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"Uncle Tom s Cabin Moves

Jack Lawton. Cniversals ace 10
cation locator, who has Travelled some
$4,000 miles for locations, is now IN
Eatchez. Miss. making arrangements
for just the kind OF cotton field needed
Other locations along the Mississippl
River and several steam boats or the
old side. wheel and rear-wheel variety
have been found, and the levees al
VicksburE, Cairo, Baton Rouge and
ST. Louis will in all probability oe
used for important scenes.
The cast will include Marguerite
Fischer as Eliza grown up. Betsy Ann
Hisbe as Little Eva. Charles Gilpin'
the famous negro actor. as Uncle
Tom, George Seigmann AS Simon
Legree, Arthur Edmund Carewe as
George Harris, the slave. and Lucien
Littlefield as La wyer Marks.
The choice for Topsy has fallen on
Mona Ray. a talented child actress OF
Is years and a sister of Judy King
who has reputation on the vaude-
vile stage for comic acrobatic dane
inH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-12

noRERT E. SHERWOOD, film critic
II Of Life and contributor on the
movies in The Sunday Star. says
"'Down to the Sea in Ships is unique
a. a. melton picture in that 1t repre-.
SCENTS the result OF severe attack OF
community spirit among the citizens
Of a small city.
THE good people OF New he e.iie,1
M.sA were inspired by Elmer Clifton
with the idea that they could get to-
sether and make movie of their
own-one which would tell the story
Of New Bedford's heroism and spread
the glory of New Bedford to the -FOUR
corners Of the earth. MIR. Clifton, nav
ing read 'Moby Dick and other DOCKS
about the noble old whaling Gays. Iea.
tyed that there was great dramatic
material here: and be set out to CON
vince New Bedford that he was right.
oddly enough, he succeeded.
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The Swedish Invasion.

National picture, came to America a
few months ago from Sweden. where
he has been starred on the stage or
screen for the past six years, and he
is the third Swedish star to gain Ina
mediate featuredom upon arrival In
Hollywood.
Greta Nissen and Greta Carlo pre-
ceded him.
His first America n-made Aim Is
"The Big Night" and Into Her King
dom" his second.
In the Grifith picture the foreign
actor plays the role of Stepan, an
America n born Russian boy, who, re.
turning to his native land at the death
Of his father. becomes Bolshevik.
Entrusted with the care OF the grand
duchess during a revolution. he mar
ries her and fees to America In hopes
OF torturing her more by 40 doing
than in shooting her as instructed.
How the boy learns to love his wife
when they are established in IN Amer
lean home Is said to provide Hanson
with exceptional dramatic opportuni-
ties.
Svend Gade was loaned to Miss
Griffith by Universal to direct Into
Her Kingdom The script Is by
Carey Wilson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-12

AFTER five and half months prep
aration. Interrupted by the long
illness Of Harry Pollard. who Will Ill
rect It, the actual shooting OF ncie
Toms Cabin started in earnest last
week at Universal City.
Zone Of the greatest modern studio
f8ats, 1t is declared. has been accom-
plished in the building for 1t. on the
back lot At Universal City. OF rep
lica OF Mount Vernon, George Wash
ineton's residence, to represent tne
Shelby mansion. with acres OF cablns
and streets representing the slave
quarters lying back Of IT.
One Of the scenes impossible to fake.
however. Is that where Eliza crosses
the ice. An attempt was made 10
capture an actual scene when the
cononanv chased an ice gorge to
Franklin Pa. and then to the Saranac
River. Several remarkable shots were
obtained, but it is believed 1t will he
necessary to return there this Fall
for the final scenes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-12

THE announcement by Marcus Loew
representatives in Washington
that Rudolph Valentines last picture.
The Son Of the Sheik.' will be re-
leased here today as well as in Loew
theaters elsewhere. comes as the So
luton Of a most perplexing problem.
Motion pictures are still 80 young.
ss an industry. and Valentines recent
deceaae was go shockingly sudden
that II is not to he wondered that
many experienced officials Of filmland
from Hollywood to New York, re-
earded Valentines last picture as
total loss. believing that the picture
would never be released
The Son Of the Sheik." II is declared.
presents picture Of Valentino
In the pride of manhood and appar-
entity in the flower 'of health. NO
where in II Is there the most minute
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NATIONAI-"The CocOanuts. y

Sam H. Harris will present next
week, opening Monday night, at the
National Theater. the Marx Brothers
in The Cocoanuts." a new musical
comedy with music and lyrics by
Irving Berlin, and the book by George
S. Kaufman.
The story concerns Florida and the
land boom, and the entire action OF
the play takes place in and around
CocoAnut Grove. the favorite play
ground of American milliOnaires.
THE Cocoanuts" ia said to be one
of the most lavish productions ever
presented by Mr. Harris, and Is on
a par with his famous Music BOX
Reyues" as to scenes. costumes and
elaborate effects. There are 2 acts
and 10 scenes, and the cast includes:
Janet Velie, Jack Barker, henry
Whittemore, Margaret Dumont. BASH
Ruysdael, the Brox Sisters. the LIE
Marcos, Bernice Speer. the Breen
Brothers, the Paloma String Orches-
ira, the Primrose Dancing Girls ana
the Cocoanut Grove chorus.
The dance numbers are staged by
Sammy Lee, who did similar work
on NO. No, Nanette," Lady BE
Good" and Captain Jinks' the
book was directed by Oscar Eagle, the
settings designed by Woodman
THOMPSON and the costumes designed
BY Charles le Marie.
PRESIDENT-"NVh Price Glory?
A new competitor In the ranks OF
the Washington theater field VIII
make itself known Monday night. Sep
TENDER 20. when the improved Presl
dent Theater will open a Fall and
Winter season of stock. at popular
prices. with the famous war play
what Price Glory?'
Within the past year $4,000 has
been spent in improving the President
both inside and out. and inside 1t now
looks like a new theater. richly car
peted and draped and otherwise fresh
ened to modern standards.
The President Players will be unde'
the management OF Clarence j. Har
ris. long identified with Washington
theaters. Walter I. Schofield will bt
the director and Charles Squires the
scenic artist.
The company is headed by Leont
Powers, titian-locked favorite ir
stock from coast to coast, and Alexis
r. Luce, who has been appearing at
the National Russell Fillmore Will %
the Juvenile; Lorraine Bernard. second
lead: and Betty Utmore, insenue. 9th
ers are Francis Fraunie, j. Arthur
Young, Gilberta Fause and Frank
Park
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he will join Broadway production.
Rhea Dively goes by air to the SEES
qui" in Philadelphia. then to COLORADO
Springs. Colo. her home, for q visit,
returning to begin rehearsals in new
play the second week in october.
Dorothy Tierney goes to Cahfornla
for a visit, returning to join a new
play sponsored by Anne Nichols. AIDE
laide Hibbard goes to her home In Bos.
ton for a rest. the length determined
by the managers Of her next engage
ment. Percy Winter will go to his
own lodge in the Catskills, returning
in October to enter a new John Golden
production.
With John Warner playing stock In
St. Louis. Billy Phelps doing the same
in St. Louis and Leneta Lane in new
play. Kept" the gentle players That
have kept us happily occupied through
out the Spring and Summer are all
accounted for.
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All Accounted For.

NOW that they are concluding "a
weeks Of stock playing in Wash
ington, one might think members of
the National Players would rest on
their laurels and profits. Not so. Vir-
tually all of them have engagements
to step into after brief rests, and sew
eral even without the brief rest in
term of rela xation
Director Clifford Brooke begins re-
hearsing 'Howdy. King" for Anne
Nichols. following that with THE
Dumb Bunny" and Rose of Shang
hal
Alexis Luce and Russell Fillmore.
lead and Juvenile. respectively. for the
players. the last three weeks, have
been modified ny the new President
Players and will open September 20
in What Price Glory"
Romano Calender will remain In
Washington an extra week and then
60 to the Catskills for rest. Later
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Reasons Why.

indication that Valentino was then
engaged on his final work.
1T ia essentially picture OF clean
cut, virile young manhood. without
the least trace of morbidity or tragic
tendency. Though swept by desert
winds, II IL clean. and, above all. In
tensely and wildly romantic.
AS matter of fact. the general
opinion of the West Coast motion
picture colony is that the suppression
OF the picture would have the erect
Of denying Valentino one OF the great.
est screen monuments he erected
during his camera career, and one
that the great picture public is most
anxioue to see.
IAN these factors received the full
est consideration by the Loew organi'
cation before the order went forth to
run the picture
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Reel Realism.

THE production Of this picture was
a great story in itself. Having per
suaded New Bedford Of the feasibility
of his project. Mr.. Clifton had to as
semble his cast. largely from local
talent and then go down to the sea
himself 10 do his actual shooting.
"As he had but meager capital to
work with and no studio at hand, he
was compelled to fall back upon real
ism-an element which is steadfastly
ignored by movie producers. His
ships were real ships. his sea was
real eea-rot Hollywood tank
churned by an airplane propeller
and hie whales were real whales.
There was no trumpery about. More
over. the interior scenes were nearly
all real. Mr.. Clifton set up his lights
and his cameras In New Bedford
homes and meeting houses and repro
duced them exactly as they are.
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Unusual Premiere.

THE premiere production of play
by a world.known dramatist was
achieved by a little theater organiza-
ton recently, when the Town Theater
Of Columbia IS. c. gave a performance
Of The Betrayal" one-act drama OF
Irish life by the Irish playwright and
poet, Padriac Column.
Though the drama had been pub
lished for some time. 1t had never been
produced until the author. while on a
lecture tour here. gave permission for
it's use to Daniel A. Reed. director of
the local theat.r group-Associated
Press
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SWANEE.IN.THE.AIR.

Formal opening OF the Swanee pail
room for the Fail and Winter season
will take place next Monday evening
with Swanee -in-the- Air closing it's
Summer season Sunday night. The
Swanee Svncopators will be augment
ed by three pieces for the Winter
season, bringing their strength up to
nine, and Director Al Kanons will
continue in charge Of this popular
orchestra. Martin Reuben. special en-
tertainer, is said to make the waits
between dances highly amusing inter-
walls
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Capital Sideshows
LIE PARADIS ROOF.

Jack Golden, leader Of LIE Paradis
Band, has just completed new dance
number entitled Nobody Loves Me,
which Is said to be making a hit with
roof garden patrons. as are the LIE
Paradis vocal trio. composed Of Bert
Bernath, Jack Powers and Anthony
Morello who seem to find their per-
feet meter in comedy numbers. Espe-
cially amusing is their stunt Of sing
ing popular numbers in English
French and German. giving each YER
sion it's proper national expression IN
pantomime.
Gala opening of the Cafe LIE Paradis
for the Fall season will take place
within the next few weeks with APP
propriate revelry and entertainment
stunts.
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Vitaphone Signs Stars.

AL JOLSON recently signed con.
"A tracts with the Vitaphone Cor
poration whereby he will be screen
ed" for his appearance on the Vita
phone program preceding Warner
Brothers presentation OF sgd Chaplin
in THE Better Ole" at r. 8. Moss
Colony TheAter early in October.
Contracts also have been made with
George Jessel. who has just finished
picture production for Warner
Brothers, and Reinald Werrenrath.
the baritone. Previous contracts made
for the prelude to The Better Ole"
were with Elsie Janis and Willie and
Eugene Howard. Miss Janis has con-
cluded the screening" OF her act, in
which she was aided by two COM
panies of infantry from Governors
island and the screening" Of the
Towards in their skit on grand opera
is expected to he finished shortly.
The Vitaphene program at The
Better Ole" it IL said. will be one
of the most expensive entertainments
that has yet been designed.
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Current Attractions.

which is to be the attrac tion at the
Mutual Theater this week COM
mencing today. is said to be entirely
new as to costumes and scenic pro
duction.
Edna Somers. Jack Wald. Adele
Lewis. Bert Carr and Leo Beecher
are in the supporting company of
80, which includes the Is moonlight
maids, who constitute the chorus
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"Yiskor" at Jewish Community
FAINTER

"Yiskor," the first Jewish photo
play ever made, will be presented to-
night, Monday and Tuesday by the
Young Mems Hebrew Association in
the auditorium Of the Jewish Com
munity Center. Sixteenth and O
streets northwest.
The Yiddish Art Theater produced
this picture as A forerunner in the
movement afoot to start a rena issance
Of Yiddish art Maurice Schwartz.
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Outdoor Amusements
GLEN ECHO PARK.

GLEN Echo Park, Washingtons RE- re-
ana;.s,on resort Of fun. closes its sea :
son tonish, at midnight 10, Al TN, me
cumming bird" caterpillar: ops FPS.
etc and the so or more attractions =
s,.;Ii he running from early morning
20 closing time today.
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director Of the theater, plays the lead
ing role.
The film tells of the struggle OF a
young Jewish soldier in Poland to re-
main true to his love and religion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-12

RAYMOND Hitchcock has been 50
lected to play one of the leading roles
in Money Talks"
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Continued from First Pageo

Continued from First PageD
titled Mere Nonsense; Harry savoy
and Ruth Mann In a song and comedy
1urn entitled us He Dumb: Mary
DAMS, a Broadway melody girl, IN
snecial songs billed as "A Little
LONELINESS in Lyrics" by Harry
Breen. and the Chandon trio In "A
Variety of Sensations
The usual Subsidiary features. 10,
sether with orchestral numbers, VIII
complete the program.
GAYETY-"Mutt and Jef's Honey
MOON"
There Is a wide latitude for Wnole
some comedy in the Bud F1sher car
toons, and the latest. compressed into
the liyeliest sort Of burlesque, Will oe
seen in Mutt and Jeff's Honeymoon
AT the Gayety Theater this week. -,
Joe Yule, acrobatic comedian VII
have the stellar part and relieVe tne
knock bout pair from their oails
round of misfortune. Yule is qualnt
comic. with a natural touch, ana ne IL
ably assisted by Sid Gold. long
favorte on the Columbia circuit.
CONGRATULATIONS of Mutt and Jefi
are left in the hands Of Eric Block
and Paul Paulos and Emma Weston
coincidence: Francis Parks, Anna
Rose. ingenue. and Margie Bartell
soubrette, complete the list OF prin
cipals. :.
This years edition of the show il
entirely new, the book having beer
made over to give the funny pair anc
their co.workers novel situations anc
lines. In all, there are IA muslca
numbers. 10 scenes and IL costume
changes in the two acts. Eta Don
nelly Is responsible for the training
Of the large chorus and arrangement
Of the ensembles and musical mum
bers, and the scenery and costumine
are new and attractive.
Two extravaganza numbers in par
ticular are featured THE Jewe
Scene" and the Spanish Number"
MUTUAI-"MoOnli Maids"
The moonlight Maids" With Billy
Hagen and Anne Toebe featured
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STRAND-Barnett and Thomas
Revue

Next week commencing Sunday. at
the Strand Theater, Buster keaton
will be the screen feature in his new
comedy Knockout, Battling Butler,
in which the star is said to indulge in
the funniest prize fight ever fought
on the screen.
The vaudeville acts will be topped
by Herbert Barnett and Jack Thomas
revue, with the Doll Sisters. Helen Jo-
sias and Chappy and Libby Kay, and
will include Winehill and Briscoe In a
comedy farce. Just for Laugh; La
Foy-Startzman Company in a song
and dance number. Tea for Three,
BY William X. Wells: Helen Moretti in
ballad numbers. THE Little Girl With
the Big Voice; and Amber Broth
ers, billed as Americas Foremost
EouilibristS."
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MI-TUAI-"step Lively Girls"

Next week the Mutual will offer
another Of the burlesque attractions
of the Mutual circuit. step Lively
Girls" which has a new book, new
song numbers. new costumes and
scenic production. Harry Bentley is
the featured comedian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-12

Capek's unusual futuristic drama.
"R. L. r." will be made into screen
production by U. F. A. In Germany.
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Moonlight Maids
The Moonlight Maids With Billy
Hagen and Anne Toebe featured
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Coming Attractions

The second play Of the President
season, The Kiss in Taxi VIII
present all members OF the company.
What Price Glory" narrates the
experiences Of a company of Marines
in France. They are seen In the thick
Of battle in their bomb. proof shelter
and In repose behind the lines. lhe
piece has comedy, drama and much
atmosphere. In the story OF the battle
of two men for the affections OF char'
maine. daughter OF village run-Seii-
er. which Ia Uuickened To dramatic
heights by duel between captain
of Marines and his first sergeant.
What Price Glory" it is an
nounced. will be offered on the Presl'
dent stage In all the robust color ina!
its authors. Laurence Stallings ana
Maxwell Anderson. intended.
kEITHS-Sessu Hayakawa.
Sessu Hayakawa. movie star. will
top the bill at B. F. keith's Theater
next week, appearing in THE Bandit
Prince" playlet by Burnside
Hershey from the novel by Mr.. Ha'
yakawa.
EARI.E-"Almost a Lady"
Next weeks bill at the Earle Thea
ter will include Ave acts OF vaudeville
offerings. supplemented by a photo
play entitled Almost Lady, star
ring Marie Provost.
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