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Ennuld.
A. I. Wees pr.ste. "Lt .
Night," a *s br Avery Nopweedafad
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"Iadies' Night" Is a dellghtful fae,
wholly incent In character, so far as
the action goes,.yet redundant in situa
tioMs that Inspire gales f laughter
fromn even the most ennuled audience.
Its central figure Is Jimmy Walters a
young ivetor who, though afely
married, can never overcome a natu ral
.....ulnes, as a result of which he
seldom goes out in company, particu
larly company In which decllete
costume Is a factor.
Two friends, with the connivance of
his wife and their own lady friends.
enter Into a plot to remedy this a on
ditim. The Innocent adventure
originally compounded, finds extraordi
nary complIcatIons, all of wh ich
bring the various characters Into a
Turkish bath on the night set apart
for ladies.
The treatment is most effective and
complete and, while nerve racking for
the Inventor, is a source of deligh ful
situtions for the audience. Farce It
is, and farce well done, and only te
aost prudish will have occasion to
take any exception to either its linee
o 'uminea."
John Arthur has the role created
by John Cumberland during the farce's
metro poitan run and handles ts dffI
cult ituations acceptably. Practi al
ly the original cast Is retained for
the ether characters. Edward Dou las
and Homer Barton, as the plott rs.
abetted by Allyn King, Clanborne
Foster and Evelyn G3oenell, shoulder
most of the fun. Other comedy roles
are well cared for in the hands of
Mr. Stuart Robson, Nellie Fillmore,
Grace her and Florence Reilly.
"odes' Night' is well worth while
If you don't take your farce too ser
vings. For the eco
his great day of
ofers big chances
c. It's our second
've included items
ter than tne first.
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Pair
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and warm. Per
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Night"
ously. It is far superior to the aver
age production of its kind that 4D
pends for its amusement upon un
conventional situations.
METROPOLITAN
"Poverty of Riches."
Crandall's Metropolitan Theater
this week, to balance the serious
drama provided in Reginald Barker's
filmization of Leroy Scott's "The Pov
erty of Riches.," presents two comedy
attractions of exceptional laughabil
ity-4me Buster Keaton's first com
edy for First National, "The Play
house;" the other the Metropolitan
Symphony's excruciating burlesque
of "The Village Orchestra."
To round out to perfect propor
tions one of the most uniformly ex
cellent bills of the season: ar shoWn
new issues of the Pathe News, the
Literary Digest's humorous "Topke
of the Day." a beautiful natural
study, the concert overture numaer.
also played by the symphony under
the conductorship of Mr. Mirskey.
"Northern Rhapsody," by Homer,
and jazz accompaniment for the
Keaton comedy contributed by vi
ton Davis and Carl HinnpAt in th*
distinctive combination eC pipe WNW^,
and grand piano.
"The Poverty of Riche s is , dreaM
that affords many features of supw
ority. It relates a story that s
cinates by the naturalness and charm
of its development and by' the dra
matic power that is compounded in
its vital climax.
The narrative traces the experi
ences of two young married couples.
one dominated by the, husband who
insists on acquiring wealth and poi
tion before rearing a family of chil
dren despite the highly developed
mother instinct in his wife; the oter
happy in home and children and con
tent to let financial indepeadence
come more slowly.
The pivotal point in the contrast
ed movement of the plot arrives when
Katherine Colby Is injured in a
motor car accident just as her hus
band has reached his goal and been
made general manager of the giant
ron works where he has been em
ployed. The accident so cripples the
young childless wife that her dearest
wish to have little ones never can
be gratified.
The picture is elaborately staged
and artistic to a high degree and
brings to the screen the united tal
ents of an exceptional cast that in
cludes Richard Dix, Leatrice Joy.
John Bowers. Louise Lovely, Irene
Rich, DeWitt C. Jennings, Edward
Cimball, Dave Winter and many
others of note.
In "The Playhous," Buster Keaton
has hit upon an entirely new idea
in screen farce. In the opening
scenes of the comedy he appears as
orchestra, audience, and minstrel
troupe in one of the most remark
akie bits of travesty ever devised.
How the picture ever could have
beet made with the star appearing
In as many as fifteen or twenty
characters all on the screen at the
same time, is a mystery to the lay
man.
TYPEWRITING
MULTIGRAPHING
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STENOGRAPHY
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when ou wannt t teerapher at
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Isaaton of Officers
DANCING
Pythian Tem~ple, Tuesday,
October 25 at 8 P. M.
All Federal Employes
Welcome
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* auh as -pslns whuse very
waiestI rWsaehdwth utins
Whean artist -e Ja'hm n
and the kee witTaiisk
, u a ft r do t t OW
age wham I I
eWith PWest lnte
W tho a art ike J bm and
. Lu~3evye thes tonesf
we the avely Vests MeedaSw
trbrs. H e lsoa er Jo that euhe
fist rank. M. U ow
ther Vi11in Msu a n to 4 uerment,
ly. with a gaodemar..
=1htw Lony a. rtene team
hite thealluris wate showed Pa
a variety al odnese in bh nymp
tetton. digtfl. -o s
A11ob. Here praOrm, far ec tre
fist rank. ina.a privilege to
hear him i m ibhan hvIreyament.
the plato proiDane charming con.
sp e i th op d a s s h o w
Rngt era's Ra. diretes of the
Riato orobesgr e was the atm an
ont and proved hinelf be*d ympa
thotio And atistiec.
MOORVS RIALTO
"Ase SPeed GirL
A double feature pro a. fastr.
aog Some Jdcobsen. e ae the
soaui/s gatest violin virtuce.
fuvinteea of the most elg fl
consorts ever heard In thi city, and
whenevr Bebe Daniels eta an her
Speed Girl." opned gets a thow.a
ing at Mre's Rialto Theater yes
terday. being greeted with an
onthuslasm seldom evidenced by a
mtieo picture audiencea
Onte alay expects -.osy fast
moving comedy dram with a delighp~
fmt itersetation of the stelt role
whenever Bebe Daniel@ In announced
in a new production and In Thb
Speed Girl one gets an this and
more. The vivacios little star is
th admirably fitted by this role tha
one nas a feeling that she reay a
the heroine and tat the audience I
merely seeing a *om soction of her
own life.
"ho apeed Gir" Is tst moving
story of a girt who woo born with
the desire for swift motlas, whether
on land m or in the air. oen as a
child It is shown. Dotty Lee wanted a
speedier tmertel and wanted to
Push It faster than any of the other
boys and gins. How this dgie for
rapid motion eventually lands her in
Jail a also In the arm of romance
Is Most admirably depicted and at
the same time tells a tae that is
full of laughs a replet with
thrilsp.
The porem iisgram is augmented
by the bbepn of a lau pab m
praenm omupuartppi.
pe roll Musk er urng
a beautiful Alpine sceicn and on ex
clusive offeringat ee of t old
events as picturioed in the Fox News.
The program Is surrounded by an
orchestration arranged by Mr. Gotta
eat iuld not he improved upon
Itheliyfiom the viewpoint of upPrO
priatnep or opular appealt
IWLW'S COLUMBI
"The Three Musketeers."
A40~her Sunday of capacity attlas
ia # Ae*'s Columbia Theater yew
Douga rbrked the Inaugural of the
tug d.nd final week of Douglas
Fairbans appearance at tht theater
In his latedt and eaily his greatest
I screen production, "The Three Mus-I
kteer" based on the original ster
of the arne name by Alexandre Du
mas. Time after time, Fairbanks Wp
I pea to outstrip his own ability to
make captivatingly viv and enthral.
lingly, fascinating a rle that would
give pause to any other actor before
the came but in the role of the im
mortal DArtagnan, Farbanks fairly
leams Into fresh prominence.
"The Tbree Musketeers" reveals
D 'Artagnan ws rabl teala hup
fro the me splendid edeaturo
of Ftae Frno preen Dumths
hmgnlf ct nvethstde ain wthe
theostaemendousf guststtiogsctha
bratte utte dimsprer of Pendsin
Disater thesbime Tecaest, toat
the ollawtod uln ns tocehinc
fialnGeorg, igmartanand any
"Geamgt hapereoate im." no
augratng was ek' torevgalhm.n
oe aofthe fmrst-ru plphotodyaturec
delfte verusadIt iudepremitre
pcoenatio scaleito of testiGeorgt
crater' aaton of "Thes Grna
Imperca time," The cmost tnoe by
E. PhViipe appnhi unuatehaeen
Thre Georget auigene tad ake
the alaeysedy.a i
effot ofp amyoat iliar
giebnobleanga weeloked engagtlyentk
ofm anothr ft-eGrn, toa bttracu
tion. thew ale ftheaer, mhtera
esited tethuma's itht rymiere
posedatethe In Wahigtn and thurs
calfrryone n apatio of "TesGreat
agieratlhich the Germousnvelbyr
-. hillips94 ehei haatr hasen
The capaacita audiensateds et
the apacet devteropay etw ah vivid
istiyoftaMgreat l Mjiin-tersn
cogiaday nt rde a young En
hem sewo atd th fiersmanti tote u.t
tha otherwase othen sr, iti,
eftr themong ilhmancountrevelom-n
ina wti suchna mthr and. nt
the emtaaudne that e* vertsn
tee aptheate. pstfte tr
eorge Mad d a fine lE' o nant
himo~wu tiing mita- Itii
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CAPIL.A
"Sweet Swethe.0
asweresson Pres n s te a weeks
engagement at the (CItol Theate
rteu V here Itasei reedey
I. b4T. CneraAme t sI
acts and eight asoew eatited "The
Mystery of the (latter And "11n
is= Jordan. as a bla*.faoe lam
preeslonlst, was the case of amuck
merriment and applause. He was
ably assisted by Corge Leow And
-BOW~ Wilson. Georgia Dagrtha
a charming voice and rnee
number of popular songs to the de
light of the audiene.w 2%e scenery
warn wod lavish wa Included the
tames "owder Puff ples" scene
which was quite a nvity.
Other special features afth anpO
duction was that at a number of
handsmo young ladies appearing In
march of the famous chalenge
beauty chorus peoved one at the
sesations Lof the show.
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By
SASCHA JACOBSEN
AMERICAS GENIU OF TH VIOLIN
IN CONCERT 318, 7:30, 9:30 P- 3C
AND
DeightfuDy Thried-Laughingly Pleased
Dr
BEBE DANIELS
DARING. DASHING. REALART STAR
IN
"THE SPEED GIRL"
11 A.M.-ALL WEEK-11 P.M.
MOORE'S RIALTO THEATER
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