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Evening star., 1924-02-20
Vincent Lopez Orchestra.

At B. F. Keiths Theater next week
the big treat fo-- fans Of syncnpation
will br Vincent Lopez with his IA
nous Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra,
eleven musicians. including Mr.. Lopez
himself. who plays the piano. Every
one who has been in New York or who
owns :. rhonoEraph or a radio has
heard this musical asrCre cation, vi o.h
is playing only a limited vaudeville
engagement.
The extra attraction should make
glad the hearts of lovers of eccentric
dancing. Jack Donahue. "bancin g
Jack" late feature of the "FollleS,
will present a program of eccentric
stepS.
Others will include Lillian Fitz-
gerald. the emotional com"denne. in
a cycle of characte~ studies: Ray
Eleanor Ball. an exceptional violinist.
with her brother, known TO the con-
cert stage as a remarkable Celloist.
the Rath Brothers. athletes. return
with their STUDY OF Endurance 4;
Shaw and Lee. two nuts" in "Nature's s
Gifts: Sheldon Fair and Heft, The
Dancing Girl and Her Boy Friends.
in several minutes Of unusual terpsi-
chnre; Camilla's Birds. the we'll known
ccckatoos, in "A Study in Black and
White and the usual screen features.
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Madeline Berlo Divers.

Madeline Berlo and her five diving
girls, whose knowledge of intricate
high di.ing WIS p feature for three
New York Hippodrome productions.
IN GOOD Times" and Bet
ter Times" will be featured at the
d. nc ter next week, beginning
Sunday. The largest tank used in
vaudeville for diving exhibitions will
be brought here and the program is
expected to eclipse anything like it
shows thirty-siX different dives and
is concluded by Madeline Berlo with
high dive from a trapeze swung
from the roof of the tEe3ter. Anna teur
diving contests will be conducted
Monday for girls under seventeen,
Tuesday for boys under seventeen,
Wednesday for girls over Seventee n.
and Thursday for boys over seven
teen, With grand exhibition and
prize award Friday night.
other acts Will include Arthur
Thornton and Sam Carlton in Not
Now: Mickey Bennett. sr., and Du
Frame and company in Hugh HUI
bert's. comedy skit, Incorporation" !;
jim Reynolds, "A Loose Leaf From
the Ledger of Laughs" and Amoros
and Obey Partisan eccentriGueS.
The latest Shirley Mason picture.
Love Letters a William Fox photo
play. will be shown. The story is
de"cribed as a romance of youthful
folly with a thread of mystery.
Gordon Edwards, Alma Francis, VIII
liam Irving and John MILAN are in
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Earl CAROLS Vanities.

Earl Carroll "Vanities" is sched-
uled for next week at the National
Theater. opening Monday. 1t i:
heralded as one of the sensations OF
the theatrical season. which ran six
months at the Earl Carroll Theater
New York, and broke box office
records in Pittsburgh. Philadelphia
Baltimore and Boston.
The box office sale opens Thurs
day.
In 'VanitieS" Earl Carroll promises
a delightful blend of beauty anC
comedy, with the famous Peggy Joyce
wearing 4 million and a half dollars
worth of jewels, heading the cast
Joe Cook, who provides the comedy
will be remembered as a vaudeville
star. The company numbers III
musical comedy folSS.
MIR. Carroll. it is announced has re-
tanned every one of the original cast
for the tour, not a single substi-
tute being employed.
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Central-Colleen Moore In
'Slippy McGee."

At Crandalrs Central Theater. the
first four days OF next week. begin
ming Sunday afternoon. oliver Moros-
cos production of "Slippy McGhee"
will be shown, with Wheeler Oakman.
Colleen Moore, Sam De Grasse, Ed
mund Stevens, Edith Yorke, Lloyd
Whitlock and Pat O'Malley In the
cast. The story concerns a young
man pitched from a fast freight into
Il sleepy little town of the old south.
taking with him two prize possess
sions-one is his burglar kit, the
other his fame as a crackSman. How
the kit was pawned for faith and
redeemed by love; how the boy who
cried I'm hungry for hell" and then
found heaven follows. Lloyd Hamil-
ton. in MY Friend" will be shown
also.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday the
Central will show the William Fox
production OF A. s. NJ Hutchinson's S
story. IF Winter Comes" with Percy
Marmont, Ann Forrest and William
Riley Hatch in the cast; also the
KinogramS and other films.
Each daily program will be aug
mented with pipe organ music.
Evening star., 1924-02-20
"The Bat at the Garrck.

The second and final farewell of
'-rhe Bat is announced to begin next
Monday evening at the Shube"t-iar-
rick Theater. This engagement is TO
be played at popular prices for the
first time by a special concession ar
ranged by the Shube is because of the
popularity of the play here. 1t was
in Washington that The Bat" BEGAN
its career under another title. before
ii was known to fame. And even un-
der those circumstances il attracted
reco 'd-smashing patronage.
This engagement is to he played by
the Identical COMPANY that has played
here, with the exception OF this hrSt
performance, which was pla"ed un-
der another title by the New York
trvout company This will be abso-
lutely the Washington swan song OF
'4The Bat"
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Columbia-'Th Stranger.

At Loew's Columbia next week, be-
ginning sunday afternoon, the Para
mount production, Joseph Henabery's
t,..lsworthy, THE Stranger" will be
shown. It's cast includes Betty
Compson, Richard Dix. Lewis Stone,
Tully Marshall Robert Schable. Mary
Jane Irving, Frank Nelson and Ma
rion Skinner
The original Galsworthy, story was
titled The First ant. the Last" 1t
has been adapted for the screen by
Edfrim Bingham.
Its story concerns an English gen.
tleman, about to run for parliament.
who suddenly discovers that his
brother Larry, Il wanderer and ue'er-
do-Well, has returned to London and
fallen in love with a girl he has met
in a cafe and sheltered, and who
bears remarkable resemblance to
the long-lost daughter of a mop-nan
in the tenement where she lived.
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Crandall 's-Mildred Harris
in BY Divine Right"

BY Divine Right" will be shown
the first three days of next week
at Crandalrs Theater, beginning
Sunday afternoon. with Elliott Dex-
ter, Mildred Harris. AnderS Randolf.
Grace Carlyle and DE Witt Jennings
in the cast. The story concerns the
exercise of a strange power by Aus
tin Farrol, The Prince" who by his
steadtastness brings peace to the
lives of several who have suffered
unhappiness from the evil activities
Of Trent, The Boss" Bobby Yer
non will be seen also in Christie's S
two-reel farce, "A Perfect So" We'd
nesday and Thursday, Goldwyn's pro-
duction Of wild Oranges" featur-
ing Frank Mayo and Virginia Valli
and Joe Rock in Mark 1t Paid
Friday and Saturday The Rendez-
vous" will be shown. with Conrad
Nagel, Lucille Ricksen. Elmo Lincoln,
Sydney Chaplin. Emnit Corrigan.
Kate Lester and Eugene BesSererer
in the cast, also Lyman H. Howe's
The Lynn Hunt"
Each daily bill will include short
reels and pipe organ music.
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Sir Harry Lauder.

Sir Harry Lauder. who is scheduled
for a weeks engagement at PollS.
opening Mopday night, February 20,
says he believes he is the only man
who ever was addressed by his first
name by the King of England, under
the presumption that the entertainer
had already addressed him in the
same way.
This is the way Lauder tells 1t:
'One nicht their majesties and the
Duke of Cambridge came to my snow
at the Palace in London. After the
performance, AS was leaving the
stage, l stopped for moment to
speak to George Aiston. who arranges
all the command performances for the
royal family, when the king ana
queen turned into the corridor, COM
ing from the royal box. Good nlcht,
George l says, addressing Aston.
but with one eye on the king. 1000
nicht, Harry s"ys his majesty, and
with a smile he and the queen walked
out to the royal carriage.
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Photoplays.
Rialto-' 'Daddies."

"Daddies," which comes to Moore's
Riaito Theater next week, beginning
sunday, is being heraIded as ''one Of
the finest of stage productions pre-
sentcd in motion pictures by hand
picked cast, and staged under the
supervision of the great David Be
lasco himself" 1t is clean, sparkling
comedy that will chase away the
glooms, and combines with it's COM
edy pathoS and drama
Mae Marsh, Harry Myers, Claude
Gillingwater, Craufurd Kent, Claire
Adams, willard Louis, Boyce Combe,
Georgia Woodthorpe and Otto Hoff-
man. together with five clever young
sters, make up the cast.
A Stan Laured comedy, "Smithy": !:
the Rialto News Magazine and or
cheStral music will complete the bill
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Ambassador - Strongheart
In THE Love Master"

Strongheart, the dog star, will he
seen at CrandalPs Ambassador also
the first two days of next week, be-
ginning Sunday, in First Nationals
release of THE Love Master" to-
gether with the World Events. added
short reels and orchestral contribu-
tions; Tuesday and Wednesday. Cos
mopolitan's production of Under the
Red Robe" whose cast includes Rob-
bert B. Mantell, John Charles Thomas
and Alma Rubens; Thursday and Fri
day, Bebe Daniels, in ParamOunt's
production Of The Heritage of the
Desert" with auxiliary attractions.
and Saturday, Charles Jones, in Gu
pid's Fireman" adapted from the
story ANDY McGhee's Chorus Girl"
by Richard Harding Davis. with other
film attraction and special music, and
with Emerson Hough's The Way of q
Man." No. 6, as an added matinee at
traction.
Evening star., 1924-02-20
ADJUSTMENTS

and is one of the distinct novelties
of the season
Officer Vokes and Don, a dog who
has figured in the Ziegfeld Follies and
toXicated pup in Mary Pickford' $
ohotoplay, Daddy Long Legs" will
be the added feature. Others will in
clude Holland and Oden in "Ain't
Nature Grand" a bit of novel comedy A;
Moore and Eldridge. in II Don't
Care" another type of comedy. with
music; Bobby Adams and company,
live wire girls, in their own speciality.
and the Moll Brothers. high perch
performers, in sensational exhibit
ton.
The photoplay, a Paramount super
special, presenting Bebe Daniels, will
be Zane Greys. ''The Heritage of the
Desert" an Irwin Willat picture. sup
plemented with two-reel Century
comedy and Grantland Rice's sport
lights"
Evening star., 1924-02-20
The Next Corner

Conway TearIe. Lon CLANCY. Dorothy
Mackail'. Ricardo Cortez, Louise Dres-
ser and Dorothy Cummings will be pic
tured al Loew'S Palace next week, be-
ginning Sunday afternoon. in the ro-
mantle drama by Kate Jordan, THE
Next Corner" which has heen pic
turized by Sam Wood. director OF
many Gloria Swanson's pictures.
Scenes of beauty, including carni-
val celebration in Paris. glimpses of
Spain and the picturesque Argentine
a. featured
of a young Spanish grandee and a
young American woman, wife Of q
mining engineer
Evening star., 1924-02-20
"Elizaberh Tudor" a Study
of Moods.

James Reynolds play. Eliza beth
Tudor" which forms the finale of the
new bill at the RAMS Head Playhouse
beginning this evening, is described
as a study of moods by its versatile
author, who is himself directing the
rehearsals of the new piece. 1t con-
Germs an episode in the life of Eng
lands famous queen just prior to the
encounter of the British sea forces
under Sir Francis Drake with the
dreaded Spanish armada.
The two scenes take place in the
queens private apartment in White
hall, overlooking the palace yard, the
first depicting the game Of chess be-
tween the queen and Sir Francis
Drake and the second showing a very
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Chevy Chase.

Monday and Tuesday. "If Winter
Comes" Aesop's Fables. Good Old
College Days" (matinee Monday
$500: Wednesday and Thursday. ma
poleon and Josephine" Cliff Bowes in
"Hot Sparks" and Fox News (mati-
nee Wednesday 3:3o): Friday, Charles
Jones in Doomed" Charles Chase in
"Just a Minute" and 1.-THE Ghost
City" No. 8; Saturday from 2:30 p.m-),
w. S. Hart in wild Bill Hickok.'
Charles Murray in Fearless Flanni-
gan," and Ruth of the Range" No.
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Whose Baby Are You?"

Leonard Wood. jr., in association
with William A. Brady, announces
Whose Baby Are Your a farce
comedy for the President Theater
next week beginning Sunday.
Whose Baby Are You?" is a new
work by Airline Ladovici, author of
Her Honor the Mayor"
4 cast of striking excellence is
promised. including Ralph Kellard.
the new leading man at the resident
Peggy Coudray. Emily Smiley and
Walter Scott Weeks together with
Robert Harrigan, June Webster. Ber-
nard Pate, Margaret Hume, Hobart
Crane, Jr.; Henrietta Tilghman. Ann
Warrington. Henry Crosby. Addison
Smith and Maxine De Sylvia
The story concerns Il bachelor about
to marry, who accidentally falls heir
90 Il baby and complications pyramid
themselves
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Metropolitan - Strongheart
IN The Love Master"

At Crandall's Metropolitan Theater
pext week. beginning Sunday after
noon. Ian Garber's (Garber- DaviS) Or
chestra will be an added attraction to
First Nationals photoplay, THE Love
Master" featuring Strongheart, the
extraordinary dog actor
Jan Carriers Orchestra will appear
the full week, with three daily per-
formances. 1t is composed of eleven
instrumentalists, who offer twenty
three minutes of symphonic syncopa-
tionS.
The Love Master" is drama of
Evening star., 1924-02-20

different Elizabeth Tudor six months
later, when brakes messenger re-
turns with the tidings of the encoun-
ter. This messenger is played by
Thomas McGlynn. son OF Frank Nc
Glynn of abraham Lincoln" fame.
Anne Ives plays the title role. Walter
w. Beck appears as Sir Francis Drake.
Robert Bell as the Earl of Leicester,
Ranald Savery as the Earl of Penn
broke, Leona Roberts as the Countess
of oxford and Josephine Hutchinson
as LADY Anne WoolSleY
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Avenue Grand.

Sunday. Monday, Tuesday. Corinne
Griffith, in BLACK Oxen,'' and Aesop
fable; Wednesday and Thursday,
Anna Q. Nilsson. in "Ponjola." and
Sennett's -One Cylinder Love-: FRI
day, House Peters, in Held to An
swer," and George OHara. in Eight
ing Blood; Saturday, Conrad Ma
gel, in "The Rendezvous" and Charles
Chase, in "A PerIec ady," with
Way OF Man" at matinee.
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Jascha Heifetz Tuesday.

JaScha HeifetZ. the violinist, will
be heard in recital at Polls Theater
next Tuesday. at 4:30 o'clock, under
the management of Mrs. wilson
Greene.
Coupled with success in this coun-
try since 1917, Heifetz won faurels
with artistic triumphS in England,
France, Italy and Australia.
Seats are on sale at Mrs. Greene's
concert bureau, 1900 q street
Evening star., 1924-02-20
QUEEN TO SEEK CURE.
Danish King to Accompany Con
sort to Southern Italy.

STOCKHOLM, February 20.-Queen
Victoria, who has recently been suf-
fering from ear Infection and bron-
chitis and whose health is unfavora-
bly, affected by the harsh winter here,
plans to leave for Italy on March 7,
pany her as far as Nice, where he
will make his usual sojourn.
Evening star., 1924-02-20
York.

Sunday and Monday. Colleen Moore.
in FLAMING Youth" and Aesop fable;
TueEday and Wednesday. Percy Mar
mont, in 'If Winter Comes; Thurs
day. Betty Compso. in woman to
Woman" and Charles Chase. in "A
Perfect Lady; Friday. Helene Chad
wick, in Reno; Saturday, Tom Mix,
In Soft Boiled" and Cliff Bowes. in
Under Covers" and Way Of Man
at matinee.
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Empire.

Sunday and Monday. Tom Mix in
mile a Minute Romeo" also comedy,
"1'he Rainstorm": Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Lenore Clric in Tiger Rose,
also comedy. Jail Birds; Thursday
and Friday, Alice Calhoun and Cullen
Lands in "Pioneer Trails" also Fox
News; Saturday, Jack Iarkin in "Mys-
terious Goods" also comedy, You're
Next" and episode seventh, Steel
Trail" (matinee only).
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Dave Marion s Show.

Dave Marion and his own show
will come to the Gayety next week.
Dave Marion's Show is said to be a
playground of youth with gorgeous
costumes. stage settings, catchy
music and clever wit. Mae Marvin
the sirl who makes "Old Pal a
classic. is featured in the cast. which
includes Gordon Bennett, Josephine
Sabe!. Charley Diamond and corps
de ballet OF thirty five. Each mem
Der of the cast will offer character
istic speciality.
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Song Writer'S at Cosmos.

a galaxy of popular song writer's,
including Bobby Jones. Hal Burton,
Pierce Carney, Bernie Grossman,
Danny Dougherty, Billy Baskette,
Harry Slower and Tommy Sherman,
will introduce the American popular
song hits from 1900 to the present
day at the Cosmos Theater next week
in the novel headlfner supplied by the
Keith booking offices. 1t is said to
be an attraction that has earned not
only the popular fancy but critical
praise wherever it has been presented
Evening star., 1924-02-20
NAPLES MUSEUM FOUND
UNSAFE, PILLARS FALL
Art Treasures Among Most Valu.
able in World Threatened in
Defective Structure.
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press
NAPLES, February 2O.-The Ma
.lonaI museum building here, con-
tanning some of the most valuable
art treasures in the world, has been
discovered to be unsafe in some sec
tionS.
TWO pillars of the portico leading
to the sixteenth century courfvsrd
have collapsed, and the collection of
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Elite.

Sunday and Monday, Charles Ray,
in THE Courtship of Myles Standish
Tuesday, Marguerite De La Motto. in
Just Like Woman; "Wednesday
Gladys Walton, in 'rhe Near Lady;
Thursday, Robert Ellis. in THE Mark
of the Beast: Friday. Buster keaton.
in "Our Hospitality; Saturday. Regi-
nald Denny, in THE Abysmal Brute.
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Takonna.

Sunday and Monday, Jacqueline Lo-
gan in The Light That Failed" also
comedy, Pathe News and Topics of
the Day: Tuesday and Wednesday
ITO the ladies'" and Our Gang COM
edy. Dogs Of War: Thursday. Viola
Dana in "Rouged Lips" comedy and
kinograrns: Friday. special program.
under auspices of the Sixteenth Street
Citizens Association; Saturday matt
nee and evening, Douglas Fairbanks,
jr., in stephen Steps Out" Aesops
Fables, comedy and THE Santa F'e
ri ter
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Apollo.

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Corinne
Griffith, in Black Oxen" and Aesop
fable; Wcdnesd and Thursday
Anna Q. Nilsson. in "Ponjola," and
hen Turrin. IN "Asleep at the switch"
Friday, Helene Chadwick, in Reno
and Charles Chase, in "A Perfect
Lady; Saturday House Peter Il
Held to Answer" and Mack Swain.
in Flying Finance" with Way Of q
Man. at matinee.
Evening star., 1924-02-20

the northland, in which Strongheart
is supported by Lady Julie. another
excellent specimen of police dog. The
human cast includes Lillian Rich, Har-
old Austin and Walter Perry. A pack
of timber wolves adds to the suspense.
The Metropolitan World Survey and
short reels also will be shown.
Evening star., 1924-02-20

ancient Greek sculpture within en-
dangered by the failure Of the sup-
ports has been hastily removed. Tho
minister of public instruction is send
ing a commission of experts to recon-
mend suitable repairs.
Evening star., 1924-02-20
DINNER FOR HAYWARD.
Friends to Launch Boom for New
York GoyernorShip.

NEW YORK. February 20.-F'riends
of United States District Attorney-
William Hayward revealed today that
they had arranged a dinner for the
Waldorf, March 4. to launch his boom
for the republican nomination for
governor.
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Dumbart0n.

Sunday, ITO the Ladies'; Monday
and Tuesday. Owen Moore. in Her
Temporary Husband; Wednesday,
Irene Rich, in Drawn of the North:
Thursday, Bebe Daniels, in Her
Children's Children; Friday, pleas
ure Mad: Saturday, VIM. Hart, in
wild Bill Hickok."
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Hippodrome.

Sunday, Marjorie Daw. in Rivers
Mark of the Beast; Tuesday. Percy
Marmont, in '"rhe Light That Failed:
Wednesday, Jack Hoxie. in Men in
the Raw: Thursday. Bits Of Life:
Mania"
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Olympic.

Sunday and Monday. Pola Eegri in
The Spanish Dancer: Tuesday and
Wednesday Bebe Daniels in His
Children's Children; Thursday. Theo.
Roberts in ITO the Ladies'; Friday.
Richard Dix ana Lois Wilson In Fan
"Fighting Blood" No. IL; Saturday,
Owen Moore and Sidney Chaplin in
Her Temporary Husband comedy
nd i.lI
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Savoy.

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. Corinne
Griffith, in Black Oxen" and Aesop
fable; Wednesday and Thursday,
Anna Q. Nilsson. in "ponjola," and
Mack Sennett'S Down to the Sea in
shoes. Friday. House Peters. in
Held to Answer" and George
O'Hara- in Fighting Blood; Satur-
day, Conrad Nagel, In Rendezvous"
Lady" with Way of a Man at matt
nee.
Evening star., 1924-02-20
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Evening star., 1924-02-20
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Evening star., 1924-03-10
POLICE MYST|F|ED
.BYW0MAN''S DEATH
Man Friend Who Found Body
Held-Stomach to Be
AnaIyzed for Poison.

Tie police are investigating un-
usual circumstances surrounding the
death Of Mrs. Alice Theresa Boteler
of 217 s street northwest, who was
found dead in her apartment yester-
James II. Windsor, a mechanic at
the navy yard, is being held at the
sixth precinct station pending the
result of the coroners inquest.
Windsor. a friend of the dead
woman, found the body lying on the
kitchen floor. He said he had gone
to sleep on a lounge in the dining
room and upon awakening had found
Mrs Boteler stretched out in the ad-
joining room Windsor said he called
Emergency Hospital Immediately.
When physicians arrived they pro-
nounced the woman dead and noti-
fed the police.
In the room directly adjoining the
kitchen, where Mrs. Boteler was sup
posed to have been asphyxiated, two
canaries were found alive and we'll.
Police pointed out that canaries are
especially susceptible to carbon mo-
noxide gas, which is the deadly ele-
ment in the fumes that killed Mrs.
Boteler. This led to further inyesti-
cation and closer questioning of
Windsor.
Explains Scratch on Hand.
A small scratch was noticed on the
back of one Of Windsor's hands.
When asked to explain it, he said he
had receievd the injury Sunday morn
ing in the course of his work at the
navy yard.
Mrs. Rosie W. Hunt of 40 18th
street southwest said Mrs. Boteler,
who was her daughter, had been SUBJ
ject to heart attacks.
DR.. Herbert E. Martyr. deputy cor
oner. performed an autopsy on the
body and sent the stomach to the
health department for chemical analy-
sis by DR.. T. NJ. Price. DIR. Price said
he had not yet completed his exami-
nation, but that as far as he had
gone he found no evidence of poison
in the organ or an irregularity of
any kind.