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Evening star., 1923-11-25
Metropolitan-Holbrook
Blinn in The Bad Man.

One of the unique characters OF the
stage will be seen on the screen
today in First Nationals release OF
Edwin Carewe's picture OF Porter
Emerson Brownies comedy-melo-
drama, THE Bad Man." at Crandalls s
metropolitan Theater. Larry Semons
new two-reel yitagraph comedy,
lightning Love" with other MIN
features and special musical contri-
buttons will be added attractions.
The Bad Man" is combination OF
humor and thrills, its central hgure
a bandit who hovers about the Mexi-
can border stealing cattle. robbing
banks. committing murder, cham
pioning the cause of beautiful wom-
en- and lending a helping hand to
those in distress. Holbrook Blinn
is featured in the interesting title
role. assisted by Enid Bennett. Jack
Mulhall, Walter McGraii and Harry
Myers.
An elaborate musical program has
been prepared by Daniel Breeskin.
conductor for the orchestra. including
Suppe's Morning, Noon and Night
and another of Breeskin's classical
jazz selections. Ten. Ten. Tennessee.
Miss Viola T. Abrams and Preston
Shelley will be heard also in harp
and cello duets. The Swami" and
THE World Is Waiting for the Sun
rise" and the Metropolitan World
Survey also will be shown.
Evening star., 1923-11-25
President-"C -"Courtship of
Myles Standish."

Charles Rays screen production of
'sThe Courtship of Myles Standish," !"
which comes to the President The
ater today, will be featured at every
presentation by the personal appear
ance of the star.
The production of the biggest sweep
in Rays career Is this picture version
of Longfellow's epic poem. 1t cost $780,
900 and is in nine reels. In addition
to three months of intensive re-
search, necessary to faithfully film
such an important historical event as
the advent of the pilgrim fathers.
more than four months of actual
physical work was put upon the pro-
duction.
In the foreground. of course. runs
Americas first famous love story,
which has given to us one Of the most
famous sayings in our literature,
why don't you speak for yourself.
.Tohn?" Back Of this romance is a
drama showing the thrilling expert
ences of the pilgrims during their
perilous voyage. their conflicts with
the Indians and their struggles with
grim nature. which almost wiped
them out.
The picture has the largest number
of name parts, eighty y-seven, ever ap-
pearing in a feature film. Mr.. Ray
enacts the part Of John Alden. and
Enid Bennett, best known for her
Maid Marian in Robin Hood" Is
priSci1la Mullins
Evening star., 1923-11-25
Palace-Buster Keaton
Our Hospitality

A feast Of fun and laughter is prom
fsed at Loew's Palace Theater
Thanksgiving week. beginning this
afternoon, when Buster keaton, the
frozen-faced ,funmaker of the silver
sheet. will be presented in his latest
feature-length comedy. "Our Hospi
tality." a seven reel riot Of romance,
thrills and laughter.
Our Hospitality" gives a long and
Illuminating glimpse of those dear
old crinoline days of the early nine
teenth century, when the nation was
young. railroads were new and dew
astating feuds occasionally swept off
whole families. 1t is a cross section
from the follies of 1880. and it pre-
sents Buster in the habiliments of
Henry Clay, pursuing the course of
true love over it's usual arduous
course.
Natalie Talmadge Keaton, Buster
Keaton, jr., and Joseph Keaton the
stars father, all have prominent
parts in the picture.
The Pathe news pictures, Topics of
the Day and similar features, with
orchestral contributions under Thomas
Joseph Cannon. will be added attrac-
tionS.
Evening star., 1923-11-25
Columbia-Jackie Coogan II
Long Live the King"

Jackie Coogan will be pictured for
the first time here this afternoon in
his first production under his ST.
100000 contract with Metro. This
production is said to be lavishly beautl-
full and the feature of the Thanks
giving week bill at Loew's Columbia,
is a screen version of Mary Roberts
Rinehart. Long Live the King" in
which Jackie accomplishes the transi-
tion from rags to riches and royal
raiment
Long Live the King" is said to
have cost in the neighborhood OF
100000. Gardner Sullivan scenarized
Mrs. Rinhart's story and Victor
Schertzinger directed the production.
With the boy star in the fore
ground as the central figure in the
turbulent history of a little Balkan
kingdom. Lavonia. he plays a dis
tnct and prominent part in the sup
preston Of forces which aimed to
destroy the happiness of his people.
There are thrills a plenty, KIDNAPPING
of the boy by conspirators. his res
cue by loyal and brave retainer and
the boys own fortitude in the face
of danger.
There will be added screen and
musical features.
Evening star., 1923-11-25
A Washington Director.

was as an actor. He played small
parts with the old Essanay. Lubin,
Biograph and Vitagraph companies.
He liked the new industry and was
an apt pupil in it's various arts. He
studied the camera, the technique of
direction and even dabbled in the
writing of continuity. All the while
was the lurking ambition to some
day WELD the megaphone and inject
some of his own ideas into the max
ing of pictures. His opportunity
came when he was given the post of
assistant director with Universal to
encompass a success that soon en-
titled him to wear the puttees and
the other accoutrements that desig-
nate the boss on the motion picture lot
Worsley made over 100 program or
five-ree1 pictures before he was Sc
lected by Carl Laemmle to make The
Hunchback OF Notre Dame" Efforts
We're made to have him come to Wash
ington for the local premiere Of his
greatest effort, but even as he once
craved the footlights. he now shuns
them.
II am busy on a picture and can
not possibly get away" he wired
from Culver City. Let the 'Hunch-
back sneak for me-
Evening star., 1923-11-25
Rialto-Marion Davies In
Little Old New York"

The venture of Tom Moore in pre-
senting Marion Davies in the famous
photorlay. Little Old New York" a
picture that has been shown and is
still being shown elsewhere at top
Notch prices. at the regular Rialto
rates has been unusually successful.
SO much SO. in fact, that the picture
has had to be held over for another
week, starting this afternoon.
Little Old New York" was adapted
from Rida Johnson Youngs stage
play by Luther Reed. One of its
notable features is the number Of
founders of old New York families
who are seen as characters in it's
story. Along with this are other
items of historical interest apart
from the genuinely delightful ro-
nance.
The reviews of the picture the past
week have all been most favorable
and those who go to see the picture
Will not be disappointed in finding
unusually interesting entertainment.
Evening star., 1923-11-25
Veteran Wins Prize.

WILLIAM ELWELL ONIONS, a
w Veterans Bureau trainee at the
University of California. has won first
prize in a scenario contest in which
over 10000 manuscripts were offered
by students attending more than ESQ
universities throughout the world.
Standing on the platform of Harmon
gymnasium. the trainee was handed a
$500 check and gold watch sent
to him by Carl Laemmle, president of
the Universal Pictures Corporation
The presentation was made by Homer
Broushey, general manager at Uni
versal City. University of California
graduate and a former San Francisco
newspaper man.
Writing under the name of William
ElwelI Oliver. Onions. a graduate stu
dent, submitted a scenario entitled
Evening star., 1923-11-25

THE Throwback," which the judges
decided best of the many scenarios
submitted in the Laemmle scholarship
contest.
Dean Walter Morris Hart, in accept
ing the scholarship for the university,
praised the idea of closer intimacy
between universities and the motion
picture industry. A telegram from
w. w. Campbell. president of the
University of California. now in
Washington, d. c., was read.
Oliver announced that he will leave
for Los Angeles soon to enter active
work in motion pictures His winning
scenario will be produced shortly al
the Universal Studios.
Onions, or Oliver. as he is now
known, served as private. first class
in Headquarters Company, 129th In
fantry, 87th Division. He is a dis
abled veteran.
Evening star., 1923-11-25

WALLACE WORSLEY. director of
w THE Hunchback of Notre
Dame" is Washington man. He
was born on Capitol Hill. almost
within the shadow of the great dome.
His early education was received
right here in the elementary educa-
tioEal institutions OF the Capital
Maybe patrons of the popular stock
company that used to perform in the
Columbia Theater on F street in the
days when Izetta Jewell and Julia
Dean were the idols of matinee pa
irons will recall Wallace Worsley as
occasionally Juvenile but more often
character man.
There is no record TO show that
Wallace Worsley burned up the
boards as an actor-in fact, the
printed word. as far as il can be
traced seems to indicate that Wors-
lev excited no more than passing
mention. However, he drifted to
other engagements in Pennsylvania
and New Jersey stock companies, and
then came his opportunity to grasp
the career in which he has leaped
into nationwide prominence and
fame.
His first engagement in the films
Evening star., 1923-11-25
During the Waits.

EUGENIE BESSERER, who, in
- Thomas H. Ince's film version of
Anna Christie" plays the role Of
Marthy owen. created on the stage by
the late Eugene Blair. and does much
to establish the character Of the hero
inc, played by Blanche Sweet.
Miss Besserer is as well known in
pictures as Miss Blair was on the
stage. At one time she was under
study to Margaret Anglin.
Asked what she did to while away
the time during the waits between
scenes, she gave an interesting reply.
Any one who has visited studio
knows that it is a test of endurance
for a player to remain within call of
the director all day without, in many
instances, being called upon to work
before the camera.
Some of US" Miss Besserer said.
Evening star., 1923-11-25
Takoma.

Lights" and Kilograms; Wednesday,
"The Man Between" "The Courtship
of Miles Sandwich" and Kinograms; /;
Thursday performances. $50. 1850
and p.m.), Potash and Perlmutter."''
"The Courtship of Miles Sandwich"
and Aesop's Fables; Friday. Potash
and Perlmutter." comedy. Treasure
Island" and Aesop's Fables; Saturday
(matinee, 2:15 p.m). Mary Pickford,
in Heart of the Hills; Treasure Is
land" Aesop's Fables and 'In the
Days of Daniel Boone" (chapter -;
Saturday evening, Three Wise
Fools" comedy. Treasure Island"
Aesop's Fables, ''In the Days of DAN
iel Boone" (chapter ~.
Evening star., 1923-11-25
Charles Raw In Town.

CHARLES Fay. who made the big
bashful farm boy a thing of joy
on the screen and whose latest effort
in shadowland has been the perpetu-
alton of THE Courtship of Myles
Standish," which is being shown in
Washington this week. himself ar
rived in Washington Friday evening
and will remain during the week
making personal appearances at the
President Theater. where his picture
is being shown. He is domiciled al
the New Willard. And they do say he
likes to make new friends
Evening star., 1923-11-25
Ambassador-Holbrook
Blum In The Bad Man. -

Edwin Carews's screen version of
Forter Emerson Brownies stage play.
Ihe Bad Man." with Holbrook Bllnn
Featured. will be presented for the
hrst time here. also at Crandalrs Am
oassador, today and tomorrow. with
Lightning Love-" starring Larry Sc
mon, other films and orchestral selec-
tons. Tuesday and Wednesday Uni
versal's special production of "The
AcGufttal,' a film version of the stage
play, by Rita Weiman. featuring
Claire Windsor, Norman Kerry. Bar
bara Bedford, Dot Farley and Ben
Deeley. Thursday and Friday Thorn
as Meighan. in Paramount's produc-
ton of George Ade's original story,
woman Proof" with Lila Lee, John
Sainpolis. Louise Dresser. Robert Ag-
new and Mary Astor in the cast
special bill is promised for Sat-
urday
Evening star., 1923-11-25

ARE expert neediewomen, Those
who are delight in making ANYTHING
from doilies to dance dresses. Others
are book worms and the minute the
director signals halt they revert to
the volume of the moment. Not a
few while away their waits with uku-
leles, saXophones, guitars, and so
forth. The more serious minded,
feeling a sense of duty to their CORE
spondents, spend their time auto
graphing pictures or answering let
ters. Playing ball frequently occupies
the men.
with myself it is something else.
1 tell fortunes. palm and read
cards. What I learned OF this in my
youth has been increased by nv
studio experiences until now INV
clients tell me / know their pasts
like a book and my divination Of the
future is said to have proved uncanny
in more than one instance"
Evening star., 1923-11-25
Central" Pioneer Trails.

The first four days of this week at
Crandall's Central Theater the chief
attraction will be Vitagraph's re-crea-
ton of the old west, Pioneer Trails
a visualization of what the real pio-
neers of the west encountered in
blazing new trails to unknown lands
and featuring Cullen Landis. Alice
Calhoun. Bertram Grassby. Otis Har-
Ian. Dwight Crittenden. Virginia True
Boardman, Aggie Herring and Nelson
Mcdowell. The story goes back to
the gold rush days of 40 and devel-
ops along lines powerful in their hu-
man appeal and thrilling in climateric
strength. No. of the Fighting
Blood" series. Six Second Smith,"
featuring George OHara, and the
Kinograms will be shown, with pipe
organ music. Thursday and Saturday
Daniel Carson Goodman's production
of THE Daring Years." in which he
applies the scalpel to the modern
fiapper and her craze for breezy ac-
tivities. featuring Mildred Harris.
Mary Carr, Clara Bow and Tyrone
Power, will be supplemented with Lige
Conley in High Life the latest news
reel and musical establishment.
Evening star., 1923-11-25
Savoy.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday, Nor
ma Talmadge, in "Ashes of Ven
geance"; Wednesday, Eva Novak and
Bryant washburn. in Temptation"
and comedy, Front; Thursday, Viola
Dana, in THE Social Code" Larry
semon. in 1.-THE Gown Shop" and Pathe
Review; Friday. James Kirkwood. in
''The Eagles Feather" and Dippy-
Doo-Dad comedy, go West: Satur-
day, Cullen Lands and Alice CAL
houn, in pioneer Trails
Evening star., 1923-11-25
Coming Attractions

Among the acts booked for early
appearance at the Strand are Walter
Miller, stage and screen star; the
great Royal Pekin Troupe; Charles
Wilkins and friend wife" former
stars in George Whites Scandals"
Carl Mccullough. former star in THE
Passing Show" and Smiling Billy
Mason of "Follies" fame and com
pany. The big acts will include '"rhe
Court of King Cole" a pretentious
Offering with fourteen people and a
jazz band; Roses Royal Midgets, with
thirty-f1ve people in the cast. and the
Varsity Pioneers" one of the sea
sons novelties lavishly staged
Evening star., 1923-11-25
Home.

Today and tomorrow, Hope Hamp-
ton and Lew Cody. in Lawful Lar
ceny"; Tuesday. Owen Moore and
Alice Lake, in Modern Matrimony";
Wednesday, Madge Kennedy, in The
Purple Highway; Thursday, Priscilla
Dean and Wallace, Beery, in Drift
ing; Friday, Jack Hoxie. in where
Is the West?" and sixth episode of
"In the Days of Daniel Boone; Sat-
urday, William S. Hart. in 1.-The Cold
Deck
Evening star., 1923-11-25
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. "Ruggles of
Red Gap" and Lyman II. Howe's
The Lion Hunt" Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Enid Bennett in strangers
of the Night" and Aesop Fable
Thursday. Jack London's The Call of
the Wild" and Dippy- Doo-Dad COM
edy, Go West" Especial holiday mat
nee); Friday. Viola Dana, in The So
cial Code" and George OHara. in
Fighting Blood" round 5; Saturday.
James kirkwood. in THE Eagles
Feather" and Cliff Bowes. in West is
West"
Evening star., 1923-11-25
Chevy Chase.

Tomorrow, with matinee at pm.
and Tuesday. THE Eternal Three:
Aesop's Fables DO Women Pay?"
and Fox news: Wednesday, Guy Bates
Post, in Omar the Tent Maker"
Jimmy Adams. in Roll Along" (mat-
inee at $500; Thursday, Cullen Lam
dis and Alice Calhoun, in Loyal
Lives" Cliff Bowes. in PLUS and
Minus" Graphic and Fox News tmat-
inee at 2:30); Friday. Pauline Garon.
in The Man from GlenSarry," Stan
Laurel. in The Whole Truth" and
George o'Hara. in "Fighting Blood"
No. 3; Saturday. John Barrymore, in
Sherlock Holmes" Heeza Liar car
toon. Vacation" and Santa Fe
Trail" No. (matinee at 2:30).
Evening star., 1923-11-25
Empire.

Today and tomorrow Estelle Tay-
lor and Wallace Beery. in "Bavu."
also comedy. THE Fire Casters:
Tuesday and Wednesday. Corrine
Griffith and Frank Mayo, in six
Days" also comedy, Treasure Is
land: Thursday matinee, pm, j. B.
Warner, in The Man Hunter" also
Charlie Chaplin comedy; Friday,
Johnny Walker and Jackie Saunders,
in Shattered Regulations" also
comedy. THE Pill Founder; Satur-
day, Jack Hoxie, in "Gallopin' Thru"
also episode No. 10 of The Santa
Fe Trail (matinee only) and COM
edy, "Tomaleo."
Evening star., 1923-11-25
Avenue Grand.

Today. tomorrow and Tuesday
Norma Talmadge. in Ashes of Ven
geance;" Wednesday. Eva Novak and
Bryant Washburn. in Temptation
and Bobby Vernon, in Hold Every
thing": Thursday, Viola Dana, in
The Social Code" and Larry Semon
In The Gown Shop: Friday. James
Kirkwood. in The Eagles Feather
and Cliff Bowes, in West Is West;
Saturday, Cullen Lands and Alice
Calhoun, in Pioneer Trails" and DIP
py-Doo-Dad comedy. Go West"
Evening star., 1923-11-25
Princess.

Today and tomorrow. Barney Ber-
nard and Alex Carr, In Potash and
Perlmutter": Tuesday. Secrets 81
Paris; Wednesday. Elaine Hammer
stein and Conway Tearle. in Zone
Week of Love-; Thursday and FRIDAY,
Rupert of Hentzau"; Saturday, "Sa,
1omy Jane"
Evening star., 1923-11-25

Tuesday, Miriam Cooper and Stuart
Holmes, in Daughters of the Rich"
and Jimmie Adams, in Done in Oil":
Wednesday, William Russell. In "Alias
High Life" and song novelty. Gold
en- Gems; Thursday, Cullen Landis
and Alice Calhoun, in Pioneer Trails
and Dippy-Doo-Da comedy, go
West; Friday. Viola Dana, in "The
Fighting Blood: Saturday, Jack
London's 1.-THE Call of the Wild" and
Cliff Bowes, in Simple Sadie"
Evening star., 1923-11-25
Photoplays This Week



Blnn, in THE Bad Man. Shown
this afternoon and evening
COLUMBIA-Jacke Coogan Long the King Shown this
and evening
PRESDENT-"Courtship of Myes Standsh" Shown
and evening
PALACE-Buste Keaton "Our Hospitality" Shown after
and evening
Little Old New York" (Second
week. Shown this afternoon and evening
AMBASSADOR-Holbrook Binn THE Bad Man." Shown this
CENTRAL"PoneeT Trails Shown this afternoon evening
CRANDALLSThe Spoilers Shown this afternoon
Evening star., 1923-11-25
Raphael,

Today and tomorrow. Frank Mayo
and Corinne Griffith, in six Days: ):
Tuesday, Viola Dana, in "Roueed
Lips; Wednesday and Thursday, Bar
ney Bernard and Alexander Carr. in
Potash and Perlmutter": Saturday.
William Desmond, in Shadows OF
the North"
Evening star., 1923-11-25
Dumbarton.

Today, Colleen Moore. in Look Your
Best; tomorrow, Colleen Moore. in
"The Huntress"; Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Corinne Griffith, in six
Days; Thursday, Hobard Bosworth.
in '"The Eternal Three; Friday, Mrs.
Wallace Reid. in Human Wreckage";
Saturday, John Gilbert in The