Tanlac credited by Captain Fink for health recovery
Captain B R Fink of New York credit Tanlac with restoring appetite digestion and weight after wartime illness. He describes severe headaches and loss of strength before Tanlac and says he now feels well and recommends Tanlac to others. Over a million bottles sold. Tanlac Vegetable Pills touted as nature’s remedy for constipation.
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BR. Fink, Jr
Broome At
York
Camp Lee
Virginia
Gaalty
Taniac
Captain Applejack Continues at Belasco Belasco
The Local Playhouses extend Captain Applejack for a second week at the Telanco theater amid warm reception. The London born farce follows Ambrose Applejohn who discovers piracy in his lineage, then embraces swashbuckling glamour across comic adventures from Cornwall to the Spanish Main with a celebrated cast led by George Marshall and including Pavia Marinoff and Anna Sutherland.
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Captain Applejack
Belasco
Captain Applejeen
Watter
Theaterqrosra
Telanco Theater
London
Tha
Ambrose Applejohn
Applejaick
Ambrose
George Marhall
Pavia Marinoff
Margele Gillmore
Fred Raymond
Frank Dohrey
Walls Clark
H. Dudley Hawley
Anna Sutherland
John Daly Murphy
Film Prospects Stand Out In Test At Strand
Three candidates emerged from Washington Post screen tests at the Strand theater, with Mins Lola Swin nerton Miss F R Gillette and Thomas Duff named as likely prospects. Director Eawm Angust plans further tests and will invite applicants at performances this week as tests continue.
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Eawm
Strand Theater
August
Washington
Post
Strand
Tngster
Strand to Show District Screen Beauties in Premier Program
The Strand theater will premiere Screen Beauties of the District featuring Sig Newman and celebrity Ches: Fletcher in original character skits and a mob of college boys. Belasco’s Her Accidental Husband headlines with Micham Cooper and Kate Lester among a star cast. Short features, comedy and news reels plus orchestral numbers complete an exceptional program at the Strand.
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Strand
Shrina Weew
Sparrow
Sig Newman
Orchastya
Regis- Ia
Charids
Amoras
Jeanet
Frenchy
Flapper
Chapear
Myrtie Boland
Mabel Knight
Pickfords
Washington
Belasco Productions
Micham Cooper
Mitchell Win
Maude Wayne
Forrest Stanley
Richard Tucker
Kate Lester
Edwin August
Theas
Arthur J. Manvell
Abie's Irish Rose Returns To President For Big Week
Shrine Week in Washington opens with the hit Irish Hebrew comedy at the President theater. Arthur Leslie Smith and Henry Duffy present Able Irish Rose in its second Broadway year, with Kay Hammond and George Barnes leading a strong cast. The show has a twelve week local run record and includes notable tour performances in Los Angeles San Francisco and Pittsburgh.
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Ree
Woshington
President Theater
Arthur Leslie Smith
Henry Duffy
Rose
Broadway
Washington Theater
Harry Mannera
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Baltigara
Keith Audiences to Be Filmed at Performances
Shrine week at Keith’s features Louise Lovely in A Day at the Studio with audience participation. Coheadliner Julius Tannen performs Speaking the Public Mind. The bill includes Miné Robert, Trane, Elvira and Paul Giers-Dorf, Bailey and Cowen, Estelle Davis, Jack Ziffard, Claudia Coleman, Barratt and barnum, Al Stryker, and Pathe News Fictorial.
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Keith'x
Louise Lovely
Wilton Welch
Hollywood
Miss Lovely
Julius Tannen
Jamaica
Renee Robert
Giers-Dart
Trane
Elvira
Paul Giers-Dorf
Robert
Danver
Bailey and Cowen
Estelle Davis
Noble Jarboe Reopens Gayety Theater for Shrine Week
Noble Jarboe restarts Gayety Theater on Ninth Street for Shrine convention week. Three daily shows from Sunday include The Talk of the Town a New York arranged two act musical revue with clowns, dancers and a chorus. Cast features Nadja Eliza and other dancers singers and comedians.
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Gayety Theater
Harry Jarboe
Ninth Street
Shrine
New York
Shriners
Manawér Jarboei
Glrigs
Nadja
Jazz
Slim
Parker
Eliza
Bix
Edate Hall
Charles Fagan
Kittie Glasco
Johnny Crosby
Mabel Clark
Aingters
Virginia Sellers
Nettle Rulse
Washington Shrine Week Brings The Tiger's Claw At Loew's Palace
Jack Holt stars in Paramount's The Tiger's Claw with Once a Mason as added attraction at Loew's Palace. The program, aimed at Shrine convention visitors, features Sidney Drew and a large supporting cast, with Fiva Novak noted as a reading woman and a mix of songs and acts to accompany the feature.
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Washington Theater
Jack Holt
Paramonne
Fiva Novak
Only a Shopgirl thriller opens at Poli's next Saturday
The six reel mystery drama Only a Shopgirl by Blaney debuts at Poli's in Washington during Shrine week. Estelle Taylor leads a cast including Wallace Beery Claire Dubrey James Morrison Judy Marshall and Mae Busch. Little Miss Adair shines in a notable role with Realchild acting.
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Polis
Washington
Besn
Edward le Satet
Estelle Taylor
Het
Wallace, Beery
Claire Dubrey
Jateas Morrison
Tudy
Avis
Ch+Flaxey
Cosmos Inaugurates New Pictures For Summer Shows
Cosmos announces a change to a summer policy featuring first rate pictures plus comedies scenics and news. The new lineup includes The Man Who Came Back and Miriam Coupar with Gaston Glass and Zaph Pitts, aiming to attract women with cooling comfort and reduced prices.
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Firotoplay
Washington
Cosmos” Theater
Cosmos
Tom Yorman
Witl
Miriam Coupar
Gaston Glass
Zaph Pitts
Togeth
Iil
Samuel Raakin Golding
Charies Eb, Blaney
Lost Ships at Metropolitan with Star Cast
The Metropolitan presents Lost Ships in Mantica Tourneur's tale of survivors on a shipwreck coast. Starring Milton Sills Anna Q. Milasan Tony Campeau with Louie Paxendo in Cold Chills and a strong World Survey, short reels, and orchestral pieces accompany the melodrama setting.
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Metropolitan
Richard
Barthelmaen
Dorothy Gleb
Natinal
Joseph Hergesheimer
Crang Metropolitan
Mantica Tourneur
Crittenden Marriott
Bargagso Sea
Mitlon +Sill4
Anna Q. Milasony
Frank Campeau
Louie Paxenda
Tourneur
Metropolitan World Survey
Pola Negri in Bella Donna Headlines Crandall's Week
Pola Negri stars in Bella Donna at Crandall's Theater for the first three days next week starting Sunday at 3 PM, with Conway Tearle and Lois Wilson in supporting roles and Pharaoh's Tomb as an added attraction. Midweek features Alma Rubensa in The World and His Wife, with Family Troubles starring Bary. The finale showcases Alice Brady in The Loopardess, amid a program of adventure and comedy with a strong supporting cast.
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Pola Negri
Crandall
Paramount
Robert Hichens
Haa
Conway Tearle
Conrad Nel
Adolphe Manisou
Lois Wilson
Ditte Rile
Aesop Fabie
Alma Rubena
Ager
Crandalia
Paramounts
William Faverstan
Barry
Alice Brady
Montagua Love
Charien Kant
Marguerite Forrest
Blan Hleatel
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse at Columbia
Loew's Columbia screens Rex Ingram’s The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse starting Sunday afternoon as a Shrine week feature in Washington. Rodolpho and Alice Terry lead, with the drama tracing themes from the Argentine plains to prewar Paris and the German invasion, praised as a major screen milestone.
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Columbia
Washington
Loew
Rex Ingram
V. Blasco Ibands
Rodolph Tino
Alice Tarry
America
Whitheed
Four Horsemen
Paris
France
John
Ingram Haad
Abysmal Brute at Moore's Rialto
London's Abysmal Brute screens at Moore's Rialto starting Sunday. Hobart Henley adapts Jack London's tale with Reginald Denny, Mabel Judehna Scott, Davin Torrence, and others. A romantic battle of heart and fate amid comedy and pathos, with George Wild orchestrations and Melody Boys.
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Cowelstte
Tapert
Hobart Henley
Jack Lendoln
Moore's
Rialto Theater
Reginald Denny
Fonsernas
Cupid
Scaigty
Leadara
Mabal Judehna Scott
Davin ‘Torrence
Hayden Stevensdh
Charles K. French
Craufurd Kent
Equal Note
Feathes
George Wild
Melody Boys
Why Women Remarry at Central theater
Why Women Remarry a powerful drama of social combat and action will premiere in Washington as the main feature for the first four days at Crendall's Central theater. Milton Sills leads an noted cast with Grey Terry, Wilfred Lucas, Carol Hallaway and Clarion Selwynne and a Fighting Blood serial episode follows alongside a Kinogram.
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Washington
Crendall
Central Theater
Mitoa Sila
Thet Grey Terry
Witred Lucas
Carol Hallaway
Clarion Selwynne
Notabts Ensemble
H. C.witwar
Central
Gloria Swanson
Paramount
Ralph Graven
Theodore Roberts
Charles Clary
Louise Dressér
Robert Agnew
Louise Fazenda
W. E. Thompson
Derby Racer and Coaster Dip Race for Favor at Glen Echo
Derby attractions at Glen Echo Park draw crowds as two new rides join the existing lineup. A giant derby racer and a two year old self driven skooter ride attract thrill seekers and children alike. Park management notes the old carousel and whip remain popular among visitors.
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Glen Echo
Glen Echo, Park
Fach
Washington
Park visit sparks youths and Friday dancing night
Youngsters reach the park as dancing fills the ballroom under new glasslike flooring. The GiEn Eoho orchestra led by A. E. Oshl mann plays jaax music. Dancing runs from 20 shillings to 11:36 on weeknights.
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Ballrgaem
A. E. Oshlmann
Chesapeake Beach Salt Water Fun Promises Wet Sands
Washington’s sole salt water beach at Chesapeake Beach draws visitors to the Lares Shriners event with advertised wet sands and seaside amenities.
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Chesapeake Beach
Lares Shriners
Washington
Shrine crowds pack Colonial Beach with music and boating
Thousands of Shriners and visitors crowd Colonial Beach enjoying water bathing, ash, dancing to Ralph Garren's orchestra, boating, picnicking, and a tour of Amazement Fairyland. Extra train service from Southern Maryland ferries large crowds while Steamer St Johns begins weekend sailings offering salt water bathing, fishing, and amusements at the resort.
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Ralph Garren
Jaxi
Vistrlars
Maryland
Surea Ae Ee
St. Johns
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