Theaters This Week Showcases Stars With Pacific Rhythms
A Washington bill features Toots Paka singing Pacific songs, Meistersingers and Harold Tripp with The Garden of Your Heart, Arthur Cole, and lively vaudeville acts. Marguerite Clark appears in The Amazons at Loew's with The Law of the Land closing the run and The Story of the Rosary amid a busy program.
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Mr. Keith
Toots Paka
Hawaii
Pacific
Harold &. Tripp
Arthur F Cole
A. Cameron Breele
Rubens
Neptune
Jack Inglis
Jimmy Duffy
Renda Fowler
Tom Kennedy
Ethel Burt
Bert Swor
Harry Waller
George Dizon Thompson
Steinway
Kullervo Brothers
News Pictorial
A Strange Transgressor at the Garden Louise Glaum stars
Louise Glaum headlines A Strange Transgressor at the Garden in a tale of revenge and redemption. Lola Montrose schemes through marriage to a doctor’s heir, but a child’s illness heals her vengeance as the physician saves the boy and restores happiness, with supporting turns by Barney Sherry and Colin Chase. Also on the bill are The Second Mrs. Tanqueray with Sir George Alexander and Hilda Moore and Richard the Brazen starring Harry Morey and Alice Joyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene
Louise Glaum
Lola Montrose
John Hampton
Lola
Goen
Miss Glaum
Barney Sherry
Colin Chase
Triangle
George Alexander
Hilda Moore
Mrs. Tanqueray
George
Harry T. Morey
Alice Joyce
Richard, the Brazen
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Edward Peple
London Belles opens at Gayety with new burlesque revue
Gayety presents Rose Sydell's London Belles as the opening attraction with two daily performances through the week. Cast includes George F. Hayes Ted Burns Kate Pullman Louise Hartman Frankie Burns Virginia Earle. Notable acts feature a fast dance by Smith and Pullman and a remodeled theater with girl ushers. Washington week at Great Falls park offers concerts and free dancing and films each night.
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Rose Sydell
Gagety
George F. Hayes
Ted Burns
Kate Pullman
Louise Hartman
Frankie Burns
Virginia Earle
Great Falls Park
Garden of Allah Returns to Belasco Theater for Encore
Belasco brings back the popular photo play The Garden of Allah after a four day run started Sunday. The Algerian and Sahara scenes are praised for realism under the cameraman’s direction with Helen Ware and Thomas Santscht in lead roles. A large cast, special orchestra, and vocal numbers accompany the final Belasco engagement.
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Garden of Allah
Belasco
Acrean
Robert Hichen
Sahara
Tropical Garden
Desert
Helen Ware
Thomas Santscht
North Africa
Beloved Adventuress Headlining Crandalle Savoy Show
Yesterday Crandalle’s Savoy presented The Beloved Adventuress with Hitty Gordon portraying a dissipated actress whose presence drives family strife until redemption through maternal sacrifice. The Savoy’s week continues with Antonio Moreno in A Son of the Hills and other acts including Kilaikee’s Royal Hawaiians and Lady Betty the chimpanzee in a one act revue.
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Crandalle Savoy
Hitty Gordon
The
Savoy
Antonio Moreno
Charles Ray
Ann Pennington
Olive Thomas
Fannie Ward
Waikiki
Pacific Isles
Hove Tijliputs
Betty
The Hidden Spring at the Strand shines with Western flair
Harold Lockwood stars in The Hidden Spring as a young lawyer who heats a feud in Copper City. He defends a underdog against Henley the mine owner and town tyrant, wins the girl, and defies danger with a bold showdown. Also on screen are Matt and Jeff travel bits and a Sawdust Ring circus tale tied to Time Lock and Diamonds finale.
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Strand
Harold Lockwood
Copper City
Harold
Henley
Mr. Lockwood
Matt
Jeff
Willls
Beggie Love
William Desmond
Cast Prominence Noted in The Iron Ring Photoplay
Edward Langford Gerda Holmes and Arthur Ashley share equal prominence in Crandall's photoplay The Iron Ring yesterday's screen subject. The story centers on an estrangement narrowly averted in the life of Aleck and Besa Huletie a young couple.
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Edward Langford
Gerda Holmes
Arthur Ashley
Crandall
Aleck
Besa Huletie
The Little American Draws Mary Pickford at Capital
Married life tested as Aleck hides business secrets leading to temptation from a wealthy suitor. Wife seeks diversion with other men, then recognizes her error and reunites with her husband. Today through Thursday Mary Pickford stars in The Little American while The Wrath of Love continues. Glen Echo Park reports record attendance near 6,000 daily as outdoor fun thrives by the Potomac.
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Aleck
Mary Pickford
Virginia Pearson
Glen Echo Park
Potomac
Carnival Night Delights At The Fairgrounds
Crowds flocked to the dance pavilion as the big orchestra played until near midnight. Many headed to the derby to take turns on the speedy course while others raced gravity defying rides and enjoyed the midway attractions including firefly and althea rides and lively chatter across the grounds.
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Darby
$100,000 for Baby Camps Bill Promoted by Lobeck
A known theater figure may be involved in a crime as police pursue leads. Meanwhile Representative Lobeck of Nebraska plans to introduce an independent bill to fund a $100,000 summer camp for babies in the District of Columbia. He aims to attach it to the District appropriation bill, arguing existing facilities are inadequate and doctors and nurses are doing all they can.
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Congress
Lobeck
Nebraska
District of Columbia
Loback
Young theater employee absconds with 480 dollar bank deposit
A young man employed to deposit $480 for Poli's Theater fled yesterday afternoon with the cash. Police received a minute description and, by nightfall, had no clue to his whereabouts as the theater reported the missing deposit after the worker failed to return within an hour.
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Hia Purguera
Poli
Playhouse
Irby Confirmed as City of San Francisco Customs Surveyor
Irby was confirmed by the Senate yesterday as surveyor of customs at San Francisco. He has served as confidential secretary to Senator Phelan for several years and was formerly a newspaper man in Virginia. He will depart for San Francisco the latter part of the week.
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John 8
Irby
Senate
San Francisco, Co
Phelan
Virginia
San Fran
Cisco
Red Cross Fund Drive Appeals Washington Volunteers
The Red Cross finance committee led by Chairman Macfarland makes a special appeal to Washington residents who have not yet contributed, urging renewed subscriptions to support the war service fund. The effort continues through the week as donations fall short of the required total.
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Red Cross
Washington
Red Cross War Service
Macfarland
Red Cross War Fund Appeals In Washington Post Reach
Washingtonians abroad urged to contribute to the Red Cross war service fund via The Washington Post or by sending remittance to Chairman Macfarland Evans Building or Cuno H. Rudolph 1801 Massachusetts avenue. Yesterday’s subscriptions totaled over five dollars including large donations from Robert Batchelier Guy F Whiting George Williamson Smith Edward Russell True Jr Memorial Seventh Day Adventists Church Verge Dorries and others raising the year-to-date total.
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Washington Post
Guy F. Whiting
George Williamson Smith
Edward Russell True, Jr
Memorial Seventh Day Adventists Church
Verge Dorries
East Riverdale
Lighthouse keeper makes largest liberty loan gift yet
The largest subscription by a government employee to the liberty loan to date was $100,000, pledged by F. M. Norfleet. He earns $10 a month tending a Mississippi lighthouse and $16 monthly on the Federal payroll. He owns a large plantation where the lighthouse stands.
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Liberty Loan
F. M. Norfleet
Mississippi
Mr. Norfleet
Hghthouse
Old Dutch Market Workers Outing Ends Happy at Mar k Hall
The third annual outing by Old Dutch Market employers concluded at 11 last night with the final boat landing at Seventh street wharves. Ball games swimming and tug-of-war were main events. lunch and dinner were provided. Committee members were John L Power Carlos H Berman Charles McIntosh Garfield Garter John R Hearney and A N Mandell.
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Marshall Hall
Seventh Street
John L. Power
Carlos H. Berman
Charles McIntosh
Garfield Garter
John R. Hearney
A. N. Mandell
John I Power
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