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THE WASHINGTON POST SUNDAY JANUARY 28 1917 I 1 i is Fewr Favorite Film Star Married i AVERT Interesting document submitted to the dramatic department of The Post by Thomas Gilmer of this city provides an answer to a question often asked by film fans Wherever possible Mr Gilmer has supplied the name of the wife or husband In all cases in this array of more than a hundred screen celebrities he arouses or dashes the sentimental hopes of impressionable youths and maidens The following lit has been very carefully checked with the studio records May Allison aged 21 not married Anderson 37 married Mary Anderson 19 married Ros coe Fatt Arbuckle 30 mar ned to Minta Durfee Klnp Bae gott 37 married Theda Bar a 26 not married Bessie Barriscale 23 married to Howard Hickman Ethel Barrmore 36 married Lionel Bar more 34 married to Doris Rankin Beerlj Bayne 22 not mar led Harry Benham 32 married to Ethel Cook Dorothy Bernard 25 married to A Van Buren Sarah Bernhardt 72 married Carljle Blackwell 30 married Hobart Bos worth 49 married to Adele Far rinRton Billie Burke 30 married Francis Bushman 31 married Charles Chaplin 27 not married Marguerite Clark 29 not married Ethel Clayton 26 married to Joseph Kaufman Maurice Costello i9 married Marguerite Courtot 19 not married Edward Coxen 2S married to Edith Borella James rure 32 married to Marguerite hnow Irving Cummings 28 not married Grace Cunard 25 not married Marie Dressier 47 married Sidnej Drew 47 married to Lucille MtVej Jane Morrow Douglas Fairbanks 33 married William Faversham 4S married to Julie pp Dustin Farnum 40 married illiam Farnum 41 not married Geraldine Farrar 34 married to Lou Tellegen Earle Foxe 29 married Mary Fuller 23 not married Will lam Garwood 30 not married Dorothy Glsh 18 not married Lilian Jish 20 not married Ethel Gran din 22 married to Mr Smallwood a director Winifred Greenwood 24 married to George Field Alan Hale 27 married to Gretchen Hartman Donald Hall 37 married to Frankie Mann Ella Hall 20 not married leneieve Hamper 24 married to Kobert Mantell Robert Harron 22 not married William Hart 46 not married Raymond Hitchcock 4 married to Flora Zabelle Helen Holmes 23 married to Mc iOwan De Wolf Hopper 54 married Edna Wallace Hopper 42 married to A Brown May Hotel 34 married to Arthur Hotaling Louise HulT 21 married to Edgar Jones Irene Hunt 24 married to Lester Scott May Irwin 54 married William Jeffeison son of Joe married to iian Martin Alice Joce 27 married to Tom Moore Annette Kellermann 27 married Dorothy Kell 22 married to Herbert Have nor Warren Jack Kerrigan 29 not named Florence La Badie 21 not married Wilton Lackay 54 married Florence Lawrence 27 married to Harr Solterdirector Anna Little 24 married to Allan Forrest Harold I ockwood 29 married Bessie Love IT not married Mae Marsh 21 not married Antonio Moreno 28 not married James Morrison 28 not married Alia Nazimoa 37 married Marshall Neilan 27 married to ertrude Bambrick Mabel Xor inand 22 not married Jane Novak 20 married to Frank New burg House Peters 2S married Olga Petrova 28 married Mary Pick ford 2 married to Owen Moore Lottie Pickford 21 maried to Mr niipp Edna Purviance with Chaplin 21 not married Wallace Reid 6 married to Doroth Davenport Theo Robeits 55 maried Gertrude Robinson 2 married to James Kirkwood Ruth Roland 23 not married Fritzi Scheff 37 married Mack Sennett 30 not married Phillips Smaller 40 married to Iois Weber Ford Sterling 31 mar Tied to Teddv Sampson Anita Stewart 21 not married Ruth stonehouse 23 married to Joseph Roach Edith Store 24 not mar ifd Blanche Sweet 21 not mar Mfrl Mabel Taliaferro 29 married Norma Talmadge 21 married to her manager Joseph Schenck Rose ma Thebi 24 married Travers 31 not married Mabel Trunnelle 24 married to Herbert Prior Louise Vale 22 married Lillian Walker 28 not married Geo Walsh 25 married to Seena Owen Henry Walthall 38 married to Isabel Fenton Bryant Washburn 27 married to Mabel Forrest Pearl White 27 not married Crane Wilbur 30 married to Cecile Stanton Earle Williams 36 not married Kathlyn Williams 28 married to Eyton Clara Kimball Young 24 married to James Toung Thus it will be seen that as a general rule the hero and heroine are not married to each other And you can never tell whether an actress Is really in love or only registering The dialogue of The Great Lover offers numerous examples of genuine wit and real philosophy Here for example is a comment on the great American cocktail spoken by Leo Dit nchsteln in the role of Jean Paurel the singer Tour ladies elles ent ravlssantes but the cocktails they are like your nation a very funny mixture Tou put in bitters to make it hot ice to make it cold whiskey to make it strong water to make it weak lemon to make it sour sugar to make it sweet then jou say Here Is to you and you drink him yourself As a contrast to the above lines It may be well to scrutinize the following dialogue in which the great lover tells how he experienced for the first time the emotion of true love and laments his unworthiness But cherie what I can It is life Tet as long as I have you and we are together I am indeed a lucky man We take the first steamer to Italy and go to my villa at Como which is the Garden of Eden without any snake to poison ones mind We will marry and you will help me to forget Ah I want you cherie you do not know how much Dear one I am jealous of each hour that keeps you out of my arms Can you not understand the hunger that eats out my soul for you Sometimes I think le bon Dieu punishe me because I am not always a good man Yes what comes to me now is the tragedy of the man who has never denied himself anything One day comes the one woman he can really loe and then he have nothing new to give her If only a boy could know when first he grew to be aman that the day will come when he would give his soul to have a clean heart again I want new speech for you new love words new caresses I want my arms to hold you differently I long to give you something that has not been desecrated by the touch of other women But kisses are kisses whether you mean them or not Oh cherie ever since Tve loved you I realized what a tragedy that Is Thus a lifetimes history Is epitomized In a few words Warner Oland who is pictured in the role of Baron Hurokl the Japanese diplomat in Patria the film serial now on exhibition at Keiths is a master of the art of make up A majority of theatergoers who have seen the first episodes of the serial are persuaded that Oland In spite of his name is a Japanese When he appeared as the chief of the secret service in The Yel low Ticket he was mistaken for a Theatrical News and Gossip Margaret Anglln ha followed the unsllent majority into the silent drama Particulars are lacking Francis Wilson former musical comedy star was married In St Louis last Thursday to Miss Edna Bruns of St Charles Mo The bride was Mr Wilsons leading woman In When Knights Were Bold and other plays Barrie as a dreamer Barrle as a novelist Barrie as a master of whimsy and Barrie as the king of make believe as he has been styled recently are some ot the attributes which have been accorded to the author of The Little Minister Quality Street What Every Woman Knows and Peter about his nationality are tributes to the actors skill As a matter of fact he was born In Umea Sweden almost at the top of the world as he expresses It When he was 10 years old he was brought to America by his parents A great ambition lurked In his mind He aspired to become an opera singer but his dream of picking up gold in the streets of New York was quickly dispelled Instead of receiving the plaudits from the Horseshoe Circle at the Metropolitan he was riding around the ring at Madison Square Garden in com pany with Frank Kramer Eddie Ball Lloyd McFarlane Harry Elks and other famous professional bicycle riders of the day But all the time he was humming the pathetic Italian aria Addla from Traviata and his dream of operatic life continued Finally tired of bicycle riding he went to Boston landing there with 9 in his pocket S3 of which he spent for a vocal lesson For months he had a difficult time obtaining enough to eat but finally got a position as a super in the production of Hall Calnes The Christian which was to have its premiere in Boston From among the supers the stage manager wanted a young man who could sing Gounods Jesus of Nazareth Oland jumped at the opportunity and because he could do the solo he was granted the munificent sum of 18 a week His success from this time was rapid His first picture experience was gained in support of Theda Bara and he soon became her leading man His work attracted attention and he was chosen for the villain in Patria A GUIDE FOR THE PLAYGOER CONTINUED FROM SECOND PAGE Emily Stevens Is pictured in the central role The Matinee Idol a film comedy that features Halph Herz will be the supplementary attraction Other photoplavs announced for the current week will be ehown as follows Wednesdaj Lou Tellegin and Cleo Ridgelv in The Victoria Cross Thursdav Gail Kane in On Dangerous Ground Friday William Hart in The Devils Double Saturday Frank MclnUre in The Traveling Salesman GAYETT Fred Irwins Big Show described as a hirlev girley entertainment designed for the tired business man ill begin a weeks engagement this afternoon The central feature of the offering is a two act burlesque called The Hotel de Bunk which sets forth the varied happenings at a fashionable hostelry much frequented by the newly rich and other social climbers The list of fun makers includes Joe Burton Emmett Guilfoyle Hilda Bertin Virginia Irwin and Jean Leonard Specialties will be introduced by Jean Leonard who will contribute im personations or viice liou me lauiuus English comedienne Emmett Guilfoyle who will offer imitations of Eddie Leonard the black face comedian and by Harry Howe who will appear in an ec centric dancing act A large chorus made necessary by the elaborate danc mg and song numbers is a feature of the new Irwin entertainment Some of the song hits listed in the program are Iv Got Everybodys Number Songs of Yesterday I wonder Whats I the Matter With My Eyes Young Ideas and I love a Piano I MASOMC AUDITORIUM The Awakening of Helena Ritchie a film I Russian These erroneous theories but neTer nt bwtil lasiesi lancy A Jisa iur uiucicn has the Scotch dramatist been spoken of as Barrie the prophet Yet in one scene of the new play Sir James in a whimsical mood as is his fashion has distinctly established his claim to a prophetic soul The scene is a ballroom the dream of a cockney child who being lonely and half starved derives her pleasure in life in imagining that she is Cinderella In a fevered sleep she dreams that she is at a great ball a cockneys Idea of a ball for she can only Imagine things in glorified terms of her dally experiences The king and queen of the ball are garbed like the king and aueen the child has seen nictured on playing cards and they speak in cock I ney accents One of the most striking characters at this ball is Lord Times the embodiment in human form of the English dally to whom the girl has often heard her employer speak of writing about all conceivable things Lord Times has only a few words to say but he is the most powerful figure at court even daring to declare to the king Less talk when his majesty begins an harangue from the throne Later on when prince queen and courtiers are protesting at Cinderellas request for a certain Important test for goodness Lord Times steps forward and sternly announces well within his right as the epitome of modern publicity It must be done These lines and situations seemed but whimsical travesty on the part of the dramatist when the play was first produced In London a yeaT ago but during the very week that gave us the American premiere of the fancy as Barrie calls the new piece the North cllffe press of England of which the Times is the foremost representative had succeeded in saying to the government less talk and had accomplished Its aim of overthrowing the Asquith ministry followed by the elevation of the Northcliffe champion David Lloyd George to the premiership and head of the war council In other words Lord Times mandate in Barries A Kiss for Cinderella had been carried out In real life Two members of the original Trilby company will appear on the Washington stage this week Leo Dltrlchsteln created the role ofZouZou In the dramatization of the Da Maurier story Robert Paton Gibbs an Important member of The Flame company was the Gecko in that production Mr Gibbs has a long list of striking stage portraits to his credit Here Is an abbreviated list General Campos Santos In The Dictator Geoffrey Pilgrim in Sporting Life Garardy In The Pit Paul DeGivne In The Soudan Baron Freidrich in My Official Wife Gaspard Debre in The Lions Heart Major Gennaro de Mendoze in Captain Impudence Pico in In Paradise Mouraka Pasha in Phroso Fernande in The Count of Monte Crlsto VI comte de Fontenell in Business Is Business Victor le Mercier in Vir glnius Noel In Madame Sals bury Duval in We Are Seven Jacob Engstrand in Ghosts General Tung in The Dragons Claw Dr Caius in the Hackett revival of The Merry Wives of Windsor and Luigi Hlccardo In The Land of the Free Calamlta Is the Italian word for a lucky charm whlcn is worn suspenaea from card or a ribbon about the neck either over or under the outer clothing It is supposed to safeguard the wearer against every possible ca 1mltv inf tia name Calamlta The custom of wearing this charm dates rrom tne eariy oman uum Royal potentates and even popes have been known to wear them while the average Italian would rather part with his right eye than be deprived of his calamlta In The Great Lover Leo Ditrichstein as Jean Paurel Is reluctantly persuaded to give his little charm to Ethel Warren as a proof of his love From the Instant he places It about her neck bad luck breaks in upon him The calamlta Is usually a small flat disk shaped bag containing seven substances Mr Dltrlchsteln as Jean Pauvel describes the contents of the one used In The Great Lover as follows The claw of the owL A vipers fang A lock of hair from a suicide A shred from a beggarmans coat The scrapings from a thief nails A chip from a shipwrecked vessel And a llttre piece of a rabbits talL AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS version of Margaret Delands widely read novel will be shown tonight Ethel Barrymore is pictured In the role created by Margaret Anglln in the original dramatization The photoplay follows closely the incidents of the printed story the story of a beautiful and wealthy woman who has experienced tragedy as a wife yet does not comprehend the real responsibilities of life until bitter experience drives its lessons home to her Her awakening comes when she is called upon to choose between the man she loves and the child she has adopted An exceptionally capable company supported Miss Barry more before the camera in this important film production AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS MASONIC AUDITORIUM Tonight ETHEL BARRYMORE in The Awakenin of Helen Richie A Screen Version of Margaret Delands Xovel Shows C40 StOO and 9i20 Music by the Utopian Trio TnmnrmW CIeo Rlely and Wallace limiUllUn na ln The yellow Pawn AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS fllFlfl 5 jm wwr mFlM flfeik THE MOMTTI OPERA GO jsh a cxuNTFrrc re supeira I CVrtlHCTTC JVA1 I 1 tmnwo HP jp Wi Ss LA mm Spencer Charters Co In The Hermit Lane Plant Timmons The Harmonic Three Fagg White In The Belle of Darktonn The Doris Lester Trio In Breere That Blew Bordun Torney Mnleal Comedy Entertainers Jack Morrisey Co The Australian Whip King Tommy Ray The Lnsltanla Singing Fireman Hearst Pathe Weekly And Bray Cartoons FEATURE FILM EXTRAORDINARY 1 Grt Bue Rlbbon VItn Ft shown only at AH ENEMY TO THE KING iuu 445 AND 1015 With II Sothern and a notable cant DAILY lag SUNDAYS HATS 25c EVES 25c to I ilfe Beginning Tomorrow Matinee and Ending Next Sunday Night AMERICAS LOVELIEST STAR OF SCREEN AD STAGE EDNA GOODRICH In Her Yandex ille Premiere and Only Time at Popular Price In Edgar Han Wooirs Smart Broadway Comedy of a Fashion Shop for Milady of Million and Her Modltea Creation and Caprlee Called 1 Hit Profonnd THE MANNEQUIN AfnYorkSUtlo ryTRi Famon Producer Rolfe A Maddorka Ble Choral Comedy RUBEVILLE Fats and an ITnanally Large Company of Comedian and Singer Mile Yvette From Paris Moon Morris The Chic Chantene Vlolinlte The Simultaneous Stepping Star teo A Dick Rath Three Araloa Leo Beer The Lerollo Organ Recitals 5S rV l5 PATRIA Mrs Vernon Castle Third Eplode Winded MlllfflllS mi A Company IBHT BOAT i right Dietrirh stnart Bnrne and All Lat AVeeWa Huge Hit TnHJW IM nil flIG DIITU CT CM I Ted Shawn Company iuuuj tiuu aim uio nuui giubnid thk imrht boat co THIS WEEK Mght nt 8l20 Oreh J150 and 2 BaL 75c and 9100 Gallery 50c THE BELASCO Washingtons Playhouse Beautiful MATINEES WED A SAT AT 2x20 SAT 25c to S150 WED 25c to I Presenting Only the Foremost Foreign and Native Artists and Attractions RICHARD WALTON TULLY INC jAnes Peede Geh Mgr Pbesfntx DIRECT FROM ITS NEW YORK TRIUMPH fA DRAMA OF LOVE AND MOTHERHOOD RICHARD WALTON TULLV AS UNUSUAL AND SPECTACULAR AS HIS OTHER GREAT POPULAR SUCCESSES iiniMViZr SCtUirOdn0ton nd DwHnsnlhed Cast Inelndlng ILTIiEMI PEGGY OXEIL ROBERT GIBBS JAMES SEELEY LOUIS AXCKER HARRIET STERLING RICHARD GORDON ANN WARRINGTON And Other TONIGHT AT 815 TOMORROW AT 4 NEWMAN TRAVEL TALKS EXQUISrTE COLOR VIEWS WONDERFUL MOTION PICTURES PEKING Imperial Palace The Great Wall POPULAR PRICES 25c 50c 75c 100 NEXTWEEK DAVID BELASCO Presents a New Play seats NOW ii ALIAS ff By WILLARD MACK Based Upon a Story by John A Moroo Produced Under the Personal Supervision of Mr Belasco With an Excep tlonal Cast Wed Feb 7 430 LAST CONCERT This Seasons Series NYSYMPHONY ORCHESTRA WALTER DAMROSCII Condnctor Josef Hoffman Soloist Tet s25 J05ci iiuu man joioisi ATthvz Smith 1S09 SUNDAY 15c GARDEN DAILY 1 0c 1 5c SUN MON TUES HIS GREATEST FILM PLAY FRANK KEENAN LN sin YE DO EXTRA MUTT AND JEFF TOPICAL DIGEST jmWk fflaaaH 9aB wsiHar WED THURS LILLIAN GISH OT HOUSE BUILT UPON SANDS EXTRA SIDNEY DREW IN HIS PERFECT DAY FRI SAL REX BEACH PLAY OF ALASKA CHARLOTTE WALKER IN PARDNERS EXTRA LOIS MEREDITH IN GIRL WHO CAN COOK SUNDAY 15c STRAND DAILY 10c 15c wgm JmPri MKp7 THE SUN M0N LOUISE GLAUM IN WEAKER SEX EXTRA KATZENJAMMER KIDS TOPICAL REVIEW TUES WED THURS BENJ CHRISTIE IN BLIND JUSTICE EXTRA HTTGHIE MACK IN BLUFFS AND BOWLING BALLS FRI SAT DOROTHY DALTON IN CHICKEN CASEY EXTRA AL ST JOHN IN A GRAB BAG BRIDE 75o POLIS Beginning Tomorrow Ere At 815 Prices 25c 50c 75c Matinees Tue Thar Sat 1600 Seats at 25c JIMMIE HODGES IN The Sensational Musical Comedy JEAN TYNES And a Cut ef Excellence A Galaxy ef Feminine LoTeline 2 Sonr Nnmben SS People Bif Orchestra NEXT WEEK SEATS ON SALE tUESDAY GCS HILLS BIGGEST AND GREATEST SUCCESS HANS UND FRITZ Frii THE KATZENJAMMER KIDS Hilariously Fanny Gorgeously Girlie Entrancingly Musical COMING SOON THE POLI PLAYERS CRANDALLS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA MARIE DRESSLER WITH JOHNNV HINES TILLIE WAKES UP Even Better Than Tlllle Punctured Romance MOIS DAY TUESDAY ETHEL CLAYTON Supported by ROCKCLIFFE FELLOWES Former Poll Player In THE BONDAGE OF FEAR and FRANCIS BUSHMAN and BEVERLY BAYNE In the Second Installment of The Great Secret WEDNESDAY THURSDAY ONE TOUCH OF SIN With GLADYS BROCKWELL FRIDAY SATURDAY ALICE BRADY In THE HUNGRY HEART It Adapted From the Famoai Flay Fron Fron RANDALL SAVOY 14th and Columbia Road SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA TODAY MONDAY CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS BEGINNING NATIONAL The only theater la Washington offering ex einlyely American and frelxa tars of the Srat rank TOMORROW EYENG 8 Matinees Wed and Sat at 220 New York Company and Original Production One Year In New York 3 Months Chicago 2 Months Boston NEXTWEEK SEATS THURSDAY MATINEES I Wednesday and Saturday THE WONDER PLAY OF THE WORLD Critically and Popularly Pronounced the Greatest Play In One Hundred Year KLAW A ERLANGERS GIGANTIC AND GORGEOUS PRODUCTION BEN HUR A fall of thrill for the yonnfc a the old and no te ean alt ande it pell and not take home something that will cling to memory like try 350 living actor illnatrate In voice and action and drea the dying day of PaKanlm and the dan nine life of a new llsht 24 living horea in the blood curdling chariot race SEVENTH CONCERT PERCY FRIDAY 430 TEN STAR SERIES JULIA Graingerand Heinrich The Australian Compoer Planlt Soprano Metropolltai Opera Company FEB 6 FEB 16 FEB 20 Philadelphia Orchestra Leopold Stokownkl tonductor Elena Gerbardt Sololt EDDY BROWN HELEN STANLEY The Greatet ViollnUt Since Joachim Prima Donna Chicago Opera Company LE GENSKA Tickets Now SUuic at Offlce of AHTHUB SMITH 1306 Street National Theaer GVTP8 15 Last Two Times oi Griffiths Gigantic Spectacle Symphony Orchestra of 30 From the Liberty Theater New York THE MOST STUPENDOUS PRODUCTION EVER VIIONED AND REALIZED BY THE HUMAN DRAIN Presenting the Worlds Foremost Photoplays The Most Select Follow lug In the City of Washington LOEWS COLUMBIA Continuous 1030 A to II 0CI5C25C Holiday Sunday Continuous 3 to 1130 I Program Chanrtd Sunibrs and Thursday TODAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY HOUSE PETERS In Tht HanninfQQ nf Thrpp Wnmpn 9 A Fascinatine Society Drama THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY VIVIAN MARTIN In THE WAX MODEL A Stirring Combination of Laughs and Thrills GRAN PIPE ORGAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA In Thomaa Dlxona TLIC Inmoriil tlarr WtSm FOOLISH VIRGIN TUESDAY THURSDAY rss A cAjssPEfcmLL In VANITY i 0n Dngerou Ground Displaying Beautiful Gown And FRANCIS BUSHMAN and BEVERLY BAYNE WEDNESDAY In the Second Chapter of LOU TELLEGEN THE GREAT SECRET Supported by CLEO RIDGELY and FRIDAY SESSUE HAYAKAWA WILLIAM HART In The Victoria Cro In The Peril Doable GAYETY Fred Irwins Big Show Featuring NAT NAZARRO TROUPE WITH JOE BURTON and EMMET GUILFOYLE Supported by the Following Cast Virginia Irwin Hilda Bertin Jean Leonard Adel Ander 1 son Queenie Happy Bessie Lewis Jimmy Nazarro Harry Howe Ueorge Wong Nat Nazarro And a Chorus of 24 Beautiful Girls 24 NEXT WEEK Fred Irwins Majesties SATURDAY FRANK MelNTYRE la The Traveling Sale man Adapted Font Ilia Great Broadway Hit POLIS THEATER Friday Feb SM30 JOHN McCormack Seat bow on ale at Mm Greene ticket office la Droopa 13th aad Tuesday Jul SO 4S0 Rational Theater Price 3M 200 150 100 Seats Now en Sal at Mr Greenes Ticket Office ia Droop 13th aad 0 MISCHA ELMAN VIOLINIST.