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AMUSEMENTS
(Continued from Page Twenty.)
sennett's "The Lion's Whiskers'’ anil
ihe Pathe Review. Tuesday and
" ednesday, Leiv Cody and Renee
Adoree, in "Man and Maid' ; A1 St.
•lohn, in “Dynamite Doggie"; the
"Screen Almanac" and “Shadowland,"
an animated song reel. Thursday and
Friday, Norman Kerry and Mary
Philbin, in “Fifth Avenue Models’’:
the seccnd installment of “The Pace
makers,” starring George O’Hara and
Vlberta Vaughn, and "Zowie,” a
stereo scopik” reel, in which the ob
ects seem to leave the screen and
<ome right out into the house. Sat
urday, Johnny Walker and Gladys
’iulette, in "Slanderers”; Lige Con
ley, in “Wide Awake,” a Mermaid
■ omedy: a Grantland Rice "Sport
ight” and, at the matinee only, the
tenth installment of “Idaho.”
Organ music every day by Otto F.
Heck and Harold Pease.
AMBASSADOR—TTvant My Man.”
First National’s “I AVant My Man,”
adapted, by Earl Hudson from
Struthers Burt's "The Interpreter's
House,” will be shown at Crandall’s
Ambassador Theater, also the first
three days of next week, beginning
Sunday, with Larry Benton's new
two-reel comedy, “The Dome Doc
tor”; Wednesday and Thursday,
“The Mirage,” a gripping drama,
featuring Florence Vidor and Clive
Brook, the English actor; “A Rasp
berry Romance," featuring Ben Tur
pin, and “Screen Almanac”; Friday,
“A Case in Cairo.” featuring Pris
cilla Dean; a new two-reel drama
let, “The Pacemakers,” by H. C.
Witwer, and Hal Roach's “Grief in
Bagdad”; Saturday, Harry Carey, in
“Beyond the Border”; Christie’s
“Great Guns," starring Bobby Ver
non, and a new issue of Lyman
H. Howe’s “Hodge Podge” will be
screened, with the second installment
of "Sunken Silver.”
CENTRAL—“The Fatal Mistake.”
At Crandall’s Central Theater the
first two days of next week, begin
ning Sunday, will *be shown "The
Fatal Mistake." starring William
Fairbanks and Eva Novak: the sec
ond release in “The Pacemakers” !
series of two-reel comedy-dramas, j
starring George O’Hara and others,
and Llge Conley, in “Wide Awake.”
a Mermaid comedy: Tuesday and
Wednesday. Milton Sills and Viola
Dana, in First National’s “As Man
Desires,” a drama of India and the ;
South Seas, and Cliff Bowes, in
“Rock Bottom": Thursday and Fri- J
day, Jackie Coogan. in Willard Mack's j
“The Rag Man’’; Bobby Vernon, in |
Christie's “Don’t Pinch.” and the j
"Screen Almanac.” and Saturday. Lon I
Chaney, in "The Monster," and Mack
Hennett's new two-reel comedy,
“Giddap.”
Short reels and pipe organ accom
paniments will complete each daily
program.
APOLLO.
Sunday and Monday. Florence
Vidor, in “The Mirage.” Bobby Ver
non, in ‘‘Great Guns,” and “Hodge
Podge”; Tuesday and Wednesday-,
Norma Talmadge, in “The Lady”;
Thursday, Johnny Walker and Gladys
Hulette, in "Slanderers,” and Sen
nett's “Giddap”; Friday, “Frivolous
Sal” and "The Pacemakers,” No. 2;
Saturday. Virginia Valli and Norman
Kerry, in “The Price of Pleasure,”
Cliff Bowes, in "Inside Out,” and
“Idaho,” No. 10.
AVENUE GRAND.
Sunday and Monday, Norma Tal
madge. in "The Lady”; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Florence Vidor, in "The
Mirage.” Bobby Vernon, in "Don’t
Pinch.” and "Hodge Podge”; Thurs
day, Virginia Valli and Norman Ker
ry-, in -“The Price of Pleasure,” and
Al St. John, in "Red Pepper”; Fri
day, Jack Hoxie, in "Flying Hoofs,”
and “The Pacemakers,” No. 1; Sat
urday, Johnny Walker and Gladys
Hulette, In "Slanderers,” "Our Gang,”
in “High Society,” and “Sunken Sil
ver,” No. 1.
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fith. in “Love in the Wilderness”;
Tuesday, "Contraband.” with Lois
Wilson and- Noah Beery: Wednesday,
“The Rose of Paris,” with Mary- Phil
bin: Thursday and Friday, Thomas
Meighan, in "Coming Thru”; Satur
day, George O’Brien, in “The Rough
neck.”
CIRCLE.
Sunday and Monday, Milton Sills
and Viola Dana, in “A Man's Desire”;
Tuesday, Raymond Griffith, in “The
• Night Club”; Wednesday, Leatrice
! Joy. in “The Dressmaker From
‘ Paris”; Thursday, Pauline Frederick,
! Laura La Plante, In "Smoldering
j Fires”: Friday, Mae Busch and Con
! rad Nagel, in “Married Flirts”; Sat
urday, Jack Hoxie, in “Flying
1 Hoofs.”
DUMBARTON.
Sunday-, Shirley Mason, in "Curly-
Top”; Monday, Doris Kenyon and
-Montague Love, in "Restless Wives”;
Tuesday, Lois Wilson, in “Contra
band”; V ednesday and Thursday,
Jackie Coogan. in “The Rag Man";
Friday, Pola Negri, in “East of Suez";
Saturday, Elaine Hammerstein, in
“The Midnight Express.”
ELITE.
Sunday and Monday, Metro's
“Greed"; Tuesday-, “Counterbrand”;
Wednesday and Thursday, Leatrice
Joy, in “The Dressmaker From
Paris”: Friday, "Cheaper to Marry ”;
Saturday, “The Dixie Handicap.”
HIPPODROME.
Sunday and Monday “The Devil's
Cargo,” comedy: Tuesday and Wednes
day. Pola Negri, in “East of Suez”;
Thursday, Mack Sennett's “Down on
the Farm”; Friday, Mary Philbin, in
"The Rose of Paris”; Saturday, Rich
ard Dix, in “A Man Must Live.”
HOME.
Sunday, Constance Talmadge, in
“Learning to Love,” and Cliff Bowes,
in "Inside Out”; Monday, Lewis Stone
and Marguerite De La Motte, in
“Cheaper to Marry,” and Ralph
Graves, in “Off His Trolley”; Tues
day. Corinne Griffith, in "Love’s Wil
derness,” and Charlie Chase, in “Is
Marriage the Bunk?” Wednesday,
Jacqueline Logan, in “The House of
Youth.” and Lige Conley, in “What a
Night!”: Thursday, Norma Shearer, in
“Lady of the Night,” and Al St. John,
in "Red Pepper"; Friday, Lon Chaney,
in “The Monster,” and Neal Burns, in
“Easy Pic-kin's”; Saturday, Harry
Carey. in “The Flaming Forties,” and
Our Gang, in “Every Man for Him
self."
OLYMPIC.
Sunday . and Monday, Raymond j
Griffith, in “The Night Club”: Tuesday )
and Wednesday, Jackie Coogan. in i
“The Ragman": Thursday, Lila Lee,
in “The -Midnight Girl"; Friday. Mar
garet Livington, in “The Chorus
Lady”; Saturday, Lon Chaney, in “The
Monster.”
PARK.
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday, Pola
Negri, Wallace MacDonald, Robert
Frazer and Trixie Friganza, in “The
Charmer,” Lloyd Hamilton, in “Half
a Hero,” and Pathe News Events;
Wednesday and Thursday, Raymond
Griffith, Vera Reynolds and Wallace
Beery, in “The Night Club,” and Har
ry Langdon, in “The Handsome Cab
man”; Friday, Ben Alexander, Alice
Calhoun and Cullen Landis, in "Pam
pered Vouth," and Mack Sennett's
“Riders of the Purple Cow"; Saturday.
Mary Pickford, in “The Love Light.”
Our Gang comedy, “Every Man for
Himself,” and chapter 11, “The Riddle
Rider.” (Saturdays, continuous from
2, Sundays from 3 p.m.)
RAPHAEL.
Sunday and Monday, Florence Vidor
and Edmund Lowe, in “Barbara
Frietchie," Aesop's Fable: Tuesday,
Hobart Bosworth and Pauline Starke,
in "Hearts of Oak,” Fox News, ama
teur contest, 8 o’clock; Wednesday,
Margaret Livingston, In “The Chorus
Lady,’’ comedy; Thursday, Shirley
Mason, In “My Husband’s Wives”;
Arthur Stone, in “Should Landlords
Live?”; Friday, Betty Compson, in
“The Ramshackle House,” Mack Sen
nett’s "Love’s Sweet Piffle”: Saturday,
Harry Carey, in "Soft Shoes”; comedy.
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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1925.
“Haunted Honeymoon,” also “Gallop
ing Hoofs,” No. 7.
/ SAVOY.
Sunday, Mary Pickford. in “Dor
othy Vernon of Haddon Hall,” and
Lyman Howe "Hodge Podge”; Mon
day, Colleen Moore, in "So Big.” and
Aesop Fable; Tuesday, Claire Wind
sor and Bert Lytell, in "Born Rich.”
and Cliff Bowes; in “High Hopes”;
Wednesday, Doris Kenyon and Lloyd
Hughes, in “If I Marry Again,” and
Ben Turpin, in “The Wild Goose
Chaser”; Thursday. Hoot Gibson, in
“The Saddle Hawk,” and comedy,
"Tons of Trouble"; Friday, Buffalo
Bill, jr„ in “Fast and Fearless."
“Great Circus Mystery,” No 7, and
Charlie Chase, in “Are Husbands Hu
man?”: Saturday, "Straight Through”
and “Our Gang,” in “Big Business.”
TAKOMA.
Sunday and Monday, Alice Terry
and Conway Tearle, in “The Great
Divide”; Pathe News, Sennett comedy;
Tuesday, Monte Blue and Beverly
Bayne, in “Her Marriage Vow”;
Christie comedy; Wednesday and
Thursday, Bebe Daniels and Ricardo
Cortez, in “Argentine Love”; comedy;
Friday, Marie Prevost, in “The Lover
of Camille”: Aesop’s Fables, Sennett’s
comedy, “The Go-Getters,” No. 8; Sat
urday, Jack Pickford. in “Garrison's
Finish”; Aesop's Fables, serial, “Rid
ers of the Plains,” No. 12; comedy.
YORK.
Sunday, Lon Chaney, in “The Mon
ster,” and Cliff Bowes, in “Inside Out”;
-Monday, Virginia Valli and Norman
Kerry, in “The Price of Pleasure,” and
Hal Roach comedy, “Tell It to a Po
liceman”; Tuesday, Norma Shearer, in
"Lady of the Night,” and Neal Burns,
in "Why Hesitate”: Wednesday, “Gold
Heels,” and Earle Foxe, in “Paul
Jones, Jr.”; Thursday, Sydney Chap
lin, in “Charley’s Aunt,” and Sport
light; Friday, “Frivolous Sal,” and
Aesop Fable; Saturday, Viola Dana,
in “The Beauty Prize,” Ralph Graves,
In “The Beloved Bozo,” and “Idaho;”
No. 9.
| MUSIC |
The Interstate Male Chorus, under
Clyde B. Aitchison, valiantly held
forth in the third concert of its fifth
season at the Masonic Auditorium last
night before a large audienc-e. Dainty
and charming Helen Howison, lyric so
prano, was the assisting artist, with
George Wilson as accompanist and
Myrtle Irene Seidler at the organ for
most of the club members.
The chorus has many fine voices and
good volume, also apparent ability ti
shade tones well. The rhythm was
ragged in many numbers, however, and
the enunciation was so muffled thal
only a word now and then reached thi
back part of the house, with the ex
ception of the "Wynken, Blynken and
Nod” number, which was one of thi
best of the evening and was repeated
In this Miss Howison’s voice in the
obbligato was delightfully set off by
the male voices, and the choral parts
were. especially well done. The only
criticism would be that the number
was taken a bit too seriously, and its
interpretation lacked that light, legato
treatment that is essential in works
based on fantastic themes. Another
repeated number was Wilson’s “Car
mena.”
Miss Howison is particulars- happy
in the type of ballad that she chosi
for her group and her two encores.
They included Munro’s "My Lovely
Celia,” Pierne's “Le Moulin,” Samuels
“Bells of Seville,” D’Erlanger’r
"Chanson Legere” and Shaw’s “The
Heffle Cuckoo Fair.” She also gave
the waltz song from Gounod’s “Romei.
and Juliet” with much artistry, hut
her voice is a bit light for this num
her, and her cadenzas were a trifle un
certain.
Maj. Pfeil’s Additional Duty.
Maj. Henry H. Pfeil, at the War
Department, has been assigned to ad
dKional duty as assistant to the re
cruiting officer in this city, under the
orders of the commanding general.
District of Washington.
There were 57,035 births in Ala
bama during the year 1921. At the
same time there were 21,706 deaths.
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