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Evening star., 1925-05-10
: Movies IN Russia.

EMOTION pictures are gaining huge
- clientele in Russia according to
reports received from Moscow by the
Russian Information Bureau in Wash
ington. Three large firms and sew
eral smaller ones are busy producing
pictures to meet the demand.
-Moskvin, the star of the Moscow
Art Theater In it's recent American
tour, has taken to the silver screen.
and film version Of Pushkin's sta
tion Master" in which he has the
principal role. will shortly be released.
Plans are under way also to place on
the screen the complex picture OF Eu-
ropean life, "Menakhem Mendel, by
the late Sholem Aleichem, known in
New York's East Side as the Jewish
Mark Twain.
Other film plays in preparation IN.
clude '"The Empress Conspiracy,
based upon play by Toistoy; Do
stoyevsky's Eternal Husband and a
great mass picture based on the leg
4 end of Stenka Rain, the peasant
outlaw hero of the seventeenth century.
The Soviet film industry Is said to
be importing many European novel
ties and Is also exporting films, mostly
comedies and pictures nodded about
gigantic industrial machinery and sci
entific inventions, to the principal Eu-
ropean countries. Some of the titles
Of the exports are "UnusuaF Adven-
lures Of Mr.. West in the Land of the
Bolsheviks," 1.-The Homemade Ciga.
rette Case" 'The Steel Cranes" and
1.-THE Death Ray"
Evening star., 1925-05-10

SEVERAL months ago Alice Terry
appeared with Conway Tearle in
a production of 1.-The Great Divide"
for Metro-Goldwyn and the screen
world began rather elaborate
guessing contest concerning the
future Of the fair star of THE Four
Horsemen," 1.-THE Prisoner of Zenda,
"Scaramouche" and other Rex Ingram
pictures.
Miss Terry's appearance with Con-
way Tearle in the Metro -Goldwyn pro-
duction was almost Immediately fol
lowed by the announcement of the
Famous Players-Lasky Co. that she
and Mr.. Tearle would be featured in
a Paramount production of sack.
cloth and Scarlet The guessers
then began to predict that Miss Terry
and Mr.. Tearle would join forces as
leading man and woman in number
of forthcoming pictures, but when
'Sackcloth and Scarlet" reached the
screens Mr.. Tearle was missing
from the cast and, before. that cir
cumstance could be explained, Metro
Goldwyn came along with a new pro
duction of Alphonse Daudet's kings
in Exile" called Confessions of a
Queen" in which Miss Terry is
featured with Lewis Stone, the actor
who was her associate in a number
of her biggest triumphs under Rex
Ingram. This picture opens a Wash
ington engagement this afternoon.
Paramount already has announced
another Alice Terry picture on its
Second Famous Forty" list, entitled
Evening star., 1925-05-10
Table Technique.

YOU must have technique to eat con-
: vincingiy on the stage, and so
Tom Powers and Warburton Gamble,
who indulge enthusiastically in food
In '"The Wild Duck" say it took care
full rehearsals Of minute details until
they had perfected rhythm that pre-
vents them from choking to death over
Ibsen's speeches and Blanche Yurka s
food. or something equally disastrous.
"It may seem funny to talk Of the
technique of eating" says Mr.. Pow
ers, "but on the stage it has to have
a sound, well planned. mechanical
groundwork. Sheer inspiration will
not carry an actor through IL he has
his mouth tull OF food. Thus spoken,
Mr.. Ibsen's classic lines would be as
ineligible as Choctaw.
ITO. eliminate any chance Of sput-
tering or audibly choking down food
every second of our lunch scene in
"The Wild Duck" has to be carefully
timed. We transfer the food to our
plates on cue: we cut it on cue; we nut
It In our mouths on cue, and we swal-
low it on cue. The procedure never
varies. OF course, as with all bits of
stage business, the timing soon be-
comes such q matter of course that
we are not conscious of 1t. But to
vary even slightly the eating scene in
/ lapy performance would spell disaster.
Evening star., 1925-05-10
Guessers and Facts.

ANY Woman from an original story
by Arthur Somers Roche. Conway
Tearle is supposed to be Miss Terry
leading man and co-featured associate
in this production, though 1T is prop
able that Tearle will be supplanted by
some other male actor by the time the
picture reaches the screen.
incidentally, the revival of the as
sociation of Miss Terry and Lewis
Stone in Confessions of Queen
recalls the fact that Rex lngra M
Miss Terry's husband, did not make
good his threat to quit screen work
entirely and take up residence III
Algeria, which he loves.
Instead Ingram is now putting the
finishing touches to magnificent
screen production of Mare Nostrum.
the famous story by V. Blasco IbaneZ,
author of "The Four Horsemen" and
BLOOD and Sand"
1t seems of interest at this point
also to mention that Ingram's famous
young male star, Ramon Novarro,
who has been missing from the screen
ever since he and Miss Terry ap-
peared in Ingram's THE Arab" will
shortly reappear in new production
called 1.-The Virgin Flame" which
Monta Bell, the former Washington
newspaper man, directed. Both this
picture and Ingram's production OF
Mare Nostrum" are scheduled on the
forthcoming Perfect 26" series Of
Metro-Goldwy pictures. which have
been prepared for release during the
first half of the 1925-26 theatrical
Evening star., 1925-05-10
Street Of Forgotten Men.

There are signs reading II Am Blind"
and "Please Help a Cripple which
add a note of sardonic humor, espe-
cially when these blind and Grip
pie" men are seen slowing away their
street clothes in lockers while they
don their begging costumes. The
''monakers" which are scrawled on
these locker doors are interesting in
Observation-Disclosures White Eye.
Easy Money Charlie. London Tip, Ed
the Flop, Chicago Stick and others,
even including Handsome Harry and
Diamond Dick
There is just as much taking today
as there ever was, according to Mr..
Godfrey, who recently took Herbert,
Brenon on a tour of investigation
through the haunts of the professional
beggars in Greater New York, but it Is.
crude today. he declares, compared
with the artistry of 20 years ago.
There are no known cripple factories
now in operation. the beggars work
ing nowadays on the lone wolf prin
ciple instead of in organized gangs as
they used to.
However, thousands of dollars a day
are extracted from too sympathetic
people by beggars, who find it far
easier to reap rich pickings in this
way than to earn an honest living.
1t is nothing uncommon, says Mr..
Godfrey, for a beggar to collect $500
or more in a single day.
Evening star., 1925-05-10
Will Film Another Barrie
Play.

WILLIS GOLDBECK. who wrote
W the adaptation for Herbert
Brenon's production of Barrie's
Peter Pam" has been engaged to
prepare another of Sir James NJ. Bar
rie's plays for screen production by
the same director.
"A Kiss for Cinderella" which nine
years ago served as vehicle for
Maude Adams, will be put into pro-
duction soon, with Herbert Brenon
directing. Following the run of this
play, in which she garnered fresh
laurels as a Barrie heroine, Miss
Adams retired from the footlights.
Goldbeck returned recently from a
visit with Barrie in London, where
they discussed the film version of the
play.
Goldbeck is responsible also for the
continuity of "Scaramouche," which
last Christmas won for it's author
Rafael Sabatini, the $4,000 prize
award offered by Adolph Zukor
through the Authors League OF
America.
Evening star., 1925-05-10
Photoplays This Week
At the Photoplay Houses This Week

RIALTO-Introduce Shown and
METROPOITANOne Live Shown this afternoon and
evening.
PALACEConfessions of Queen Shown this afternoon and
evening.
COLUMBIA-"Zander Great this
evening.
TWOLI"The Rag Man" Shown this afternoon and
AMBASSADOR-One Year Lvcy Shown this afternoon and
evening
CENTRA"Soft Shoes" Shown this afternoon and
LINCOLN (coloed)nt Life Wonderfu Shown this
and evening =.
Evening star., 1925-05-10
DUMBARToN.

Today, Marguerite De La Mott, Con-
rad Nagel and Lewis Stone, in
Cheaper to Marry; tomorrow, Claire
Bow, Lillian Rich and John Bowers,
in Empty Hearts; Tuesday, Leatrice
Joy, in 1.-The Dressmal<er From Paris;
Wednesday. Lois Wilson, Jack Holt
and Noah Berry, in ''The laundering
Herd; Thursday. Richard Dix. in
''Too Many Kisses; Friday, Anna O.
Nilsson, James Kirkwood and Ray
mond Hatton, in TOP of the World;
Saturday, Rin.Tin.Tin, in Lighthouse
by the Sea-"
Evening star., 1925-05-10
CHEVY CHASE.

Today and tomorrow, Alice Terry
and Conway Tearle, in 1.-The Great
Divide" Aesop Fable and News
Events; Tuesday, Lois Wilson, Ray
nond Mckee and Noah Beery, in
"Contraband'':: Imperial comedy,
Upon the Farm; Wednesday and
Thursday. Pola Negri. in East of
Suez,' Newspaper Fun and News
Events; Friday, Charles Buck) Jones,
In Arizona Romeo" Charles Chaplin,
in ''The> Adventurer," fifth chapter,
Idaho; Saturday, Norma Shearer
and Conrad Nagel, in Excuse Me. "
ninth, chapter, ''Galloping Hoofs.''
Evening star., 1925-05-10
Mordkin's School of the
Dance.

MIKHAIL MORDkIN, greatest of
living Russian dancers and bal.
let masters. has decided to cast in his
lot with America and to open in New
York the International School of the
Dance, under the management OF
Simeon Gest. Classes will begin early
in May.
Patrons of the International School
of the Dance have been announced as
follows: Lady Diana Manners. her
grace the Duchess of Rutland, Frank
Crowninshield, Fannie Hurst, David
Belasco. Julia Lydig Hoyt, ConstantiH
Stanislavsky and Morris Gest.
This new phase Of Mordkin's activ
ity promises to develop into a fulfill
ment of the dream which his admirers
had for him when he first came to this
country, for it was he, in association
with Pavlowa Is years ago, who gave
to America it's first glimpse of the ar,
of the dance as modern Russia prac
tices 1t. - 5.4s
Evening star., 1925-05-10
HOME.

Today, Lewis Stone, Florence
Vidor and Lew Cody in Husbands
and Lovers" and Aesop Fable: tomor'
row, Constance Talmadge in Her
Night of Romance" and cartoon; Tues
day, Florence Vidor in Welcome
Stranger" and Hal Roach's Are Hus-
bands Human; "Wednesday, Patsy
Ruth Miller, in "The Girl on the
Stairs" and Lige Conley in Poor But
terfly";; Thursday, Corinne Griffith in
Flirting With Love" and Buddy Mes
senger in "Clear the Way; Friday.
Eva Novak and William Fairbanks in
Racing for Life" Sennett's "Gallop-
ing Bungalows" and Hodge Podge":
Saturday. Tom Mix in 1.-THE Last of
the DuaTes" and Cliff Bowes in High
Hopes"
Evening star., 1925-05-10
CIRCLE.

Today and tomorrow. Corinne Grif-
fifth, in Loves Wilderness; Tuesday,
John Gilbert and Norma Shearer, in
THE Snob"; Wednesday, Richard
Barthelmess, in Classmates" also
brains and Brawn';; Thursday,
showings z and 8 pm. Alice Terry,
Dorothy Sebastin, Orville Caldwell, in
"Sackcloth and Scarlet; Friday, Con-
stance Bennett, Myrtle Stedman,
George Irving, 1.-The Goose Hangs
High; Saturday, Warner Baxter and
Billie Dove, in THE Air MALL
Evening star., 1925-05-10

Tourists De Luxe; Thursday, Thomas
Meighan in Coming Through; com
edy, prehistoric Man. and Fox
News; Friday, Betty Compson in
Locked Doors and comedy, Ham
and Eggs; Saturday, Baby Peggy in
''Helen's Babies; comedy. stop, Look
and Listen" and Fox News.
Evening star., 1925-05-10
TIvOLI-"The Rag Mar" !"

Jackie Coogan Will be the star the
first two days Of this week at Cran-
dalPs TivoH Theater In 'The Rag
Man, g., comedy-d drama written espe.
oialiy Tor him by Willard Mack; also
Bobby Vernon in Christie's Don't
Pinch: Pathe Review reel and pipe
organ accompaniments and solos;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Norman
shearer, 10 Monta Bells Lady Of the
Evening star., 1925-05-10
HIPPODROME.

Today and tomorrow. Pauline Starke
and Wallace Beery. in THE DEVILS
Cargo" comedy; Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Pola Negri, in East of Suez.''
comedy; Thursday, Mack Sennett's
Down on the Farm; Friday, Mary
Philbin. in THE Rose of Paris"
comedy; Saturday, Richard Dix, in
"a Man Must Live
Evening star., 1925-05-10

"Merrymakers'': Thursday, Percy
Marmont, in "The Clean Heart" and
Aesop Fable; Friday, Margaret. Lily
ingston. in 1.-The Chorus Lady" and
Neal Burns, in "Why Hesitate: Sat
urday, Hoot Gibson, in Let 'er
Buck" Jimmie Adams, in Love
Goofy," and "Idaho," No. 8.
Evening star., 1925-05-10
AMBAssADOR-"One Year to Live. /"

Aileen Pringle. Dorothy Mackaill,
Rosemary Theby, Antonio Moreno,
Sam De Grasse, Leo White and Jo-
seph Kilgour head the cast of First
Nationals production Of ''One Year to
Live scheduled for, the first three
days of this week at Crandalls Am.
bassador Theater: also Lloyd Hamil-
tons comedy, king Cotton" news
reels and pipe organ music will be
added.
Wednesday and Thursday, David
Wark Griffith's Isn't, Life Wonder
full" with Carol Dempster, and Cliff
Bowes. in "Merrymakers':. Friday,
1.-The Clean Heart" featuring Percy
Marmont, Otis Harlan and Marguerite
De- La Motto, and an Aesop Fable,
Permanent Waves; Saturday. Vir
ginia Valli and Norman Kerry, co
stars Of THE Price Of Pleasure" sup
ported by Louise Fazenda, George
Fawcett and T. Roy Barnes, also "Our
Gang" In High Society,"" and at the
matinee only the tenth installment OF
"IdahO
Evening star., 1925-05-10

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Evening star., 1925-05-10
ELITE.

Today and. tomorrow, Metro Gold.
wyn's Greed" comedy; Wednesday
and Thursday, Leatrice Joy, in 1.-THE
Dressmaker From Paris" comedy;
Friday, Cheaper to Marry" comedy;
Saturday, ''The Dixie Handicap"
Evening star., 1925-05-10
AyENUE GRAND.

Today and tomorrow, Jackie Coogan,
In "The Rag Man, and Al st.. John,
in .Dynamits Doxgie'; Tassday and
"wednesday, 8. ". Grimth's .Isst
Lie Mondsrfui." ana CHI powes. n
Evening star., 1925-05-10

Night" supported by Malcolm Mac
Gregor and Dale Fuller; also Al St.
John, in Red Pepper; Grantland
Rice Spotlight and Bruce scenic;
Thursday and Friday, Lon CLANCY. in
1.-The Monster" and Mack Sennett's
"Giddap': Saturday, Viola Dana, in
1.-The Beauty Prize" Metro-Goldwyn's
adaptation of Nina Wilcox Putnam s
story, with Pat OMalley, Eddie Phil
lips. Edward Connolly and Edith
Yorke, also Will Rogers in Gee Whiz.
Genevieve," and at the matinee the
eighth installment of Idaho
Evening star., 1925-05-10
.APoLIO.

Today and tomorrow, May McAvoy,
in THE Mad WhirI," and Lloyd Ham.
ilton. In 'sHah Hero; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Norma Shearer. in Lady
Of the Night, and Ben Turpln. in IA
Raspberry Romance: Thursday, Mar:
garet Livingston. in 'sThe Chorus
ciety':: Friday. Charlie Chaplin and
Jackie Coogan, in 'The Kid" Sport.
light, brain and Brawn,. and Pathe
Review; Saturday. Marguerite De La
Motto and william Russell, in .sThe
Beloved Brute, Aesop Fable and
Idaho, No. q. /. ..y ~ ~ : r. 6.
Evening star., 1925-05-10

king of small and decadent mon.
archy who tears himself away from
the charms of favorite to contract a
state marriage with the beautiful and
proud Princess Fredericka, who meets
his overtures with revulsion and ter
ror.
Spurned by his wife, the king enters
upon another debauch that precipi-
tates a revolt among the populace
and demand for his abdication which
is prevented by the queens demand
that the throne be held for their little
son. His heroism aroused, the king
single -ha nded holds back the revolu-
tionists while the queen and her son
escape from the castle, the king join
ing them later in Paris, where the
two exiles come to love, each other.
to reinstate the king at home, incufs
the monarch's suspicion, but In the
end the prince ascends the throne,
while the queen, having saved her
husbands life, gladly accepts retire
ment in Paris with him.
A new Ralph Graves comedy, "He
Who Gets Smacked"; the Pathe news
reel, Topics of the Day and a score
and overture by the Palace Orchestra
will be added attractions.
COLUMBIA-"Zande the Great"
Marion Davies, in the comedy drama,
.'Zander the Great" will continue as
the attraction at Loew's Columbia this
week, beginning this afternoon.
This will be recalled as the play by
Salisbury Field, which proved q sue
cessful vehicle for Alice Brady a sea
SON or SO back. It has been adapted by
Frances Marion, with settings by
Joseph Urban, while George William
Hill directed 1t for Cosmopolitan pro
duction. distributed by Metro-Gold-
wyn.
Among those appearing In supple
mental roles are Holbrook Blinn, Har.
rison Ford, Hobart Bosworth, Harry
Myers. Harry Watson, jr.; George
Seigmann, Emily Eitzroy, Richard
Carrie, Hedda Hopper, -Olin Rowland
and Master John Huff. s ~--sss .st
Miss Davies has the role of Mamie
Adams, an orphanage inmate, who is
intrusted to the care of friendly
woman, at whose death Mamie rigs
up the family flivver and starts west
with Zander." the little boy of the
family, to find the latter's father, last
heard OF in Mexico.
Their experiences and trials and the
final outcome Of them make de-
lightful story. full of romance. humor
and thrills.
The latest Walter HERS comedy,
'eTenderfeet," and the International
News reel viii be added features of
the program.
Evening star., 1925-05-10
EMPIRE,

Today and. tomorrow, Alice Terry in
"Sackcloth and Scarlet. comedy,
'Bnly's Week End" and Topics az
the. Day on Sunday only; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Rim Tin Tin in "The
Lighthouse By the Sea-. and comedy.
Evening star., 1925-05-10
PARK.

Today and tomorrow. Leatrice Joy
and Ernest Terrence, in THE Dress
maker From Paris Neal Burns, in
"Sea Legs" and Pathe News Events:
Tuesday, Conrad Nagle and Margue-
rite De La Motto, in Cheaper to
Marry" Lige Conley, in what u
Might and Howes' Hodge Podge
"Whirligigs"; Wednesday and Thurs,
day. Rod La ROGUE and Vera Rey-
nolds. in 'The Golden Bed" and Cliff
Bowes. I'm Watch Your Pep; Friday,
the Freiburg Passion Play, Jimmie
Adams, in why Hurry" and Graphic
News; Saturday. Mary Pickford, in
Little Lord Fauntleroy," Larry
Semon comedy, chapter 8, ''The Riddle
Rider" Saturday, continuous from
2 pm. and Sunday from p.m.l
Evening star., 1925-05-10
OLYMPIC.

Today and tomorrow, Paramount S
"The Goose Hangs High: Tuesday
and Wednesday, Sydney Chaplin in
"CharIey's Aunt; Thursday, Mary
Astor in "Enticement' Friday, Pris-
ella Dean in 1.-The Siren of Seville;
Saturday, "It Is the Law"
Evening star., 1925-05-10
LINC0LN-'Tsn't Lie Wonderfalr'

LLNC0LN-'Tsnt Lie Wonderfll!''
isn't Life Wonderful!' David Wark
Grimth's latest production, will be the
feature at the Lincoln Theater the
first three days Of this week, begin
ming this afternoon at 8. with Carol
Dempster heading the cast. The COM
edy will be Earl Hurd's cartoon,
"Broadcasting," and q new issue Of
Kinograms. and q musical program
by Louis N. Brown completes the bill.
Wednesday and Thursday will be
Monta Bells production. Lady OF the
Night" with Norma Shearer and Nal,
colin MacGregor; also AL st. John In
7" ""Loyemania." and Lyman II. Howe's
tHodge Podge.'' -.
Friday and Saturday Viola Dana, in
"The Beauty Prize Metro release;
Our Gang" In DOG. Days; a Pathe
Review, and Saturdays ,sbiil will in
clude the ninth instaliment OF Idaho. -
Evening star., 1925-05-10
.CENTRAL-"soft. Shoes"

Harry Carey in a story suggested
by himself. "Soft Shoes" Will be seen
at Crandalfs Central Theater the
first two days of this week. Lillian
Rich plays opposite the star. Hello,
Hollywood" with Lige Conley, and a
scenic, Rome" will be added. Tues
day and Wednesday, Mrs. Wallace
Reid, in Broken Laws" and Harry
Langdon, in "The Sea Squawk." Thurs
day and Friday, 1.-THE Kid with
Charlie Chaplin and Jackie Coogan,
also Jimmy Adams, In Lave Goofy. -
Saturday, Margaret. Livingston, in
the play by James Forbes, in which
Rose Stahi scored, also Mack Sen
netts Honeymoon Hardships."
Evening star., 1925-05-10
RIALTO-"Tntroduce Me-"

Comedy win prevail at the Rialto
this week. where Douglas MacLean
will be seen in his latest picture, In.
troduce. Me- which is said to be a
succession of thrills, fun and romance
The actor has introduced into this
story of a would.be mountain climber
some hair-raising adventure, 1t Is
claimed, which leads up to an amaz
ing climax.
Opposite MacLean is seen Anne
Cornwall, the Wampas baby star for
1925, who is but feet II inches tall
and described as a dazzling bit of fem
ininity. Others in the cast include
Robert Ober,~L C.. Shumway, e. j.
Radcliffe and Wade Boteler.
In keeping with the spirit of com
edy provided by the picture, the entire
week has been designated by the man
agement as "Syncopation week" The
Rialto Concert Orchestra, under
Mischa Guterson, will offer a jazzy
overture, and the stage offerings con
sist of syncopated novelties. singing
and dancing. The International News
and other short films will complete
the program.
Evening star., 1925-05-10
METROPOLITAN = Zone Year to

lLVC.
At Crandairs Metropolitan Theater
this week, beginning this afternoon
at 8, will be shown First Nationals g
Zone Year to Live,"~ featuring Aileen
Pringle, Dorothy Mackaill. Rosemary
Theby, Antonio Moreno, Joseph Kill
gour, Sam De Grasse and Leo White,
together with Lloyd Hamilton's latest
two-reel comedy, king, Cotton, and
a new issue Of the Metropolitan World
Survey; novelty. In the form OF
, tricky "third-dimension" movie, Aow-
ie," released by Pathe,. in which oD,
jects appear to leave the screen ano
come right out into the-audience. and
brief vocal interlude by Mary Lucia
Fish, q delightful soprano, student OF
Jean De Reszke, who has just returned
to America after four years abroad,
and an orchestral program
"One Year to Live" is described az
a gorgeously mounted drama OF the
Partisan stage, concerning two sisters,
one a supposedly incurable Invalid
whose faith restores her to health,
and the other, who has become q ia
NOUS dancer, but Is told by her physi.
clan that she has but one year to live.
PALACE-"Confessions Of Queen
Alice Terry and Lewis Stone are
featured in Victor Seastrom's latest
Metro Goldwyn production. "Confes-
sions of a Queen which opens its in.
itial Washington engagement at
Loew's Palace this afternoon, where II
will be seen during the current week.
Confessions OF a Queen" is written
about the lives Of royalty and dis
closes with frankness the foibles and
heroisms OF gay court. 1t is an
adaptation by Agnes Christine Johns
| ton of Alphonse Daudet's novel;
"Kings in Exile" and was personally
directed by Mr.. Seastrom, the man
who gave the, screen the wonderful
production Of He Who Gets Slapped, :
Lewis Stone appears IN the role Of
Evening star., 1925-05-10
PRINCESS.

Today and tomorrow. Harold Lloyd.
CONTINUED on Fourth PaSs,l