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Evening star., 1922-05-08
Broadway Bellies. :"

Five acts of well drilled perform
ers and a gripping photo drama is
the entertainment offered at the
Strand for the week.
Standing out as the hit of the bill
Is the act known as "Broadway
Bellies" a vest pocket musical COM
edy edition, with Phil Adams and a
can sing and dance very well. Mr..
Adams. however, takes the honors
for the dancing, his eccentric steps
being exceptionally good.
The usual "allay-oop" vaudeville
bill openers, in the form of La Beige
Duo, start the ball a-rolling with
some classical gymnasts and balanc-
ing feats of strength; Mack and
-Redding. in Hes in Again., keep
the audience laughing and relieve
them of the nervous feeling that eX-
listed while the Belgian duet was per-
forming it's hair-raising stunts; the
Criterion Four lives up to its BILL
ing as "exponents of harmony and
hilarity," and Roy Gordon and Nell
Healy retell in a unique way the
story of "Wedded Bliss" The
broadway Bellies" close the vaude-
Vile end of the program.
THE Cup of Life" presented here
by Thomas H. 1nce for the first time.
carries a cast including Hobart Bos-
worth, Madge Bellamy, Tully Mar
is the scene of the greater part of
the story, which deals with father
love and Chinese vengeance, inter-
mingled with actions and motives
that qualify the drama as gripping.
Arthur ]. Manvell's Orchestra
gives an excellent rendition of by
the Sapphire Sea- as an overture.
Evening star., 1922-05-08
RIALTO-"B Beyond the Rocks"

Gloria Swanson and Rudolph VAL
entino are presented In Beyond
the Rocks" "a story by Elinor Glyn.
this week at the Rialto Theater.
The story concerns Theodore Fitz-
gerald. daughter of a retired English
captain. who marries an elderly mil
lionaire that her father and two half
sisters may live in luxury. The
scene changes from England to a
Swiss mountain hotel, where a rich
American widow gives dinner at
which the young bride meets Lord
Bracondale. who falls in love with
her. She admits her love for him,
but. being married. urges him to go
away and try to forget her. The young
couple are again brought together
at a house party, and there. once
more. he becomes insistent in his
lovemaking. The bride depart for
her new homo In London. but before
doing. so writes two letters. one to
her husband and the other to her
young lover. The heiress who is in
love with Lord Bracondale finds the
letters that have been left for post
age and changes the envelopes. The
husband thereby learns the truth
Evening star., 1922-05-08
C0LUMBIA-Marion Davies,
"Beauty's Worth"

The photoplay shown Mt Loew's Co
lumbia this week ranks far above the
average of films. 1t is "Beauty's
Worth" Marion Davies is the star
and she is supported by cast that
can really act. The story is a gem.
Marion starts out as n demure lit
tie Quakeress of a fine old family,
proud but severe. She falls In love.
SO she thinks, with n wealthy young
beauty" of the. town, whose mother
invites the little Quakeress to Haven,
an ultra fashionable seaside resort.
Spurned by the fashionable set on ac-
clothes. the little drab-dressed girl
pines in secret. A wealthy artist at
the colony. well played by Forrest
Stanley, sees the true worth of the
quiet girl. and when she asks him,
for the smart set, if he will conduct
refuses, but relents for her sake, and
taking charge of the charades puts
her In the leading role, to produce a
genuinely artistic three-episode show.
The settings. the most elaborate of
the production, were executed by
Joseph C"ban, whose genius in de-
signing Ziegfeld Folloy settings is
now also being devoted to the screen
In gorgeous gowns, and smart bath
ing suits, designed by her new-found
friend, the Quakeress bursts into So
ciety with a bright light. is the belle
Of the resort. and is discovered by
her old Quaker maiden aunts in a
bathing suit smoking scene at the
pool which is delicious. Discovering
the hollowness of her girlhood idol,
the heroine refuses him, and finds
her true love in the gentleman and
artist who saw the gold" she was.
The cast includes June Elvidge.
Truly Shattuck. Hallam Cooley and
Antrim Short. The program includes
and orchestral features.
Evening star., 1922-05-08

and decides on a trip to Northern
Africa. despite warnings Of danger.
He sacrifices his life in Africa when
a band of robbers attack the camp.
The remainder of the story deals
with the courtship Of the young cou-
pie.
B One of the best scenes is of the
Swiss mountains. where the young
bride has fallen over a precipice and
Is hanging thousands of feet above
the rocky gorge by only a slight
strand of rope. caught as she fell,
and her rescue by Lord Bracondale
Is one of the dramatic scenes Of the
production. June Eividge appears in
the cast as sister of Lord Bracondale.
Another picture on the program is
an educational film. my Country"
which shows scenes of the northwest
that won applause last night.
As the musical feature of the pro-
gram, Gustav Hinrich. formerly di-
rector of the Metropolitan Opera
New York, leads the Rialto orchestra
In the rendition of the overture to
THE Merry Wives of Windsor" The
audience applauded the master for
some time and he returned several
times to acknowledge 1t.
Evening star., 1922-05-08
PALACE-"The Crimson Chal-
lenge."
Chal.

The fact that Dorothy Dalton is ap-
pearing in western melodrama
served to pack the Palace at every
showing yesterday. Miss Dalton
achieved her greatest success on the
screen in western plays, and the
movie fans have not forgotten her
record. She Is one of the few ac-
tresses who care nothing for looks
in making her characters effective,
and the deft way she can handle
pair of revolvers makes one compare
her with male stars in the same line
of work.
She is seen at the Palace this week
in THE Crimson Challenge" adapted
from the novel of Vingie E. Roe
known as "Tharon of Lost Valley"
Every thrilling incident Of the book
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wards affection. succeeds In reunit-
ing the lovers just before his death.
A spiritist theme that permeates the
story Is deftly portrayed and the play
itself is artistically staged. The
subtle lighting of the exteriors is
quite pleasing. :.
As to the caste. Miss Talmadge is
not the only member to distinguish
herself. Wyndham Standing as Kath-
while Alex Francis is capable as the
family friend and Harrison Ford IN
the role of the frenzied slayer and the
ardent young lover does noteworthy
work.
The incidental music under the d.
rection Of N. Mirskey Is all that could
bo desired Fred East, baritone and
Josephine Houston, soprano, scored In
an interpretative prologue.
Evening star., 1922-05-08
CRANDALL'S-"Moran of the
LADY Betty"

moran of the Lady Lefty" ro-
nance of the sea, with any number
of thrills. is the feature of the pro-
gram at Crandall's Theater the first
three days of this week. with Dor
othy Dalton and Rudolph Valentino
as the stars. 1t has previously been
shown in Washington, but one would
have thought 1T was a first-run pic
ture. judging from the audiences yes
terday and last night
The story Is an intense and inter-
estinR one and concerns the adven-
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story takes an interesting turn snl
until the climax. when the yout1
saves her from the brutal captain
there Is ono thrilling episode afte
another.
The program includes Hal Roachi
"Kili the Nerve" with Harry (Snub
Pollard and Marie Mosquini as tn,
principal funmakers.
Evening star., 1922-05-08

skipper, has been raised aboard ship
and when she reaches young woman
hood she has become a highly pro-
ficient sailor. Her fathers ship Is
burned at sea and she Is the only
upon which the gilded youth has
been shanghaied. and from the meet
ing of these two young people the
Evening star., 1922-05-08

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Evening star., 1922-05-08

lures of a young scion of wealth.
male fiapper. as 1t were-who, about
the time he has reached the heights
of boredom and has become indiffer-
ent to the frivolities OF the swagger
set in which he has been reared, is
shanghaied aboard a sailing vessel
which has q bad reputation. Moran,
the only daughter Of a Norwegian
Evening star., 1922-05-08
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Evening star., 1922-05-08

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Evening star., 1922-05-08
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Evening star., 1922-02-16
DECIDE SHIP TO Be KEPT.
Members Of Board Meet to Select
West Virginia or Washington.

+ The naval board. headed by Rear
Admiral McElroy. appointed to make
recommendations as to whether the
snperdreadnaught West Virginia. un-
der construction at Newport News
Va, or the Washington being built
at Camden. NJ. J.. should be selected
for retention under the naval limita-
ton treaty. held its first meeting to-
day at the Navy Department. The
board had available all the statistics
OF the. department showing the stage
OF completion in each case.
Secretary DENLY said 1t was desir-
able that determination as to which
ship is to be completed should be
reached as quickly as possible, in or
der that construction work may pro-
coed. The terms Of the treaty do not
affect the ship to be retained, and the
vessel to be scrapped will not be
broken up until the treaty becomes
effective. naval officers said.
In preliminary surveys Of the two
ships and probable cost Of completion,
some Navy officials have been con.
vinced that it would cost the govern.
ment approximately 100000 less to
finish the West Virginia than the
Washington.
Evening star., 1922-02-16
ADvERrIsEssrNr.
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Evening star., 1922-02-16
TRADE DEALS ATTRACT.
o. s. Commercial Leaders Discuss
German-Russ Negotiations.

By the Associated Press
BERLIN. February 14.-American
commercial leaders in Germany are
greatly interested in the negotiations
In progress here between German
trade interests and Leonid Krassin,
the Russian soviet trade represents
tive. 1t is reported that the American
traders are actively furthering the
German attempts to establish good
trade relations with Russia. hoping
thereby to divert German .competi-
tion from South America.
1t Is said that II trade between
Germany and Russia, which Germany
is hoping for and would prefer to
South American commerce, should be
developed to any appreciable extent
1t would give the Americans the
longed-for opportunity Of further de-
veloping the South American com.
mercial field. Should German COM
mcrce toward the east develop sue
cessfully, the German interests are
reported to be willing to abandon
their South American projects gen.
orally. This is said to be particularly
possible In case legitimate trade re-
lations with Russia can be establish
ed. since Russia has raw materials
essential to German industry and
Germany has machinery and other
products needed in Russia. :.
Evening star., 1922-02-16
COLD 'DAMPENs ARDoR,
Chinese Student Protests Chilled bv
Weather.

SHANGHAI, January 10 (by maiD.
-,Coid weather overcame the -ardor
Win which students and other large
sections OF the population protested
against the decisions OF the Washing
ION conference and the extra confer
question. 'u'e
l., Popular demonstrations took place
IN several cities, but it Is believed
mat the country was saved from a
general student uprising similar to
that which overturned the govern.
ni neht three years ago only by the ar.
rival Of a cold wave.
Expressions Of opinion in tb. n.-
tive and foreign press Of China shn,v
.nat the people generally are disap.
pointed at the outcome Of the wash
inEton negotiations,
Evening star., 1922-02-16
EDUCATORS TO MEET.
Biggest Problems in Education
Face Chicago N. e. A. Session.

CHICAGO. February 1s.-Types of
education the country requires; what
physical property will be necessary to
insure Its promotion; what technique
in education may be expected from
education can the country afford; how
much more can we secure for our
money through elimination of waste
full processes and organization, and
what benefits shall accrue to the chill
dren Of tho United States through
public education, are the chief topics
to come up for consideration before
the department of superintendent of
the National Education Association
at it's annual meeting here, the week
beginning February 81. -..
Evening star., 1922-02-16

has been detailed as Judge advocate
on the stan Of Gen. Bandholtx. com.
mandinE the District OF Washington.
He will relieve Capt. Homer c.
Parker, Judge advocate.
Evening star., 1922-02-16
Holding Families Together.

The Associated Charities and Citizens Relief Associa
ton, Washngons ctywide ectarian family welfare
agencies urgently ask the support of every Washing
ton concerned with the prevention and relief of distress
midst today.
The object of these associations is hold families
gether Some 5000 foksnear of yours and
out of their troubles This host consists of little children
widowed mothers deserted wives the the aged and
the out-of-works, with their savings exhausted.
These home charities appeal for 10000 contributing
members to enable them to the present emergency
The call urgent Contributions may sent to Star
directly to the committee, of which Howard S. Reside
923 H street northwest is treasurer.
(Signed) NJ. E. ALLIES,
Chairman, Joint Finance Committee
Evening star., 1922-02-16
SEEK W0MEN'S JOBS.
Idle Married Men Would Take
Places in Vienna.

VIENNA. February 1.-THE. dis
charge Of all female employees in the
public services, their places to be taken
by 5obless married men, was the chief
demand expressed at a great mass
meeting Of unemployed here today. An
other demand was the abolition Of over
time and piece work in all industries.
Some fiery speeches were made. but
there was no disorder. In fear Of a
demonstra tion, most Of the city's shops
had put up their shutters, and heavy
police patrols were In evidence.
It is estimated that there are $4,000
unemployed union workers In Vienna at
present. an increase Of so per cent In
two months.
Evening star., 1922-02-16
ASSIGNED TO LOCAL STAFF,

Maj. Albert F. Drake. Judge ad-
advocate general, War Department,
Evening star., 1922-02-16
|EFFORT TO REDUCE FARE
| on RICHMOND CARS FAILS
Strike Measure Which Was Passed
by Lower Council Branch Is
Defeated by Aldermen.

RICHMOND. Va, February 10
Failure last night of the board of al
dermen of Richmond to concur in an
ordinance repeating the six-cent fare
of the Virginia Railway and Power
Company, passed by the lower branch
Of the city council recently. was taken
by members Of the law-making body
today as marking the end Of their ef-
fcrts to solve the controversy between
the traction company and its striking
employees.
At the same time company officials
today reiterated that the street car
service in Richmopd, Norfolk. Ports
mouth and Petersburg is normal;
while union heads declare more vigor-
Quoted.
Evening star., 1922-02-16
SERVICE FOR AMERICANS.
Paulists to Hold Masses In Rome
in English.

ROME. February 14.-Althoueh
there is an American college. In
Rome. up until now there has been nc
large church in Rome where regular
services have been held especially for
Americans. On February rs next in
the Church Of Santa Susanna such
services. conducted in English, will he
inaugurated by the Paulist Fathers of
the American order. This has been
approved by the Roman authorities.
both church and state.
The Church of Santa Susanna
which adjoins the American embassy.
oratory founded by Pope Caius in the
third century. and is named after
St. Suzanna, who refused maria Se
With the adopted son Of Emperor
Evening star., 1922-02-16
RED CROSS WORKER rEAD
Dr.. John B. Voor Of Louisville. Kv
Typhus Victim In Poland.

By the Associated Press.
, WARSAW. February 1s.-Dr. John
q. Voor. assistant director Of the
American Red Cross commission in
Poland. died here today of typhus
contracted during an inspection Of
refugee camps at Baranow. He was
tnirty years Of age. His parents ad-
dress ts 633 East Oak street, Louis
VILE. Ky. The funeral will be held
Thursday.
DR.. Voor Is the first member of the
American Red Cross commission to
die in Poland. DR.. John P. Caffey of
Salt Lake City. Utah. also a Red Cross
inspector, is suffering from typhus.
but Is reported to be recovering.
Evening star., 1922-02-16
NEW TRADE TREATIES UP.

possible q. S..European Agree
ments Topic for Economic Congress.
By the Associated Press.
LISBON, February 1.-THE ques-
tion Of new commercial treaties be.
tween European countries and the
United States Is to come before the
economic congress Just convened at
Coimbra.
revision Of the Portuguese customs
tariffs, reduction of taxes on foreign
nations shipping to conform with
the taxes levied on Portuguese ships
by those countries. enlargement of
the state railway system, and means
for the exploitation Of the country's
water power.
Evening star., 1922-02-16
OLD CHARGES UHEARTHED.
Steam Boiler and sawmill Stolen,
a Shanghai Records Show.

SHANGHAI. January 800 cs.es
OF onenses by Chinese found III the
records Of the international settle
ment OF Shanghai. including the
theft Of q steam roller and in another
case that of q sawmill. have been
surpassed by three coolies recently
charged with stealing fifteen tons OF
sand. thirty tons of gravel, thirty tons
OF granite, blocks and $4,000 tiles.
1t was alleged that all this material
mad been removed surreptitiously
from Contractors yard, but the cour,
held that there was not sufficient evil
dence to convict and the defendants
were discharged.
Evening star., 1922-02-16

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Evening star., 1922-02-16
RET1R1Na BOARDS ro DECIDE,

Lieut.. Col. Emory 8. West, cavalry,
At Fort Leavenworth. Kan, and Col.
Beverly A. Reed. Judge advocate
general in this city, have been ordered
before retiring boards for examination
as to their physical fitness for further
active duty.
Evening star., 1922-02-16

According to one authority the up-
per class women of China give ivttle
attention to serious affairs. spending
gambling.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-12-21
TUBERCULOSIS TEST
HELD BACK BY COLD

Due to the extremely cold weather
which has prevailed since the first of
December, the tuberculosis Test work
has been indefinitely postponed until
such time as the weather will permit
carrying the work On. 1t is found
with the low temperature and the
large amount of snow it is almost
impossible to continue the work and
also very expensive under such condi-
tons.
However, since beginning the work
the middle of November over twenty
townships of the western area of the
county have been completed on an
area basis with the exception of three
farmers who did not test at that
time. 1t is anticipated that the work
will continue as Don as the weather
will permit. 1t may, however, be
necessary to postpone the test until
spring.-D. B. Noble, County Agent.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-12-21

The wise hostess wishes to prevent
her young guests from pairing off and
remaining with their escorts the entire
evening. To change partners in a
sovel and entertaining way in the
course of the evening, have ready a
circle of green cardboard divided into
as many sections as there are girls
present. Write a girls name in each
division. Now cut out q large red
p~asteboard star. with a white arrow
painted on one of the points. and
fasten this star to the center of fse
cardboard circle by means of a large
pin. Each boy In turn comes up and
spins the star, and the maiden whose
name is indicated when the white ar
row comes to rest is accorded him as
partner. OF course, if a girls name
has already been chosen the boy must
spin again. This spinning star viii
result in much mirth for the young
people.