Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1926, Page 22

NATIONAL—"White Collars.” “White Coll idith Ellis’ amus- ing and rom: E t American famil and its indus the ) Theate week, Monday fortnight 1 of 116 wee lengthiest en metropolis h: close of its first ye night. . A Angel W Los run out West, 15 assembled, made its debut subsequently going to New a lengthy ru John Warner, leading National Players, han role this last winter in on the road other ¢ in the Ann Nichols hud erty from Irank producer. Washi 1 exhibited deep interest in the play when it opened, this being partly “accounted for by the h percentage of oftice workers here felt a kinship to the experie their prototypes on the st York for man of the the lead ew York and 1 Givney the prop > original v who s of WARDMAN PARK. The Thomas Herbert made no announceme tion for next week attrac KEITH'S—Ruth Chatterton. adway s star, Miss Rull line the bill week i Bi distinguished voung Chatterton, will head- it B KK < Th sketch called *The A London mus » Will appear Deno s ponents of t of the “Charleston pear with the Deno t hall favorite, Bert modes and melo. ph record : tone of N New Orleans op Miss White, the the Chevelier and Shattuck and “The * with the sixth and last —"Danceland.” duction of ire revue from the Theater in New will be the headline attrac jarle Theater next w rge Choos' “Dance a1 IKeith Hippe York City. tion at the It isat dozen cle I Itm kets Mack and comy “Once Time,” a dramatic playlet. Other numw will be contributed the original -Lirich Phillips com- ny in a novel demonstration of ple forehead bal L comedy monolog g ind Mack ir oducing, i nethod of funmaking, v Leighton in But Upon a mi 1t W e photoplay production of * Ing drama of Tashman, lowes and W rected by G red, Producer Moon,” a me 1. featuring T STRAND TO CLOSE. t week of th . which closes § n Morton liggie and his six Is in delightful ex youth and beau Bracken in a b wo Pals From aylor and Louise and classical song Clair and compa > offering, with ‘*‘Pea- ' starring Jacqueline Cullen Lang as the Browning and face comedy sk buth; n_poj ul.n It Logan and photoplay feature. During _the Summer months the Strand will undergo a therough reno- vation and will reopen early in Au- gust with a bill of ILoew's vaude- ville and & firstrun photoplay. ARCADE TO CLOSE. The Arcade will close its @ancing and sk: the season farewell dan room and a “high roller” immense rink. popular for affair in the The Pennsylania State ¢ pian Club'’s traveling troup students will give their o cal comedy. he Kid Himself,” day night st the Belasco Theater. E spians have ap- peared they have been given a.warm welcome, and advance reports indicate that once more coached collegiate production will be among the outstanding college plays of the year in which man students play the girl par Featured by the latest Broadway steps of the Charleston, some ‘“c shuffles and clog dances, the profes sional air of the entire show and the original song hits composed b members of the Thespian ¢ Penn State -boys are said to have finished product in mu circles that will compare favorably with most professional shows on the road. Local alumni of Penn State College, with the assistance of the Pennsy are planning to make “Pennsyl night” the event of the Penn State performance, Waring Pennsylvanians, who are playlng at the Tivoli Theater this week, will attend the Penn State show after their performance that night. Fred Waring is an alumnus of Penn State College and a member of the Thespian e Flapper Grandmother. 'he Flapper Grandmother,” which was given by th M. Brown repeated unde of Loyalty Chapter, No. at Masonic Temple A 7hirteenth and New York northwest, Friday, April 30, Among those taking part Elizabeth Rhine, Miss Myrtle Cronch, ham, loyd Orms! ].\b terson, Joseph H. Comer, W. L. Rice, Paul Ben Thompson and Dor- othy Smith “THE avenue 8 pm. Mrs, l\rnne. . Helen Pa Mr MASCOT” The humorous and melodious comic opera, “The Mascot,” by Edmund Au- dran, which will be presented at Cen- tral High May 4, 5, 6_by “The Wash-| ingtonians” under the direction of | Roilin Bond, will be given by a cas chorus and ballet, of unusual singing and acting ¢, and with the wealth of costuming required for this comedy of the fifteenth century. “The Legend of the Mascot, Gobble, Gobble, Gobble, and the other 30 melody hits will be sung in their en- tirety with the characteristic pep of “The Washingtonian: This will mark the fifty-eighth presentation by this community organization, which presented “‘Sweethearts” with Frank Moulan, last spring. METROPOLITAN— “0tller ‘Women’s Husbands.” Next week, beginning Sunday, at Crandall's Métropolitan Theater, “the mador attraction will be the Warner rothers’ screen production of “Other %’amns Husbands,” featuring Marie N .| comedy-drama Prevost. Monte Blue, with Gordon and Phyllis Haver. feature will be supplied Austin, Victor artist, who will be seen in \Washington for the first time in person. Lloyd Hamilton will be seen ing & two-reel laughmaker, “Nobody's Busines “Other Women's Husbands” of phil An added by Gene is a bands by thoughts of the divorc until the, t in them. The title, it is announced, is not derived from any mesalliance set forth in the pic- tured action of the original story by E. T. Lowe, jr., predicated rather upon t that most wives will attribute the pecadilloes of Dick Lambert as wanderings to be \h~( rved l\l\!) in ‘other women's not in their own. ustin is a tenor with voice quality, » knows how put a ballad over | AL The Runaway headed by Clara William P U\\q‘ll A Paramount cast, Bow, Warner Baxter, George Baneroft and Edythe Chi man, appears in Willlam DeMi screen production of “The Runay ed on_Charles Neviile Buck's zine which is announced for Loew's Palace next week starting mday. e Runaway" drama of tory of a movie with a wealthy interrupted by the my: ting of the, voung man and the sudden panic which leads her 1o take refuge in the Kentucky moun- tains, whero she is' sheltered by a rugged youns mountaincer. romantic eff, the famous operatic sar in person at the F alto for a week's engagement, sta ing Sunday, as a special ¢ conjunction with the film feature, Gilded Butter co-starring Rubens and Bert Lytell. Miss Scheff will make her initial bow in Washington, which is to be fol- lowed by engagements,in most of the principal cities of the’ United State before she sails for an extended tour of Furope and South America. She will be heard here in a repertoire of {some of her most popular songs. “The Gilded Butterfly,” the photo- y attraction, is the story of a young | irl raised in the lap of luxury who suddenly finds herself without fund She knows nothing of earning a li ing for herself and so goes on living on’her father’s friends as he has done all his life. Her attitude toward life changes when she falls in love with a young Army officer. Others in the cast Alma e Huntley Gor ar rhert Rawlin son, Vers Lewis, Arthur Hoyt and Carelynne Snowden. COLUMBIA. Sake,” | . No definite announcement has been made by the management of Loew’s Columbia Theater for the patronage contin been, “or Heaver Lloyd’s amusing ¢ into a third week. next weel Harold run TIVOLI—“The Untamed The attraction for the fi of next week at Crandal v Lady.” St two s Tiv- wanson “The Hurst, Senne Untamed supplemented “Isn't Love of the Al < v will be seen in ig tops,” “The Dev supported by Emmett Mack, Myers and Claire McDowell, with Charlie Chase in “Charlie, My Boy,” and_“Topics of the Day ‘hursday and Fri Reginald De ny : 1 inte in_ “Skin ner's usmented by short t- urday, Rin/Nin-Tin, the dog. star. in “The Clash of Wolves,” with June Marlowe, Charles Farrell and = Pat Hartig: an Al St. John cor edy and of the Coast Guard. Tomorrow, Waring’s Penn ans, who are in their last loc: will_offer an entirely new group of numbers. Matt Moore and Dorothy Devore in “Three Weeks in Pari together with Jimmie Adams in Give Me Strength” will be the screen attractions for the remainder of the weel. drama of together AMBASSADOR—"Other Women's Husbands.” Monte Blue, Marie Prevost, Phy Haver and Huntley Gordon will be seen in the leading roles of the War- ner Brothers' production, “Other Women's Husbands,” the first three t next week, beginning Sunday, Ambassador Theater. relates how' e’ young hus- hu\d is brought to his senses by the clever ruse of a resourceful wife. Hamilton in “Nobody's Busi- added short reels, pipe organ accompaniments and solo interludes will round out the entertainment. Wednesday and Thursday, Dolores (‘o‘xlelln in “Bride of the Storm,” the v of a beautiful girl held captive in a lighthouse off the coast of China, directed by J. Stuart Blackton for the Warner Brothers, with John Har- ron, Sheidon Lewls, Tyrone Power and Julia Swayne Gordon in support, augmented by Sennett's “Isn’t Lov original comed ida land boom and ase ball training, “The New Klondike,” supported by Li supnlemc‘nted I!V nn J‘C\UD o nher=nl s comed Suit,” starring Regir and Laura La Plante, together with Neal Burng in “Run_ Tin Can a2 ey of the Coast Guard,” CENTRAL— _“Siberia,” Victor _Schertzinger’s streen version for William the stage play by Bartley Campbell, will be the attraction at Crandall's Central Theater the first two days of next week, beginning Sunday, with a ast headed by Alma Rubens, Edmund Lowe, Tom “Siberia."” Lou Tellegen, Lilyan Tashman, Santschi and Helena D’Algy. | One of the engrossing features of the story is its disclosure of the far- reaching spy system of the late im- | perial regime in Rus: The comedy will be Charlie Chase in “Charlie, My F and the bill will be completed by short films and pipe organ music. Tuesday will be shown Thomas Meighan In “The New Klondike” a tale of the Florida hoom, by Ring rdner, with Lila Lee cast opposite r, also Cliff Bowes in “Keep ng”; Wednesday, ‘The Untamed Lady,” starring Gloria Swanson, sup- plemented by comedy, “Heavy Swel Thursday, Rod La Rocque and Marguerite De La Motte in Cecil B. De Mille’s production, “Red Dice,” a romance of the underworld, and an | Aseop Fable; ¥riday. Bebe Daniels, | Warner Baxter and Ford Sterling in | Paramount’s version of George Barr | McCutcheon’s story. “Miss Brewster’s | Millior and Wanda Wiley in “Painless Pain”; Saturday, House Hou\m in “Combat,” supplemented | by Lige Conley in “The Light House Keepe APOLLO. Sunday, Vera Reynolds in “The Mil- lion Dollar Handicap” and Cliff Bowes in _“Scratching Through”; Monday, Sally O'Nell in “Don’t” and Johnny Duffy in “Dancing Daddies’; Tuesday and Wednesday, Glorla Swanson -in “The Untamed Lady” and Bobby Ver- non in “Watch Out Cohens and Kellys” and Aesop Fable; Friday, Jane Novak in “Lure of the i Huntley “| Moreno, | Bow in i ‘Thomas Meighan in Thursday, “The | THE Iwud" and Cha My Boy": Saturday, ston in. “Hell's l‘lllAl" Hundre Conley in “Light House Kee “Casey of the Coast Guard,” No. AVENUE GRAND. Sunday, Gloria Swanson Untamed Lady” and Bobby “Watch Out’; and Kelly: Norma Shearer The Devil's Cir- jcus” and Harry Langdon in “ : Thursday, Rod La Rocque in nd CIff Bowes in “Quick Bebe Daniels in EVENING lie Chase in “Charlie, Margaret Living: in “The Service “Miss Brew. and Warren Saturd: Wild,» (.uaru. n Lawyer’ “Lure of the in “The Soapsuds of the Coast Alice Da and “Casey No. 7. CHEVY CHA and Monday, Marion “Beverly of Graustar ables and News F . Sportlight; Tuesday, Alice Joyce and Cleve Brook in “The Homemaker and. Mack Sennett's. “Tee. for Two' Wednesday and Thursday, Sunday D: in CRRY Valli and ugene O'Brien in * Helen and Warren comedy, s 1ngagement,” and Ne v, Thunder (the Mar of Forest £ Father to and Indian frontier sto: e cine Hat' urday vtell and Marian Nixon in r 1 niversal comed: ional the Medi- CIRCLI Sunday and Monday, Alice Joyce and Cla ing Mothers,” comedy, keeping”; Tuesday, nd Edmund Lowe' in ¥ Mates”; Wednes Murtay, George Sidn and Kate Price in “The Cohens and Kellys"; Thursday and Friday, show- nd 9 pan., Marion Davies in sverly of Graustark.” with Antonio Creighton Hale and Roy | also comedy, “Sed » Norman Kerry, Lione . Walghall in Res Conway Charlie 4 He Beach's ~The Barrier DUMBARTON. Sunday, Mae Busch an Comediar Mond: Logan, Zasu Pitts and hton Hale in “Wages for Wive Wallace Beery, Raymond Hatton and “Ric d the Great™: Lew Cody ay and Thurs lentino_and Velma A “Dancing Mothers"; George Walsh in “Americ Pluc ELITE, and Monday, Clive nd Robert 2 voke, in the d inesday, Sunday Jotta Goudal comedy: Dorothy Mac Kaill and Jack i} Sennett redy 11d Colman in “The Dark An nd News: Satur he Auction Block, hursday and | Banky EMPIRE. mday and Tuesds ¥, Irene 4 Is Paris’ ohn Bow Motte in runed Uy mdey, Thursday, \l(u[.mnw De Lt and comedy. l-'ndm Elaine Hammer: and Powder” and “F y toll Your Own seng and Saturday mati- kiddies. '\n . nee, ])fll‘l) for the HIPPODROME. ¢, Rudolph Val entino in T} 7 with Vilma Banky, als and Fables and comedy; Tuesday and Wedne: Tom Moore and Bessie Love in “The Song and Dance Man,” also comedy: Thursday and Friday, Adolphe Menjou and Florence Vidor 3 Duchess and the V nett comedy; er in “The the Coast Guard, “Miss Day N Daniels J in and ®Alice Monday Sunday. Bebe Brewster's Million: X Tuesday, ' Livingston in “Hell Four Hundred” and ‘“‘Helen and Warren” comedy, “His Own Law- ver”; Wednesday, “Don Daredevil” and Lloyd Hamilton in ‘“‘Careful, e”’; Thursday, Gloria Swanson tamed Lady” and Wanda Wheels”: Friday, rk Sennett's “The “Daring Days,’ i and “The Men- Gosh Darn Mor ace of the Alps”; Saturday, Art Acord in “Rustler’s Ranch,” juvenile com- edy, “Sea Scamp! Hodge Podge and of,the Coast Guard,” No. 6. LEADER. Saturday, Sunday and Monday, Sir A. Conan Doyle’s "“The Lost World, featuring Wallace Beery, Bessio Love, Lloyd Hughes and Lewis Stone, in Which are shown weird animals of an- cient days, a fight between two rep- tiles being a realistic incident. Short subjects, including a Larry Semon comedy, will round out the bill. ()L MPIC. Rex 'Hezuhi “The Auction Block,” with rl Ray, Eleanor Boardman, Sally O'Neill and_Ernest Gillen; (omedy, news; Mond Daughters of American Revolution, Livingston Manor Chapter, presents D. W. Griflith’s “America,” comed; Tuesday and Wednesday, Sally O'Ns in “Mike,” with Ford Sterling, Charles Murray and William Haines,” comedy ; Thursday and Friday, “Sea Horses, with Jack Holt, Florence Vidor and illiam Powell; Buster Brown com- edy; Saturday, Madge Bellamy and Jack Mulhall in “The Dixie Mer- ~hant,” comedy. PARK Sunday and Monday, Gertrude Astor, Lou Tellegen, Hedda Hopper and Ward Crane in “Borrowed ¥in- ery,” the QGumps in “Andy's Lion Lift off hard corns, and calluses. It doesn’t hurt a bit! Seems Magic! Just drop “Freez- one” on any tender, touchy corn. Instantly, it stops aching; then]— Lucky | o Diamonds;" Iyn's fgron in * Gordon | Thursday, STAR, WASHINGTON, Tale,” and Park News events; Tues: day, Greta Nissen, Ricardo Cortez, Liue Raymond Hatton and Wallace Beery| Saturday, .'md in “In the Name of Love, immie Adams in “Fair but Foolish Pathe colored review and gift shoppe; Wed- nesday and Thursday, Rudolph Valexl- tino ‘mgl Gertrude Ulmnta-ld in “Cobra,” Alice Ardeel in “Salute” and Park Vernon in | news events; Friday, double feature, » “The Cohens | Begsie Love, Warner Baxter and Ray- nd Wednesday, | nong Hatton in “A Son of His and Evelyn Brent in “Queen Saturday, Percy Mar- mont, Shirley Mason and Noah Beery in_“Lord Jim,” Lloyd llamilton in “Framed” and chapter seven of “The Green Archer.” PRINCESS. Sund: and Monday, D. W. Grif- fith’s “That Royle Girl,” with W. C, Fields and Carol Dempster; Our Gan; comedy, “Mary Queen of Tots,” an News reel, also Sunday concert featur- ing Leonard Chick, tenor, and Miss Madelyn Hall, organist; Tuesday, Ray- mend Griffith in “Hands Up” and Im- perfal comedy, “All Aboard"; Wednes- day, lXdmund Lowe in “The Palace of Pleasure” and Arthur Chase in “Inno- cent Husbands”; Thursday, “Love's Bargain,” comedy and amateur night; Friday, armont in “Lord episode’ 4 “Casey of the Coast and Mack Sennett comedy, “Sneezing Beeze Saturday, Buck Jones in “Heart episode i 4 * B nd Spat comedy, Father" “Laugh That Off. Sunday, Lew Cody and Mae Busch in “Time, the Comedia and Buster Brown comedy, “Buster’s Sky Carol Dempster in ; Tuesday 1 houn in “The Other Woms ind comedy; Wednesday. Best Peopls ‘our Own Back House Peters in ‘“‘Combat and_Alice Day in “Love and K Gang’ 5 ¢, Marion Davies in “Beverly ustark,” News and Our Gang comed uous Sund: from 3 p.m.; matinee Monday at Tuesday, .\(]uly\hc Menjou and Vidor Grand Duchess and the Waiter snd r 'he Man From Red v and Thursday, ¢ Boardman and Conrad Nagel ‘Memory Lane” and comedy; ¥ri- Ben Lyons and Viola Dana in BEST TONIC AFTER day, strength. This old: fashioned family remedy is pure and wholesome nourish- ment in a form which is_read- ily taken up by a weakened system. It is guaranteed free | from alcohol or dangerous drugs. If you need new strength or flesh begin taking it today. ARS I BUCCESS IF HAIR IS DRY BLAME CONSTANT CURLING, WAVING Girls just must curl and wave bobbed hair to appear their prettiest. But constant curling and waving burn and dry the luster,-vitality and very life from the hair. 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Nilsson in “Too Much Money” and Aesop Fable; Thursday, Norma Shearer in “The Devil's Circus” and Gump com- edy, “Chester's Donkey Party”; Fri day, House Peters in mbat” and Bobby Vernon in “Watch Out”; Sat- urday, Bebe Daniels in “Miss Brew- ster's Millions,” Lige Conley in “Lickety Split” and “Casey of the Coast Guard,” No. 7. S TR Ants have been found in Dalmatia which, according to report, actuaily make bread by chewing seeds into pulp, forming it in loaves, baking them in the sun and then storing them away for future use. s Korean period of mourning will lus 90 days. STATE FUNERAL FOR Y. Former Emperor of Korea to Be| Buried in June. plant TOKI0, April 28 (#).—The Japanese | = cabinet, in sesion yesterday, decided to accord a e funeral to Prince Yi ng, former Emporer of Korea, who died last Sunday in Seoul The funeral, which will cost the government 100,000 ven, will be held early in June, with the army and na participating in_the ceremonies, to held in Korea. 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