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4 FUNERAL. NOTICES
this city. September
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NATIONAL-"La Tendresse."

LA Tendresse' is perhaps the most
moving play Of the modern theater.
So wrote Alfred Savoir. famous
French author and critic. on the first
performance of Henry Bataille's La
Tendresse," which Henry Miller and
Ruth Chatterton will present at the
National Theater next week. COM
mencing Monday.
The play received its first produc-
tion in English at the Columbia
Theater. San Francisco. last July by
Henry Miller. and was hailed as the
most noteworthy Offering the dis
tinguished actor-manager had ever
given to the theater. It's success was
duplicated at the Empire TheateT.
New York.
1t will be presented here with the
New York cast. Associated with Mr..
Miller and Miss Chatterton will be
H. Cooper-Cliffe. Marguerite st. John.
Judith Vosselli, Tom Nesbitt. Norma
Havey. Sydney Riggs, Jean de la
Cruz. William Hanley, Albert G. An
drews and others.
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Paul Kochanski Friday.

Paul kochanski, the violinist. will
be presented in recital by T. Arthur
Smith. Inc. at the National Theater
Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
This will be the first concert given
in the rebuilt theater.
1t has been said of Kochanski that
he is one who shows himself to be
taste and intelligence" He displays
richness Of conception, as well as the
dignity and repose which accompany
the noblest art.
His program for Friday afternoon
will be as follows: Sonata" Cesar
Franck), Concerto in D Minor"
(Wieniawski), Hymn to the Sun"
(Rimsky-K -Korsakoff). "Slavonic Dance
(Dvorak), "Rosamunda" (Schubert),
"Gitana" (Kreisler). "Chanson Sans
Paroles" (Tschaikowsky) and LA
Campanella" (PaganinD.
Tickets are on sale by T., Arthur
Smith, Inc, 1906 G street.
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Photoplays.
Observation-Disclosures Ray in
"A Tailor Made Man."

Charles Rays first nine-reel pro-
duction. "A Tailor Made Man." will
he presented for the first time in
Washington at Crandall's Metropolt-
tan Theater next week. beginning
Sunday. 1t is an adaptation of the
successful comedy by Harry James
Smith. originally produced by Cohan
and Harris, with Grant Mitchell in
the role of John Paul Bart. the tai
lor's assistant who became a steam
ship magnate.
1t concerns a thoroughly likeable
young fellow with strong personal
notions in regard to labor problems
and a firm conviction that clothes
pave the way to achievement for
any one able to back them up with
ambition and judgment. But he
hasn't the clothes
Throughout the narrative there is,
in addition to a delightful comedy
vein. strong element of romance
and heart interest.
Evening star., 1922-11-29
C0LUMBIA-Rex Ingram's "Trif-
ing Women"

Rex Ingram. famous producer Of
1.-THE Four Horsemen Of the Apoca-
lypse." Is said to establish a new
claim to directoral pre-eminence in
''Trifiing Women" the presentation Of
which will be made for the first time
in Washington next Sunday afternoon
at Loew's Columbia. "Trifling Women"
is q picture written, adapted and di-
rected by Mr.. Ingram. and surpasses
any of his earlier works. Four Of the
players who helped make a success Of
gram production. are in the cast
Lewis Stone. Ramon Navarro. Barbara
La Mari and Edward Connolly.
1t is a story Of a siren for whose
favor men were willing to die, who
married a rich marquis. proves in
lover and of the remarkable and super
natural revenge wrought by the hus-
band.
Evening star., 1922-11-29
ADJUSTMENTS

preme syncopationists. A Tilt Is prom
ised in every number and life at its
full in the offering as a whole.
Others will include Rose Seldom and
her brother in a wonderful offering
of head balancing, posing and Jug
glery: Boland and Knight in a song
offering. and James Pembroke and
company in an amusing playlet. zone
on the Aisle" which Is said to be
novel in idea and to have a delight
full comedy atmosphere. Other acts
are to be announced.
The photoplay. shown for the first
time in Washington. "The Unknown"
Will introduce new and daring
screen star in Richard Talmadge, with
romance, thrills and unexpected hap
penings.
Sundays bill will offer this weeks
attractions, starting at 3 pm.
Evening star., 1922-11-29

bringing twelve Armenian women to
the United States.
Rescue of the twelve women from
the Turks during dramatic flight. in
which he assisted them In reaching
safety here. was told by Horotune
Selvian.
The arrests are the elimination of
an investigation started by the fed
eral authorities year ago when an
alleged marriage market, in which
1t is claimed the Armenian girls were
sold to husbands. was brought to
light.
Horotune Selvian. who declares that
the men who married the girls. reim-
bursed him for his expenses in aid
ing in their escape and transporting
them to the United States. is held on
Evening star., 1922-11-29
RIALTO-" Shadows"

Shadows" adapted from Wilbur
Daniel Steele's prize story. Ching.
Ching Chinaman." and claimed to be
the greatest story ever told in photo
play. a Preferred Pictures produc-
ton. will be shown at the Rialto next
week. with Lon CLANCY. Marguerite
Della Motto, Harrison Ford. Walter
Long. John Sainpolis and Buddy
Messenger in the cast. A notable
added attraction will be the appear
|ance of Giuseppe Creatore. famous
orchestra leader and bandmaster.
as guest conductor of the Rialto Or
chestra three times daily during the
week. The musical program. as ar
ranged by Creatore, will include Sc
lections of his own composition and
arrangement. Short film selections
also will be shown.
Evening star., 1922-11-29
POLLS Carlo Grand Opera

Tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock all
tickets now remaining unsold for the
San Carlo Grand Opera Company's
engagement at Polls next week will
be on sale at the theater ticket Office.
Mrs. Wilson-Greene. who has had
charge of the subscriptional sales. re-
ports an unusually heavy demand for
seats. indicating a widespread in
terest in the coming of the songbirds.
The opening performance will be
given next Monday night. when
Verdi's masterpiece. Aida" will be
offered. with Marie Rappold Bonelli.
De Nette. Salazar. Debiasi and Ceroi
in the cast. Peroni will conduct.
Evening star., 1922-11-29
STRAND - Boutwell, Brownies
Beauties.

A somewhat different vaudeville di-
version is promised at the Strand
Theater next week. beginning Sunday
matinee. in Boutwell, Browne and his
Bathing Beauties" with their dance
and fashion revue. Others on the bill
include the Daily Brothers. Two
Boys and a See-Saw"; Rainbow and
Mohawk, twentieth century Indians:
Dolly Grey and Bert Byron. in "A
Girls Weigh" and Grant Gardner, a
witty blackface comedian.
Monte Blue and Julia Swayne Cor
don. in Ray c. Smallwood's screen
production. my Old Kentucky Home"
will be the feature photoplay. Short
film subjects and special orchestral
numbers will complete the show.
Evening star., 1922-11-29
GARRICK-"Just Married."

"Just Married." with Vivian Martin
and Lynne Overman. will come to the
Shubert Garrick Theater next week.
beginning Sunday evening.
Just Married" Is by Adelaide Mat
thews and Anna Nichols. authors of
Scrambled Wives and "Nightie
Night" Vivian Martin, before going
into pictures. four years ago. made
distinct successes in "Ohicer $685.
"Stop. Thief" and 1.-The Only Son"
At the completion Of her contract
with the Famous Players Miss Martin
made a new arrangement by which
she might work in the vicinity of
New York and resume her work on
the stage.
The action Of "Just Married" covers
seven days. All the incidents occur
on shipboard. the ship being the
French liner Lafayette. Miss Martin
and Mr.. Overman will be supported
by the original New York cast. which
includes Dorothy Mortimer. Jess
Dandy. Isabel O'Madigan, John Butler.
Fred Irving Lewis. Marcelle D'Arville,
Blanche Benton. BOY Foster, Anton
Ascher and others.
Evening star., 1922-11-29

Face" a laughable comedy; Wednes-
day and Thursday. Sir A. Conan
Doyle.s 'The Hound of the Basker-
.villes." q thrilling mystery story. Ben
Turpin, in "Step Forward" a Mack
Sennett comedy; Man vs. Beast" and
the Pathe Review, and Friday and
Saturday. Owen Moore, in Loves An
Awful Thing; Mack sennett's "The
Duck Hunter" starring Billy Bevan
and Mildred June. the Fox News and
Speed"
Evening star., 1922-11-29
CRANDALL'S-"East Is West. /"

Sunday afternoon and through
Tuesday Crandall's Theater will pre-
sent First Nationals perturbation of
East Is West" in which Constance
Talmadge gives her finest portrayal
to date. with Nigel Barrie and War
ner GLAND in support: Wednesday
and Thursday Mary Carr will be
screened in "Silver Wings" story
Of American home life, and Friday
and Saturday, Carmel Myers, in 1.-The
Danger Point" a new American re-
lease. with Harry Pollard, in "Hook.
Line and Sinker."
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Apollo.

Sunday and Monday, Rupert Hughes
Remembrance" and Ben Turpin. in
Homemade Movies"; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Theodore Roberts. in 1.-The
Old Homestead; Thursday, Gareth
Hughes, in Garments Of TRUTH" and
comedy: Let ,Er & Run; Friday Pat
Wild Irish Rose" and Paul Parrott,
in 1.-THE Flivver"; Saturday. Carmel
Myers, in 1.-THE Danger Point" and
Dan Mason, in Pop Tuttle's Grass
Widow"
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PALACE-Wallace Reid in "Clar
ence."

Next week. beginning Sunday after
noon, L.oew's Palace Theater will pre-
sent the permiere Washington en-
gagement Of Booth Tarkington's IA
nous stage play, Clarence" in screen
form, as a Paramount production.
with Wallace Reid, Agnes Ayres and
portance.
Clarence" was produced by William
De Mile. the noted director. 1t is a
whimsical comedy Of modern Ameri-
can family life. Mr.. Reid has the role
Of Clarence, an ex-soldier. who enters
the home of the Wheelers at time
when domestic discipline has gone to
pieces and when the family finds it.
self at war. His inexhaustible re-
sourcefulness meets every emergency
and brings order out Of chaos.
Evening star., 1922-11-29
GAYETY-"Bon Tons"

Sunday afternoon. opening for a
weeks engagement. Jacobs and Jer-
mon will bring their attraction. Bon
Tons" to the Gayety Theater. John
Barry handles the principal role as a
comedian, and in the company are
Dave Kinder, character man; Ger
trude Beck, soubrette: Jean De I-isle,
the prima donna. and Lou Barry. a
dainty engenue. In addition the show
is backed by two dozen pretty sing
ing and dancing girls. Bon Tons"
is IN two acts and twelve scenes.
Evening star., 1922-11-29
BLAST INJURIES SEVEN.

CHICAGO. November 23-Sercn
persons were injured and six families
were driven from their apartments
by an explosion yesterday IN the
Julius G. Brick. Inc. cleaning and
dyeing establishment, which employees
attributed to a bomb. The cause of
the explosion was made matter OF
investigation by police and fire Off
ciaiS
Evening star., 1922-11-29
Famous Jewish Cantor Coming.

Josef Rosenblatt, the renowned
Jewish cantor tenor. will appear at
the Shubert- -Garrick Sunday. Decem-
ber 10, at S:30 PM, in a recital of
varied selections, including wonder
full Jewish music.
The program will demonstrate his
mervelous vocal dexterity and the
supreme sweetness of his tones. 1t
will be so arranged as to appeal to
every one.
Tickets are on sale at the theater
box Office.
Evening star., 1922-11-29
York.

Sunday and Monday, Thomas Mel
CHAN. in Cecil B. De Miles Man
slaughter: Tuesday, Bebe Daniels, in
Pink Gods" and Paul Parrott. in
The Flivver'; Wednesday, Betty
Blythe. in How Women Love-" and
Sunshine comedy, THE Tin Broncho"
Thursday, Sir A. Conan Doyle's THE
Hound Of the Baskervilles." and Dan
Mason. in Pop Tuttle's Grass
Widow: Friday. James Oliver Cur
woods THE Valley Of Silent Men"
and comedy. kidding Uncle: Satur-
day. Viola Dana. in June Madness"
Evening star., 1922-11-29
PRESIDENT -"Abie's Irish Rose. .

"Abie's Irish Rose" the current
Broadway success that was presented
by Arthur Leslie Smith and Henry
Duffy at the President Theater last
Sunday night for the first time in
Washington. and which Is rolling up
new laugh records during its first
weeks engagement. has been definitely
announced for second week at the
President. beginning next Sunday night
at s 80 o'clock.
This Is the comedy success by Anne
Nichols. which is now in it's eighth
month on Broadway and which has been
presented for over 400 times in Los
Angeles. 1t Is now in its twenty-third
consecutive week in San Francisco,
and Is current in all three cities as
well as Washington at the present time
1t finds its chief basis for humor in
Irish girl and their respective efforts
to conceal the interracial nature Of the
wedding.
Evening star., 1922-11-29
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday. Theodore Rob-
erts, in 1.-THE Old Homestead: Tues
spectacle. Nero; Thursday, Alice
Lake and Conrad Nagel. in "Woman's
Hate; Paul PARROT, in 1.-THE Fliv-
ver." and Screen Graphic; Friday.
Gareth Hughes, in Garments of
Truth" and comedy. "The Steeple-
chaser: Saturday. Viola Dana. in
June Madness" and Harry Pollard.
in Hook, Line and Sinker."
Evening star., 1922-11-29
BELAsC0-" stepping Around.

James c. Morton and company heads
the Shubert unit vaudeville at the
Belasco next week, opening with the
matinee Sunday.
stepping Around" is its title. It
concerns a champion boxer, who,
thinking he had killed a man in q
fight, fees the country on a ship
bound for Egypt. On board he meets
a friend who is going to Cairo to
sell radio outfits. In Egypt they en-
counter dancing girl and a princess
at slave market, but their effort to
buy them fails. They follow the
buyer and find they are to be the
vassals Of sheik and a part Of his
harem. After many amusing and
thrilling experiences they succeed in
rescuing the girls. It is in two acts
and nine scenes and gives Morton the
fullest opportunity to win laughter.
Assisting are Martha Raffare, a
dancer Of grace and pep; Billee Maye,
another fast stopper, and Matt Scan
Ion. In a comedy diversion.
Vaudeville specialties are introduce
ed by Harry Roye in a terpsichorean
advertisement: Harry Bloom, who
features up-to-date melodies: the
Vintour brothers, unique acrobates;
Marguerite De Won and Ralph Bailey.
In speciality. and Mamie. Edna and
Alfred Morton Of the famous family.
Evening star., 1922-11-29
RESCUER OF ARMENIAN
GIRLS INDICTED BY U. S,
Three Accused of Violating Immi-
grafton Law Following Alleged
Marriage Market Report.

By the Associated Press
FRESNO. Calf. November 29.-
Horotune Selvian. John Selvian and
Harry Karageozian. members of the
local Armenian colony. were arrested
yesterday on federal grand jury in
dictments, charging violation of the
United States immigration laws In
Evening star., 1922-11-29
Elite

Sunday and Monday. Guy Bates Post,
fred Westover. in "Winifred Of Little
Smoky; Wednesday. 1.-The Mohican's
Daughter; Thursday. Clara Kimball
Young. in "Magda": Friday. Ruth Cliff
ford, in Tropical Love-" and Satur-
day, Johnny Walker. in my Dad"
Evening star., 1922-11-29

two counts. Selvian has since mar
ried one of the girls and others OF
his countrymen have become the hus-
bands of the remaining eleven.
Evening star., 1922-11-29
Home.

Sunday and Monday. Thomas Meighan.
Macdonald. in domestic Relations": !:
Wednesday and Thursday, Norma Tai
madge. in ''The Eternal Flame; Fri
day. Gladys Rockwell. in paid Back" :"
and Saturday, Alma Rubens, In ''The
Valley Of Silent Men"
Evening star., 1922-11-29
Carolina.

Sunday. House Peters and Claire
Windsor, in "Rich Mems Wives: Mon
day. Charles Ray. in 1.-THE Deuce Of
Spades: Tuesday. George Loane
fuckers 1.-THE Miracle Man.; Wednes-
day and Thursday, Constance Tai
madge, in East Is Vest: Friday,
James Oliver Curwood's 1.-THE Man from
Helrs River" and Saturday. John Bar
rymore, In "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde;
also Pathe News and Aesop's Fables.