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Hen. ABTOR B. It Lincoln, In the "Inner
Voice." llrnt hnlf of week. Tem Mix,
In "Untamed," latter half. Special
soloists and symphony orchestra.
DELSfONT anil I.OOURT "Something
te Think About," with Gleria Hwan
son and Clllett Dexter.
BTRAND, CAPITOL and COLONIAL
"The Illght te Leve," with Mae Mur
ray and David Tewcll. Special mu
Blcfl accompaniment.
AllOADIA "Dchrfld My Wife," with
Mabel Jullenne Scott and Milten
Sills.
atlRAT NORTHERN "The I,ove
Flower," with Clarlne Scypieur It's
a Orlfllth play, , ,
R1V0LI "The SlnR of Itesanne," with
Ethel Clayten, first half "Yeu Never
Can Tell," with Bebe Daniels, latter
half of week. .
LEADER Monday and Tuesday, Dor Der Dor
othy dish In "Little Miss nebelllen":
Wednesday and Thursday, "Every
body's Sweetheart" with Olive
Themas J Friday and Saturday, "Deep
Waters," mede from F. Hopklnsen
Smith's novel, "Caleb West, Master
Diver."
JUMBO Monday and Tuesday "The
Prince Chap," with Themas Mclghan;
Wednesday, "The Invisible DK-orce";
Thursday, Enid Bennett, In "Hair
pins" ; Friday and Saturday, Elsie
Fergusen, In "Lady Rese's Daughter."
A VENUE Monday and Tdcsday, "Deep
Waters" Wednesday nnd Thursday,
TJIUle TJurke, In "Away Ooea Pru
dence": Friday and Saturday, "The
Hound-Up," with llosceo ("Fatty")
Arbucklc.
OEDAR Monday and Tuesday, "Illlnd
Youth"; Wednesday and Thursday,
Will Rogers, In "Jes' Call Me Jim";
Friday and Saturday, "The Hound
tip," with Itoscee ("Fatty") Ar
buckle, COLISEUM Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Dorethy dish, In "Little
Miss Itebelllen" : Thursday, Friday
and Satutday, "Deep Waters" nnd a
Mack Sennett comedy, "Mevie Knni."
ORIGINAL MUaiC AT WALTON
"The Whirligig Ilevue of 1021" Is
the prettiest spectacle that hns yet been
offered atop the Walten reef. It was ar
ranged by Jeseph It Gerham Helen
Henstreni, prima denna, selects her
soles mostly from the eperns, while
Jennle Dleswin renders popular songs
with pleasing effect
Thll Ueutcljc, leader and pianist of
the Walten orchestra, dovets his spare
time te composition of songs nnd piano
numbers. A group of the latter Is com
posed of melodic transcriptions of city
slgnts nnd sounds, In which the spirit
rather than the actual sounds concerned
are Btresned. Each Is a veritable tone
poem In miniature
MODELED ON MARILYNN
Jessica Brown, Followed Inspiration,
With Achievement
Jessica Urewn, ene of the featured
dnncers In the "Midnight Iteundcrs" at
the Shubert, saw Marllynn Miller dance
In ene of the "Passing Shows" and then
and there Bhe declared that "if Marl
lynn can de It, no can I." Se she began
her career by Joining the chorus of a
musical comedy then playing In her
home town of Iluffnle. This was net ex
actly the realization of Miss Browns
ambition te beceme a dancer, but she
knew that "one must start somehow.
Three months In this company and then,
.. u1.n fpntiblv nnnrlMf"l- "I WAS llrCd.
Thin rvnprlnncn WOB sufficient te
Mnt.uA ta rtirAmtnt fnr fifteen months.
but the old lure returned. She Joined a
MnnlMnl atnnk rnmnanV With the firm
intentlnn of hecenntng a leading lady. At
the end of the season Bhe owed 1700.
Still Jessica Ilrewn could net get the
theatre out of her thoughts. Four years
thn wnt te New Yerk and danced
nt the old Hetel Knickerbocker, later
niJnrf Infn vntlrlftvllle.
This led te her appearance In Geerge
M. Cohnn's Revue, which marked her '
debut en Broadway. 2
Other Theatrical News en Page 6
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AFTER making motion 'pictures In
Europe for nine years, Jehn Hehen-
cst, ene or the best known directors
cn the ether slde of the Atlantic. Is at
the Goldwyn studies In Culver City,
fnllf.. maklnc n Rtudv of Anurlenn
methods of production. He was ene of
several experts en French life and cus
toms cngngea Dy jrranK Lloyd, Pauline
Frederick's director, te pass en the ac
curacy of detail In every pet for
"Madame X," which comes te the Stan Stan
eon next week. He also has a rela in
the play.
"American western pictures nre popu
lar In France and all ever Europe," he
said recently. "In fact, all AmeTlcan
productions except the comedies nre ver
well liked and a number of American
itars have a big following there."
"ITMLL ROQERS, the popular cowboy
,YV actor, whose fancy roping stunts
were a stellar attraction en the vaude vaude
xllle stage before he entered moving pic
tures, has acquired a new hobby. It
happened when the star was making
'Honest Hutch." at the Palace next
week. As "Hutch," Rogers Is the father
of three children, played by the younger
members of the Trebael family. Edward
Trcbael. eleven years old, hnd nulte a
reputation for queit throwing.
"Perhaps you can de things with a
rope nobody clse can, but I bet I can
beat any one round here threwln' horse
shoes," he boasted. Se the two went nt
U and the eleven year old easily came oft
victor.
But the actor was net te be worsted
for ler.g. Frem then en he devoted him
self te acquiring the art, and new little
Trebael gees around saying, "me
and Will HegerB can beat any ene In
Les Angcles county threwln' hotse hetse hotse
hecs '."
THE sympathetic role of Margaret
Hill In "Out of th Storm, te be at
the Vlcteila next week Is pertracd by
Barbara Castlcten. Her beauty and
charm have Impressed themselves In the
mlnda of Goldwyn audiences, especially
In "Dangerous Days." Jehn Bewers is a
lead who has been steadily forging te the
front of popularity. He ippcarcd re
cently with Pauline Frederick in "The
Weman In Roem 13."
Director William Parke interpreted
Gertrude Atherton's novel. "The Tower
of Ivery," from which this picture Is
adapter.
WHEN Jee Luckett, who used te be
with the Griffith organization and
who is new United Artists' manager at
Dallas, Tex., read net long age that p.
W. Grimth was coming te the city, the
news seemed "phony' Luckett was
nware that Orlfllth was due en the ovo evo ove
nlng of tt.e day of the aneunccd Dallas
visit, at the Chestnut Street Opera
Heuse In that city, te attend the 100th
performance here of "Way Down East."
Se he started a Uttle investigation. At
a hotel In Dallas sure enough there was
n man named "David Wark Grimth'
registered, -only he had changed the
Wark te Werk. Luckett was astonished
when he read In the papers absurd state
ments attributed te Grlfllth. Finally
Luckett "caught up" with his man and
the result W03 an arrest. The fellow, It
Is asserted, was endeavoring te make an
Impression upon a young woman who
wanted te go Inte picture work, and he
premised te make her a star te get her
Slcture in the papers and everything.
fifNB of the Interesting things about
J motion pietures Is that the dlrec dlrec
lere have welded all the arts music,
acting, sculpture, painting, literature.,
dancing and se en," says (J2rBe Mel
ford, who produced "Beheld My Wife.
the Paramount plcture new playing Its
necend week at the Arcadia. This Is the
film version of Sir Gilbert Parkers
novel, "The Translation of n; Savage
"A dtrecter must knew eomethlng of
nil these things, te be successful, nnd It
doesn't hurt an actor or a Bcenarle
wrltcr te be conversant te some extent
with the varied phases of art. A
camera man also can climb the higher
Is gifted In this direction. He must have
imagination, a knowledge of lighting,
grouping, composition what net?
"Photodrama ' also Includes sclence,
business and organization. A man who
has geno the route of the Btudle en
Impossible thing, perhaps, taking In
ETHEL CLAYTON.
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REFINED ENTERTAINMENT
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Sertlce Charzes. 11.00 Sat.. I.S0
Engagement Extraordinary
Whirligig Revue
A fanttitln nf Muile and Miming lir an
iwmtly of artlit clltnulhrl for
fTMfi, goed-loki and the (Ift ter enter,
lulntnr. Feminine fuverltrn from The
Gerhara Ilevue alas will participate.
Forty-first Annual
Charity Ball
ThurBday, Dec. 2, 9 P. M.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
, OPKNINO FKATU11E
A DrtlLLIANT CimiHTMAS PAGEANT
A btautlful and apeetacular plctura !
Plctln Franca In tha daya of I.eula XVI.
bunnv Ppaln. Old Japan, tha Orient and
tbe Par Ktit. txautlfully pertrayad by
evjr tnrea hundred dancers.
,,"? b'einclarlea era the Jefferaen Hos
pital, the Maternity Department! tha UnU
y"lty Hospital. Orthopedic Ward! tha
Dablea' IJeepltali the Children' Aid 8o 8e
clty ani ,he Vlaltlng Nuraea.
1'oera open at 8:00iconcert at 8:80 until
b.OOi epenlnv feature ut 0:00i general
danrlns about 1O.0O.
ivmii are ae.uu ler earn peraen, ana
narny jiau enice, nit
na lyomeara 803),
re en ,t)a ,t th. nnllrl
f heatnut Htraet tTelephp;
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aUVOllinrr Tlebara Una .m.li . U
II Hdf.ll,.th?i,,V,v ;ir" f'Vula'r 15.00
every branch of the work from the sce
nario writer's craft te the business of
distribution and exhibition, would knew
something of nearly everything worth
knowing."
CILVRLES RAY, delineator or country
boy characters, will be at the Stan
di the week of December 6 In "An
Old-Foshlened Bey." This story by
Agnes Christine Johnsten, an author
who has been responsible for many Ray
successes, takes the star away from his
country boy rele nnd places him in a
modem characterization. As David
Warrington he Is old-fashioned In re
gard te romance nnd marriage. In
ether words. David Is all for home the
suDurnnn nome wnere cnuaren may nave
iree development away irem city lire
nnd cramped apartments
IN "MARRIED LIFE," the new Mack
Sennett five-reel comedy distributed
through First National Pictures, Inc., te
be shown at the Victeria week of De
cember 6, though a purely farcical of
fering, has Injected one thrill after an
other. Thrills nnd comedy nre se
closely interwlned that It is said the
shivers up the splne are immediately
dispelled by the laugh that fellows-
Ben Turpln leads the Sennett fun
makers In the Intermingling of laugh
and thrills.
TriE spectacular melodrama, "The
Hepe," by Cecil Raleigh and Henry
Hamilton, will be the attraction at the
Palace week of December 6. Its sev
eral Impressive scenes include a pic
turesque volcanic eruption In which the
houses of a city In Italy am seen top
pling ever and a skirmish between
British troops and Hindu natives In
India, both said te be marvels of real
Ism. THROUGHOUT trie week of Decem
ber 20 wilt be shown at the Academy
""" Music a photoplay version of
"Cavnllerla Rustlcana" nnd a modern'
drama of the films, "Veu Married My
Husband," with Diana Karene, RuBslan
nctress of high repute. In the leading
role, t The production of "Cavnllerla
Rustlcana" was made In Sicily, In the
locality of the tfagle story, and was
under the personal supervision of Jehn
Verga, librettist. It haa as leading
player Gemma Belllnclenl, Italy's most
famous Santuzza. The company Is mr de
up of welt-known actors from the lead
ing theatres of Italy. Ettero Martini,
composer and conductor, has written a
score for "Yeu Married My Husband,"
and it will be played by a large orches
tra under his direction, "Cavnllerla" will
be presented te the original Maecagnl
music. Thrce soloists will sing arias,
William 'Brunl, tenor! Angele Antela,
bnrltene, remembered In opera, and
Gllda Bartlnl, soprano.
Guide te Phbteplays
for the Week te Come
New Photoplay
STANTON "Madame X" will show
Pauline Frederick In the tltle rele
of Alexandre Btssen's emotional play.
She Is the mother who Is defended
In the trlnl for her llfe by her son.
It Is a Goldwyn picture, with William
Ceurtlelgh, Cassen Fergusen, Hardee
Klrkland, Albert Rosceo and Wlllard
Leuis. Frank Lloyd directed.
PALACE "Honest Hutch" has Will
ReEcrs In Garrett Smith's story of a
man who In his mind becomes a plu
tocrat after hiding seme money which
disappears when he digs for it nftcr
he has become a success. Clarence
Badger directed, with Tuny Marshall
Mary Aldcn and ethers In the support.
VICTORIA "Out of the Storm" Is the
Gertrude Atherton picture which was
made from her story "The Tower of
ivory." ana was directed py William
Parks for Goldwyn. It has W. Lava-
urv ltl.lt Inhn lletirnrD QMneif Alrt.7.-
worth, Deris Pawn In the story, which
tells of a clrl of the slums who rises
te epcratlu success and finds true
love.
REGENT "Burglar Proof" is Bryant
Washburn's piece, which tells of a
country hey In the city who meets
two types of girls. Paramount fea
tures Leis Wilsen ns one girl nnd
Ob.ic Merse as tile ether. Directed
by Maurice Campbell from Tem
Geraghty's story.
Reviewed Heretofore
CHESTNUT "Way Down East" con
tinues te be popular by reason of Its
thrilling Ice-rescue scene nnd the plc plc
turlzatlen of a famous old melo
drama. It Is a D. W. Orlfllth nred-
uct, with Lillian Glsh, Richard Bar
thelmess and ethers In the cast. A
large symphony orchestra and effects
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