Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1926, Page 52

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SEMENTS. s amusing story, Supplemen include Pathe D Tuesday Moore with Charlie which ning processe: Your Eleanor Boardman supported by William Haines, National’s production, L love zether with “Bust of the * Saturday, comedy. role, Charl Sterlin Lane 1 and ¥ AMBASSADOR — Constance Bennett, and Sally O'Neil pars o of Edd Sally the fi Crand; Revie has b vie r Duty tale su “Th, ather: Coast Guard, Metr ie Dy Irene t thre all's Ani ning this cast are H Hair Sam De of New is sald Broa come te A Wednesday the Fro; war, Hatton Hugh “Buster Pathe produc rrent CENTEF this a der,” a The in “Luc cor r with ind M eview tion of with ¥ ipported by » Ham vs of noon, in drama_ o nedy Ky view, togeth nimer P thi Tuesd: quin with Dolore con Neely Friday, Yidor in Waiter.” s0 Wa ' an, What Happened to Reginald Harlan Otis Clyde C Coming 1t and e pro v oar Alice, Edwards in Adolph “The d *Ho Den ooke i . vl and in First National's screen ve: sion of the musieal comedy Lloyd Hughes, Ge: Murr: 150 Buste “Mike,” Ma with Sall upported by Murray, wling AL—"Paint and Powder. = a comedy of Iter Hi ed from Third Page.) “The Spoils of ary features will cartoon comed. “Topics of the | ver: of for the "H( Telix w o and the Wednesday, Colleen| It is a trans I parable of the | | rone Power | Herbert, § sen in the temptress. Among the g v ate Price, into een incorporated a stun- vue done in natural color “Snub” Pollard in “Do hursday and I and Conrad Nagel, in F Lane appeal, to-|the last night ‘rocket,” one | the bacchanalia comedy series; | the destruction rshall Neilan's | O'Neil in the title [ been William Haines, |ing Ned Sparks and Ford | pplemented by Lupino | A e Fighting Dude,” “Fins| Today and tor and “Casey of the |in “Irene” and No. 4. fand Wednes s Raymond Hatt . E | Front,” Felix . Iy, Irene and | oG000 0 S Rocque in *“Br Joan Crawford | Pollard in “Do are cast in the name | Cecil B o-Goldwyn's film version {and Alice Day musical sy Saturd and Mary,” e da f this week ! 1 ie for Theater. noon. Others ir enry Kolker ilerrin, K se and prodig: “Memo of universal Brown" arranged Price. a large ensemble | 7 and ton and Ra d N rtoon include | ts and Tuesday Moore in 8 “Behind Paramot comedy of Wallace Beery, Raymond ry adapted from | Saturday “The Sy of | heart,” wn' comedy, | Duty." " and the | Guard Friday, Monta Bell's Blasco 1hanez's story cardo Cortez and St. John in “Live Pathe Review; nge Ann Penning 1 comedy Snub News g No. Age” with Owen Bennett: Tuesc World™ nesday. Buck Jone: with Gloria e That Thri Saturday, Richa ishing Ameris CHEV Today and tom: “Little An and N El “Casey merstein will be seen at ntral Theater the first inning nd Pow lite. | will Langdon Ars i e the Re- organ accom intervals, Fables Sunday p.m.; Tuesda will com- | andis and B £ Aching solo sion and Juise 1y, “Manne prize Warner Baxt supplement Wonde. Rich Oses Nightmare Charles (B Price M Fingers t Spades™: Sat pen comedy. “The P B lights he Menjou and Florence Grand Duchess and the Parisian_life, | “Weak But Will- | Lois Wi Podge™: Saturday, Jones,” starring y with Marian Nixon, d u Pitts, also in “What's the World o1 ers in dge on, Be Seven Wives™; ¢ Tuesday. Baxter, Dol quin”: Wednesd: ~="“The The Lincoln Theater ginning this after re week The Torrence, character of departure and ing son afte his portion of his father’ De Mille’s to be showr I in oley in v of the ¢ AVENUE rs; tomor pws Ever 1 Monday, ews K v Today and tomorrow, Bl oon, will pre Paramount’s Wanderer,” a s » std pectacle urice Samuels. iption of the Bil prodigal son, with the title reta Tisha, wards and aphic scenes are s return of issipation wealth of ¥ depicf n orgy the city. bylon, Special musical embellishments have for during this si POLLO. norrow, Aesop Fable, Wallace on in “Behind rtoon comedy hursday, Rod aveheart” and S Your Frid steel” Prefers in Sennett's *“Hc Colleen Mo Tuy "he’ Dixi Salty GRAND. la comedy and and Wednesday il I \ster Rrown™ | in “The | “Runt Mix in Dooley in Snapshol Y v of the Coast Storm Breaker” w rrow he Pla Moore and Consta tose of with Patsy Ruth Miller; W w truck” ““The Friday, with Ben Ly i Dix in “The V. s an.” Y CHAS orrow, M ie Rooney" Pickf Aesc mati doors oper thel Clayton, Cul ca Bedford, Mz We Pick 1 Th e W n comedy. Buste ents Frid s in “The Dese ennett’s v chapter, “Ace ay., R nald Den 1 to Jones': Univer rep hool Heart “Walloping Wonders RCLE n Lyon “Bluel “harle: ‘haplin * Alice Joyc W Pola fan ay "Negri, Thursday and Wanderer.” this weelk, be- ssent role; Wallace Beery, T! Kathlyn Willian that precede- ast Guard THE Schildkraut, Jetta Goudal, Vera Rey- 10lds, in Cecil B. DeMille’s “The Road o Yester ang Comedy; Satur- day, C in i he Gold Rush. SUNDAY STAR, WASHI Next Week's Photoplays RIALTO—John Barrymore in “The Sea Beast.” METROPOLITAN — Peggy Hopkins Joyce in “The Sky- rocket.” COLUMBTA—Harold Lloyd in r Heaven's Sake.” PALACE Sandy. TIVOLI-—~ “Dancing Today Yesterday, and_Pathe v, Perey also come: 1 Arthur and hical | Salvation Hunter W iday, Charles he Road to + comedy : Tuesday iont rt Hounes in “The fadge Bellamy in comedy and news; aplin’s “Woman of dna_ Purviance, also Saturday, Conrad Nagel and indsor in “Dance Madn No. 12, Toples and Fable: EMPIRE. Today, tomorrow and Ricardo Cortez in “The Torrent, comedy: Wednesday, Clara Bow and Donald Keith in “Free to Love,” and comedy; Thursday, Douglas Fairbanks in “The Mark of Zorro,” and Interna- | tional News: Friday, Franklyn Far- num in “Rough Going,” and “Adven- | tures of Mazie,” No. 11, “Switch in | Time”; Saturday, Bill Cody in “The Fighting Smile,” comedy and Interna- tional News, matinee, Kiddies' Sur- ""::‘ prise Party. and HIPPODROME. ahel Today and tomorrow, Johnny L |ker and Mary Carr in the screen | classic “Over the Hll” also Sennett lay, | comedy; Tuesday and Wednesday, i" | George O'Brien and Madge Bellamy in Gl c,” comedy and news; Thursday, =4 o Ray and Pauline Starke in Bright Lights,” also comedy; Friday | nd 8 rday, Dante' “Inferno,” ‘\'U)IH'd\’ and |‘AJ|| News The Auction Bl Mothers,” Cohens and ' Kellys” “Madame, Behave. AMBASSADOR — “The rocket,” “Th uction Block,” “Mike” and “The Cohens and Kellys. CENTRAL—"The Lure of the Wild,” “The Little Irish Girl,” “The Wanderer,” “The People vs. Nancy Preston” and “Sea Horses.” Nis: the the the L of and ting 0w Aileen_Pring] “The Mystic, comedy and Park news event (matinee, 30; evening, 30), fit performance, Parent-Teacher = Association, Ine Stark and Harry Mark Twain's “A C in King Arthur's Court” Gang in “Official Offic Bert Lytell in John comedy & Wal and of Shows from 2 p.m., from 3 p.m) PRINCESS Today, Norman Kervy in raine of the Lions,” Arthur Tame, Men and Wild Women,’ Reel, also special Sunday con turing Madelyn Hall, Leonard Chick, tenor: lolph Schildkraut in and Spat Famni Dumb and Daffy”; Tuesday nesday, B v Bronson in | Cinderella,” ~and Imperial HOME. Moore in e Song |and Dance Man,”” Snub Pollard in *Do | Your Duty” and “Snapshots”; tomor |row. John Bowers and Marguerite De La Motte in “The People vs eston” and Lupino Lane in | Fighting Dude’’; Tuesday, The White Outlaw,” Neal Burns in Tin Can” and Pathe Wednesday, Jane Novak in “The Lure (s | of the Wild" and Sennett's hereabouts”; Thursday, Sally O'Nell | “Strong Love"; Tuesday, our | in “Don’t” and Edna Marion ‘in * | prise Night”; W ay, matinee ¢ i Fridav, Wallace B E {2 p.m.; Thursday, A Revnolds ir Hat “Behind the | “Without Mer comedy and 1 “sportlight” and Pathe Re- |yeur night: I urday. Tom Mix in “The Best | Ancient Highw Bad Man,” Alice Day in Sennett Al to a Policema ode 10 of ith | Sweet Pick Hodge Podg nd | Green Archer” and News Reel stie | the Coast Guard,” N day, Morrison in nee Stan Laurel in * o : 1 Episod; f ith Today m organist, and tomorrow, “His "he Jack Hoxie nd Wed “Sur. Satu Triple Action LEADER. Lon Chaney's la Kbird” with mey part as the Bishop and | the leader of a band of cutthroats in the limehouse district of London's un- derworld, supported by a fine cast, in- cluding Mae Busch. The comedy will be the Juvenile Kids in “Yankee | Spirit H Battling Brewster. pic ture he | in a doubl RAPHAEI Rin Tin Tin in “F medy: Monday, Pat Miller nd Kenneth } ghting Fdge,” come alley O'Neil in “Don’t, nateur night; ord hadwick in vl n” comedy L OLYMPIC s “The Midnight Flyer," 2.30 | Today ht, comedy, Newly KEdwards len | row at 7 and 9 | “Fresh Paint”; Friday, Ben Ly, . | Seven Wives” with Blanche Sweet, | Blanche Sweet in “Bluebeard’s Sever lay | Lois Wilson and Ben Lyon, comedy; | comedy, and professiona uesday, “The I Age” with | aturday, Bob Custard in Clara_Row, Donald Keith and He comedy, and s |B. Walthall, comedy; We 1v. Ralph Lewis in “One of the Bravest,” "¢ comedy; Thursday and Friday, 7 and fer |9 pam., Corinne Griflith in “Infatu- of |ation” with Percy Marmont and Mal n MacGregor, comedy, news; } sul [day ot 3, 5, 7 and 9 p.m., Buck it »urand of the Bad Lands No. 7, comedy PARK and tomorrow Colman and Bert dy Windermere's Fan emon in “Rummies and K ne- | Park mews events; Tuesday, return |Marlon in “Say It ‘A | engagement, Betty Bronson in “Peter | day, Rin ' Pan.” Pathe colored review and Girt |and’ Gelnn | Shoppe; Wedn v, | Saturd; Todi | Line. " elow “The Thursday, Culleen and 9 pan pan.. “Bluel st ic 1 Moore in ance Man." and Clyde Cool the World Con Glen Hun in > comedy and scenic; Tuesd Clara Bow in “My Lady's Lips" comedy; Wednesday, Constance Ben | nett_and Owen Moore in *Married, Rich, | Hallroom Boys in “Ham and Yeggs' tell in [and Review; Thursday Larry 1 and Lionel Barrymore in “and | Girl Who Wouldn't Work’ “The v To ones | 1o Gilant et Today s | Ronald Irene With Love"; Fri Tryon in Jane “Cuckoo Love' eph Novak in “Lor- Stone in News t fea- 1 Ru- People,” “Deaf, Kiss for comedy, n Jack Holt in “The comedy, 11t | The A Mandarin Mixup,” the v Ruth an in ¢ The gift N 1 “Man ‘Scarlet | and Lilyan Tash- “The and Edna Fin in “Below the Line” “The Lure _lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIINIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllmllmlIIIHIIIlllIIHIllIMllIlIIIIIlIIII|IIIIl|IIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIMII|NIIIIIIIlIIlIIIIIIII|||||I||IIIII|||IL OO R RO OO IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIII UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE STANLEY COMPANY OF AMERICA =TT 'METROPOLITAN r ST. AT TENTH Sunday—Doors Open 2 P. M. Daily, 10:15 A. M. to 11 P. M. CONSTANCE ' [ Band and Three of Silent IOAN Drama’s Irene FOR EASTER WEEK The_toune_or tiecoentzed pre-emmence]|||]{{1111:H11} B Viracious SALLY Most BENNETT CRAWFORD O’'NEiL n Version of Eddie SALLY, iRENE AND MARY of Ba Engrossing Exrperiences Giris in the Whirl of Broadway, With Henry Kolker and Kate Price in The Frank, Three Alluring Show L Edms Vivid and Colorful Comedy ard the Story Musical m. Haines, ---EXTRA--- nd Goulding's Fast Moving and_Highly Spiced Film Dowling’s Broadway Musical Comedy Hit stage Life of the Cast Washington’s Fovorite Syncopators s a Group of Their @ reatest Hits, Today at 3:20, 5:25, CRANDALL’S oL 0, and 5 P. M. LT e ||| THEATER 14TH ST. AND PARK RD. Sunday, 3 to 11 P. M. Daily 1:30 t SUNDAY-MONDAY o 11 P. M. WALLACE BEERY--RAYMOND HATTON With Mary Brian, in the “Sunny Side of the War" “BEHIND THE FRONT” Feliz Cartoon—Topics of the Day—Pathe Review Tues.-Wed —COLLEEN MOORE IN “IRENE” Thur.-Fri---ELEANOR BOARDMAN, “MEMORY LANE” Conrad Nagel. Wm. Haines in Support—Comedy—News Saturday---SALLY O'NEIL IN NEILAN'S “MIKE” Lupino Lane Comedy—Bztra—"Casey,” No. 4 = L P r esenting OIRECTION STANLEY COMPANY OF AMERICA P & rformanca Keith Popular N C o ntinuous Priced Vaude- Dally From ville of Su- 1:00 to 11 p. m. perior Merit ..o and Photo- »lays of ihe 2:0;14 u':/’ .;: First Grade. b 3th &t., % Tow B, W AMERICAS Firat Perform il THEATRE Gyn00 ot B@F EASTER--N. V. A. WEEK @8 HAVE YOU HEARD THEM ON THE RADIO? CALIFORNIA NIGHT HAWKS The Meladists Suprems, in a Group of MELODIC GEMS Introducing Many Modern Novelties in Arrampement omd RMythm evHeL--§INCLAIR & ROCK--+eren Actresses of Talen: and Charm, in Paul Gerard SmisWs “THE LONG, LONG TRAIL” ADDED sm-McLAUGHLIN & EVANS-s.avcne In Ben Ryan's Comio Classio of the Hast Side “ON A LITTLE SIDE STREET” -OTHER GREAT ACTS-- ON THE SCREEN VERA REYNOLDS---EDMUND BURNS With Ralph Lewls, in a Thrillingly Tense Melodrama, The “MILLION DOLLAR HANDICAP” TR e g hcimeriete s earecsatmmment [ [IINHNIIN ——CRANDALL'S CRANDALL'S AMBASSADOR| £ | CENTRAL 18th and Col. Rd.— Ninth Bet. D and E—— 8UN.—~MON.—TUES. OCONSTANCE BENNETT JOAN CRAWFORD _ SALLY O'NEIL With Great Gu,ct and Bnsemble & SALLY, IRENE AND MARY O. Henry's “From the Cadby’s Seat” (I HAMMERSTEIN In Her Latest Vehiole PAINT AND POWDER Harry Langdon in “Lucky Stars” TUBS.—WHD. ALICE JOYCE And Dolores Costello In Fannie Hurst MANNEQUIN THURSDAY IRENE RICH In Hraet LubitscWs Supord LADY WINDERMERE'S FAN PRIDAY Adolphe and Florencs, in The GRAND DUCHESS AND THE WAITER SATURDAY REG. DENNY And Marion Nizon In WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES WED.—THURS. WALLACE BEERY Raymond Hatton and Mery. Brian In BEHIND THE FRONT FRIDAY RICARDO CORTEZ Greta Gardo in Ibames’ TORRENT Al Bt. John in “Live Cowards™ SATURDAY JULIAN ELTINGE With. Ann Pennington In MADAME, BEHAVE Comedy—Snapahots—Topice— IIII|IIlIII!II!IIII!IIIII|IIIIIIIIIII|||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIlllmmflIIIIIIIII||IlIII||I||||IIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIII||IIlllIllIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIH||IIIII||l!I|IIHIIIIIII||IIlN|IIIIIIIIIflI||I|IH||IIIIIII||III|IIIIUIIIIIIIIIHII muumuml|mm||m|m|mnmm|mmumlmuuuumlmumlmmmnmun||mu||||m|||m|m O A AR O and Conway Tearle in “Adventures of Mazie" Friday, bene- Brightwood - School Paul- Myers in onnecticut Yankee Our Saturday, porting Life,” Al St. “The continuous on Suwday | The Little | FTON; . €. APRIL 4, Fame ap‘d__l‘_lu_nlblhefi Orig’in. By the Associated Pross. t t fined to dre t movie stars who be one-reel thrillers, when o t t t began at H Morning, er in News and comedy. f p.m.; Claire Windsor and Tom Tyle Go Gallaghe day, Cecil B. t ki Vv G J ¥ | evening, tomorrow, P “What's the World ¢ ds v “Framed a I W d N P I ireen Arche HINY serge suits have been sup- planted by arrays of English- ailored garments. Idossy fur imita- lons have given way to sables. In 1 of hall bedrooms, there are fine Trips to liurope, once con ims, now rec no more hought than visits to Florida. Such has heen life to many of the in in the age of $5 a day was onsidered a. fat salary. To the millions that throng the pic houses, ¢ had waved her wand. But to he ‘players the change has been writ- en in wee oll. After a career on the stage, which the age of five and led to Belasco productions, Mary Pickford Madam™ and “Sportlight.” TAKOMA. Today and tomorrow, Norma Shear- “The Devil's Circus,” Pathe Continuous Sunday matinee Monday Tuesday, Conrad ‘\«ml in * with his L Wedne y and Thurs. De Mille’s’ “The Road 0 Yesterday” with Joseph Schild raut, Jetta Goudal, William Boyd and era Reynolds, and comedy; Friday ford Hamilton and Cl ‘The Wheel ¢ rom 3 p.m., Buck Price,” Aesop's Matinee at 2:15 continuous from 5 p.m YORK. Today, Tom Moore in “The Song nd Dance Man” and Aesop e Cecil B. De Mille's “Steel and Clyde Cooke in ming Tues jay, Lon Chaney in “The Blackbird” nd’ Billy Dooley in “A Salty Sap’; Vednes: re Novak in “The Lure { the W nd Lloyd Hamilton in Thursday, Florence Vidor nd Adolphe Menjou in “The ( nd mchess and the \\.nlhl nd Wa a Viley in i Frie v, Rer “What 'Hap- to_ Jc Snub Pollard Do Your Duty”: Saturday, Tom Tix in “The Best Bad Man,” comedy, hots” and “Casey of the Coast ard,” No. 3 ones in “The Desert ble and comedy referred’” RAP"AEL 9th and 0 Streets N.W, RIN N TIN in __UBELOW CLINE.” _COMEDY THE S BREAKER ms H St it PRINCESS 113, X % onmarcr SRIANKE BAK v Voxe bk Cchm 2105 Pa. Ave. Ph. W. 953 Ample Parkine Space BLANCHE SWEET. LOIS BEN LYON. “BLUE EN WIVES CHAK WILSON BEARD S oF PARK THEATER 4613 101 X1 IRENE_RI und RONALD COLMAN in “LADY WINDEMERE'S FAN. 1 h315th M WIV & BLANCHE SWEET. d_BE NELNOR DUMBARTON 17 s o= BOARDNAX. and CHARL 4 AUCTION BLOC EM?IRE o H Street NE. at 3 P RICARDO, CORTEY. 1n THE TOR: RENT" COMEDY and TOPICS OF T E DAY LOIS COM- ——SIDNEY LUST'S——o LEADER THEATER 9t Near ¥ Continnous 2 to 11 P.M TODAY ONLY Lon Chaney in “THE BLALI\BIRI)" Juvenile Kids Special Hohday Proj HIPPODROME 808 K St. N.W, to 11 P.M PROGRAM TO- SPECIAL HOLIDAY DAY-—-TOMORRC MARY CARR. JOHNNY WALKER “OVER THE HILL” Sennett Comedy MOTHERS—FATHERS-—CHILDREN SHOULD SEE THIS 11th St. and R. I Ave, Continuous, 3 P.M.-11 P.M.| FOMORROW JOY MecKinle; oL DOORS OP! OORS OPE EE MONDAY. 6th&C Sts. N.E. REW STANT ON o o . CAROL _DEMPSTER. |_u KiR. WOOD IN_D. W. GRI] “Takoma Park. D. G. | DAY AND TOMOR. o SHEARER THE ]'AKOMA METROPOLITANl CRANDALL’S _ MARY. e ’S TIVOLI CRANDALL'S, % g w. TD]DA\' AND TOMORROW \AL; Y d AYMO! N T I“Z'l:';lx\nh THE | | g AMBASS s 18th k l ol.lld e 3 CRANDALL'S S eEvTRAL - TODAY_ AND TOMORR O ND '“ TR Ry LANGDON (Oxn " CRANDAL'S Sres ot 14th and Col, Rd TODAY-—TOM MOOR Al o l'gvnz Lo0K co iflg‘hflk o * TH%“%IT!‘LE GIANT CRANDALL’S Avenue Grand 045 Pa, A\':n,‘ S.E. ats. Daily 2 P SO TOMORROW— Y and RAVMOND B BNy T B Hgl, Mats. Mo SRAY Afbor XESop AR 74 'k Theater CRANDALL S o Ave adugorest Hol, Mate, S (T L3 2 A AND RNCE" MAN." o A g’m’o'{v‘l’n or D DE MILLE'S 'EEL PF PREFE] S OORE_ in DA\CL MAN g ERITE DETA TONTERS Mfi‘i"? OPLE VS. o YONEY PresTON. ERICAN 15t 5t & “THAT ROYLE SIREY LIBER’ TY horth Cap. and P Sts. RMA SHEARER In “HIS SECRETARY: And 1926— PART 3. Wallace Beery was an animal trainer and then a baritone singer with a stock company. His first salary with the movies was little more entered motion pictures the Mary Pickford Film Corporation vas organized drawing 30 per time. Douglas producers were offering high pay to induce stage stars to appear this might seem as if algcreen. . o Shortly s, months and years of xmd men, joined the director as Birth nf a Natfon.' “La L red in several of Griffith’s special productions and her as an extra David Wark Griffith. ¥rom v, she advanced until in 1916, warbler. Condra Swiaanso! and the star had a of $10,000 a week of the profits—th or paid a woman in other profession at account cent nount or any own Fairbank: has known a po He came in at a time when however, and on the after Miss Pickford ffith, the Gish girls, Dorothy went | but signed a Lillian's fame came in “The Her latest vehicle Boheme. Dorothy also last appearance an English film. g'ne, Nell Gwyn," il u[nm a baghing beauty reel comedi was making §2 A hard climb brot A fireman's 4 coal mines, timt wind-jammer il than the $20 he had received as a Now he owns a home in Hollywood, a stable of horses and is a member of 26 clubs and lodges. The Marquise de la Falaise de la better known came along a little later as in short comedies. | Soon she may have a company of her as Normm and Constance Talmadge and Dolores {'osteilo were little more than kids when they played bits in the one. reelers which™ brought John Bunny Flora Finch to the heighth Chaplin made his screen de- in 1914 and three years later ontrect to make eight two- at a salary of $1,000,000. Fifteen years ago, Ricardo Cortez a week in the movies. 'h‘t him to the top. fleets engaged Gloria r camps and Monte AMUSEMENTS. Blue's time before he became a stage hand in a movie lot here, where Griffith gave him a-gtart as an extra Blue now heads his own' production company with Warner Brothers. As an actress on the luropes stage, it is claimed, Pola in poverty. mous Players brought _her to America, wealth and fame, all within a few years Samuel Goldwyn was in Parls wher he met Lois Mor Pittsburgh girl we French fili: had attained r work in “Stel Dallas While on_the met Vilma Bank too, is now climbing rths and she n through hey trip, Goldwyr 3udape to the height Next Tuesday night is set for the opening of “Glor: York. This is the Mitchell and Bertram Gutherie McClintic is pre: June Walker in the lea play Bloch nting, with ng role. ‘Wilton Lackay “The Two Orphans,” in father is to be one of the has joined which his stars, Here is another great tri- umph for the dashing, beau- tiful star of “Knighthood,” “Zander the other noted pictures! Great” and With Miss Davies superbly enact- Ing the role of an American girl surrounded by foreign intrigue in a gorgeous ro- mance of court splendor! WITH ANTONIO MORENO CREIGHTON HALE-ROY D'ARCY TUXEDO COMEDY, INTERNATIONAL NEWSREEL OVERTURE ETC. LOEW’S COLUMBIA ST i i F ST_AT UTH RTING TOBAY, SUNDAY. APRIL 4 THE GREATEST OF ALL MYSTERY THRILLERS! * At last! The famous Broad- way mystery sensation ap- pears on the screen! It played for two solid years in New York and another year in Chi- rago. It comes now to thrill Washington again, this time more sensational than ever! The amazing story of an amazing criminal who haunt- ed and terrified a lonely Long [sland mansion and baffled the police! ADDED HITS CHARLIE CHASE COMEDY HIT PATHE NEWSREEL-MAQAZINE TOM GANNON'S MusIC Adapted and _diraote, oland West from the Wagenhals ana ' Eomper stage Ait By Avery Hopwood and Mary Roberts Rinehart WITH A OAST INCLUDING JEWEL OARMEN JAOK PIOKFORD LOUISE FAZENDA ROBERT M'KIM EDDIE GRIBBON EMILY FITZROY AND OTHERS WEEK STARTING TODAY--SUNDAY, APRIL 4 LOEW’S PALACE F STREET AT 13TH Aw.nl Jurnished by SELECTIONS IC, INTERNATI LANSBURGH AND BRO. by MISCHA GUTERSON M _“BLOSSOM NAL NEWS TIME" ‘ I 4 “hom. o, Story, by Harry Irving' Do§ IT N THE STAG “KIDDIES SPRING FASHION SHOW" Featuring a Coterio of Washington's Cleverest Children WEEK DAYS 1TA M.t EASTER PROGRAM BEGINS AT 2 P. M. RIALTO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONCERT By An Ensemble of 40 Artists MISCHA GUTERSON Conducting NO EXTRA CHARGE