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Evening star., 1923-03-18
RAMS HEAD PLAYERS-Triple
Bill,

The RAMS Head Playhouse will or
ficially close it's doors for this season
next Saturday night, when the little
company will have made six produc-
tions in twelve weeks time, totaling
sixty-one performances in all. The
Wednesday will be given again We'd
nesday night OF this week. and con-
tinue until the close. 1t will include:
"Pariah," by August Strindberg, with
Robert Bell and Walter w. Beck;
Joint Owners in Spain," by Alice
Brown. with Leona Roberts, Betty
Harrington, Josephine Hutchinson
and Elizabeth Cullen, and THE Tents
of the Arabs" by Lord Dunsany, with
Josephine Hutchinson, Walter w.
Beck, Robert Bell. Maurice McRae,
Arthur J. Rhodes and Lester Shafer.
Evening star., 1923-03-18
LINC0LN-"Dr. Jack" and Fruits
of Faith"

Harold Lloyd will be pictured the
first three days OF this week at the
Lincoln Theater in the laughing sue
cess. "Dr. Jack" supported for the
first time by MIS-. Lloyd, and Will
Rogers, in Fruits OF Faith" a little
human interest comedy-drama. The
cast includes, also. one of the most
wonderful baby boys ever posed be-
fore camera In addition to the
first release in the Fighting Blood"
series and the Kinograms also will be
shown Wednesday and Thursday
Colleen Moore will be pictured in
Ramsay Morris great melodrama.
The Ninety and Nine; Christie's two
reel comedy, Chop Suey." and Ly-
man H. Howe's Hot Shots' also win
be shown. Friday and Saturday Dus-
tin Farnum, supported by Bessie Love
and Frank Campeau, will be seen in
Three Who Paid" western meIo-
drama AL ST. John, in ..The Citv
Chap; Screen Snapshots and the Fog
News will be added attractions.
Friday night is talent Contest
night" with an offer of $40 in cash
prizes.
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Prefers War Pictures.
WILLIAM CHRISTY CABANNE

WILLIAM CHRISTY CABAENE
w one of the screens noted direc-
tors, counts among his successes such
films as '"rhe Stacker" Draft 25S'
and .Fighting Through" all pictures
with a wartime atmosphere.
His chief delight is to supervise
pictures with a touch Of the Army
or Navy in them. Perhaps his desire
for such photoplays came from his
early life, for he graduated from the
Culver Military Academy with honors
and served a four-year enlistment
in the Navy to prepare for his later
work Till We Meet Again" the
featured film at the Strand this week
is one Of his latest productions.
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COSMOS-"On the Roof Garden

COSMOS-"On the Roof Garden
A rather unusual headline attrac-
tion at the Cosmos Theater this week,
beginning with the matinees tomor-
row. will bring the very latest in
cabaret and roof garden entertain
ment from New York. under the title
''On the Roof Garden" 1t is a glori-
Gus combination of music, instru-
mental and vocal, with, exquisite
dances, handsomely staged and cos
TUNED. 1t features Mile. Rhea, a
noted danseuse, together with COM
pany of eight clever entertainers in
many lines, including orchestral and
jazz music. solos and ensemble sing
ures, not overlooking the element OF
comedy. 1t is regarded as one of
the. outstanding offerings of the
spring
An interesting novelty also will
enter into the bill. 1t is pantomime
presented by Selbini and NageL Marie
and Sparrow, the Irish singing come
dienne, and Celtic humorist, is an
other big number. Still others are
Mack and Stone, two clever vaude-
Williams in original songs and fun, and
redoubtable Harry Lauder, in songs
and humor of Scotland
The photoplay feature. shown in
Washington for the first time. will
bring beautiful Florence yidor in
King Vidor's production of mystery
and intrigue involving the romance
of twin life, from the novel "The
Shuttle Soul" by Katherine Hill. A
shorter comedy of broad funmaking
qualities. the Movie Chats and the
International News will be added at
ractions.
Today, starting at pm. "The
Spanish Revue" and other delightful
features of last weeks bill will fur
nish the entertainment
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CENTRAL-"When the Desert
Calls"

when the Desert Calls" a romance
OF the orient, will be seen for the n rst
tune here at Crandalrs Central Thea
Ter, tue nrSt tour days of this week.
In the leading feminine role will an
pear one of the most popular OF
former stock stars
violet Heming. for several seasons a
prominent member OF the Colum bia
Players. The story concerns the dis
rupted household of Louise Caldwell.
the supposed death of her husband
and her desperate efforts TO eyade a
pursuing renegade. Added attractions
WI MI present Dorothy Devore. in
grams and pipe organ recitals.
thursday, Friday and Saturday. d.
W. drifith's latest release, One Ex-
citing Night will be shown. 1t is
ulscrloed as supreme mystery
thriller Carol Dempster heads the
cast. Short films and pipe organ ac-
compartment will complete. the bill.
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CRANDALL'S-"The Cowboy and
the LADY,"

ION Moore and Mary Miles Minter.
IN Paramount's screen version of the
late Clyde Fitch's stage play. The
cowboy and the Lady" will be the
attraction al Crandall's Theater this
afternoon. 1t is a study of eastern
society brought into contact with the
rugged west, and will continue
through Tuesday. Mack Sennett's
Faint Heart" will furnish the laugh
ing hit Tho Worlds a Stage"
Eiinor Glyn's version of life in Hoi-
lywood. will be shown Wednesday
and Thursday; Kenneth Harlan and
Dorothy Phillips have tho principal
roles. The added comedy will be
The Big Scoop" Friday and Satur-
day. Lila Lee, James Kirkwood and
Jacqueline Logan will be seen in
Paramounts screen version of Rob-
ert Louis Stevenson's story of the
south seas, "Ebb Tide" and Dog
Sense" will be the comedy.
Evening star., 1923-03-18
Rockets"

Joe Hurtig's musical revue, '.Rock-
cts" opens this afternoon at the
Gayety Theater for a weeks engage
ment.
Into this revue, it is announced,
has been incorporated George Whites
Scandals Of 1921" which was bought
lock, stock and barrel by Mr.. HurtiR.
1t has been equipped with all new
gowns and draperies and fitted with
additional production features.
Harry ("Dutch") Ward, a German
comedian Of wide experience; Will H
Cohen, Hebrew delineator, and Sonia
Meroff, who comes heralded as
dainty singer and dancer. will be the
featured members of the show. Kitty
Glasco is the prima donna, Pat Kear-
ney leading man and Cecil Manners
ingenue, who will do a neat speciality
with Ed Lowrie. lead numbers and
present two dancing interludes.
The scenic effects will embody many
novelties, including the Panama
Canal with battleship going
through the locks as Kitty Glasco
leads the chorus in a rousing en-
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tional interest. They decided that
under the comprehensive subject OF
Education" they would take UP
topics that have been of paramount
interest in club work during the last
year.
It is announced that the manage
ment of the revue and exposition in
tends to invite all women's organiZa-
tions of national and international
scope to present programs or to CON
tribute to them Thus the morning
congresses will have a scope. IT is
claimed. not hitherto attained by any
assemblage OF women.
1t il the plan to have the most dis
tinguished authorities speak on sub
Jects on which they are experts. The
National Education Association will
meet in Oakland and San Francisco
just previous to the opening OF the
revue and exposition and will bring
to the coast many noted educators,
most of whom Will come south to the
exposition. There will be. also, a
meeting of foreign educators in San
Francisco, and they will visit Los
Angeles. Literary men and women.
theatrical stars and producers. COM
posers and interpreters of music, pub
licists and reformers. statesmen and
philanthropists. all will have hear
inES If the programs now under con-
SideratiOn are carried out.
Evening star., 1923-03-18
More Color Photography

COLOR photography carried to tn"
~ most logical degree yet attained
is claim advanced for Cecil B. De
Miles production. Adams Rib"
"All-over" color photography, car
ried out even to the tints of the skin
is admittedly still to come in its
perfection. Color spotted" through
the regular blacks. grays and whites
of the celluloid is point, however
in which real perfection is said to,
have been reached through q color
registering system perfected by Para
mount technicians and used for the
first time in Adams Rib"
The scene in which the spotted
color appears is a night ballroom
scene. showing a large group Of
dancers. The pairs of dancers are
furnished with Japanese lanterns. The
main lights of the room are turned
off and the lanterns lighted. Each
lantern has been spotted" different
color-red. blue, yellow, purple,
myriad of tints-and the color is re
flected on the faces Of the dancers
carrying the lanterns. Tasee NOV
ing, dipping, lodging bits of color,
appearing in the darkened room, with
their reflections on white shirt-frontS
and dainty frocks, give beautiful
effect.
Evening star., 1923-03-18
C0LUMR1A-Cecil B. DeMille's
"Adam's Rib"

Cecil 3. De Miles spectacular mas
terpiece. adams Rib" which is said
to represent the latest and probably
the most gorgeous example of De
Miles directorial genius, will be pre-
sented for n second week at Loews
Columbia Theater, beginning this
afternoon.
In adams Rib" De Mile has con-
frosted a modern story of the eter-
nal triangle with similar conditions
of primeval times in a series of
scenes that make the picture re-
markable.
Mr.. De Mile directed adams Rib"
from an original story by Jeanne
Macpherson. The cast includes Mil
tom Sills, Anna Q. Nilsson, Elliott
Dexter, Theodore Kosloff and Pauline
Garon. Added screen and musical
attractions are promised.
Evening star., 1923-03-18
STRAND-Three Headliners.

The Strands vaudeville program.
beginning at the matinee today, is
comprised of three real headliners and
two standard variety acts.
Jimmy Savo and Company. the
Royal Pekin Troupe has shown its
oriental wares of magic, mystery.
novelties and sensational thrills here
before. Jimmy Savo, assisted by Joan
Franza, is announced for the laugh
hit OF the week. Savo was the come
dian of Sunshine and Fox" come
dies a few months ago. Juan Cardo
and Agnes Noll, late Of Hammer
STEMS Naughty Marietta" will Of
fer a cycle of artistic song gems;
Charles Bennington and Nora Scott,
novelty entertainers, will contribute
song. dance and comedy lines, and the
Braminos, two musical clowns just
from successful European engage
ment. will introduce musical novel
ties. Mae Marsh, Martha Mansfield,
Julia Swayne Gordon, Norman Kerry
and j. Barney Sherry are pictured
in the featured photoplay, It'll We
Meet Again." Short film subjects will
complete the program
Evening star., 1923-03-18
Empire.

Today and tomorrow, Pauline
Starke and CASTOR Glass, in "The
Power within; also Harold Lloyd,
in Heap Big Chief: Tuesday,
Wheeler Oakman, in T"he Half Breed;
also comedy, Game Hunter; We'd
nesday, "The Proof of Innocence; !;
also comedy 'Dut Of Order; Thurs
day, Teddie Gerard. in 'The Cave
Girl; also comedy, "Cupid's Ele-
phant"; Friday, Diana Allen and Marc
McDermott, in '"The Amazing Lovers, -
also a two-reel western, pirates Of
the Deep; Saturday, Roy Stewart, in
zone Eighth Apache" also comedy,
'sThe Wise Cracker"
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New,

Today, William F>arnum, in with
out Compromise; tomorrow, Rodolph
Valentino. in THE -Four Horsemen of
the Apocalypse; Tuesday, Snowy
Baker, in 'The Better Man. We'd
nesday, Stanley Forrest in The
Pride OF Palomar": Thursday, Elsie
Ferguson. in ''The Outcast'; Friday,
Claire Adams. in The Spenders," and
Saturday. feature and comedy pro-
gram,
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Janet Richards, Tomorrow.

Miss Janet Richards will give her
usual weekly review OF world events
tomorrow morning in the auditorium of
the New Masonic Temple. In these lee
lures Miss Richards interprets out
standing events of national and inter-
ma tional importance.
In tonlorrow's talk she will turn the
spotlight on northern Europe, focus
ing attention on Memel, Villains. Wilma,
and then across the Siberian plain to
the twenty-one points of difference
between China and Japan with some
comment on the continued unsettled
Owing to the MONDAY Lenten serv-
ices. the talk will begin at 1880 am.
Evening star., 1923-03-18
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow, d. w. Grif-
flth's Ono Exciting Night; Tuesday
and Wednesday, Richard Bar tn elmess
and Dorothy Gish in Fury: Thurs
Kenneth Harlan in "The Worlds a,
Stage" and Bobby Vernon in sIn
Dutch: Saturday, Milton Sills and
Henry 3. Wathall in "The Marriage
Chance" Paul PARROT in shoot
Straight" and Lyman Howe's Gar
den of Geysersr
Evening star., 1923-03-18
Olympic.

Today and tomorrow Peter E.
Kynes The Pride of Palomar" :;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Rex In
grams "Trifing Women; Thursday.
Cecil B. DeMille's "Why Change
Your Wife," with Thomas Meighan.
Gloria Swanson, Bebe Daniels and
Theodore Kosloff; Friday, Mary Miles
Minter and Tom Moore, in 1.-The Cow
boy and the Lady" and New Leather
Pushers"; Saturday. Norma Tai
madge, in "The Secret of the Storm
Country" also comedy, Jailed and
Bailed," and matinee attraction, will
liam Desmond, in Around the World
in IS Days"
Evening star., 1923-03-18
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. Richard Bar
thelmess and Dorothy Gish in Fury;
f1th's "One Exciting Night; Thursday
and Friday, Lila Lee, James Kirk
wood and Jacqueline Logan in "Ebb
Tide" and Paul Parrot In "Shoot
Pawn Ticket No. 210," and Johnny
Jones in wanted, A Story
Evening star., 1923-03-18
York.

Today and tomorrow, Marshall
Neillan's THE Strangers Banquet
and Paul Parrott in Shoot Straight;
Tuesday, Marie Provost and Kenneth
Harlan in THE Beautiful and
Damned: Wednesday, Agnes Ayres
in "a Daughter of Luxury" and
Lupino Lane in my Hero; Thurs
day, Katherine Mcdonald in 1.-The
Woman Conquers," and comedy,
in Thirty Days." and comedy, "The
Wise Cracker; Saturday. Wesley
Barry In Little Heroes of the
Streets" and Jimmy Adams in 'Tea
". Tea"
Evening star., 1923-03-18
Raphael.

Today and tomorrow, Marie Pre-
vost. in "The Beautiful and Damned,
Tuesday, Lon CLANCY. in "a Blind
Bargain: Wednesday, Dorothy Dali
ton. iE ION the High Seas: Thurs
day, Jane Novak, in "Thelma.; Fri
day, Bebe Daniels, in "Singed
Wings" and Saturday, Wallace Reid.
in Thirty Days"
Evening star., 1923-03-18
Arcade.

A great masked carnival is sched-
uled for Thursday night at the Ar
cade. when attractive first and sec
ond prizes will be awarded by judges,
composed Of local newspaper men. to
the best original and comically cos
TUNED groups as we'll as TO the best
original woman and the most coml,
cal man appearing in the grand
march. Beautiful favors, plenty of
noisemakers and several fashlight
pictures which will add to the merri-
Evening star., 1923-03-18
FaYorite.
Jackie

Today and tomorrow, Jackie
Coogan, in "Oliver Twist; Tuesday.
"The Lights of New York;; Wednes-
day, Conway Tearle, in Love in the
Dark; Thursday. Alice Brady. In
"Anna Ascends"; Friday, James Kirk
wood, in "Sin Flood" and Saturday,
Dorothy Dalton, in "On the High
Seas
Evening star., 1923-03-18
Filmograms

4 FTER three weeks in Florida.
some of the time on the sands of
. Palm Beach, but more in the swamp
lands near Jupiter, where scenes were
made for Fog Bound" Dorothy Dal..
ton and her company have returned
to the Long Island studio to complete
the picture.
Karl Brown Of the Paramount forces
says that being cameraman isn't the
simple task many fans think 1t is.
In one picture. THE Covered Wagon"
he had to photograph a herd OF
buffalo pursued at top speed by cow
boys, prairie fire. river being
day Indian attacks. and rescue OF
Lois Wilson by J. Warren Kcrrigan
while riding speeding horses.
Jackie Coogan says he liked making
Daddy" above all his other pictures
for the reason that there are some
scenes where | had 10 eat lot OF
spaghetti and they had the real
stuff" The diminutive First Nation
al star states further: ALSO, ] had to
play the violin and ] like music"
The art direction of Maurice Tour
neurs Forthcoming picture. The
Brass Bottle" will be entrusted to
Milton Menasco. who was responsible e
for the art work of Lorna Doone"
and The Isle Of Lost Ships"
Out of sheer loyalty 10 her native
land. Canada. Pauline Ciaron, leading
woman in Frank Borzage's produce
tion, "Terwilliger." declares that she
loves the great white snow country.
nits II is just well to be in sunny
California during the winter.
Dorothy Mackaill, the young Eng
lish actress. who has the lead in Ed
win Carewe's Mighty LAX a Rose" 4"
has decided that she loves America
so much that she is taking out her
first citizen papers.
Every one who is interested in what
will be fashionable for the coming
year will have much to admire and
marvel at in a fashion display which
has been made part of Allan Dwan's
Paramount production, The Glimpses
of the Moon New York modiste
shops were secured it is claimed for
a score OF models in gorgeous out
fits for the picture.
Mahlon Hamilton. who recently ar
rived in New York from the west
coast, has been signed to play oppo-
Chase" an adaptation Of Harry Du-
rants original story. by Jack Cum
ningham, which Wesley Ruggles is
soon to put into production.
Jack Cunningham. who adapted
Emerson Hough's story. THE Covered
Wagon" for the screen. has arrived
at the Paramount Long Island studio
from the coast with script of
Agnes Ayres' latest picture, 1.-THE
Love Chase" formerly called arms
and the Girl"
Princess That's KaIkonsky, beauti-
full and accomplished Russian refugee,
whose father, the Cossack general.
George kisseloff, was slain by the
bolsheviks, is the ballet dancer in
James Young's screen production,
wander Daughters"
The role Of Little Billee, in Richard
Walton Tully's forthcoming photo
play of "Trilby," will be played by
Creighton Hale. Andree Lafayette.
recent importation from Paris, will be
Trilby.
Sidney Franklin is directing Con-
stance Talmadge in "Dulcy,' the
screen version of the play in which
Lyn Fontanne was featured.
Edwin Carewe. who has filmed over
eighty outdoor stories, states that the
most beautiful striking settings OF
them all will be those shot" for THE
Girl of the Golden West" in the
mountain Businesses Of central Cali
fornia at Sonora, the actual locale OF
tho Relasco stage success.
Evening star., 1923-03-18
Dumbarton.

Today, Colleen Moore. in The Wall
flower; tomorrow, Mary Miles Min
ter, in "The Cowboy and the Lady;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Betty
Compson, in "To Have and to Hold =;
Thursday and Friday, I,aurette Tay-
Ior. in Peg o My Heart: and Sat
urday, Tom Mix, in do and Dare"
Evening star., 1923-03-18
American.

Today, Lon Chaney, in "Rrola,,
Chains; tomorrow, Laurette TayIor.
in Peg o. My Heart; Tuesday. AIice
Brady; in Anna Ascends"; Wednes-
gay, Norma Talmadge, in Secrets of
Dexter, in I'VE Can't Have Eyery-
thing" and Friday, Viola Dana, in
June Madness" -
Evening star., 1923-03-18
Circle.

Today and tomorrow, Betty Comp
son, in ITO Have and to Hold; Tues
day, Viola Dana, in :'Love in the Dark ;:
Wednesday and Thursday, Jackie
Coogan. in "Oliver Twist; Friday,
Wallace Reid. in Thirty Days; and
Saturday. Bebe Daniels, in 'Singed
Wings"
Evening star., 1923-03-18
Home.

Today and tomorrow. Dorothy Dali
ton, in "On the High Seas; Tuesday,
Mary Miles Minter. in The Cowboy
and the Lady; Wednesday and
Thursday, Elaine Hammerstein, in
zone Week of Love-: Friday, Bebe
Daniels, in "Singed Wings" and Sat-
urday, Herbert Rawlinsou, in zone
Wonderful Night"
Evening star., 1923-03-18
Elite.

Today and tomorrow, Jackie
Coogan. in "Oliver Twist; Tuesday.
Elsie Ferguson, in "Ths Outcast"; :;
Wednesday, Richard Talmadge. in
1.-The Unknown; Friday. Marjorie
Daw, in "The Pride of Palomar": and
Saturday, Mary Pickford, in "The
Hoodlums
Evening star., 1923-03-18
Princess.

Today and tomorrow. Rex Ingram's
'Trifiing Women: Tuesday. Alice
Brady. in Anna Ascends"; Wednes-
day, Mary Miles Minter. in THE Cow
boy and the Girl: Thursday, Dorothy
Dalton. in "On the High Seas; Fri
day. Wanda Hawley: in Burning
Evening star., 1923-03-18
Motoplays This Week
AT THE pHoTopLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK

RIALTO-Poa NcSri, III Mad Love Shown this afternoon
PALACEBchc Daniels, The Worlds Applause" Shown This
afternoon. >"l'
Is Balloonatic2 Shown this
COLUMBlADc Miles "Ndans Shown this afternoon
CEAIRAL--'Nhcn the Desert Calls" Shown afternoon
CRANDALS Cowboy and the Shown this fernoon
LINCOLN (ColorcdDr lack Fruits OF Faith" Shown th;
''''
Evening star., 1923-03-18
Hippodrome.

Today, Mae Murray. in Broadway
"The Dictator; Tuesday, Thomas
Meighan, in "If You Believe 1t, It's
So"; Wednesday,, Priscilla Dean, In
"Under Two Flags; Thursday,
Dream Street,; Friday, "Caberia,"
Evening star., 1923-03-18
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. Richard Bar
thelmess and Dorothy Gish in Fury:
Tuesday and Wednesday, d. w, Grif,
fith's "One Exciting Night: Thurs
day and Friday, James Kirkwood.
Lila Lee and Jacqueline Logan in
"Ebb Tide and Paul Parrott in "Shoot
Straight; Saturday, Shirley Mason in
Evening star., 1923-03-18
BELASCO-"The Demi-Virgin."

'The Demi-Virgin." Avery Hop
woods farce. will be continued at the
Shubert-Belasco Theater another
week, beginning this afternoon. Seats
are on sale for all performances.
In three acts it's story concerns the
adventures of q movie heroine and a
movie hero.
Hazel Dawn, Alice Hegeman, Fred
Evening star., 1923-03-18

Vera Gordon. in Your Best Friend" A.;
" Wednesday, Lon Chaney. in "A Blind
Bargain: Thursday, Charles Eldridge,
in Ashamed of Parents" and Friday.
Helene Chadwick. in Brothers Under
the Skin"
Evening star., 1923-03-18

Sidney Franklin is directing Con-
stance Talmadge in "Dulcy," the
screen version of the play in which
Lyn Fontanne was featured.
Evening star., 1923-03-18

Pawn Ticket No. 210." Harry Pollard
in Dig Up" and Prizmas color
sketches.
Evening star., 1923-03-18
Current Attractions

Raymond. jr., Clark Silvernails Ger
aid Oliver Smith and others are in
the cast
Evening star., 1923-03-18

Edwin Carewe. who has filmed over
eighty outdoor stories, states that the
most beautiful striking settings OF
them all will be those shot" for THE
Girl of the Golden West" in the
mountain Businesses of central Cali
fornia at Sonora, the actual locale of
the Belasco stage success.
Evening star., 1923-03-18

semble of song and dance, and 'Ths
South Sea Isles"
Evening star., 1923-03-18
Liberty.

; Today and tomorrow. Dousfas Mac
Lean, IN "The Hottentot"; Tuesday,
Evening star., 1923-03-18

Walton Tully's forthcoming photo
play of "Trilby," will be played by
Creighton Hale Andree Lafayette.
recent importation from Paris, will be
Trilby,
Evening star., 1923-03-18
JDe The PHOTOPLKY

TX rAGGNG disageeabe thing per-
I'M dsagreeabe the
L but domestic history will show wonderful
Evening star., 1923-03-18

Princess That's Kalkonsky, beauti-
full and accomplished Russian refugee,
whose father, the Cossack general.
George kisseloff, was slain by the
boIsheviks, is the ballet dancer in
James Young's screen production,
"Wandering Daughters"
Evening star., 1923-03-18

The De Milles-Cecil &. and VII
Ham-seem to be lighting il out lr
Washington this week. Ceciis pic
ture. Adams Rib" starts its second
week at the Columbia this afternoon.
At the same time that william De
Miles "The Worlds Applause" starts
a n-day run at Loews Palace.
Evening star., 1923-03-18

"Mighty LAX Rose" is the first
picture which First National has
produced on it's own account Hereto
fore il has been purely a distribution
agency for independent producers.
mighty Lax a Rose" will be among
the early spring bookings at Gran r
dalrs METROPOLITAN Theater.
Evening star., 1923-10-29
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