Evening star., 1923-08-26
FILMOGRAMS

agreement. If you're careful 1 won't,
nave to-" she replied coyly.
A regular stand has been estab
| llshed by d local taxi company at 10Th
| and F streets corner of CrandaIrs'
metropolitan Theater as an assur-
| ance that patrons of the theater mat
at all times secure prompt cab sery-
zee without the necessity of phoning
| 10 a distant station.
The work of interior establishment
and lobby decoration is rapidly near
| ing its end a CrandalIs new Ambas
| sador Theater at 18th street and Co,
lumbia road northwest. This new adj
| dltion TO the chain of Crandau the
aters' IT Is claimed, will be recog-
nized as one of the most beautifIl
| substantial and comfortable play-
| houses in America when thrown open.
to the public early in September.
! The visual instruction class of thu
augmentation School met Tuesday
evening in the private projection
room OF Crandall's Metropolitan The
ater with eighty-five students to
study and discuss the Department of
Agriculture film, Bees and How They
WORK. Mr. Golden. a Russian, for
merly In the bee industry in the old
country, gave an interesting account
OF his own adventures with bees and
Maj. Napoleon Alcantra of the Guate-
malan legation also spoke. Musical
numbers were contributed by Henri
eta Filler Oliver Asero and a chorus
OF mixed voices. The class sang "Old
Black joe" My Old Kentucky Home"
The Nightingale" and stood and
sang America"
As Universal was preparing to re-
lease its fourth attraction for the
new season. Upside Down" II was
dlscovered that copyright difficulties
prexsnted; ..,r and it's name was changed
F., to The Clean Up H H Van Loan
wrote the story, in which Herbert
Rawlinson stars.
Beatrice Burnham is playing tha...
lead opposite Reginald Denny In his
first 1924 Jewel, The Spice of Life
which is in production at Universal
CITY under the direction of Harry
Pollard The Spice OF Life" is by
Bryon Morgan and was written eSpe-
cially for Denny
Having pretty we'll cleaned up army.
and navy subjects. Hoot Gibson has
started sta on humorous story Of NOV
| ing picture people, entitled The
Extra Man" Billie Dove, freuuentM
starred in her own right has the priT-
cipai supporting role under the di-.
rection OF Ed. Sedgwick, who also.
| Two more pictures arc in the inn :
| mediate offering for Herbert Rawlin-
Sons Sons use HSiov They he are the magazine
Johnston and Jack o. Clubs" BY :
Gerald Beaumont, a magazine story <
to appear in November or December.
The last feature in which William ::
Desmond will be starred for some :
! little time, owing to his return to .
serials for Universal will be released ,
under the title The Breathless Mo- 8
ment. 1t was originally called "Sen7 :
fenced to Soft Labor" and was dil
rected by Bob HiH.-
Gladys Walton has started the pro1 >
duction of Frank r. Adams delightful :,
story. The Near Lady" under the die :
rection of Herbert Blache at Universal :
City.
On the current list of exceptional .
pictures. issued monthly by the Ma !.
tional Board of Review. Baby Peggy's =
latest Century Comedy. Little Miss :
Hollywood" appears This is the pic '
| ture in which Peggy. as movie :
struck kiddfe goes to Hollywood, and .
aithough not winning fame and for :
tune does see the biggest stars in the
film world.
The Century Follies Girls. who are /.
appearing in the Grille Century Com /.
edies, have each been insured hy :
Julius and Abe Stern, officials of the :
| picture company. :
Edgar selwyn returned to New :
| been there for some time in confer :
win be associated with the selwyin1Ss
| IN the presentation of Raquel Meller !.
| in New York this fall :
nophesd The d]oP2enings" zen in New York an ;
RSF shS Got Wssf to HaYs aTe MaheHs MaH~s
and Brook, tomorrow night: "Red !.
Mssne ssot Aqne 4oMss Tsfsfay night Th
night" and "Zeno." Saturday night !.
o p1av new psndnainys psompany known as the s. p; :
psen fST the
ssomedy II three acts. by Dr. A l.. :
The box Office at the Gayety Thea. =
ter will be open all this week for the !.
usual season reservations and other s
| Misses Barlow as treasurer and as
sistant treasurer
William Morris, director of Sir
Harry Lauder. announces that his
star will arrive in San Francisco. 0c- :.
! to inaugurate his eighteenth tour Of .
the United States and Canada, OPEN :"
ing at Santa Rosa Calf, the day
cluded in the itinery of the famous
Scottish entertainer.
Franz Milnar, the famous HTunga- =
! rian playwright, recently declared =
I'm my new play I wish to bring the
theater nearer to the movies. for the =
antagonism between these two forms
of literary expression has to be elimi-
mated and their close cooperation >
established" b
|
| Morris Gest, who will bring Flea =
nora Duse to this country, says she :
will present a repertoire of Ave plays :
in New York. Boston, Philadelphia and =
Chicago-"Cosa Sia." a drama by q
Gallaratix scotti. "Spettri." (Ghostsl y
| by Ibsen: La Donna del Mare" (Tha q
Lady From the Sea), by Ibsen; LA :
Porta Chiusa." by Marco Praga. and >
La Citta Morta," by Gabrielle DAN
nunzio.
| Florenz Ziegfeld is said to be dis :
pleased with Fanny Brice for sub I
mitting to an operation to reform her
| nose. Curved is the line of beauty :
and straight the line of duty eyident- /.
| ly confiicted in this instance. -
| Mrs. Philip Hunloke of Surrey, '
England, whose husband is groom in .
L IA L. lIne.