Evening star., 1923-12-09
FILMOGRAMS.

Wanda Hawley, Miss Du Pont, Pat
OMally and Kathleen Key.
Pauline Frederick was baptized
literally upon her return to films in
Let Not Man Put Asunder," j..
Stuart Blackton's super-feature. me
| last scene In this problem story of
divorce by Basil King was taken In
a rainstorm, at night. Miss Frederick
was .drenched, and for four hours,
during the making OF the sequence.
| endured wet clothes. Lou Tellegen,
now the great lover OF the screen,
plays opposite Miss Frederick.
Dawn O'Day. - there's screen
name that shows imagination! In
this case. it is said, it happens to be
nym of a four-and- hal y ear old
lassie who appears with Pola Negri
| in The Spanish Dancer" Washing
the Moon" at the Columbia Theater
| last summer.
| The first armor ever made for
to have been specially fitted for, a
| troupe of youngsters who, mounted
on shetland ponies, appear In The
Spanish Dancer" Pola NegrIs new
steel-spurred boots. the suits OF
| armor are complete in every par
| ticular.
| ARRANGEMENTS have been made with
| the WRC broadcasting station, at 14th
street and Park road northwest, to
make some Crandall artist regular
feature of the programs put In the
| air on Wednesday night of each week.
| The Crandall musical organization
| is rich in solo talent, the Metropolitan
! Orchestra. conducted by Daniel Bree-
skin, alone boasting eight concert
artists of the first rank.
Pete Macias' LAiglon Orchestra
scored a big popular hit as an added
attraction at the 9 o'clock perform
ances at Crandalls Ambassador Thea
ter last Tuesday and "Wednesday
nights. The orchestra includes Vim
cent Downey, cornet, who has just
completed an engagement with Paul
Whiteman's Leviathan Band.
Arrangements are being made for
special community Christmas cele-
brations IN all the Crandall Theaters
in the National Capital. Joseph =.
Morgan. general manager OF the
Crandall enterprises, made special
trip to New York in September for
the purpose OF purchasing the candy
and toys TO be given to the children
attending these gala observances of
the Yuletide. Last year more than
! two tons OF candy was distributed and
many thousands or toys given away.
This year the amounts will be great
| ly increased by reason Of the fact that
more theaterS are operating in the
era ndall chain and more children
have signified their intention of being
| present, Eighteen hundred have ap
piled for invitations at the Savoy
Theater alone.
All the orphanages and homes for
children in the District of Colum bia
Will be entertained az guests OF Harry
II. Crandall at the Crandall Theaters
Christmas week. This is an annual
custom that has been operative for
many years. Mrs. Harriet HawIey
I1ocher, director OF the public service
and educational department, is hostess
on these occasions. The Americaniza-
tion School of the District also will
| be entertained at a special Christmas
celebration in the private projection
room of the Metropolitan Theater and
the studio Of Mrs. Harriet Hawley
Locher,g which adjoins, Christmas
week.
First National is to bring William
Hurlburt's famous stage success, LII
les of the Field" to the screen. John
Francis Dillon will direct.
Norma Talmadge has begun an
other emotion stirring feature. Her
latest is Secrets" a picturiza tion Of
the stage play. Frank BorZage. who
directed 'Humoresque," Children OF
Dust" and The Age of Desire" is
handling the megaphone.
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