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COLUMBIA-Wallace Reid. Elsie
Ferguson, "Peter Ibbetson."

"Peter Ibbstson.'' George Fitzmau-
rice's screen version of the famous story
by George Du Maurier. with Wallace
Reid and Elsie Ferguson in the chief
roles, will be given its first Washington
showing at Loew's Columbia Theater
This afternoon. continuing Throughout
The week. The supporting cast includes
George Fawcett. Elliott Dexter, Mon
tagu Love- Dolores Cassinelli. Barbara
Dean. Paul McAllister and others.
Peter Ibbetson' was adapted for the
stage by John Nathan Raphael and pre-
sented at the Republic Theater in New
York in 1861. with John and Lionel
barrymore in the leading roles. AL
though Mr.. Fitzmaurices screen adap-
tation has been based largely on this
stage version, the wider range Of the
camera has included a number OF
scenes and situations from the original
Du Maurier story which were not en-
bodied in the stage play
The story revolves about the little son
Of an obscure chemist who. at his
fathers death. is adopted by the noto-
rious Col. Ibbetson. whose surname tine
youngster takes. Becoming disgusted
with his adopted fathers mode of life.
The young man takes up sports. whips a
carter fer abusing his horse. engages in
a professional prize fight and later acci-
dentally kills his adopted father. He is
sentenced to death. but through the in
fuence Of an early sweetheart. now a
life imprisonment. The story reaches
its climax through a series of interest
ing events. Added screen and musical
offerings are announced, including Sc
leetions from "Bombo,' as the orches-
tral overture.
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METR0P0LITAN-Hope Hampton
and Star Dust"

Special interest attaches to the bill
arranged for The current week at
'randaifs Metropolitan Theater b,-
reason of the fact ,,ra. Miss Hon,
hampton. star of the First National
attraction. Star Dust will appear
IN person in conjunction with the
hrSt W Washington presentation of her
picture the first four days OF the
week. beginning this afternoon Miss
Hampton viii appear today at s:25,
TO and 3:50 pm. in song, anecdot e
ana story. in the execution of all of
which she is said to be irresistibly
charming.
In addition to Star Dust" suggest
ed by Fanny Hurst's celebrated novel,
the bill will include new two-reel
Mack Sennett comedy. 1.-The Duck
Hunter" which abounds In clever
travesty and has Billy BeEan as its
star. and which will be accorded spe-
cial syncopated accompaniment by
Milton Davis and Carl Hinnln. at t.
grand piano and pipe organ. respec-
lively. An exquisite scenic. the
pathe Picturized News and the Lit
erary Digest's witty Topics of the
Day" also will be shown.
Added interest will attach to the or
cnestral portion Of the program. from
the fact that. in the absence from The
city of \. Mirskey. conductor of the
Metropolitan Symphony and the i'll :
ness of Alexander Podnos, assistant
conductor. Daniel Breeskin. one of the
best known directors who have WELD
cd batons in Washington, has been Sc
cured to direct throughout the week.
Mr.. Breeskin has selected the Dance
nf the Hours" from Ponchiellrs La
tiiaconda" for the concert overture
and has fitted Star Dust with an at
tractive musical setting.
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CRANDALLS-House Peters, "The
Man From Lost River"

The Man From Lost River" the
first original story written expressly
for the screen by Katherine NewIin
Burt, will be the chief feature the
first three days of the week at Gran
dalrs Theater. beginning this after
noon at 3. The foremost roles are
played by House Peters. FRITZ Bru-
nette and Allan Forrest.
The Man From Lost River pro-
duced by Goldwyn, unfolds a story Of
strong foreman Of lumber camp
and a weak but charming character
who makes her home in the timber
settlement. A comedy attraction will
be The Fast Mail" starring Joe
Rock, who gained fame as half Of the
team of Montgomery and Rock in
Vitagraph comedies.
Wednesday and Thursday Crandalrs
will offer the Selznick comedy star
ring Elaine Hammerstein. a sprightly
tale of young girl who attained her
romantic ends by odd means. entitled
''The Way Of a Maid" with Mack Sen
nett's farce. BE Reasonable: and
Friday and Saturday. Constance Tai
madge, in Selects screen version Of
cosmo Hamilton's story. Scandal"
with Lloyd Hamilton, in The Ad-
wiser"
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cigars and cigarettes. necessity Ia"
breads. as he does not use tobacco III
private life. He had 10 learn the tech
niquc" of smoking for film pufpoaes. IL
is ciaimed--not so Theodore Roberts.
An official Of the lcreen world blames
the censor for many of the inane films
of today. He says the producers are
afraid to risk money on play that
may be retired by a few political vam-
pireS who care for nothing but their
own aggrandiZement Producers today
wouldn't dare put out THE Birth Of
Nation ''The Spoilers" or any other
''viIile picture which made movie fans
Ey the million. -
Gay and Devilish.'' Doris Mays new
picture. was written by Charles a.
l-ogue. who has acquired a cottage At
Venice Sea-in California where
! he fishes for ideas while hoping to get
tuna on his hook.
SesSue Hayakawa affixed his sigma
ture to les photographs recently for Of
ficers. cadets and crew of the Japanese
training ship Taisei Maru who had been
guests at his studio at Hollywood. An
officer had asked for one for himself.
but biandly intimated that all the others
wanted them. as well.
'The Glory of Clementina" from
William j. IockeS novel, is being pic
; turized for Pauline Frederick. The
Woman Breed" written especially for
the star by Louis Steve" is a story of
the desert between Morocco and Algiers
The PatIe News Reel No. Il, released
February 2. showed the first pictures
Of the new Pope. taken while visiting
the Vatican. after the death OF the late
Pope Benedict. Also the first pictures
received in this country Of the late Pope
, lying in state.
These pictures were shown at the
, Metropolitan, Loew's Palace and Cri-
last week.
In Peter Ibbetson." George Fitz-
maurice's production, starring Elsie
! Ferguson and Wallace Reid. more
than 400 double exposures were made
in the dream scenes of the picture.
and also several triple exposures.
+; The triple exposures were of a stage
on which is being enacted the last act
Of ShakeSpeare'S "Othello.'
Manager Beatus of Loew's Palace
Theater announces he has completed
arrangements for the personal ap-
} pearaEce at the Palace next week of
Miss Viola Dana. the Metro screen star.
both afternoon and night for four days.
ir. connection with her photoplay. "7'h,
Fourteenth Lever her latest starring
production. Miss Dana will he seen
here on Sunday. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday next.
Evening star., 1922-02-12

CAEAH BERNHARDT, the famous
French actress, is expected to ac-
cept the cahled invitation of William
de Mile. Charles Chaplin. Mary Pick
ford. Gloria Swanson and other film
celebrities to come to America as
their guest of honor in a nation
wide celebration in March of the
tenth anniversary of the first big
feature motion picture.
Nine Bernhard was brought into
motion pictures ten years ago by
Adolph Zukor. who at that time was
an exhibitor and found his business
going to ruin because of the medi-
ocrity of pictures. He, accordingly.
became a producer of feature pic
lures, in which well known stage
stars appeared. the first being Queen
Elizabeth" with Sarah Bernhardt.
The cablegram. which was ad
dressed to the famous actress at the
Sarah Bernhardt Theater, Paris. fol-
lows:
1--WE as representatives OF America n
motion picture art invite you to visit
America to be honor guest in nation
wide celebration of tenth anniversary
of feature motion pictures. This in
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RIALTO-"S Shame"

shane" a William Fox production.
Is announced for showing at Moore's
Rialto Theater this week. beginning
today.
The story concerns a wealthy young
San Franciscan born in an alien land.
who is made to believe that he is a
half-caste. The thought pr.vs upon
his mind. because following his re-
turn to his native land he had mar
ried a beautiful and talented woman
and he breads the disgrace that will
fall upon his wife and child. Driven
to desperation. he takes the child and
fises to Alaska in his determination
to shun mankind. Here he en-
counters many adventures. including
a bare-handed fight with wolf in
his lonely cabin.
The production was directed by En-
NETT ]. Flynn. who won his fame by
mis- direction of "A Connecticut Yam
kee," the Mark Twain classic. The
cast Is headed by John Gilbert. sup
ported by Doris Pawn, Rosemary
Thsby, william V. Mong and others.
A Mermaid comedy and the latest
Fox News. with orchestral numbers,
q i'll Complete the bill.
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$3.50 life might be ended abruptly by
an attack of pneumonia.
Leo has his own personal valet,
whose sole duty is to see that he is
properly fed. regularly exercised. pro-
tected from annoyances that might
ruffie his temper and kept free from
draughts. His keeper sleeps in cot
outside his cage at night to minister
to his needs during sleeping hours.
Leo eats twenty pounds of cooked
meat daily and turns up his nose at
the cheap cuts. His daily meat bill
alone amounts to about Sc. He en-
joys this big meal of the day after he
has given his matinee and night show
and just before retiring. Like most
human beings. he becomes drowsy
after a hearty meal. and SO he is not
fed until after he has done his bit
before the footlights.
After he does his stage performance
he is turned loose into a large cage
where he has plenty Of room to pace
up and down. A pedometer attached
to his leg shows that he travels about
seven miles in the course of an or
dinary days exercise.
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Be,nharM Expected.

vitation is in recognition of the fact
that you were first. as you have been
greatest artist to lend your genius
to establish motion pictures as art.
Your example ten years ago in ere
ating Queen Elizabeth first feature
picture, gave this new art impetu
which has carried it To its position
as most important entertainment of
world. Your appearance in Queen
Elizabeth was inspiration to motion
pictures as your appearance on
speaking stage always has been in
Spiration to drama.
The invitation was signed by Will
liam de Mile. chairman; Rex Ingram,
Wallace Reid, Mary Pickford. Gloria
swanson. Anita Stewart, George Mel
ford, Douglas Fairbanks. Agnes Ayres,
Guy Bates Post. William S. Hart,
Penrhyn Stanlaws. Maurice Tourneur.
Elinor Glyn. Betty Compson, Norma
Talmadge, Dorothy Dalton. William
D. Taylor. Constance Talmadge. Jack
Holt. Theodore kosloff. Douglas Mac
Lean, Clayton Hamilton. Mary Miles
Minter, Clara Beraneer. Bebe Daniels.
Buster Keaton. May McAvoy. Con-
stanc. Binney. Pauline Frederick,
Theodore Roberts, John NJ. Stahl,
Thomas Meighan. Charles Chaplin.
Rodolf Valentino. Richard Walton
TuIly and June Mathis.
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Jn9he The PHOTOPLAY

- happenings drama"
II of either the producers
product outside enthraled circle The general pub
feel something akin disgust the conditions
reported columns for less
them There several old dages that will into ones
fit the by their fruits shall know
authority; better than the
company homy is another, Both
Strangely enough all the depor
able and uhfuly added deputabe incidents that lately
headlines the high
the film world involved Is wonder that conditions pictured
making
indignant when
such have been criticised from PLAYERS and exhibitors
biblical
graph-'I1ow long, oh Lord how long?'
VIGOROUS propaganda apparently has been wagng lately to
"A
Hollywood defending
hold what thing the
The affecting believe the
branch The probably inclined believe
would be good thing the Art could lose
entirely the branch could
oughy ovehauled diinfected There
branches
undong
potenalies blessing
other
that should be dragged into the mire by constituencies
W. H. l..
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A Lion Star.

MOT even the highly paid stars of
grand opera are given more care
and attention on their tours of the
country than Leo" the full-blooded
Nubian lion. who is now wooing
laughs from the vaudeville public.
Since Leo" is a native of tropical
climes it follows that he is extremely
susceptible to colds, and it is essential
that the freight car which serves as
his Pullman must always be at the
proper temperature. otherwise his
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Grimm"
Louise Fazenda. the fun-girl Of the
Sennett forces. is TO go into vaude-
vile for "A change. Oid-timers are
saying that she is another Iotta, and
should make as great a success.
KathIyn Williams. the film star
otherwise Mrs. Charles Eyton. was
born in Butte. Mont. was educated at
Wesleyan University, and is now fea-
!ured in "A Private Scandal
Africa Louise Lorraine Will lie fea-
cured with George Walsh. The story
will follow the work by Stanley.
Mary Pickford is to be the heroine
of an elaborate production of Tess
of the Storm Country"
Herbert Rawlinson. having COM
pleted "Peterman." written by a life
convict in Arizona state prison. has
gone on a vacation, where he can
talk crops with farmers and forget
what a motion actor means
In THE Mistress of the World" I"
soon to be released in this country.
1t is said that the $4,000 people in the
cast include many negroes and Chi
nese. The story is told in twenty
-ecls.
A young freshman presumed to well
come Viola Dana to the University OF
Utah. and the upper classmen. robbed
Of that rightful honor" publicly
ducked and padded him to an extent
that called for infirmary treatment.
Constance Talmadge gave lunch
con last week to celebrate her sixth
year of screen work. Most of the
girls she started with were among
the guests.
In Gloria Swauscn's new play. Be
yond the Rocks" the principals ap-
pear in Louis XIV and eighteenth CEN
tury costumes.
Ernst Lubitsch has returned to Eu-
rope. He went away with the asser-
ton that he had never seen anything
on earth quite so lovely as the Amer
lean girl.
The Glorious Adventure" starring
Lady Diana Manners. is the first sue
cesSful production of colored photog-
raphy, so it is said.
In 1.-THE Loves of Pharaoh" an
Ernst Lubtsch production shortly to
be seen in this country. Emil Jan
nings will be Pharaoh and Paul
Wegener. who played the principal
role in "The Goiem." will have the
role of the King of Ethiopia. Dagny
Servaes. Viennese actress. will be
the heroine.
When Will Rogers was playing in
Washington last week he probably
wished he could also have been in
/ New York to see the first presenta-
tion OF his picture comedy, ''One
Glorious Day" He received tele-
| gram of congratulation and an urgent
invitation to drop out of the Wash
ington show for one performance SO
! that he could glimpse his film sue
cess.
A star once wore the same gown in
two pictures, and the feminine half of
her audience wrote SO many COM
plants to the manager that the whole
realm Of film stars took warning and
registered their determination to
Never again.
Titles are sometimes liable to mis-
construction. When an old property
man heard that new picture was
called THE Cat That walked Alone"
he expressed his dislike of animal
pictures. especially with cats: eats
are SO blamed hard to train," He
was given to understand that the title
was symbolical, as in The Four
Horsemen.'
Conrad NaseI. finn leading man in
Fools Paradise" il called on 10 smoke
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PALACE-Will Rogers "0ne Glori-
GUS Day."

AS the first attraction offered un-
der its new policy Of two featured
productions every week. Loew's Pal
ace Theater will present the first
;our days of this week beginning
This afternoon. Will Rogers. the cow
boy star of stage and screen. sup
ported by Lila c"Cuddles'p Lee. in
One Glorious Day" screen version
by James Cruze of the story by Wal
Ter Woods and A. r. Earinger.
In "One Glorious Day" Mr. Rogers
appears as meek professor. dab
ping in spiritism and madly in love
win a girl he was too shy to pro-
pose to. The last three days of the
week. beginning Thursday. Wanda
awley will be pictured in "Too Much
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Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. Harold Lloyd,
in "A Sai1o@Made Man." and Irving
Cummings. in Jewels of the River:
Tuesday and Wednesday. D. w. Grif-
fith's Way Down East: Thursday.
Jewel Carmen. In The Silver Lining"
THE Mysterious Rider" and "A Slick
Detective" and Saturday, William
Duncan. in mo Defense" and Harry
Pollard, in BLOW EN- Up."
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Olympic.

Today and tomorrow, Nazimova and
Rudolph Valentino. in Camille: Lar
ry Semon. in The Bellhop": Tuesday,
Seena Owen. in Lavender and Old
Lace; Wednesday, Nell Shipman. in
THE Girl From Gods Country;
Thursday. May McAvoy, in a Vir-
ginia Courtship"; Friday, Betty Comp
son and Lon CLANCY, in For Those
We Love-" and Saturday. Pauline
Starke and Henry Walthall, in The
Flower of the North"
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Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. Mary Pick
ford. in Little Lord Fauntleroy";
Tuesday and Wednesday. Gloria
Swanson. Wallace Reid and Elliott
Dexter, in Don't Tell Everything"
and Harry Pollard. in BLOW EN- Up;
Thursday. Anita Stewart, in THE In
visible Fear" and "A Slick Detec-
tive: Friday. Jewel Carmen. in "The
Silver Lining" and Hands Up" and
Saturday. Bert LyteIl. in "The Idle
Rich" and Bobby Vernon. in Exit
Quietly"
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Dumbarton.

Today. Alice Lake. in 1.-The Infamous
Miss Revell"; tomorrow. Shirley
Mason. in Jackie; Tuesday, Betty
Compson, in For Those We Love-"
also first episode of The Adventures
of Tarzan"; Wednesday and Thurs
day, Norma Talmadge. in The Won
derful Thing; Friday. Ethel Clayton.
in "Beyond'; Saturday. Partners of
the Tide"
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Lyric.

Today. Barbara Bedford. in "Cinde-
rella of the Hills: tomorrow and
Tuesday. Nell Shipman. in The Girl
From Gods Country: Wednesday and
Thursday, Shirley Mason, in Ever
Since Eve: Friday. Dustin Farnum.
in Primal Law" and Saturday,
Gladys Walton. in playing With
Fire.
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Circle.

Today, Betty Compson. in For
Those We Love-: tomorrow, mo
Woman Knows; Tuesday. Betty
Compson. in Ladies Must Live:
Wednesday, Elaine Hammerstein, in
"The Way of Maid; Thursday, Tom
Moore. In Beating the Cameo Fri
day. Corinne Grif1th, in Received
Payment" and Saturday, Clara KIM
ball Young. in What No Man
Knows"
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Princess.

Today. Gods Country and the
Law: tomorrow. THE Golcm'': Tues
day. Elsie Ferguson. in "FootlightS" !;
Wednesday,. William s. Hart. in
Three Word Brand; Thursday. Ethel
Clayton, in Beyond: Friday, Thomas
Meighan. in "Cappy Ricks." and Sat
urday, Norma Talmadge. in "The
Wonderful Thing"
Evening star., 1922-02-12

hardships of girl who cherishes her
honor above her life. The first epi-
sode of 1.-The Adventures of Tarzan"
also will be shown today for the first
time in Washington. and as guests "f
the management the newSboyS of
Washington will be admitted free.
Buster keaton. in "Convict-l3." vii!
be the added fun feature.
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Carolina.

Today and tomorrow. Jackie Coo
gan. in MY Boy; Tuesday. Betty
Compson. in THE Little Minister /;
Wednesday, House Peters. in '.The
Man From Lost River" Pathe News
and Literary Digest Topics: Thursday.
Buster Keaton. in THE Saphead," and
Fox Sunshine comedy: Friday, Ethel
Clayton, in Exit the Vamp"; Satur-
day. Wanda Hawley, in THE Love
Chain Pathe News and Aesop's Fa-
bles.
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Regent.

Today-Thomas Meighan. in THE
Prince Chap: tomorrow, Irene Cas-
w Gritfith's "Scarlet p Davs:. % Wed.
nesday, Alice Joyce, in Cousin Kate;
Thursday. Alice Calhoun, in Charm
ing Deceivers': Friday, Earle Will
liams. in Romance Promoters" and
Saturday. Harry Carey. in Brute
Island"
Evening star., 1922-02-12

Cummings. in "Patsy's jim: Tuesday
and Wednesday. d. w. Gritfith's Way
Down East: Thursday. Wife Against
Wife" and Harry Pollard. in BLOW
En- Up: Friday. Cameron of the
Royal Mounted" and NO Parking
and Saturday, Betty Compson, in The
Little Minister"
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Potoplays This Week
AT PHOTOPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEI

PAACE-Wil Rogers One Glorious Day Shown this afternoon.
METROPOLlTAN-Hope Hampton and Shown
afternoon
COLUMBIA-Wallacc Reid Elsie Ferguson Peter bbeson"
Shown this afternoon.
RlALTO-"Shame Fox production Shown this
Evening star., 1922-02-12

Andy Archibald. who plays the chef in
"The Dust Flower" is said to be "s
dainty little Scotchman. six feet eight
inches tall" AS his parents were small.
he concludes he must have been intend
eJ for tWins
Evening star., 1922-02-12
Palace
Crandall's.

Eugene G. ONeill's THE Hairy
Ape" with Louis Wolheim in the lead
ing role, is now announced for pres
entation early in March by the Pro-
vincetown Players. 4 sensation is
| sd
Evening star., 1922-02-12
Raphael.

Today and tomorrow, Jackie Coo
gan. in MY Boy; Tuesday. May Nc
Avoy. in "a Virginia Courtship"; /;
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NEXT WEEKS PHOTOPLAYS.
Metropolitan.


Norma Talmadg. in the FIRST Ma
tional picture, Loves Redemption.
Rialto.
Betty Compson in THE Law and
the Womin." an adoption OF Clyde
Fitch's popular play, The Woman In
the Case"
Palace.
Viola Dana in person and pictured
in 1.-The Fourteenth Lover" and Will
liam S. Hart in white Oak, in the
order named.
Crandall's.
: MY Boy" First Nationals pro-
duction, starring Jackie Coogan. and
Larry Semons comedy. The Saw
MILL" also Harold Lloyd in "A Sail
or made Man"
Evening star., 1922-02-12
Elite.

Today. William Fairbanks. in "A
Western Demon: tomorrow, Kenneth
Harlan, in THE Barricade": Tuesday,
Eugene O'Brien, in ''Chivalrous
Charlie: Wednesday. Betty Compson.
in Ladies Must Live":i Thursday,
Wanda Hawley. in Her Face Value;
Friday, William 8. Hart. in Three
Word Brand" and Saturday, Bert
Lytell, in alias Lady Fingers"
Evening star., 1922-02-12

Wednesday. Betty Compson. in For
Those We Love-: Thursday. Ela'n"
Hammerstein. in The Way of IA
Maid: Friday. Tom Moore. IN
beating the Came" and Saturday,
Conway Tearle. in "A Man of stone.
Savoy.
Today and tomorrow, Mary Pick
ford, in Little Lord Fauntleroy' !;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Gloria
Swanson. Wallace Reid and Elliott
Dexter. in Don't Tell Everything
and Harry Pollard. in BLOW EN-
Up: Thursday. Dangerous Lies and
The Stork's Mistake; Friday. Kath-
crime Macdonald. in The Beautiful
Liar" and Bobby Vernon. in Exit
Quietly" and Saturday. Zane Grey's
The Mysterious Rider" and Joe
Rock, in The Fast Mail
York.
Evening star., 1922-02-12
Leader.

The Leader Theater will offer for
the first time in Washington, begin
son. in 1.-The Wolverine story of
the great northwest, showing the
Evening star., 1922-02-12
FIJI NJ N s

NAVID WAKEFIELD is to be pic
IL tured in The Return of Peter
Grimm
Evening star., 1922-02-12
Savoy.
York.

Today and tomorrow. Harold Lloyd
in "A Sauor-Made Man." and Irving
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Home.

Today, Betty Compson, in For
day. D. WI Griffith's Way Down
East; Wednesday, Ethel Clayton and
Theodore Roberts, in Exit the
vamp"; Thursday, Miss DUPONT, IN
False Kisses: Friday. Roy Stewart.
in ''The Heart Of the North; Satur-
day. Fred Stone, in "The Duke OF
Chimney Butte"
Evening star., 1922-02-12
Empire.

Today and tomorrow, Bert Lytell. in
alias Ladyfingers," also comedy;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Dustin
Farnum, in THE Devil Within" also
comedy; Thursday. Gareth Hughes. in
The Hunch," also comedy; Friday,
Marie Provost. in "A Partisan Scan
dal." also comedy; Saturday. Neal
Hart, in "Rangeland." also comedy.
Evening star., 1922-02-12

Louise Fazenda. the fun-girl Of the
Sennett forces. is 10 go into vaude-
vile for "A change. Oid-timers are
saying that she is another I.otta, and
should make as great a success. .
Evening star., 1922-02-12

KathIyn Williams. the lin star.
otherwise Mrs. Charles Eyton. was
born in Butte. Mont. was educated at
Wesleyan University. and is now fea-
!ured in "A Private Scandal"
Evening star., 1922-02-12

In the serial. With Stanley in
Africa" Louise Lorraine Will he fea-
cured with George Walsh. The story
will follow the work by Stanley.
Evening star., 1922-02-12

A star once wore the same gown in
two pictures, and the feminine half Of
her audience wrote SO many COM
plants to the manager that the whole
realm Of film stars took warning and
registered their determination to
N