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Pauline Frederick, Katherine MacDonald and Mary Pickford Hold the Photoplay Spotlight
AMUSEMENTS.
CIRCUS
LlbertyHut
February 14 to 21
3:30 ? DAILY ? 8:15
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?artaaenu. Aaaetieaa Leglonu
Tla-k.t? at drew? H.aasaart???,
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awns, ?33 181 h Si, Leglm Pest?,
? aal at .tare, ajasi hotel?. I I
LARRY'S PATERNAL POSE
la years to come there will be thou
aands of men and women scattered
over the broad land who will "rernll
a photoplay tialled "PoUyanna," and
?bey will discuss, reminlscently. the
acting ability Of th? fairibu? star of
another day, alary Pickfotd. And In
the background of their mind? will be
a recollection of the fact that they
?aw atary Hlckford in what is prob
ably her finest acting effort through
the courtesy of a theater manager
whose name they will probably have
forgotten. '
The. theater manager, of course. Is
LAwrence Beatbs, of laoew's Palace.
who Invited, during the run of "r*ol
tyenna" at the Palace last week, prac
tically all of the orphans in the vari
ous Institutions In and about Wash
ington to come and ace the story of
lh? little orphan girl In "Pollyanna,"
?bo contrived, by her simple little
AMUSEMENTS.
I
,?CRANDALL 'S-?
METROPOLITAN
FOR THE
ENTIRE
:rWEEK
-FST..AT TENTH?I
BEGINNING
TODAY
AT 3
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..
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PREDERIiK
Supported by a Distinguished Stellar Cast in a
Gripping Picturuation of Edgar Salt us' Mystery Story
THE PALMER CASE
DE I I Xi: ADDED ATTKACTIOM
A Sew and Ebullient Sunshine Comedy, "Her 'S aught y Wink"
Current Events?Topics of the Day.
Martin Johnson's Absorbing, "Domesticating Wild Men"
Overture, "Merry IVii-es of Windsor"
Metropolitan Concert Orchestra, Am?dco Vioni, Conductor.
. M mmmm?t
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Ma a? ? imniiu ? ? i??h st. ai ? oinmnta Hoad ?
Knickerbocker!
MATINEES FRIDAY. SATURDAY ASD SL'SDAY AT 2:3er 1
CT TODAY?JiO*. ?
FIRST WASHISGTOS PRESENTATION *-?
A GIFTED ACTRESS IS A ROLE OF POWER
PAULINE FREDERICK ? The Paliser Case j
The Newest Sunshine Comedy, "HER SAU?HTY WISH" g
er ties.?wed. -a
Magnificent Sequel to "THE LOSE WOLF" and "FALSE FACES" I
LOU i S E GLAUM *? The Lone Wolf's Daughter I
[7 THIBS.?FBI. ?
A Screen Beauty in Sir Arthur Wing Pinero's Best
ANITA STEWART ' Mind the Paint Girl
\ er sATiRDAY ta ?
A BRILLIANT STAR IS HER SEWEST TRIUMPH
MARIE DORO TWELVE-TEN
e *i w u< a good show m Math Street at E
RANDALL'S THEATER
er TODAT-goit^TCEs. -a
& IR ABLE STAR IN A WASHINGTON PREMIERE]
?CHE SWEET - FKHTIM eiEssr !
1
y Acted and Produced Film Version of Bret Horte's
Stirring Story of Rugged California
CT WE D?? ?I l?S_K RI-S ??.??
Version of the Screen's Foremost Spectacle
THEDA BARA
AS
Vivid Pici
CLEOPATRA
turtomion of Ike Flamboyant Lift of the Sorcerps of the
Philosophy to lighten ths pathway of
herself and other?. At one ot the mat
inee performance? attended by the or
phan? Mr. Beatila* was photographed
la an extremely paternal pose, with
one little orphan snuggled against his
shoulder and twenty clustered about
him.
"Pollyanna" la a rare enough pic
ture, as picturea go. but by the time
Friday of last week arrived It was
perfectly plain to the Palace manage
ment that the demand for seats to
the production would require estend
ili ,? the run for another week, and, ac
cordingly, the production was shifted
to laoew's Columbia Theater for Its
second week'? showing to make room
for a now piece at the Palace.
T'.illy Marshall Is grateful. Ths
movie? haue atllast allowed him to
appear as himself. Generally he la
cast in pictures as an eccentric char
acter of unpleasant appearance and
loathsome attributes. That seems to
have been his rightful heritage, on
account of the tremendous succosa
which he scored In the role of the
dope fiend in Clyde Fitch's play, "The"
City. "? Mr. Marshall's .Interpretation
of the crook In Maurice Tourneur'?
ricture. "The Ute laine," was along
the same line, ile Is a master of
makeup and possess a surpassing
nbillty to get under Ulie akin of hi?
character? and make each one a little
masterplec of acting.
It will be a surprise to screen fans
who witness the new Wallace Reld
picture, "Double Speed," which begins
a week's run at laoew's Pa/ace The
ater this afternoon, to see Tully Mar
ciali without wig or exotic makeup,
acting quite liis natural self In the
part of a rather distinguished look
ing bank president, lie says hs en
jova It more than any role he ha? ever
l.a.l.
AMUSEMENTS.
TUESDAY ? ??."
PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA
LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI. Conductor
Soloist?
Olga Samaroff Harold Ranrr
?.??? I.nr.rilnv.il?,??
Ticket? T. Inhi.r Sjnlth. 1.10? <;.
Eva Gauthier
In ?? ???anal profrim Inrlnriin?;
G ? ? ?t? di.*, p, JapancMC Malay Folk
Sonaja.
TkorsMlar. *:30 Auditorial*!.
Tlrkrta T. Arthur Smith, 1306 G.
Thelma
Given
?.?.-????f SpnnaUon from the Auer
Srhool of Violiniate
Friday, 4:30?National
Ticket? S3, ??.:?,. SI T. Arthur Smith
??G??????? Tomorn.w Matta??** ?ad ????.?? ?Bext mandar Mcfct
Limited Engagement m ti?) Fin>t Time Together. Th? Ten^k .boria ta Whuoe Triumph?
Touch the Highest Arti??... Pnint Attained in Amrrit-a.
Louis-MOSCONI BROS.-Charles
Aaatsted hy I la. ir IIIMIM, ?loaniM Family (Father, abater aad
Two Brother?)
Id An Eleotrlfvin? Exposition of Extraoplinarv Dance Thetaea and Movaajfnta.
,-EXTRA ~ ADDISI) ATTRACTIO!?-,
The Rest of a III? Broadway ??how Boiled Down
ri %?5?* FRANK DOBSON
Premier Kngngemrnt of Frank Stemmen' New Miuical Cotnedy With Thirteen
sUi.eLj Btren? aad Hilly I-jan. Alice Bertram, Leila R?m
er nini Eulal.e Young.
"THE SIRENS"
AlwRfR a '
111* l.nngh
KATE ELINORE & SAM WILLIAMS
In AsssshS? rheiiter of Tli?lr Clev.rest R?rl?l Coanrdr lie?.
- \ Reel of Real Pan" hy Jame? Madison
FARD & FARLA?
G? mini ?* London Talkative FI rat
< oitKi-ritann
OORJTHf SHOEMAIER A CO.
EDDIE FOYER
WILTON SISTERS
Ijlte of "The Little Whopper."
Tople? ofjhhrDay.
TODAY?-3 and M:1.%
Time Here . la ?? 1.1 f e," a
Oae-Aet Play
"The Man With a Thou???al Poema." Wonderful
Deaaionatratlon of a alema.ry That Surpass** Belief.
CHONO ? ROSIE MOEY
Am. n. .in BoBfe ? 1? China.
Klno?rana?. Preme? nde Lea ?ge. Et?.
VJELI.IMJTO?! CROSS, V>5~?M>!ti^kHOP. Kte.
THIS WEEK'S OFFERINGS
NATIONAL.
Miss Elelf Ferguson will reap
pear on the dramatic stag? at the
National this week in a new play
by Arnold Bennett, "Sacred- and
Profane Iaove." The play waa pro
duced by a apee lai arrangement
with David Belasco. In Miss Ver
gueen'? oast are Joss Ruben,
Alexander Onslow, Olive Olivar,
Katharine Brook, A. Romalsa Cal
ender, Auguata Haviland. Bertha
Kent, Sebastian Smith, Maud Mil
ton and others.
POLTS.
The famous Theda Bara'? first
notable appearance on ih? spojeen
?tag? will take pane? at Poll's Thea
ter tomorrow night la a spoken
drama in four acts entitled "The
-Blu? Flame." This Is Siot a moving
picture, but a splendid and original
drama ot- th? l?gitim?t? theater.
Mi?? Bara has temporarily deserted'
the screen to star in this play. ?
? BELASCO. ?
"Kvery Little Thing," a new farce
by Wilson ?Collison, will be seen at
the Belasco Theater this week. The
cast Includes Arthur Aylsworth, Ad
sonetta Lloyd, l'aula Shay, lone
Bright. Constance Beaumar, Ruth
Tomlinson, -William H. Powell aad
Frederick Oxab. Some unusually
pretty gowtts and furs are worm by
the feminine members of th? oast.
GARRICK.
laowell Thomas' marvelous mov
ing picture travelogue "With Allen
ii)? in Palestine." beglne a san at
the i;?rrl.'k tonight. Lowell Thom
as, American war correspondent,
waa personally congratulated hy
.th.? King- and Queen of England
? ml by Kind-Marshal Allenby him
self on his remarkable, story and
picture?. - f
B. F. KEITH'S.
The Mosconi brothers. Louis and
Charles, support4>d by Mosconi sen
ior, will he the principal attraction
at B. F. Keith's Theater this week.
Frank I>pb?on will be the extra
added attraction in "The Sirens." a
musical romfily concentration. Kate
minore and Sam Williams In "A
Keel of Heal Fun;" Farr and Far
land, laonilon comedian?? Dorothy
Shoemaker and company in "Life;"
Kddie Foyer; the Wilton sister?;
<'hong and linaio Moey; "Topic? ot
the liay" and the klnograms are
other additions.
COSMOS.
Kajlyama. a marvelous rhlrog
raptiLtt,. will be th? outstanding
feature of thla week'a bill at the
i*oi?mos. W. S. Harvey and com
pany offer^ an acrobatic offering:,
"Upside Down Room." Al. Carpe,
solo violini*?., Gardiner. Dougias and
company in "Molly Darlina:," and
four other a? is will be includevi.
AMUSEMENTS.
?"
The added matinee attraction will
be Douai?? MecLean and Corla May
la "What'? Tour Husband Doing?"
GAYETY.
Ben Welch aad The Ben Welch
Revu?" la thl? week? attraction at
the Qeyoty and premi??? to?prove
high In entertainment vajue. Ban
Welch, Pat Kearney. Prank P.
Murphy, Harry Morrlsscy, Vic Cot
more. Dolly Morrlssey. Prankle
Martin, Netti? Hyde. Preda Flor
ence, bava the leading rol??. Th?Ir
work I? aappUmenud by the
famu'us W*loh ?lancina girla and a
beauty chorus-of twenty. V ?.
FOLLY.
Por those who enjoy bright cdm
ed>i good njaalc and a choru? of
exceptional vocal talent "Jana Ba
ble?," which come? to the Polly
Theater thl? week will prove ?
welcome diversion. The principal?
of the company include Prank X
Silk, Atta Boy Horace, George Car
roll, Klwood Hen ton. Don Ciarli.
Plorane? May' Whlteford. and the
original ?enaatlon novelty. the
Baby .Doll fT|rU
METROPOLITAN.
/
raullne Frederick, one of the most
Rifted emotional artrea? before the
public, |? the pictured ?tar of "The
Paliaar Case." which will be shown
throtsfJhout the week, beginning to
day, at Crandair?.Metropolitan. "The
Pallaer Ca?e" I? frankly ? melodrama,
but a melodrama of Ihr sort that de
rive? It? dramatic efje.t and It? ele
ment of suspense from psychological
rather than phasic?! conflict?* Miss
Frederick has one of Ihe moat con
genial of character assignment?. In
her support ?re Alec Francia, James
Neil and Kate Lester. Supplementary
feature? are "Domesticating Wild
Men."
RIALTO.
The screen adaptation of Robert W.
Chambers' (tripping ?tory. "The
Turning Point." presented with
Katherine Mai Ijonald In a gurgeoua
and enchanting role open? a week's
engagement a( Aleore's Rialto
Theater today. An exceptional cast
Including Lrota Lorraine, Nigel
Barrie, William ????. Kenneth
Harlan. Edith Yorke. William Clif
ford, Hodda N"ov?v?and many others
of similar reiaute are seen In sup
port of the star. Overture for the
week, Selectloas from "Paust"
PALACE.
The attraction at Loew's Palace The
ater for the full week, beginning thht
afternoon, will be "Double Speed," a
swiftly moving triumph of photoplay
romantic comedy, which constitute?
the latest starring vehicle for Walter
Reld. The cast, includes Wsnda Haw
ley. Theodore Robert?. Tully Mar
shall. Lucien Uttlefield, Guy Oliver
? nd others. Director Gannon, of the
Palace Symphony Orchestra, contrib
utes an overture, "Gems From the
Sunny South."
COLUMBIA*
The unprecedented demand for seata
to tbe greatest screen production of a
decade, "Pollyanna." ?tan-ins Mary
Pick-ford in a photoplay adaptation
of the efory of the "glad girl." by
Kleanor II. Porter, which ran ?11 last
week at Loew's Palace Theater,
make? necessary an extension of the
run of this film production, which he
Kin? another week'a engagement to
day at Loew's Columbia Theater.
KNICKERBOCKER.
First two days of thl? week, at
Crandall's Knickerbocker, "The
Pallser Case," with Pauline Frede
rick in the stellar role. Tueaday
and Wednesday, Louise Glaum In
AMUSEMENTS.
Leon Blank aad Original Coa
paay Preaasaat the Greatest
Jewish Urania
XEXT M MIM
KII'.MM..
M ? ?h ?M
Tieftet?, ?2.00 to M Ont?
At Poll'? and Regalar Staada
From Over 3,000 Miles
Across the Ocean
Cones
Lowell Thomas
With Allenby
in Palestine and
Lawrence in Arabia
"The last
Shubert-Garrick
THEATRE
??OMMKNCIRO
TONIGHT ( ass ,.
And Every Erening at 8:30
Matinee? Wednesday, "
Thursday ??d Saturday, 1:30
The Greatest
Success Ever Known
In England or America on
the Speaking Stage
*nd in Mo yin g
Pktves
t
With Connues* Tribes of
Evening?,
lu??"** ****? *** '
under the Mana^enient
Pewy "*
Garrick
THEATRE
Playing Six Months
0 Capacity Aadiences at
Royal Opera Howe,
Co,ent Garden,
{Lot/se
thon
"Th.- laone Wolf*? Daughter."
Thursday anil Friday, th? camera
\crslon of Kir Arthur Wing Pinero'?
famous romanee of the stage. "Mind
the I'aint 4 ; i ri. ? with Anita Stewart
in the title rule, is announced. Sat
urday only. Marie Doro will be pic
tured in "Twelve-Ten,"
STRAND.
"Bespectable By Proxy." the J.
Stuart Hlarkton-Pathe feature en
gagement at Moore'? strand Theater
today, feature* Sylvia Breamer and
from the viewpoint of production,
the picture I? in every way worthy
of Commodore Blackton .the set
tings, ?rime snd cast beine; of a
high standard. Robert Gordon ia co
atarred with Mia? Breamer, and
Kulslle Jenson. Willlsm R. Dunn.
Bessie Stlnson. Margaret Barry and
Morgan. Thorpe have roles.
GARDEN.
The phntndramatlc version of
Mark Twain's most humorous and
best loved work. ."Huckleberry
Kinn." ss presented at Moore'? Gar
den Theater, will live in the hearts
of AVaahin&rton motion picture pa
trons forever, became a fact last
week and la being proven this week,
the picture opening its second con
secutive week of showing todsy.
The presentation Is in every way
out-of-the-ordlnary. it ia really a
big production, retaining at all
points the spirit of the great novel
and of Mark Twain it's awthor.
CRANDALL'S.
In "Kightlng Creasy." Blsnche
?aweet. the first three days of this
week, will bring to Crandall's Thea
ter one of the moat vivid visualisa
tions of ttie West that Bret Hsrte
knew- that has ever been recorded
in celluloid. In this Bret Harte
story of California. Miss Sweet has
the role ot a young girl of the
mountains. Beginning Wednesday
and continuing the principal attrac
tion at Crandall's throughout the
remaining days of the week will be
shown the greatest photodrsmatlc
spectacle in which Theda Bara ever
was filmed. "Cleopatra."
BONCI-BROCK
AllessanrTro Bond, world famous
tenor, will be heard In joint recital
with Kleanor Brock at Poll's Theater
tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
AMUSEMENTS.
r/(/?\
..-*?
/??/herzt
M?c Donald
?? 'Jhe ?#t???
Oscar H?mmerst* In introduced
Boxici to New York In l?Ot. tea
year?? after hie debut at Parma.
Italy. I ?at? r he ganf two ?eaaone
at the Metropolitan, and then re
turned to Kurope. to raturn only
for a concert tour before the war.
WERRENRATH.
Reinald Waatenrath. baritone from
the Metropolitan Opera will be heard
in recital at th? National Theater
next Thursday afternoon at 4:JO.
under the management of Mr*. Wil
aon-Oreene Washington ha* few
opportunities to hear a recital by the
male aing-er and a most Interesting:
program has been arranged.
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA.
Bolide?? the splendid Philadelphia
Orch-retra, Dr. .Leopold Stokowaki.
coaductor, the concert at the New
National Tuesday afternoon will be
memorable in that it will present
three famous pianist*. Mme. Olera
Samaroff. Harold Bauf-r and Oeiu
Gahrllowltsch. the entire trio play
ing in the Bach Con? **rto in C for
three pianos and orchestras and
Messrs. Bauer and Gabrilowitach la
the Mozart Concerto in E flat Tot
two pianos and orchestra. *
EVA GAUTHIER.
Eva Gauthier, the French-Cana
dian mexao-soprano. will be heard
tn recital at the Masonic Auditorium
Thursday evening;. Creator V>f the
prima donna part of the Coronation
Maes of Edward VII. dedicated to
Queen Alexandra, and sung uniter
the patron?go oT their ma.fea.lies.
Miss Gauthier'? recital promises to
be an interesting novelty of the
Washington musical season.
THELMA GIVEN.
Thelin? Given will be the artlat
AMUSEMENTS.
ce
Y
st the seventh concert of T. ?Arthufc
Smith's Ten Star series, at tli? N< ?'
National Theater Pride? afternoon.
Pupil of the famous la^opold Auer.
ror more than alx years thia gifted
American girl ha? been enthusiast -
tally lauded by American musical
critica.
WREATH FOR THOMAS.
LdOweTI Thomas, the American
war correspondent who ?a*? tent to
witness the allied campai im and
who hat? been tirine ht? travel-talk.
"The ?Last of the Crusaders." tn
London for th? past six month*, v?*
presented, by Lord Charnwood on
behalf of the English ^p*?akinit
Union, with a laurel wreath w?ih
American and British flair? int* r -
twined in recognition of An?l? -
American friendship.
A atjipp?Mn>Bc RccsfwL
With the S*eth performance t *
"Happy Dare" at th? Hippodrome
tonifht that htjr playhouse will
reach its 2.000th pr?sentation under
the management of Charlea Dlllinp?
ham
G. Ray Com stock has roue to
Palm Beach to rems, ? ?lx week tv
l'pon hie return he and Morn? Gest
will try out 'The Checker Board."
a play by the Hatten?, and The.
Ca?ce Girl." by Georre Mlddleton and
Guy Bolton. I
AMUSEMENTS.
ALL
THIS
WEEK
FOLLY
Panni. Avo. at ?th St. *. W.
TODAY
3 AND
8:15
FIRST TIME HERE
JAZZ BABIES
FRANK X. SILK
"ATT-A-BOY HORACE"
A Whirlwind Cut
A Cboru? Worth WM*
ut ? ? vi vu?: ? m:
DO ? ?? ?? ?
G KO. CARROL
FLORKWCF. WHITFOU)
BLtVOOD BRVTOsT
CLARK
WRESTLING WEDNESDAY NIGHT
THF MOW ??G HAVE B?W ?AlTlaC FOR
GAYETY
TODAY
mi
ABWadk
\
Burlesque's Popular
COMEDIAN
Ben Welch
, AND HIS ALL NEW
REVUE
SurroBB?ed by a Capable Cast ni
Winsome Choras olFeiiaiie Beaety
Next Week, "HELLO AMERICA
?>

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