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Evening star., 1925-11-22
News andComment
By w. H. Landvo;qt.

By w. H. Landvo;st.
ND will in the
II picture public, which in
the sotopy rather than the producer distributor
exhibitor will settle down. in all probability and await
the the halls and the highways have been filled
with the the wicAedness Famous PaersLasky
and the Hays that
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"

Corinne Griffith is the picture star
at CrandalIs Metropolitan Theater
this week in classified" with Lloyd
Hamilton in Movies
Miss Griffith's new First National
vehicle is declared a splendid Aim
version of Edna Ferber's intensely
human story. Want Ads renamed
classified and Mr.. Hamilton's of
fering is two-reel cloudburst of
laughs bearing the title of Movies.
The Metropolitan World Survey will
be among the shorter films, and the
musical program will present the
Metropolitan symphony, Daniel Bree :
skin conducting, in Won Suppe' S
Morning, Noon and Night" and a
pleasing series of interpretative ac-
compartment scores, as well as a
special added attraction, Nell Paxton
and Milton Davis, pipe organists, in
a group of pipe organ and piano
duets such as they recently played
with the "Crandall Saturday Night
ers" for broadcasting. Mrs. Paxton
will be at the organ console, and Mr..
Davis at the grand piano.
"Cla ssified" concerns the expert
ences of a girl employed in the want
ad department of a New York news.
paper. who possessed a tremen-
dous urge to taste of the luxuries of
life. She was an audacious little fiirt,
who frequently rode to the office in
a smart car driven by total stran-
ger. This habit of picking the soft
spots" led her to meet a wealthy
young roue and a hard working
young automobile mechanic And
here comes the conflict tha. leads to
the stirring climax.
This is said to be by far Miss Grif-
fith's best picture. Unexpected twists
of plot enable her to appear i'm a
succession of rich gowns and evening
wraps. Jack Mulhall is the Young
mechanic, Ward Crane the rich
young roue. while Charlie Murray is
cast as "Old Man" Comet, and Edvthe
Chapman as the mother.
PALACE-"The Tower of Lies"
Lon CLANCY and Norma Shearer.
under Victor Seastrom's direction
will bring a powerful drama tic study
of girls wrong step in THE Tower
of Lies to Loew's Palace this week
beginning this afternoon.
THE Tower of Lies" Is a pict1rized
version of Selma Lagerlof's Swedish
novel, The Emperor of Portugal lila. 3"
adapted by Agnes Christine John
stone. The cast includes William
Names, Ian Keith. Claire Mcdowell
David Terrence and Edward Connolly.
The story reveals CLANCY as. a
horny handed tenant farmer who
knows nothing but toll, but whose
wrath at the birth of a daughter
soon changes to an almost fanatical
devotion. Grown to womanhood, the
girl faces the problems of the world
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in dangerous innocence, and when
she makes a false step the faith of
her father never wavers. though his
reason does, while there remains
waiting for her the sweetheart of her
youth, steadily offering her a blind
love.
Added offerings will include the
latest Our Gang comedy. the Pathe
newsreel Topics of the Day and
orchestral establishment
RIALTO-"Sporting Life"
The attraction at the Rialto this
week is Sporting Life" an adapta-
tion of tie famous Drury Lane melo-
drama. 1t is a Maurice Tourneur pro
duction. with cast headed by Bert
Lytell and Marian Nixon, supported
by Paulette Duval. Cyril Chadwick,
Charles Denaley, George Seigmann,
Kathleen Clifford and Ena Gregory.
The story concerns Young Lord
Woodstock, gay, handsome, rich and
reckless, wild gambler with thorough.
bred horses. cards and women's hearts.
until he fell head over heels in love
with pretty Nora Cavanaugh Dane.
ing thoroughbreds and gay stage beau.
ties in exotic Paris gowns, the fast
night clubs of London. a vengeful
woman plotting against her rival,
b, uising prize fights, all are shown in
this favorite old melodra ma.
Mischa GuterSon has arranged a
unique offering entitled, "A Fashion
Show and Fads of the Day." introduc-
ing a dozen girl models, with Camille
Little heading the specialties. Doro-
thy Burr and Helene Devereau will
dance the national Polish mazurka !:
Tereta Schaeffer and Blanche Leh-
mann will appear as exponents of
American terpsichore.
The overture by the Rialto Con
cert Orchestra, under Mischa Gutter
son, will be selections from 1.-The
Merry Widow" The Life of Schu-
bert with a musical setting of his
own compositions, and the Interna
tional News will complete the pro
gram.
COLUMBIA-"The Merry Widow"
Erich Won Stroheim's masterpiece.
"The Merry Widow" featuring Mae
Murray and John Gilbert, will con-
tinue this week at Loew's Columbia
Theater, due to popular demand.
Based on the famous Viennese op-
eretta by Franz Lehar and featuring
large cast that includes FULLY Mar
shall, Gorge Fawcett, Roy Darcy and
many more, "The Merry Widow has
proved itself the big, outstanding
Metro. Goldwyn attraction of the sea
son.
Miss Murray enacts with charm
and force the role Of the little Amer
lean actress who, stranded in Middle
Europe, attracted the attention OF a
prince, who later was forced to aban-
don her for state reasons. later mar
ried the country's richest man and
on her husbands death became the
open quest of the prince, whose royal
parents had previously forced him to
break with her.
Owing to the length Of the featured
attraction, the added features of the
program have been omitted, though
a special musical score containing eX-
cerps from "The Merry Widow music
will be played by the orchestra under
Director Brusilof.
TIVOII-"The Freshman"
Harold Lloyd will be seen at Cram
dalls Tivoli Theater the first three
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Photoplays1 This Week
At the Photoplay Houses This Week.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. icd" Shown this afternoon and
PALACE-"Tower of
RIALTO-"Sportng Life Shown this afternoon and
COIUMBIA-"The Widow week.
afternoon evening ..
TIVOL-"The Freshman. Shown this evening
AMBASSADOR"Cahed" Shown this afternoon and evening.
CENTRAI-"American Pluck Shown this afternoon
LINCOLN (cooedFlower of Night
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called On the Stroke of Three
picture story in ITSELF that number Vincent de
Pascal, left the prison November IA.
IT reported that the Famous PyersLasky
will not exhibit the Cecil De Mile picture Yeser-
day. "a form of reprisal"
Thcda Bara Hal
"A Edwards play hveeers Joe Such fame
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getters." The supporting cast in
cludes Wanda Hawley. Frank Leigh.
Tom Wilson. Leo White and Dan
Mason. The comedy will be Al st.
John in Fair Warning" and the bill
will be completed by added short
reels and pipe organ music.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Ramon
Novarro in The Midshipman," a pic
ture that reflects the romance and
thrill of life at the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis. hav-
ing been made with the active CO.
operation of the Navy Department.
with Secretary Wilbur appearing in
an important role on graduation day
Harriet Hammond and Wesley Barry
appear in the support. The comedy
will be Dog Daze.' Thanksgiving
day and Friday, Norma Talmadge
will be seen in First Nationals screen
version of George Barr McCutcheon s
romantic novel, "Graustark' in
which she is supported by Eugene
O'Brien. Marc McDermott. Wanda
Hawley. Frank Currier, Albert Gran
and Lillian Lawrence; also o. Henrys
Central American comedy, shoes"
and Lyman II. Howe Hodge
Podge"; Saturday, Adolphe Menjou.
Bessie Love and Greta Nissen will
appear in Monta Bells diverting
comedy, The King on Main Street.
supplemented by Sennetts Tee for
Two"
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Emory Johnson is to make a new
picture. The Nonstop Flight" which
will center around the recent naval
airplane fight to Hawaii.
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Florence Mills. cabaret entertainer.
says she will build a picture house
seating 5000 people lin the negro dis
trict in Harlem" Our colored picture
houses in Washington vie with the
best.
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They say that one of the problems
in titltng motion pictures arises from
the fact that a title that appeals 10
men will not draw the patronage Of
women.
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Carl Laemmle has bought the new
French version of Les Miserables."
which features Ga briel Gabrio the
brilliant continental actor. as Jean
Valjean. and Sandra Milovanoff, the
Russian star, as Famine =
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Among the original manuscripts
submitted to Universal recently was
one bearing the royal insignia. from
Prince Wilhelm. one of the versatile
members of Swedens talented royal
family.
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LINCOLN-"Flower Of Night"

Pola Negri will he seen at the
Lincoln Theater the first four days
of this week, beginning this after
noon. In Paramounts production of
Flower of Night" a romance of early
California, by Joseph Hergesheimer.
The story abounds in adventurous ac-
ton and depicts the manner In which
the early pioneers by their incursions
into California disturbed and even
tually destroyed the tranquil life
brought to that land by the Spanish
and MeXicans. The supporting cast
includes Joseph J. Bowling. Warner
GLAND, Eulalie Jensen. Cesare Ora
vina and Helen Lee Worthing. The
comedy will be Horace Greely, Jr.,"
starring Harry Langdon.
Beginning Thanksgiving day and
continuing to the end of the week
will be shown First Nationals pro-
duction starring Norma Talmadge. a
film version of George Barr Nc
Cutcheon's story, 'Graustark. which
shows the manner in which a young
American "go-getter" succeeded in
winning the hand of the princess of
a little foreign principality. The sup
porting cast Is led by Eugene O'Brien
and includes Wanda Hawley. Marc
McDermott, Albert Cram. Lillian
Continued on Fourth Page.)
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Fay Compton, who has been appear
ing in English-made pictures, The
Happy Ending" The Eleventh Com
mandment" and Settled Out OF
Court" is reported in our midst again.
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Harry Langdon. who Is now finish
ing up with Mack Sennett. will start
with First National December 8.
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Filmograms

with Ernst Lubitsch when the latter
was producing in Germany, has de-
clared that not only are American
pictures finer than those produced
elsewhere, but that the presentation
of pictures in New York easily eXcels
presentation in any large city in Eu-
rope.
Some idea of the growth of the mo-
ton picture business may be cleaned
from the fact that during the current
year, from January l TO November l.
LAS picture corporations were char
tered with joint capital of $431.-
$50. Sol, and that 43S others were char
tered whose capital was not given at
all.
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Pete Morrison is TO be starred in
Frank Morrison's story, The Hidden
Cabin and Jack Hoxie In Harrison
Jacobs story. The Tuneful Tornado"
by Universal. Both are adventure
stories
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Other cities are emulatinS the Gran
dali Tivoli in presenting Saturday.
morning exhibitions of children's pro-
grams. which has long been the pet
hobby of Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher
of this city.
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days of thiss week. beginning TODAY.
in The Freshman" his feature
length comedy of college life. In
this hilarious subject the star por-
trays the college "soat"-trying hard
to be popular but defeating his own
purpose by his utter artificiality.
Then "the girr' tips him off, and he
.comes through a hero. Playing op-
posite Lloyd is Jobyna Ralston, in a
delightfully."- ingenious part, and Pat
Hartigan is seen as the hard boiled
foot ball coach. The bill will be aug
mented by Pathe Review and spe.
cial pipe organ music by Otto +. Beck
and Harold T. Pease.
Wednesday Lillian Rich and
Creighton Hale in Producers release.
Seven Days" a love drama, supple
mented by Billy Dooley in THE Misfit
Sailor; Thursday. Thanksgiving day,
and Friday. Rim Tin Tin. police dog
actor, in Tracked in the Snow Coun-
try; an Aesop Fable and Topics of
the Day; Saturday. Larry Semon in
his feature-length production of the
musical comedy hit, THE Wizard of
OF" supported by Dorothy Dwan.
Mary Carr, Charlie Murray and
Bryant Washburn, together with a
short comedy and serial
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The Valentines. whether intention
ally or not. seem to be staging some
good publicity just about this time.
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CENTRAL-aAmerican PIuck {.

George Walsh will be seen at Gran
dall'Y Central Theater the first two
days of this week, beginning TODAY.
in American Pluck an adaptation of
Eugene P. Lyle, jr.'s, story, Blaze
Derringer," a theme alive with ac-
tion and unexpected climaxes and
typifying the outlook Of the present
generation Of high pressure go
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AMBASSADOR-"CIassiled."

Corinne Griffith. in classified, .
First Nationals version of Edna Fer
ber's novel. will be the attraction the
first three days of this week at Gran
daiIs Ambassador Theater. beginning
today. together with a short, come
dy. Lloyd Hamilton's Movies: other
short reels and pipe organ music.
Wednesday, Thursday CThanksgiv-
ing day. and Friday. Harold Lloyd in
The freshman" the story of a
youngster who went to college intent
upon becoming the most popular man
enrolled, only to' find himself played
upon as the. college goat" Lloyd is
not only excruciatingly funny. but
he also is enough the actor to sound
a deep vein of pathos. and the combi-
nation is fine entertainment. A news
reel and the Pathe Review also will
be shown.
Saturday Rim Tin Tin. trained DO
lice dog actor. will be seen in
Tracked in the Snow Country" sup
piemented by an Aesop Fable, Sport
light and chapter play
Evening star., 1925-11-22

The New Comma ndment." a First
National picture, is being advertised
as "chock-a block with audience stuff"
which is not meant as adverse criti-
ciSnl
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Alice Joyce's business activities
apart from her picture work include
the erection of colony of picturesque
bungalows on the north shore, Long
Island, for professional folk. !,
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THE Only Way" which is to be
handled in its distribution by United
Artists, was produced in England by
Herbert and Charles Wilcox. 80
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Leonce Perret, the French director
of Gloria Swanson's Madame Sans
Gene" has been awarded first prize
for his work al the French Exposition
of Decorative Arts Fran takes
Continued on Fourth Patel
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Associated Exhibitors is burning
money in the exploitation of Peggy,
Hopkins Joyce's new picture. The
Skyrocket." Peggy is declared TO
bring to the screen a publicity value
in the annals of the box
office, which is going some
Evening star., 1925-11-22

TIVOLI-"The Freshman"
Harold Lloyd will be seen at Cran-
dalls Tivoli Theater the first three
Evening star., 1925-11-22

Baron Won koczian. who worked
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ing up with Mack Sennett. will start
with First National December 8.
They say that one of the problems r..
in titling motion pictures arises from
the fact that a title that appeals 10
men will not draw the patronage Of
women.
The Valentines. whether intention
ally or not. seem to be sta ging some
good publicity just about this time.
Fay Compton. who has been appear
ing in English made pictures. THE
Happy Ending" The Eleventh Com
mandment" and Settled Out Of
Court" is reported in our midst again.
French version of Les Miserab bles"
which features Gabriel Gabrio, the
brilliant continental actor. as Jean
Naljean, and Sandra Milovanoff, the +,
Russian star, as Famine. -
Among the original manuscripts
submitted To Universal recently was
one bearing the royal insignia. from /.
Prince Wilhelm, one of the versatile
members of Sweden's talented royal
family. ,=.
Pete Morrison is to be starred in =
Frank Morrison's story. THE Hidden
Cabin and Jack Hoxie In Harrison
Jacobs story. The Tuneful Tornado
by Universal. Both are adventure
stories.
Other cities are emulatinS the Gran
dali Tivoli in presenting Saturday.
morning exhibitions of children's pro-
grams, which has long been the pet
hobby of Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher
of this city.
THE New Comma ndment." First
National picture, is being advertised
as 'chock-a block with audience stuff"
which is not meant adverse criti-
cism.
THE Only Way" which is to be
handled in its distribution by United
Artists. was produced in England BY
Herbert and Charles Wilcox -
Associated Exhibitors is burning
money in the exploitation of Peggy
Hopkins Joyce's new picture, The
Skyrocket." Peggy is declared TO
bring to the screen publicity value
unequaled in the annals of the box
office, which is going some.
Alice Joyce's business activities
apart from her picture work include
the erection of a colony of picturesque
bungalows on the north shore, Long
Island Tor professional folk. :.
Leonce Perret, the French director
of Gloria Swanson's Madame Sans
Gene" has been awarded first prize
for his work at the French Exposition
OF Decorative Arts. France takes
Continued on Fourth PageA
Evening star., 1925-11-24
Five Dixie Heroes
Are Selected for
Place in Memorial

LEXINGTON, KY, November "a.
The five Confederate heroes to
be carved on Stone Mountain were
selected yesterday by the commits
sion appointed by Gov. William j.
Fields and the nominations for
warded to the governor.
The selections. which were unani-
nous, follow: Gen. Albert Sidney
Johnston, Lieut.. Gen. Simon Boil
var Buckner. Maj. Gen. John G.
Breckenridge, Brig. Gen. John
Hunt Morgan and Brig. Gen. Ben
Hardin Helm.
A sixth selection was made to
complete Kentucky's quota in the
event Albert Sidney Johnston Is
chosen by the State historians or
the South to be included in the
central group, majority of the
committee agreeing to nominate
Mai. Gen. William Preston after
considering several outstanding
Kentuckians in the Confederate
ARMY
Evening star., 1925-11-24
MORE TIME is GIVEN
CAMPAIGN WORKERS
Y. M. C. A. Teams Fail to Reach
Goal of $45, 900 and Get
Another Week.

Failing by $7,603 to reach the goal
of $4,000 needed to balance the
Y. NJ. c. AS budget for the current
year, team workers in the Y. M. c..
AS campaign requested an additional
week in which to complete their calls
on all prospective contributors, and
1t was announced following yester-
days campaign luncheon at the City
Club that one more luncheon will be
held at 1890 o'clock next Monday at
the same place. 1t is expected by
those working in the campaign that
the additional funds for carrying on
the organizations work here will have
been raised by that time.
The total raised in the week of the
campaign which ended yesterday was
$37, 1897. This amount was reached
after team workers reported contribu-
tions totaling S10.I91 between Fri
days luncheon at what had been ex-
pected to be the concluding luncheon
yesterday. After the captains OF sew
eral teams had told E. II. De Groot,
jr., chairman Of the campaign. that
all their lists had not been completed
Evening star., 1925-11-24
CITIZENS TO ELECT.
Kalorama Association to Hold
Meeting Tuesday Night.

Officers will be elected by the
Kalorama Citizens Association at a
meeting in the parish house of ST.
Margaret's Church. Connecticut ave-
nue. and Bancroft place. at o'clock,
tomorrow night.
Jesse c. Suter. president. and other
officials of the Federation of Citizens
Associations have been invited.
\ slate has been drawn up by the
nominating committee. but additional
nominations may be made from the
floor.
The designated nominees are: Pres
dent. George +. Mitchell; first vice
president, II. G. Morris; second vice
president. Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley;
secretary, Mrs. Alexander NJ Bull:
treasurer w. NJ. Brodie; delegates to
the federation. George A. Kicker and
James W. Murphy.
Evening star., 1925-11-24

by calls upon prospective contribu-
tors, it was decided to allow them the
additional week in hope that the total
amount sought will be reported next
Monday.
The amounts reported by the team
captains yesterday follow: M. o.
Chance, team No. l, 1927; C. F. Crane,
team No. 2, 1896; H. T. Davis, team
No. 8, $3.50; 4. j. Frailey, team No. 4,
$159; w. c. Hanson, team No. 8,
$685.; Charles w. Hoover. team No.
Z, $534; c. T. Kingsbury, team No. 8,
$524; Eugene Martyr, team No. 8,
1924; DIR. w. j. Showalter, team No.
10, $4l0; ]. w. Swartzell, team No. IL,
sass. and a special team, $4.266.
Evening star., 1925-11-24
$4,000 alienation SUIT.
Garment Manufacturer on Trial in
Elwood City, Pa.

CHICAGO, November "a P.-Trial
Of q $4,000 alienation of affections
suit filed by William ]. Thompson Of
Elwood City, Pa. against Stephen
Carroll Crosby. garment manufac-
turer, was started in Circuit Court
yesterday. Thompson charges that
Crosby alienated the affections of his
wife, Mrs. Edith May Thompson.
while she was employed in one of
Crosby's factories and later induced
her to come to Chicago.
Mrs. Isabelle Kelly Of Homestead
Pa, was the principal witness, telling
Evening star., 1925-11-24

Hairs on the runner bean help the
plant to climb.
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The Pennsylvania Academy of Fin
Arts was founded in 1906.
Evening star., 1925-11-24

OF q party at which Mrs. Thompson
and Crosby were present.