Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1926, Page 24

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, turization of Israel Zangwill's comedy “Too Much Money,” with Lewls S. Stone and Anna Q. Nilsson in the prinetpal role: CENTRAL—"The Love Gamble.” “The Love Gamble,” a melodramatic romance, is the feature at Crandall’s | Central Theater the first two days of this week beginning vesterdav. This 1 | Exhibitors Film Exchange picture is | strong in the element of suspense and in unexpected climaxes. The n is especially good and the nd photography adequate. remost feminine roles ar ed by Lillian Rich and T Sennett's two starring Ralph ties by Barrymore. juaw wife, who na neglec METROPOLITAN. Maltreating his killed in a storm, child, the brute is i ¢ the mate takes the child | Zangwill's | comedy,. | Money,” which opened y be- | the wWeek at Crandall's Metropolitan, cor, | Lewis Stone gives his fans the s ensue, but | prise of their lives as a_comedian of v cleared | the first water. The fact that he Fhe | never for @ moment departs from | Kellvs are nnited and | his character. that of a diznitied, well | everything | boised man of the world. in mee the comedy situations »ums to A'il" ‘11” the more (o the absurdit | mertorm sereen (Continued from Page Nineteen.) the mone on-inlaw” grows, Cohens eving him to he a ) squahbles mivaculons danzh attempt to hre Which had budded ved hy and the fade-out < up the final een the h erene. Excellent actins a_somewhat litt the pre better po helps | prolific | concerns 2 oo rich, o | the Wife is 50 taken up with frothy | iends who_cling a = the | weets of her S that she very Robards een to endable K s a climax « | when the v - ; er | way to h attempting to | frun aw the cluteh of {those ter icehy H \(m ning, Madam,” | The photosraphy is excellent and the | ter, and with a new rele: |1 : | Lyman H. Howe “Hodge Podge” and \hile 1he sver d delisht as | 18 Y ther quiet and v Then v io devote much in the scene atmos- home ‘the rdidness <L scens he paiy splendid music sh the enatinal News reel. Aesoiys | piy n music provides the addi- Ccomedy complete | tio of the program. the violin, concert tenor, wiven : ion son; M Charleston expert, ilms complete the prc PALACE—"S¢ e The hus The Palace Theater = “tion_this | Doweyar i weel Horses.” is said 10| oftices of Lis be. have Leen adapted frc he Frances | tended 1o have Brett Young that k ed by Alan his W only in| the role hand TERIY the bill TIVOLL 3 Chap! appearance on the screen of Crandall's | Tivoli Theate this weel belie jof a Harlem flat, in their new & and the The Symphony Concert. clock the- Rialto Theater in- d a symphony orchestra of 40 <, under rcon, which on to a program | ks from The o owed by the lnd unfamilia rlie unl\ h the st two days of d Rush wes: ol - the f alihy | ture to Witk his leugh pathos and The 1 niik 2 sreat W creen buti wind for the chither her i whose with immedi- | showinz w1 n-1to him the v hig which to hunt work. | seen, W mirth Chapln o that thev with the adventures 1 an 3 hetic it § U it t rotigh fana rug s zold country the wife. the Laom dis- wd com tal mu Al provi nents anid Chilkoot Pas journey heomber of a in impor: wpy ending. 1 talent s the ty An News, lellishment iy Otto | V. Clarke, complete ment. AMBASSADOI he musical em. . Beck and Ida the entertain- | pical COLUMBIAN="The ling vomance of “Too Much Money which is f Hereafter instead of soda, tak (ittle “Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia” in | water any time for indigestion or sour, acid, gassy stamach, and relief will come instantly. BETTER THAN SODA For fifty years genuine “Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia” has been pre- scribed by physicians because it | overcomes three times as much acid - lin the stomach as a saturated solu althall, is cen this tacular sen man Ke e iative ponulacion L laid low with le.. [turing a < also a vealistic o . Vidor and Jac deserted w sned scene ter this we Crandall's days of t 1t ue R:-\ Beach stulf, “virility, leerin, swash buckling villain and clean-cut hero, who triumphs in the end and wins the 10t his heri. i is taken from the Beach pens at sea, where the role | ¢ white man of full of ship s th ember capta hu Mar He usually with Fable ca is in th -omedies, subjectx and tur e in novel of the Pathe Pe se and Ger he ROYAL ‘Three button doubla breasted; tubular trea ment; very new. CHESTER Three button double breasted model; a favorite beautifully lyrical “Prize Song'’ from “Dle Meistersinger’ in orchestral form, in which’ the violins were es- pecially good. A Liszt concerto for piano and or-; chestia, in A major, in which Carlson Hargrave, new pianist of the orches- tia, made his personal debut, came next. Mr. Hargrave has facile com- mand of technique lovely effects in this work, although it hampered with a small instru- ment instead of a concert KY)IYI] The prelude to ‘“‘Lohengrin’ well done, with cello a('u-n!ln Swan motlf, and the fine work in the \-lrlllll);. ar mumr aronsed keen enthu; n. The « ture to “Tannhausel as the Iwflu\l conelu n to the pr am. Mr. n proved in his excel- lent 1 of the Venusberg and Pilgrim motves, as well as in his reading of the other Wagner works, nnt only thoroush knowledge of the ¢ this compo: rks should be lll‘"U‘l] in accent, and phrasing, but aiso a full ation of the music The audience was quite large for the opening number, and, the theater was practically filled by’ the end of the second selection. Mr. Guterson and his men were given an ovation at color app 'the close of the program Stomach PHILLIPS Milk of Magnesm tion of bicarbonate of soda, the stomach sweet and free gases. 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