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Evening star., 1925-02-09
Palace Broken Laws

Mrs Wallace Reid Is appearing on
the screen and in person this week at
I.oew's Palace in Broken Laws" a
dramatic picture, carrying value not
only as an influence for law observ-
ance, but as entertainment.
The screen story tells of an indul-
gent mother, played by Mrs. Reid
and a spoiled child, whom she does
not have the heart to discipline
Weary on account of her worries,
she sinks down on the davenport to
rest. and the picture then presents
vividly her dream, in which the son
of Is and the neighbor's daughter
filed with the spirit of the jazz age,
drink, dance and break the speed
laws, recklessly going headlong into
the inevitable consequences OF their
acts The boy kills an old woman
when his speeding auto strikes a
vegetable cart, and he is convicted
of manslaughter. Just as the mother
is screaming to the judge not to take
her boy away, and is blaming her
self for having indulged him, she
awakens. She then turns with a
slipper, and administers the sound
spanking to the obstreperous young
ster, who has we'll merited much
more.
Mrs. Reid is convincing as the
mother. She is supported by Percy
Marmont, as father of the girl next
door; Ramsey Wallace, Arthur Rank
in, Jacqueline Saunders, Pat Moore,
and others
In her personal appearance, MIS-.
Reid appeals to parents to bring up
their children as observers of the
law, declaring the nations spring
from nurseries"
A news reel, Aesop'S Fables, thrill
ing pictures Of aviators atop speed
ing plane, and music by the Palace
Orchestra. complete an excellent bill.
Evening star., 1925-02-09
The Surprise
packaoe"

Milo, the mysterious and clever
tramp comedian billed as "The Sur
pris, Package of Vaudeville" heads
an entertaining and diversified bill al
the Strand Theater this week Mile
renders several songs in a feminine
vocte, and gives a variety of imita-
tions of animals, instruments, steam
boats and trains.
James c. Morton, the famous come
dian, assisted by his family Mamie
Edna and Alfred Morton, present THE
Battles of 1925" which consists OF
clever songs and dances. Numerous
encores failed to satisfy the audience
"Melodious Dance Achievement.
featuring the musical comedy favor
lite, Evelyn Phillips, with Eddie Simms
and Joe Devaney, is a clever song
ambulance act. Sally Goldie and
Madeline Beattie. blues singers, pre-
sent an entertaining song act, biued
as Youth, Charm and Syncopation,
and Adair and Adair opened the bill
with daring horizontal bar act, with
many thrills.
The photoplay is a comedy, The
Early Bird" and Johnny Hines is
the star. 1t is replete with laughs,
even If you are hard to get laugh
out Of Johnny, In THE Early BIRD.
becomes a moving spirit in an or
ganization of milk drivers, who form
their own company to combat the
milk trust In the end Johnny gets
his reward by winning his sweet
heart Sidgrid Holmquist, Wyndham
Standing, Edmund Breese, Maud Tur-
ner Gordon, Bradley Bark, Flora
Finch and Jack De Lacey are In the
cast.
A short comedy, westward Whoa,
and an interesting news~reel complete
the program.
Evening star., 1925-02-09
Earle-VaudevilIe.

The large public patronage since
the opening of the new Earle Theater
still continues. and this week the
management has billed three head
liners in recognition. any one of
which might head the bill.
pinch Me- a comedy. presented
by VIII ]. Kennedy and company in
one act, goes across with a bang 1t
deals with tramp who wants to
be arrested because he has no home
or food. His efforts to get arrested
furnish conside rable laughter, but
when he has come into possession of
money and does not want to go to
jail ne is disappointed.
Following this skit is d comedy en-
titled "Wigginsville,' featuring Earle
Mountain and Cliff Dixon. The cast
includes several pretty girls, and
there is plenty of good music. The
sketch holds interest to the close
The "Knick Knacks of 1925" a nov
city dancing number, also scored
strongly. The cast contains Janis
and Leland. Dorothy Di,rre, Fern
Adair and Bel Wright
Harry Freeman and Buddy Morton
who present All Right" Il clever
song and dance number. had to re-
spond with several encores. THE
Three Golfers" fine acrobats, also
were well received, and Mae Francis
musical comedy songstress. DID her
part we'll
The feature picture is THE Girl on
the Stairs with Patsy Ruth Miller
in the leading role. 1t deals with
a mystery invoking somnambulism
in which the girl is suspected d of hav-
ing committed a murder. Arthur
Fla gels numbers on the large Wur-
liter organ are an outstanding fea-
ture of the program.
Evening star., 1925-02-09
Metropolitan The Only
Woman"

This week Crandalls Metropolitan
Theater is presenting First Nationals
Norma Talmadge film play of tense
ness, variety of scene, thrills and
suspense, The Only Woman" writ
ten by Gardner Sullivan. 1t is a So
ciety melodrama concerning a beau
tiful girl whose father diverts funds
in a way that renders him liable to a
term in the penitentiary. The man
who cracks the whip over the cring-
ing shoulders of her father, Williams
Brinsley, however, has prodigal son
whom he wishes redeemed by some
good woman, and he proposes i'm
munity from punishment if Brinsley
will arrange marriage with his
daughter Helen. This is done. A
series of sequences then ensue which
combine humor With vigorous action
and dramatic strength.
Miss Talmadge as Helen offers an
impressive appeal. In the opposite
role of the cad who is finally whipped
into manhood by the cleverness and
stanchness of his wife, Eugene
O'Brien also offers fine character
study. Other important parts are
played by Edward Davis, as the whip
cracking financier; Winter Hall, the
absconding father, and Mathew Betz.
remembered as the bootlegger in
Those Who Dance" The climax is
reached during a terrific hurricane at
sea.
Elias Breeskin, solo artist for the
week, scored a triumph in his rendi-
ton of Sarasate's Spanish dance,
"Zapateado," and Kreisler's Caprice
Viennois," with Emil Smith as piano
accompanst. The Metropolitan World
Survey, Lige Conley, in step Lively"
and novelty reel, Hot Dog" COM
plete a bill of fine entertainment.
Evening star., 1925-02-09

cessful though somewhat disappoint-
ing climax. Monte Blue, as the lover,
has created a character that carries
beyond the screen, making one feel,
however like creeping up and telling
him he was making the mistake of
his life in not selecting the plain
sister.
Ernest Pascars novel received more
than a passing notice when 1t came
off the press, and IL he has seen 1T
he must be gratified at it's artistic
presentation upon the screen. The
supporting company is satisfactory
and the Photographic work pictures
pretty scenes with artistic keenness.
Maurice Shrowski, a violinist of
ability, was received with great favor
by the music lovers and the Orpheus
Quartet won generous applause for
singing popular airs in almost per-
feet harmony. "Mandalay" was the
hit of the quartet's Offering, the solo
portion being very good. An amusing
comedy and the Rialto Orchestra,
getting back to it's old standard under
the vigorous guidance Of Mischa
Guterson, complete the entertaining
hill
Evening star., 1925-02-09
Keith Blue Streak of
Vaudeville"

First nighters at b. F. Keith's
Theater last night capitulated before
Rae Samuels, whose nickname is
emblazoned in the white lights as
THE Blue Streak of Vaudeville"
Washington always did have a warm
spot in its blase heart for Rae and
her return merely served to rekindle
the fire of ardor that welcomed her
in a more vociferous manner per-
haps. than ever before. The audience
just could not get enough of the Joy
Gus personality of Miss Samuels and
her collection of new songs, which she
delivers with her familiar inimita BILE
punch and gusto.
Coheadilning the pretentious bill
with Miss Samuels, is Karyl Norma n,
the Creole Fashion Plate" one of the
cleVereSt female impersonators on
the stage. Norman. assisted by Keno
Clark and Bobbie Simonds, presents
spectacular new act called The
Tuneful Song Shop" and displays,
with grace and feminine charm his
wardrobe of costly and luxurious
the audience sits and sighs with ad-
miration. He has a remarkable fall
setto voice. Keno Clark and Bobbie
Simonds, pianists. entertain while
Norman changes costumes
Frank Fisher as a bashful yoke
anu Eiurle GllnOre as an up-tO -da e
happer are comical in their little
skit Her Bashful RDmeo," exem-
plifying the proper manner of win
ming a proposal from a tardy swain
There are clever. facetious lines in
the act, each good for hearty laugh.
series of thrilling combats with
swords, spears and battle-axes is pre-
sented by the six famous Chinese
warriors, who came direct to Wash
ington from the Orient. How these
orientRls avoid manning each the
other is almost miraculous Their
act is indeed a novelty.
The Gypsy Wanderers" featuring
Edward Stanisloff and Oracle, with
six English Tivoli girls. is an excel
lent dancing attraction. The leaping
of Mr.. StaniSloff is remarkable Miss
Oracle executes a pretty toe dance.
but the audience seemed to like best
of all the stepping of the six sprightly
Tivoli girls.
CASTOR Palmer, the French humor-
Gus juggler. opens the program. Jug
Cling various objects to the accom-
paniment of humorous patter de-
livered with a foreign accent Ethel
Sinclair and Marie Gaspar offer an
amusing sllit, "On the Long, Long
Trail" that is rich with comedy
lines. The Four Casting Stars close
the bill with daring aerial acrobat
les. The usual supplementary films
round out an unusually we'll balanced
and entertaining program.
Evening star., 1925-02-09
A MU Sc M E. N rs
Continued from Seventeenth Page.)

French girl, who is forced by her
brother into a promise of marriage
10 Edward Hawley, unprincipled but
wealthy. Action opens in n hotel at
Fond du Lac, Saskatchewan, Canada,
and shifts to the cabin of Black Eagle
a half breed with whose wife, Wanda
the villain Hawley Is involved Black
Eagle is killed. Jim Kenyon is charged
by the woman, Wanda, as the murderer
and Jim is sent away by his sweetheart
Rose-Marie, who fearing for his
safety, promises to marry Hawley.
Later, in Quebec, Wanda is brought
back by Jim, who has been in Brazil,
making his fortune, and the little
brown Wanda reveals herself as the
murderer, duplicating Hawley, just
in time to bring about a romantic
ending.
Irene Pavloska, who comes from
the Chicago Grand Opera Company
gives thrilling Interpretation Of the
title role, and also discloses full
sweet voice, with all its beauty and
dramatic possibilities. At the con-
clusion of the first act. where she
sings the Indian Love Call, not to
greet her lover. but to warn and
send him away from danger, the show
reaches climatic height we'll worthy
of grand opera.
Totem Tom Tom is the big op-
portunity for Phebe Bruno, who, as
Wanda, leads a remarkable chorus in
vivid costumes through the lifting
rhythm and novel evolutions in this
popular dance. Miss Brune and her
dancing are a memorable part of the
entire production.
Guy Robertson is a handsome and
fully capable Jim Kenyon, Beatrice
lsay, as Lady Jane, fills the stage
picture 1t every opportunity and,
with Charles Silber, as Hard Boiled
Herman" brings down the house with
original comedy efforts. Charles
Meekins is eXcellently cast as Sergt.
Malone of the Northwest Mounted
Police.
Color has been used with discrim-
mating and artistic good taste
throughout Rose Marie" costumes
and settings blending, but never
clashing. Notable is the wedding
scene. and the Totem Pole Lodge and
the reunion of the lovers in their
little rose-covered castle" in the
hills is an exquisite bit.
The book and lyrics are by Otto
Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein, I'd,
the music by Rudolf Friml and Her.
bert Stothart
Rose-Marie" is not only sheer en-
tertainment-it is an inspiration.
Evening star., 1925-02-09
Tivoli-" So Big.

Colleen Moore, in First Nationals
film version of Edna Ferbers story
so Big" is the attraction at Gran
dalIs Tivoli Theater the first two
days Of this week. In this picture
'the perfect flapper" assumes the
character of a woman whose life Is
depicted at all ages from girlhooo 10
elderly motherhood in an engrossing
tale of a proud and hopeful mother
and distinctly disappointing son.
The picture has been shown and re-
viewed here before.
The extraordinary cast reads like
a name roster of Hollywood, fnclud
Ing John Bowers, Wallace Beery,
Gladys Brockwen. Ford Sterling, DOT
Farley, Jean Hersholt. Phyllis HaVer,
Ben Lyon. Rosemary Theby, Sam DE
Grasse, baby Dorothy Brock and young
ster frankie Darrow.
THE Fighting Fluid, featuring
"Charlie Chase funmaker; snort
reels and pipe organ music by Otto r.
Beck complete the bill.
Evening star., 1925-02-09
Rialto-' The Dark Swan.

The Dark Swan" at the Rialto
this week. is interesting and a large
audience last night showed signs of
unmiatakable appreciation. If the
picture has one weakness 1T is in the
principals. Irene Chadwick, the plain
sister of the story, is far from being
plain. Dressed in ordinary, every
day raiment, Irene tries to look the
part through makeup, but many
were forced to the conclusion that
the lover showed very bad taste IN
his picking. Marie Provost, dressed
to perfection. displays her blonde
beauty and acting as the siren flap
per and simply sweeps the lover off
| his feet 1t seems to prove con-
| clusively that the man of this period
likes them handsome and devilish"
Both Miss Chadwick and Miss Pre-
vost act their parts with telling eff
feet, contributing strongly to a sue