" episode eleven of
Breaking Through" and Masks and
Mishaps."
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow, Richard Bar
thelmess, in "Torable David; Tues
day and Wednesday, Rudolph Valen-
tino and Agnes Ayres, in THE
Sheik": Thursday, Marion Davies.
in "Enchantment." and "Flivver
Tracks; Friday. Betty Compson and
Lon CLANCY, in For Those We Love. "
and Harry Pollard. in Lose No
Time" and Saturday, Wanda Haw-
ley, in 1.-THE Love Charm and For
Lands Sake"
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Princess.

Today. "a Mans Home; tomorrow,
Lester Cuneo, in homeland Will
SON.: Tuesday, Sessue Hayakawa. in
THE Swamp: Wednesday, 1.-The Girl
With a Million; Thursday. Lon
Chaney, in "The Night Rose: Friday.
Katherine Macdonald, in Her Social
Value" and Saturday, May Mac
Avoy, in Morals"
Evening star., 1922-01-15

Harold Lloyd's new length
comedy, IA Sailor-made Man." Gloria
Swanson, Wallace Reid and Elliott
Dexter in Cecil De Miles Don't Tell
Everything" and James Oliver Cur
woods THE Flower Of the North"
Evening star., 1922-01-15
NEXT WEEKS PHOTOPLAYS.
Metropolitan.
Knickerbocker.

Harold Lloyd in his new feature.
length comedy. "a Sailor-made Man.
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Palace.

May Murray, in her latest screen
production Peacock Alley"
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Crandall's,
Columbia

Douglas Fairbanks in THE Three
Musketeerts"
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Observation-Disclosures Ray
and Buster Keaton.

Today and tomorrow at Crandalrs
Knockerbocker Theater. Charles Ray,
in "R. S. v. p" and Buster Keaton,
in THE Paleface," both First Ma
Evening star., 1922-01-15

Agnes Ayres. in 1.-THE Lane That
Had No Turning" based on the story
by Sir Gilbert Parker.
Evening star., 1922-01-15
5cene from SJusr AROUND The CORNER. Rlsee

Harry Carey, in '.The Fox; Thurs
day, Gail Kane, in idle Hands; Fri
day, Clara kimball Young, in THE
Marionettes," and Saturday, Herbert
Rawlinson, in 1.-The Millionaire"
Evening star., 1922-01-15

Harry Corson Clarke. has been
added to the cast of ''Who Is
Cazazza?" in which Cecil Lean and
Cleo Mayfield are starring.
Evening star., 1922-01-15
Lyric.

Today and tomorrow, 1.-THE Little
Minister; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Evening star., 1922-01-15

AL Jolson has reached his 150th
performance in "Bombo. at his own
theater in New York.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

Manager Beatus of Loew's Palace
Theater, has just installed new and
comfortable chairs in the boxes at
that playhouse. They represent. ii is
believed, the last word in theater
seating comfort.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

Maxwell Karger says: ut may be
all right for the voice of conscience
to be stin and small. but the voice
of a motion picture director mas 10
he quite the other way round"
Evening star., 1922-01-15

According to a news report" the
Hottentots are SO fond of Charlie
Chaplin that they give him a place
among their gods.
Evening star., 1922-01-15

In "The Heart Specialist" Mar,
Miles Minter plays the role of sol
sister, who searches romantically fol
the unattainable-until she find:
Allen Forrest. who changes her dirg'
to "Lohengrin."
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
CANOE PARTY RESCUED
AFTER BATH IN HUDSON
Two Girls and TIDo Boys Up
set in Choppy RiUer.

Two girls and two youths suffered
from exposure and submersion late yes
terday when the canoe In which they
were riding upset In the Hudson River
about half mile from Fort Washing
ton Point. They were rescued by George
Boyer. 80. manager of the Fort Wash
ington Point Boat Club, at 1S4th street
and Hudson River
Charles Kretchel, is, OF go Bradhurst
avenue, owned abe canoe. With him
were Frank Hasler. II. of 307 West i53d
street. Eta Wolf, Is, Of 255 Audubon
avenue. and Patricia Campbell,15, OF 72s
West 1Slst street. They went across
earlier in the day and spent the after
noon on the Palisades.
When they started back they found
that strong wind was making the sur
face of the water choppy. Half a mile
from shore the canoe upset. All four
could swim, so they kept hold OF the
overturned canoe.
Before Boyer returned Patrolman Nc
Quade of West nth street called an
ambulance from Columbus Hospital and
Or. Burns treated the shivering quartet.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
FATHER AND SON WE'D
WIDOW AND DAUGHTER
WidoUer Joined Young Soper
on Courfing Mission.

One Sunday about six months ago
Walter e. Soper, %. asked his father
Alonzo Z. Soper, A. widower, of So
Park place, Passaic, N. j., to so with
him to Atwood, suburb of Passaic, to
see Miss Alice r. Noble. Miss Noble is
II and lived with her mother, Mrs. Jo-
hanna Noble, ST. a widow, at 81 Warren
road, Atwood.
The elder Soper and Mrs. Noble ap-
parently approved Of each other. Any
how, every time the son went over to
Atwood to see Alice after that the father
always went along Yesterday afternoon
the elder Soper married Mrs. Noble and
the younger Soper married Miss Noble.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. c. F. Meyer, pastor of the Lutheran
Church at East Rutherford. The Sopers
are employed by betting factory in
Passaic.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
BRONZE TABLETS MARK
BATTLE OF PRINCETON
Oregon Senior Unveils Memo
rials of Revolution.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
PRINCETON, April 29.-Oregon stretched
it's hands across the country to New
Jersey in common rejoicing over the
glory won by continental soldiers in the
Revolution. The Sons of the American
Revolution of the Western State de-
clared their pride In and reverence for
the nations history to-day when they
dedicated bronze tablets to mark the
course of the battle of Princeton, the
turning point of the Revolution. While
visitors and officials of the order stood
at attention, Thomas McCammant, a
senior here, and son of Judge Wallace
McCammant of Portland, unveiled the
tablets which marked the progress or
Washingtons soldiers.
w. I. Lincoln Adams and Lyman
Whitney Alden, director-general and
chaplain-general Of the Sons of the
American Revolution, and DR.. John
Grier Hibben, president of the uni
versity, also were speakers
At 3 p NJ. a parade formed at his
toric Nassau Hall and marched up the
famous street named after Gen. Mercer,
who died in the battle of Princeton. In
1t were members Of patriotic societies. a
detachment of the Princeton post of
the American Legion and the Boy
Scouts,
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
BIOLOGIST ACCEPTS 500
CHECK SENT BY BRYAN
Takes Reyard Commoner Of
fered in Evolution Contest.

MoRGANTowN, w. Va. April 2s.-Dr.
r. c. Spangler, professor Of botany at
West Virginia University. said to-day
he had decided to accept the 500 sent
to him under protest by William ].
Bryan as a reward to any professor who
would harmonic the Darwinian theory
of evolution with the Bible.
The five new questions submitted to
Prof. Spangler by Mr.. Bryan were an
swered in the letter In answer to the
first. question as to whether he believed
he descended from an ape. Dr. Spangler
said: NO the. biologists of to-day dc
not teach that man descended from the
ape of to-day and no zone believes 1t ex-
cept those ignorant of the facts OF
biology"
YES" was the answer to the other
questions, which were: do you believe
in Biblical miracles? The supernatural
as recorded In the Bible? The virgin
birth? Resurrection of Christ and His
appearance to the disciples?