Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1926, Page 11

\ .7 eharm are: pjetured in ‘“Say It (Continued from Tenth & trite phrase of the initiated, in the !ull skirts, tight bodice and long-flow-. ing sieeves of the '50s; Wallace Beery 4s the mulatto shelk of the quarter is, to be perfectly frank, disappointing. The role offered him much greater ap« rtunities thanihe avalles himself of. ficardo Cortes 1a niliher g6ed por bad @s the hero, but Eulalie Jensen and i\rlhur Edmund Carewe, in, compara- : Tsnm parts, are up to the 3 v, “Excess Bag- 3 ," some interesting scenics, an esop Fable gnd the International - News comprise the added attractions, . i Avery Hopwood's farce comedy, “U Zin:Mabel's Room,” started its uoon‘ ijeek at the Metropolitan yesterday. he picture deals with the éfforts of a oung wife, Mabel, to recapture her ushand, ‘she’ divorced on pulse. ‘The’ hnsbani ll\«equlny de- ¥Yermined to recaptire hed 7 ghemise which he hld given her in}, the days when it seemed appropriate. {A house party, where none of the guests knew that Mabel and Garry | . were married, gives opportunity for Jthe many comical situations in Ma- I's room. The story is \efi"nmuo- fing. Marie Prevost and rrison ord do splendid comedy jvork in the mncc pm\m A film story inspied by the cele- i of Sir John Mallais, shown as a second Bntitled, “The Vision.” thing unusual and #ltogether delight: s #ul. It is done entirely in color and his, together with the gorgeous cos- !Ilmes of ~Eugjand .in- the time of. E‘:rlfll 11, makes it & picture of much uty and chary TIVOLJ—"Say It Agdin.” {° The adventures of:an American far veteran revisiting the scenes of < his meeting with a nurse of unusual ! Again,” the. Paramount production in :Which Richard’ Dix is pletured, ‘at ndall’s Tivoli Thefter the first 4 VS of the present week. The story {8 fashioned along lines Adapted to the brisk methods and per- Bonality of the star. That he should be mistaken' for’a crown prince and that the nurse should turn out to be the Queen of a' Balkan kingdom such as George :Barr, McCutcheosi might baye created was no fault of Bob Howard's. “Tt was very largely his fault, however, that the good people §6f Spezonia. accepted him as the. con-, Bort of their sovereign. Mills, Chester: Conklin,; “Gun: boat” Smith,: Bernard Randall, Ida Waterman and Willigm Ricclardi are in the competent' Supporting - cast. Gregory La Cava directed the p) ue: tio: @ 21s6 made **Womanhane ry on’ 1he vexing problems harass “Wandering = Willies" and the Pathe ' Review, Ims and ekcellent pipe organ music by Otto F. Beck and Ida . Clarke fomplete the hill. AMB\S"\I)OR ! ore Pay, Less ||rm'lm(lon of “More * adapted ffom one of’ ) stories 6f The busi- imess experiences of that crabbed old. #hip owner €appy Ricks, is affording @iverting screen entértainment at Crandall's” Ambassador Theater the first two days,ef th pew two-reel comes i Burns in the role Mr. iother shot reels_and delightful.. plpo i grgan music complete the program. Mr. e has made the rivalry be- py and another ship owner, blustering, old Nlnt'hfleld mance. Cappy has a pnt(y uu.hur while Hinchfield has an energ: young son who revolutionized o business afong up-to-date li with the tmo of the pleture as his slogan. The climax of thé heart interest as well as the fun"is reached when it becomes tiecessary for a certain ship to be docked ar ‘@ certaln hour, mnd ‘Willie Hinchfie! Brian ix Betty Ricks, .and Charles Rogers, a néwcomer, s very well with the part M Willle Hinchfield. . CENTRAL—Bilken Shackles.” The &tory ‘of a restless wife with a penchant for what seemed to be fn- nocent flirtatlons i8 pictured in ‘War: ner Brothers' production of “Silken Shackles” the first two days of this week at Crandall's Central Theater, Ircuv Rich,~ Huntley Gordon and Victor Varchni, remembered for his fine 'l the aristocratic royalist omeor in. ige Boa . are Bt in. th roles of “Silken sh.ncklan h 18 the flippant spouse who perceives in her husband onlv & husband, but mistakes & good ookirig Hangarian violinist for” ro: . Mr. Gordon is the patient husband and Mr. Varconi the preda. tory artist. The bill includes a v‘rlod Mst - of shorter subjects and melodious p\ne rgan: music. WARDMAN PARK—"flAIomQ“ g Alla Nazimova is faf;lured in “Sa- y this week. The costumes are gorgeous and the settings elaborate. The play itself is too familiar to playgoers to need deseription hére. But Nazimova can dance, &nd she does. Her brief per- formances at the special request of “Herod,”’ - heér stepfatheér, is' the high spet in the production. Douglas Léan in ‘“The Hotten- tot,”” shown as an addition feature, somewhat clears up the atmosphere cregted by ‘“'Salome.” Cleap, whole- some comedy with a round of laughs is offered in the Washington star's interpretation of this photoplay which deals with the trials of a young man who has a strange abhotrence for horses but is constantly getting mixed up with them in races, rescues and one thing or another. A thrilling steeplechase, in which the- hero proves himself to be an ‘“‘unconscious horseman,” provides a fitting’ climax. to the comedy. Madge Bellamy co-stars with Douglas and makes a charming little Kentucky sweetheart, FLEA FOR PLANES DENIED PR PP Aru_xy Aviators to, Do Minimum of Exhibition Flying. Secretary Davis has repiied un- favorably to the request of officials of the naval carnival to be held Hampton Roads, Va., August 18- for the participation of Army aireraft in eghibition flights. Tralning neces- sities of the Air Service and the sched- ale of work laid out in advance make it desirable, the Secrietary wrote, that other fiying “be képt to an ab- solute minimum.' % He further pointed out that the law forbids exhibition. -flights by _Army pllnes from other than Government flelds “except where an indemnity bond has been furnished to insure the Government with short | e The elertfle rallway between The Hague and Rotterdam has rep! its alternating-current equipment with a diréct-curren “RIGHT ON. THE BARREL HEAD” “YES, SIRREE.” I THOUGHT Enameled duck, . ricoid; fz& PALAIS ROYAL Kr sge ]')cpartm;nt Stnrcs, Inc G Street at Rleventh - The Fafr, Chicago. L. S. Plaut & Co., N’ewark NS Store Hours Daily, 9:45t6 6 P,M. 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