Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1926, Page 62

4 MUSEMENTS. MARCH 28, 1926—PART 3. ™ AMUSEMENTS. . | day, Douglas Fairbanks in “His [“The Mollycoddle™; Saturday, double |sire” and Al St. John ir P e a v 2] . Majesty the American,” “Mazie” No. [feature, James Oliver (urwood's | Shines™; Wedne Oto a y S 1S ce KING OF THE TURF 11 and Pathe News |“The Ancient Highway,” with Jack | Marguerite de La Motte i > Hoit and Billle Lov and Mary F - ple vs. Nancy Prestor Wi P S ) HOME ford,in "The Love Light,” uiso chap. | Hiers in “Weak | ’ . | e i i __{ter 2 of “The Green Archer.” (Shows [day, Bebe Daniels in * (Continued from Third Page.) LINCOLN—"Just Suppose. 2 i rflg“;h Vera s naiay and \“”:’;fm continuous on Saturday from 2 p. ne” and comed | *Just Suppose.” starring Richard Bowsd 1 K Gorviear: tamorrow, |on Sunday from 3 p.n.) Cody and Norma Sheaver i fred Savoir, directed by Mal St. Clair, | Barthelmess, @ romance concerning 4 e E e tanpn |retaty” and comedy: Satur and the cast \.lli’]lldPK Andre De Be- | the prince of a little Kuropean king ant Diche i II);\ Walt PR NS queline Togan in Outs! ranger, ¥ ndon Hurst | dom and a beautiful young American illy Dooley in ““A Tod 1 RIGTint Buster Browr d William ‘tright. “Lucky | girl, will be seen a 5 The 3 A Salty oday and tomorrow, VTin in and Wil v | girl, will be seen at the Lincoln The o Chaues 1n Btars,” starri arr; ngdon: the | ater for the first three days of this hd Buster Brown comed Pathe Review and pipe-organ music | week, beginning today. The scenes are B iy, Mbace Banom will round out the bill. 5 i laid in the palace of the king abroad b B Mulhall in he Dixie Merchant” cand Wednesday, Ibanez'sland upon the estates of fashionable 3 Clyde Cooke in “What's the )Vorld "directed by Monta Bell, with | Tong Island. It was adopted from the Coming To”; Thursday, May McAvoy nn-i,‘m.-, Cortez and Greta Garbo In the | play” 1 A Ahtnke Ann mieeie T il Road to, Gloty % Comeay. jeading roles, =upported by Gertrude | [ois Moran in the role opposite the “Phe - Fighting Tailo iday, Regi. | 383 . Olmstead, Tully Marshall, Arthuristar. Lloyd Hamilton in “Careful, nald Denny in “What Happened to |amateur nigh i Edmund Carewe, Edward Connelly | Please,” will also be shown. 3 Jones,” Aesop Fable and Pathe Re-|.Sporting Li ey = and Luclen Litefleld. also Bobby | ‘Wednosday and Thursday, 3 i h 3 view; Saturday Pty fn | Isn't Lite Terrible.” news reel and Vernon in “Watch Out” and the| prevost and Matt Moore in 3 ( & “The Outsider,” “Our Gang’ Mary, | Pisede § ot “The Green Archer of the Day"; Thursday and|Bride,” the story of an - ! o > i RNy R Queen of Tois” and “Casey of the|Saturday, Tom Mix in “Dendwood nald Denny fn Univer- | pride who almost ruins her hush > : i { i e Coast Guard,” No. 1. [Sonene SISy Aubiey Sirc Flomas e ul”(.»‘u ‘I,|u;|d:\m'~( 3] financial pros s % - e .‘1 <‘nl|(~r i Ae l'yr Fables and episode “What Happened to Jor |in Mack Sennett’s, “Good ) R ; 5 ) of Basting Crewsien also a short comedy, “The PIEhUNg | Madam': Friday, Monte Blue in *1 . ¢ % o i :" l“‘""' - 3 | e ailor”; Saturday, Vera Reynolds, | Nan Upstairs,” supplemented b < A A b Richard the Lion Lo RAPHAEIL William _ Boyd, Hobar ).“‘\\“m‘\ | Day in ove and . i ’ . 4 story o n.-l twelfth CeRy .'lmul the | Rudolph Valtnt Charlie Murray and Ben Turpin In| ., q (he Pa Re 4 i B ¥ . i Lk holy crusade against the Mohamme. ay. Rudolph enting Steel Preferred,” supplemented by | ,,:;1’:»\1 li m:““ i m(r::{;.'zo M ? ' . 4 dans, is the attraction for ihis week | | a.” Adventures of Mazie No. juvenile comedy and a new chapter | Cohan's comedy-drama, with Tom | | § o B 4 ! ; amnounced by the Leader Theater Cioto.. MAlECITL Motrbeor » | Moore 1n A 4 % 3 ? % An extraordinary cast is headed by |tomiorrow, = Malcolm McGregor s o e, B & , Wallace Beery and Douglis Fair- | -Flaming ers.” comedy; Tuesds AMBASSADOR—"The Dancer of | Watvon Norman Teovor, Gooroa n . 3 : : banks. Short subjects will be add e Dt Y Sociede Ton | VORK Parls. and Willlam B. Ma v | p 1 7 attractions icha i1, ¥ Toda \ Bar ole:| & 5 g night; Wednesday Mackaill, in the title role, | Swedie,” starring Neal Buri Ruben and Edmund Love in |[SUDD¢ onway Tearle opposite, sup- | ‘Casey of the Coast Guard,” No. 6. - o 3 | & ¥ B A G i EAiie.© (comatye: TRt g oday and tomorrow, Rudolph Stone and Shirley Mason in | Winds 17 : ] G ¥ Schildkraut and Kate Price in “iis : ¢ Al S % APOLLO. ; Ryt ] i People,” also Park mews events: . ey e M ational's film version of Micha Today and tomorrow, Florence Vidor T : 4 8 . Tuesday, Clara Bow, Frank ey, arene LRI [ B0 5 The Dancer of Paris d Adolphe Menjou in “The Grand i ¥ ! i ¢ and Ford Sterling in M Dady Ny cemerels k < caniedy, [heeri an g Ambassador Theater the | s und the Walter” and g 3 B f | |Lips,” Van Bibber comedy and | professional - night, Saturday AT first th s of this week, begin- |nett’s “The Gosh Darn Mortga $ DO By Dame Huncher,” Pathe color Gl ol Hearles \Weak T} ning this afternoon. The stary is|Tuesday, st Torrence, William view and Gift Shoppe; Wednesday | €OMedy: “Sez i one of gavety and social in n | Collie [ “ta Nissen in “The i 4 b 48, and Thursduy, Bleunor Boardman | = bill will include a ¢ | Wanc 4 3 Wednes- 4 3 i / . and Charles Ray in “The Auction! SAVOY. Sl ploe et day, Jucqueline Li [ 5 for . Block,” by Rex Bea ky Doodle | Toduy, Madge Bel I 7| Wives” and_comeay, ay, Tom in “How the Camel ( fump” { Mulbail'in nd Thugeahy. - Moore and Bessie The Song and Park news events; Friday, double dy; tomorrow, Paramount's_version ind Dance Man , teature, Cullen Landis and Eth he Road to Glory, ’ ed on the Biblical parable :f;‘“\ C R et Clayton in “The Mansion of Aching |“The Big Gume Hunte; Tk B O N so AR AR s Hearts” and Douglas Fairbanks in |Review; Tuesday, *Playthis the temptress; i ollier, «|day, Reginald Denny in “What Hap- the prodigal;’ B Torrence, |pened to Jones,” comedy, ‘Lickety lace Beery, Tyrone Kathlyn | Split” and ¥ of the Coast Guard,” 3 Willlams, Holmes Herbe E No. 3 Scene from realistic race picture to be shown next week at the Strand. Edwards, augmented by an plc " — — — Fable; Friday. Tom Moore, e AVENUE GRAND. K . St o TODAY st 3P. M. WEEK DAYS e e e e Will Sta ge Real Rice national News: riday. Pete Morrison Doors Open at 11 A.M. to . jelow the Line,” news 1 Landgon i “Iis Marria v™; Tuesday and Wednesday, Col- Moore in “We arprise night: T ble,”” comedy ported by Robert Cain, Henry Vibart z 2 3 |in “Cowboy Grit,” and “Adventures Bobby” Watson, Geol appened to 8" g comiec in “Cowboy Grit,” an d ir Nilliata B Maicin Brraaauits tiin.] aoorones 0 N oo of Maizie"” 16, “Little Andy Loo. 1:30P. M. 11P.M. ing of George M. Cohan’s “The Song [rence and m Collfer, ney”; Saturday, Harry Carey in a T Man,” the story of e : “Driftin’ Thru,” comedy and Inter- gfg‘_é,f{jfi‘ei actor who finully found it out, : i sk 20 X AVE you ever seen a horse racethe track, Lattiing for the lead, when | mational News, also matinee kiddie Walter Hiers, in “Weuk But Willing", Iphe Menjeu' g on the screen and wished that you | Suddenly the silver screen will rise, Lflh’e party. Sitiraiy, SDant” & Metroolavin e W ot e ity with the bresth | and» before your eves, the two horses e producticn adaptéd from o stors by [“The Gosh Dar i e At T SR e e HIPPODROME Rt 1y vith Sdlly WO'Nelt, laa i o ne s Dot hurs: | sobbing through the nostrils of the | picture will appear on the stage, gal- g N ot Bateier. ert Toach and James | ) Betty Compson tn “he Falace of | 1iorass as they dashed to o finikh? | loping to'a fighting finish, urgsd-on | Todsy ‘aza tomorrow, Mse Murray Morrison, also a Sennett comedy, |can and ~Hodge Podge”: Friday. |, Well that wish will be granted at | by whip and spur. With a rar of |in “The Masked Bride,” also Mack “Sportlight,” and chapter play Jackon o e B hmdaY: |the strard next week. Two living | thudding hoofs und the whistle of air | Sennett comedy; eday and Wed- * JECich T i il | race ‘horses, ridden by living jockeys, | through widespread nostrils, they'll | nooday, Conrad Nagel and Claire TRAL—"Borrowed Fine ey oL ORane gt “The By will finish on the stage in ripping |finish that race to a smashing climax R i “Danes ladracs™ aldo ;/juvenile comedy and - vl R i RS B S L AL oA e Yan Bibber comedy and Pathe News: the photoplay attraction at Crandall’s |t A The picture will begin as any movie | New York to give Strand patrons tho | wpys ey, aid Friday, Lon chaney i g iontoal ater the first two days | AROLINA would, but when th E , | kick of a real horse race, down the i BING/00M Sy 5 BIREUES k 3 A e this after CAROLINA. you'll hear the beat of hoofs and the [home stretch with the gallant old [== — - 4 - ot TODAY by Lou lay and tomorrow, “The Scarlet|snort of highly strung thoroughbreds. |ruler of the track breaking his heart iertrude Astor and Trix 7 with ClaraBow: Tuesd: The two leaders will be sweeping down | to finish firs 5 3 1e comedy will be Bob g in “Bright Light Christie’s “Watch Out,” | \Wednesday, Owen Moore and Ci G and the bill will be compl » Bennett in “Married”; Thurs- | kraut in 1i 5 rs ELITE. short reels and pipe or Py Prevost in “Seven Sin- | comedy, “Honeymoon Hotel.” } iy AR e Nt AT v SYMPHON' Tuesday and Wedne . Richg s :, Kenneth rlan_in » lin “His Secretar: Iso comed | Barthelm n First > 1 T ing _ Idge”; Saturday, CIRCLE. | Pathe News; Tuesday and Wednes- b s gl A and Eleanor Boardman in Rex also comedy; Thursday, ¥ : X - » AN CHEVY CHASE. Beach’s *“‘Auction Bloc Tuesday, " L __OWN LAWY KRR e | Pathe News; Friday, Lilllan Gish i e ; . “Steel Prefer- | ¢ and tomorrow, Rin Tin Tin | percy,Marmont, &hirley Mason, Noah | “The White o comedy CRANDALL'S TTvoLI : : coHcERT red,” iance of America’s great | (the wonder dog) in “Tracked in the i i litaae. Doty 4 h E ip 19t & ParkRA.N W el ee. ey et | o Country - Pathe Review, News | Beery and Raymond Hatton in “Lord Jouglas ; TODAY AND _TOMORRG 4 %, industry, with Vera Reynolds, Wil- | Sne 2 - ¥ é Mark of Zorro,” also come A MENJOU " and FLOR = With An Ensemble of liam Boyd, Hobart Bosworth, Helene | Even nd Aesop’s ¥ Tuesday, | Jim”; Wednesday, Leatrice Joy and i 9 y HE_ GRAND o > Offering_a Program of Sullivan, Nigel Barrie and William V. | Owen Moore, Madge ¢ and [ Robert Ames in “The Wedding Song”; HARRY MEDY FamousFrench Composers Mong, together with Jimmie Arthur | Bry Washburn o in "ty - "Saturday, Fod L |3 Sennett’s “The 3 e s B and tomorrow, Cullen Landis |l CRANDALL'S AMBASSADOR A SPECIAL SURPRISE MISCHA Rocque in the title role of “Brave- | Wednesda 1 and 9 p.m., Richard Cortez and Greta | and Dorothy Devore in. *The Mid: ToMORROW" AND AL The Wiuner of the Gildas Gray-Washington Times Charleston Contest heart,” adapted m the play | “The 'l - rent,” with Ric 2| Garbo in Ibanez's “Torrent atur- | night " and comedy; Tuesday, DOROTHY ' MACKAILL, and Strongheart,” with Lillian Rich, | and Greta Garbo, News F ry Kerry in “Lorraine of | George Walsh in “The Prince of || “ON) TEARLE, “TE Marle MacQuarrie, Harp Soloist, and Stella Hymson, Lyric Soprano GUTERSON, Robert Jideson, Tyrone Power and |day, Fred Thompson, “The Bandit 5 ay and Monday, | Broadway,” and comedy; Wednesday, || ND, W, Ao sEpy A Direct From Their New York Success CONDUCTOR Jean Acker supp : rle | Baby"; Harry Langdon, “Horac anche Sweet, Lois Wilson and Ben | Ruth Roland in “Dollar Down,” and AWYER. i) Foxo in Booth Tarkingtor an | Greely, jr.”; seventh chapter, Lyon in “Bluebeard's Seven Wives,” | cc Thursday, Bill Cody in “The ‘OUR GANG'" COMEDY-—INTERNATIONAL NEWS | Starting Promptly Bibker" story, “The Wi £ Spade aturday, Rudolph Shild- {and Charley Chaplin in “Idle Class. hting Sheriff,” comedy and Inter- ey D&E OVERTURE--“ZAMPA" (HEROLD) At 2:00 P. M. B T R oty VERROR” ¢ UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE STANLEY COMPANY OF AMERICA T T e ez 111 AL BELLAMY CRANDALL'’S. P ¢ rformanoe ERCHANT." P r eaenting ORECTON ETANLEY cOMPANY OF AMERICA (' 0 1 ¢ inuOMS g ::dp;::f:t Daily From F ST. AT 'TENTH: Sanday—Doors Open 2:30 P. M. Daily, 10:30 A. M. to 11P. M. ville of Su- 1:00 to 11 . m. f@F~ WEEK OF MARCH 28th ¥ perior Merit - * e and Photo- Doors Open First National Presents Two Popular Favorites in the First Picturized Novel of the Most Brilliant Modernist of the Day CONWAY TEARLE Jorrowed Finery” is announced as | i 0. I3 DALL'S A 3 DALL’S Avenue 3 b Pa. Ave. TODAY—REGINALD DI in “WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES.” And COMEDY . RAMOUNT'S “THE RANDALL’S Awolio Theater 624 M &t. NF. TODAY AND TOMORRQW ADOLPHE MENJOU_and FLOR- F paaPQR in S THE GRAND ANPepIE WAITER. 3 i [ I ~York Theater —RICHARD BARTHELMESS e WARNER CONEDY ONRAD NA WINDSOR in - e = The gay, glamourous, hilarious S H Th BAXTER i > CRA{‘P{AEIC.'[; Snm“,,'“; et AND FO! romance of a madcap miss who cTEEL PREFERRED. -LES = STERLING had to spend a million in TOMORROW_—ADOLPHE MENjOU Ik ninety days! A de luxe comedy i’:}k}%}fi:l}.ELgEESSmo}N‘r? THE and gorgeous fashion parade, e | h against a background of Fifth RAPHAEL 9th nd 0 Streets N.w. avenus, fashion shops, yacht In_"COBRA.TUNAZIE NOLFNTING limousines and Monte Carlo! ArsOP” ¥apLE! " ‘ - SENNETT OOMEDY-—“RAGS TO BREECHES” 1 S PATHE NEWSREEL-—-MAGAZINE ‘ : TOM GANNON'S MUSIC HPRINCESS 119 H st ~mff| ] LOEW’S “ “BELOW THE LINE® T T in ) £ 2105 Pa. Ave. Ph. W. 95; - 5% oo PArms itk TSN 2 e 2 WEEK STARTING TODAY & ELEANOR [PARK THEATER 41 1ot A DUDOLPH SCHILDERAUT in “HIS PEOPLE." l ou St. WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS | CTHE WHEEL' " with ~ HARRIS - - ot LA First _Grads. AND ke - \\> 2:16 _p M: oo B . Rfm e Firet perform DOROTHY MACKAILL I WEEK OF MARCH 28th “9 With Robert Coin and THE GLASS OF FASHION AND MOLD OF FORM Brilliant Ensembls in 1 a_Glittering _Romanca And His Highly Artistic and Brilliantly Temperamenta of Padsian Night Lifs MILLIONAIRE JAZZ BAND ©Of Bankers, Brokers and Fimamoiers, Who W4l be Heard in o Program of Phapsodio Gems a La Hobolond anced by o Surpris. ingly Audaclous Climaz and o Stunningly Dramatio Denouement, TRA' Admirably Acted, Directed, Staged and Photographed cueser-SPENCER & WILLIAMS Loa MICHAEL ARLEN'S Washington's Own Contribution to Vaudevilie's Top Rank s “PUTTING IT OVER” ADDED' The Scintillating Tale of the Golden Girl Who Was the Dream of Paria at Midnight, the Toast of the Boulevards—Torn on the Bramble Five Versatile Artists in o Brisk and Colorful of Disillusionment, Always Dancing Toward Revemge, But Whirled MINIATURE REVUE 3--OTHER GREAT ACTS--3 into the Open Arms of Love—by the Author of “The Green Hat” and “These Charming People.” ON THE SCREEN EMBROIDERY ROD LA ROCQUE “HELEN AND WARREN” IN “HIS OWN LAWYER” Witk Marguerite De La Motts in De Mille’s Vivid WORLD SURVEY—DE LUXE PRESENTATION—EXTRAS “RED DICE” Overture—“Dance of the Hours” (Ponchlelll) —NOTE— DANIEL BREESKIN Holy Week Services Apr. 1-2 & 3 at 11 A. M. Under CONDUCTING WASHINGTON'S FINEST ORCHESTRA RO e cottare Cieimn inie i emterimmmens I IHIHNIAII CRANDALL’S—-——-I E CRANDALL'S. =T s [T CRANDALL'S. =~ 18th and Col. Rd.— ==—Ninth Bet. D and E~— SUN.—MON.—TUES. SUN.—MON. 14TH ST. AND PARK RD. CONWAY TEARLE STAR CAST And Dorothy Mackaill In a Brisk Modern Drama SUNDAY-MONDAY In Arlen's DANCER OF PARIS S , BORROWED FINERY FLORENCE VIDOR--ADOLPHE MENJOU In Paramount’s Sparkling Parisian Comedy, The Comedy, “His Own Lawyer” GRAND DUCHESS AND THE WAITER WED. Harry Langdon in “Lucky Stars”—Review In Paramount's Picturization of Tues.-Wed.-IBANEZ' FIERY HIT, “TORRENT" Bobby Vernon in “Watch Out”—Topics FRIDAY TOM MOORE Thur.-Fri---REG. DENNY, ‘WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES' Saturday---DE MILLE'S “STEEL PREFERRED" And Bessie Love, in Cohan's Comedy—*Casey of the Coast Guard” i T i TUES.—WHD. RICHARD BARTHELMESS In the Romance of a Primce JUST SUPPOSE Lloyd Hamilton n “Careful, Please” THURS.—FRI. CECIL DE MILLE Presents His Stars in Foroend STEEL PREFERRED BATURDAY ~ ROD LA ROCQUE The SONG & DANCE MAN SATURDAY Aot DONT Sennett Comedy—Sportlight— “Casey” AND MARGARET LIVIN LIVINGSTON. KATHR PERR’ | I UNTAMED LADY” LITE 14th St. and R. 1. Ave, RMO SHEARER = of a rich society girl whose fiery temper was CHEVYCHASE Conn. Ave. & = and packed with thrills and laughs! i REVIEW, npws” EvENtef | B SECOND WEEK STARTS THIS RFTERNOON In “Strongheart,” Filmed As LEATRI MS COMED AT Sroors An e PRSI at 3 flcuLLe: Vo "M sk | S HELD OVER---SECOND GREAT WEEK! “MASKED BRIDE” Continuous, 3 P11 Al | & Again, Gloria Swanson scores one of her “HIS SECRETARY” I at last tamed through loye! Revealing one of TIN_TIN (The " ainley 8¢.B: 0. - | LIGE CONLEY COMEDY-~~INTERNATIONAL NEWS---OVERTURE {§ LOEW’S COLUMBIA . 3 4 BRAVEHEART TR VB “THE WEDDING 86)’0 'PA'I'I? MED’ FORD, MAHLON AN LTV, CLAT i | [ T AR AT I I 0 ” DUMBARTON "’“xw"?;".i'k"fi“'" ——SIDNEY LUST'S—o Lo RI A LEADER THEATER 9t Near E Continuous 2 to 11 P.M. e T y TODAY—TOMORROW. | I WALLACE BERRY | DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS “RICHARD THE | LION HEARTED” B Short Sublects. 5 A PamaMount l|HIPPODROME 58 ¥ st. N, Continuous 2:30 to 11 P.M f TODAY—TOMORROW w “THE Sennett Comedy. : TODAY—TOMORROW - 1 greatest triumphs in Fannie Hurst’s romance COMEDY AND NEWS B the most gorgeous gown displays ever shown, % GKED 1 THE SNOW COUNTHY | | Takoma Park. D. C. Earle Foze in “The Wrestls g e 7Ot SE‘WS and OUR GANG CO! I TR AR O AR T i i IIIIlllllllllll“llIIIIIII|IIllllllllIIIIIII_!IlIIIlllIII]llllllllll||Ill||llll|Illll|I|I||IllflifllllllllIlllllll|||ll||I!llIIIIIIIIIllllllIlll|lll|IlllllllIlIJIIIIllfl,IIJllIIIIlflIlIIl[IllI]E N