Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1926, Page 63

AMUSEMENTS. P})otoplays (Continued from First Page) Night”; the Pathe News reel, Topics of the Day and musi embellish- ment by the Palace Orchestra will be added attractions TIVOLI- l'udhn l\l-d ! Moran, Fajrbanks, y l.uum- Dresser first two days of Tivoll T! reen ver Lul\ of Rex concerns { the dau, runs “Ou the in_music, Clarke, will be uesday and _Wednesc traction will.he Lon Chane Road to Mandalay,” with Henry B. Walthall, ~Lois and Owen Moore, John in “Sky Bound” of the Da Thursday v Zane Gr “Bon to the West,” with 3 and “Mum’s - the. Wort laughmak duetion. 2 roman comedy, light.” Pathe Review by Otto, F. 1, (lm. “Raisin’ (#in” and ADOR—"Ella (i mders ¥ Moore, supported by Lloyd will_be seen at Crandall's A\mbassador Theater the first thr days of this afternoon, in nd “The Unknown Soldier,” s by CIiff Bowes in “Squirrel Food"; T ’ Boob,” with the comedy Pathe Iw\u\\ and “Screen ; Trids man Kerry in Fields Buster’s Mix-up,” Howe “Hodge Pod allment of the a new Lyman H. and the tenth adio Detective.” te of a Flirt.” will be shown al Theater the first week, beginning with a new . “Our afternoon, 2 “‘Monk Business”’; comedy, 1t's the Old Army Game” and O. | Henry’s “Elsie in New York,” hipwrecked .’ scree T »y Langdon McCormick, with Joseph Schildkraut and Seena Owen, and Lige Conley The Tin Ghost and reen Snapshots”; Saturday, Irene Rich and Clive Brooke in the Warner ~Brothers' “The Pleasure Cliff . Bowes in “Squirrel added short reels and pipe | organ music. WARDMAN F Bagdad. | Fairbanks’ “The Thief of German pic- ught Pola. and Ernest ttention of America, t the Wardman P: week ‘Passion,” \P:l’i. Emil Ja Lubitsch to the Theater next Picture Guild. The ture on Sunday, Mon day and ‘‘Passion” Wednesday, Thurs- lay, ¥riday snd Saturday, in lieu of e Birth of a Nation,” previously announced. The guild makes the change, it is explained, because of the belief that * is perbaps the test picture turned out by the Gmm'\n Ufa Co.. Pola Negri was signed for America the strength of ’or work in this picture, which is thd story of Mme. Du Barry. (5 Lincoln Theater the first three days of this aveek, beginning this after- noon, - in _ Paramount production, “Good and. Naugh together with | Thunder and White Faw This Week Lioyd Hamilton in “Nothing Matters” and other short reels, Wednesday and Thursday, Anna Qf Nilsson iis announced in First Nation- al’s “Her Second Chance,” supported by Huntley Gordon; also Eupino Lane | in “His Private Life” and-a Grantland Rice “Sportlight”; Friday and Satur- . C. Fields, star of the Ziegfield in Paramount’s “Its the Old iame,’; Alice Day in Mack Sen- nett’s “Hot ‘Cakes for Two" and Ly- man H. Howe “Hodge Podge.” vd Chaplin " Aesop Fable and Snapshots; Tuesday and Wednes- |day, W. C. Fields in “It's the OId ¢ Game,” and § in “Forbidden nd “Helen and Warren" Too Many Relations”; ¥rida; na and Robert Agnew in | Oais Lane,” and Lupino Lane in “His Private Life"; Saturday, Willlam Col- lier, jr., and Ernest Torrence in “The Rainmaker,” and Charles Chase in Dog Shy.” AVENUE GRAND. Today and tomorrow, W. C. Fields in “It’s the Old Army Game,” and Sen- nett comedy, “Circus Today”;: Tues- day, Anna Q. Nilsson in “Her Second Chance,” and Johnny Arthur in “Mr. Cinderella”; Wednesday, Peter B. | Kyne's “More Pay, Less'.Work,” and Gleen Tryon in “Say It With Bables”; Thursday, Seend Owen and Joseph Schildkraut in “Shipwrecked,” and O. Henry’s=Elsle in New York”; Friday, Priscilla Dean in “Forbidden Waters," and Mermaid comedy, “Creeps”; Sat- urday, George Sidney and Anita Stewart in “The Prince of Pilsen,” Ouy Gang in “Monkey Busine: “The Ragdio Detective,” No. 10. CAPITOL. Today Douglas MacLean in “That's My Baby,” chapter six of “Fighting " Aesop’s Fable and News Reel; tomorrow, Jack Pickford in “Brown of Harvard” and comedy; Tuesday, Matt Moore In “The Cave Man” and comedy: Wednesdey, War- ner Baxter in “The Runaway” and comedy; Fi Lefty ¥iynn in “The Lumberjack,” "episode nine of “The Green 'Archer” and Larry Semon comedy; Saturday, Richard Talmadge in “The Night Patrol,” episode two of “The Bar C Mystery” and comedy. cilla” Dean CAROLINA. Today and tomorrow, “Sweet Dad- dies,” with Jack Mulhall, George Sid- Charles Murray and Vern Gordon; , Bebe Danlels, “The Palm 5irl”; Wednesday, “The Hotten- it Doulzla.s MacLean; Thuru- Nilés Welch and Edna Murp! day. “The Anclent Highwa: Holt and Billle Dove; Saturday, “Phantom of the Forest featuring , dog stars. CIRCLE. Sunday and Monday, Richard Bar- thelme: Dorothy Mackaill in “Ran- son's Folly” and Vivian _Oakland, Tyler ; Brooke, James Finlayson in “Your Husband's Past”; Tuesday, Conrad Nagel, Renee Adoree in “The Equisite Sinner”; Wednesday, Ger- trude Olmsted, George XK. Arthur, Joan Cra’ rd, Charles Murray in “The Boob”; Thursday and Friday, showings 7 and 9 p.m., Lewis Stone in “0Old Loves and New,” with Bar- bara Bedford, Tully Marshall, Kather- ine MacDonald; Gang conledy, “Good Cheer"; Saturday, Jack Hoxle in#The Border Sheriff.” COLONY. | Today, Bebe Daniels in “The l‘alm Beach Girl” and Cliff Bowes in “Don’t 'Miss”; tomorrow, Owen Moore and Claire Windsor in “Money Talks” and Christie comedy, “Dancing Daddies™; Tuesday, Robert Flaherty's ‘“Moana” and Sennett comedy, ‘“‘Whispering ‘Whiskers"”; Wednesday, Richard Dix THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Bonner in “The Earth Woman" and Jimmie Adams in *“Whoa, Emma'; Friday, Monte Blue in “Hogan's Al- ley” and O. Hemry's “Cupid a La Carte”; Saturday, Rin-Tin-Tin in “The Clash or the Wolves” and Charles King in “Motor Troubles.” DUMBARTON. Today, Bebe niels in “The Palm’| Beach Girl”; tomorrow, ClaraBow and Donald Keflh, in “Free to' Love™; Tuesday, Monte Blue and Patsy Ruth Miller, in “Red Hot Tires"; Wednes- day, Corrinne Griffith, in selle\ Modiste";- Thursday, M: in “More Pay, Less Work™; Matt Moore, Zasu Pitts and Kathryn arly to Wed": Saturday, Talmadge, in ELITE. Today and tomorrow, J “The Blind Goddess,” comedy news; Tuesday, Qokinne Gri Modiste,” Billy West comedy; nesday, Mary ' Astor and Hughes, in “The Helen and Warren ay, Douglas Fairbanks, Majesty the American,” and news; Triday, Lewis Stone, in “0ld Loves and New,” and com- edy; Saturday, Hoot Gibsons in “The Phantom Bullet,” “Fighting Hearts” and Buster Brown comedy. Holt in and comedy; in “His comedy HIPPODROME. Today and tomorrow, Cecil B. De Mille's” “The Volga Boatman” with phonographic acgempaniment of the song; Krazy Kat comedy; Tuesday, Edmund Lowe and Betty Compson in ““The Palace' 6f Pleasure,” and Billy West comedy; Wednesday, Ruth Ro- land in_“Doliar Down,” comedy and news; Thursday and Friday, Helene Chadwick and Willlam Russell, in “The Still Alarm” and Buster Brown comedy; Saturday, Richard Barthel- mess in _“Ranson’s Folly,” also “Fighting Hearts” and news. HOME. , Irene Rich and Clive Brook Pleasure Buyers” and rtoon; tomorrow, Peter B, 's “More Pay—Less Work” and O. Henry's “Elsie in New York"; Tuesday, Pola Negri in. “Good and Naughty" and Clyde Cooke in “Wan- dering Papas”; Wednesday, Priscilla Dean in “Forhidden Waters" and Mer- maid comedy, “Creeps”; Thursday, H. B. Warner in “Silence” and Aesop Fable; Friday, Syd Chaplin in “Oh, ‘What a Nurse” and Charles Puffy “The Optimist”; Saturday, Jack Holt in “Born to the West,” Buster Brown comedy and. “The Radio De- tective,” No. 9. LEADER. Today, Lon Chaney in “The Road to Mandalay”; Van Bibber comedy and chapter play; tomorrow, Richard Dix in “Wonanhandled,” comedy and news; Tuesday and Wednes- day, Douglas McLean in “That's My Baby,” Gump comedy and new Thursday and Friday, Adolphe Men- jou in “A Social Celebrity,” comedy and news. OLYMPIC. Today: and tomorrow, mess in “Ranson’s Fo! comedy and news;*® Tu Daniels fn “The Palm Beach Girl,” apd Sennett comedy: Wednesday, Lewis Stone and Barbara Lamar in “Girl From Montmartre” and comedy; Thursday and Friday, Harold Lloy in “For Heaven's Sake” and comedy; Saturday, Lilllan Rich P‘m!er In “Igle of | 'Fighting Hearts" and Pathe Review. Dick Bérthel- Our Gang day, PARK. Today and tomorrow William Ru: sell and Helene Chadwick in “The Still Alarm,” Alberta Vaughn in “Fighting Hearts” and Park News: Tuesday, Laura La Plante, Harry Myers and Alexander Carr in “The Beautiful Cheat,” Glenn Tryon in ‘“Cuckoo Love"; Wednesday angd Thursday, Lon Chaney and Priscilla Dean in “Outside Friday, George Sidney. in Stranger” and Lefty Flynn in in “Say It Again” and Aesop Fable; Thursday, Mary Alden and Priscella Lumberjack" Saturday, Richard Barthelmess And il i BT Not only is Loew's Pal- ace now the coolest the- ater in Washington, but it's also the coolest south of New York by virtus of the installation of the Palace’s WONDERFUL COOLING SYSTEM . A new and revolutionary F STREET AT 13TH WEEK STARTING TODAY--SUNDAY, AUGUST 1 , THE COMEDY SENSATION! “The Better | Bebe | the Law"” and Dinky Doodle cattoon; ! Bessle Love in “Shore Leaye,” Alice Day comedy and chapter 1 of the “Phantom Police,” with Herbert Raw- linson, PRINCESS. | Today and tomorrow, Tom Mix in | “Yankee Senior,” comedy and news reel: Tuesday, “Daddy’s Gone A’Hunt- ing" and Imperial comedy; Wednes- Mary Astor and Lioyd Hughes in Scarlet Saint,” Howe's Hodge- Podge and comedy: Thursday, Wil- liam V. Mong in “Off the Highway" and comedy; Richard,Dix in “Let's Get Married,” episode seven of *“The Winking Idol,” comedy 'and. news reel; Saturday, Mary Pickford in “Lit- tle “Annie Rooney,” episbde five of “The Bar C Mystery” and comedy. e L8 a SAVOY. Today, Cecil B.. DeMille's “The Volga' Boatman''; tomorrow, Ruth Ro: land in “A Dollar Down” and Andy Gump comedy, “The Shady Rest'; Tuesday, Virginia Valli in “Watch Your Wife" and Cliff Bowes in “Meet My Dog'; Wednesday, Anna Q. Nils- son in “Her Second Chance' and Hal Roach's “Never Too Old";. Thurs day, Priecilla Dean in “Forbidden Waters” and Fox comedy, *Hurri- cane”; Friday, RinTin-Tin in “The Night Cry” and Lige Conley in “Cheap Skates”; Saturday, Charles Rl«‘:i;’l in “Sweet Adeline” and Aesop e. TAKOMA. Today, tomorrow and Tuesday, Harold Lloyd in “For Heaven's Sake," Pathe News, and Whittier's “Maud Muller” with Marjorie Daw; Wednes- day and Thursday, William Collier, jr. in" “The Rainmaker,” comedy and Sportlight; Friday, Richard Dix in “Let's Get Married,” Aesop's Fable and “Fighting Hearts” No. 10: Satur- day, Peter the Great in “Wild Jus. zdlce ' Fables and Mack Sennett come- Y. o YORK. Today, Richard Dix in “Say It Again' and Felix éattoon; tomorrow, Irene Rich and Clive Brook in “The Pleasure Buyers” and CLff Bowes in | “Don’t Miss"; Tuesday, Mary Astor | and Lloyd Hughes in “High Steppers’” and Glen Tryon in “Say It With Babies”; Wednesday, H. B. Warner in “Silence” and Aesop Fable; Thurs- day, Claire Windsor and Owen Moore in “Money Talks” and Buster Brown comedy, “Buster's Heart Beats'; ¥Fri- day, Hoot Gibson and Eileen Percy in “The Phantom Bullett” and Lige Conley in “Cheap Skates”; Saturday, Priscilla Dean in “Forbidden Waters,” Alice Day in Sennett's “Hot Cakes for Two™ and “The Radio Detective,” No. 10. Gt “The Ten Commandments,” which was banned when first offered for ex- hibition in Simla, India, is now being shown “with great acclaim,” as the report has it. Film Features CIRCLE 2195 Pa. Ave. Ph. W. 953 TODAT AND TO‘IO PARI( THEATER 4618 14¢ :fimv W. RUSSELL in “THE STILY, ALARM." SIDNEY LUST'S Hippodrome ' D _continuous. 10DAY” X¥D TONSEHOW THE VOLGA BOATMAN The picture yoit have all been wafting for. ELITE 14th St. and R. I DRF<‘ER EKVE<T T RR] .SL + "“The Blind Goddess NEWS AND COMEDY. OLYMPIC You St. Bet. 14th & 15th Contin. 3 vm. 10 11 pm. TODAY AXD TOMORROW— o Rlchard Barthelmess Ave. nm. to 11 pm ON' WerRANS ok Gi%e coMERY e et DUMBARTO _in “THE PALM bR NEW STANTON 6ih § 0 ste. N3 Stu. N E. Contin, from.3 | mu Wisconsin Ave. PE GiDANIELS E“THFR RALSTON, T - E, in “THE ann"cr?nngo S H. OLIVE Present m PRINCESS 1118 " "%, TO! ¥ N1 \!03“0 (—TO} DAA‘I ?n DY;Q- CAPITOL * 9th & 0 Sts. NAW. _LEAN in THATS Ay BARY LIBERTY Nnrfl:{lu and P Sts, AND ow-m'noLPH VALE\"X'E{OOMO‘L “THE EA( AMENCAN 1st 8. and R T Ave: MORROW—CHARDES - CHAPLIN "0 ‘THE_GOLD_RUSH.' 0., AUGUST 1, Goods Old Diys In the Movies ILE the motion picture stars of today by no 'means wish for a return of the days when the movie was much younger than it is claimed to be, they do experience a feel- ing akin to satisfaction whenever they think upon that early period when picture acting was tempered with genuine hardships and the pro- fession was just beginning to sur- round itself with what stage persons were pleased to terrg “traditions.” “There were actors in those days” is the insistent cry of the old-time stage favorites, as they muse upon their traditions; and not to be out- done the movie stars, too, remem- ber the time when: Many of the movie stars of whom it might be said that they have grown up with the picture profes- sion, may be found at the Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer studios in Culver City, Calif. Lillian Gish probably he&lu the list, having 'begun her eer when still a child, with D. 3 in the old Biograph stock company days. Miss Gish's earliest recollections of the movies are that only overhead lights were used at the studios and girls of 16 played old hag roles. “The only sort of lights motion pleture people knew anything about in those days were overheads, which made one appear more than twice one’s normal age, and only girls of 14 and 15, were cligible for motion picture work,” Miss Gish. “Under such lights a mere child, touched up with a little make-up, could impersonate a grandmother.’ When Lon Chaney first went to work in motion pictures, most of the acting was done in corners of rooms made from two big pieces of carboard joined together. Elaborate sets or exact reproductions of huge structures were unknown. And if two companfes happened to be film- ing on the same stage, one company had to wait while the other was 1926—PART 3. T a time ‘when the Giman piloto play producer is much in the spot- light as a limner of realistic and commanding soreen drama, Eigland, suddenly awakened from its lethargy, in a film sense, offers the United States Herbert Wilcox's production of “Nell Gwyn.” British National Plotures, Ltd., is announced as the firm responsible for “Nell Gwyn,” which s being re- leased in the United States through Paramount. It is claimed that Her- bert Wilcox, the scenarist and director of the story, was utterly dissatsfled with every English candidate for the title gole, and professed himself un- able to find in all the British Isles an actress withythe qualifications needed to fill the part, This resulted in overtures to Dor- othy Gish, who was and still is under contract to Inspiration Pictures in the United States. Doubtless flattered by her selection, Miss Gish consernted to make not only “Nell Gwyn,” but AMUSEMENTS. England s Clnema Bld a series of three mr:tures in all under ‘Wilcox’s direction. “Nell Gwyn” is said to give the United Stdtes something more than a very remarkable presentment of the Samuel Pepys version of Nell' romance with Charles II, for already, praising highly the work of a young Ehglish beauty, Julletta Compton by name, who enacts the role of Nell's cele- aifections, Miss Compton, it | the selection of an Anferican actress for the title role, and her protest appears to have taken the form of a most ri Lady the American critics are brated rival for the Kin, Lady Castlemaine. would appear, hardly fancied markable characterization Castlemaine. It is reported of that the British National Pictures, already casting about to player. using the lights, as only one set of lights was available. Charles Ray can point to 'the time when ability to ride a horse deter- mined one’s histrionic career in the movies. Charlle was hired at the old Ince studios because he sald he could, and he held this first job as long as he held his place in the saddle, Yes, indeed! Those were the good old days when an idle director when asked why he didn’t report at a certain studlo for work would reply: “Oh, somebody's always using the | camera there b e Pauline Frederick seems to havq scored a pronounced hit with her pic- ture, “Her Honor, the Governor,” just about the time that “Ma” Fer- gusom loses out on the same Hne. STREET AT 1268 SUN.—MON.~TUES. PARAMOUNT PRESENTS POLA ‘NEGRI WITH TOM MOORE AND FORD STERLING IN OOD AND NAUGHTY| LLOYD HAMILTON IN WED. AND THURS. ANNA Q. NILSSON With Huntly Gordon. in A Tale of the Kentucky Hikia HER SECOND CHANCE LUPINO LANE IN “HIS PIRATE LIFE" “NOTHING MATTERS” FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY Ww. C. With Louise Brooks. in a Tale of the Fiorida Land Boom IT’S THE OLD ARMY GAME LICE DAY IN SENNETT'S 'HOT CAKES FOR TWO0" iz Florence Vidor's First. ESSE L. LASKY has wired to New Never Know Woman" has been selected definitely as the title for Florence Vidor's first Paramount, which was produced under the tenta- This 1s from an original story by Ernest Vajda, William Well- York that “You starring pleture for tive title, “Love Magic.” and was directed by RIALT REALLY COOL Ar ERNST LUBITSCH Pl’oducuon A Parisian night’s frolic! A tale of mixed amours and hus- bands and wives who are fervently in love —with someone! Vienna Wood International News Other Hits Famous Players-Lasky Corporation, by virtue of Jjts importing arrangement with | Inc., for some means that will bring Miss Compton this country as a Paramount «+.Strauss 3 Forbidden to Shave. N ordinance making it unlawful to shave was adopted “at Camp Cruze, huge motion picture tent city which housed more than 4,000 per. soms deting the filming of James Cruze's “Old Ironsides,” herofc story of the frigate Constitution. g Thousands of men portraying sail- ors ‘and pirates for the picture were required,to appear before the camers. in full beards. Huge signs were posted around the camp warning them not to shave under penalty of losing their parts in the pleture. By the end { of the two and one-half months of location work it is said that the camp resembled a revival meeting of the | House of David. Off Again, On Again. EPORTS that the production of ‘Glorifying the American Girl’ has been called off," Jesse 1 Lasky “are erroneous. We have pe poneg the greater part of the produc- tion fintil later in the season, as thera { are several changes to be made in the | stogy, and it was not entirely satis- | factory either to Mr. Ziegfeld or ourse Moreover in the Fall Mr. Ziegfeld will be able to devote more time to the actual supervision of the picture. . In the meantime we are going ahead with the production of several tableaux which had been designed by Ben Ali Haggin and in which several Ziegfeld beauties will appear 5 “We want to make Mr. Ziegfeld's first motion picture production one of the momentous events of the screen and accordingly are delaying the plc ture untll we sure_everything | the way we w is Week Days Perform- --ON THE STAGE--| 3:00-7:00-9:00 P. M. “MISS WASHINGTON" IN PERSON And o Coterie 0f Her Closest Contestants SPECIAL REVUE Staged and Directed By MISCHA GUTERSON Conducting UASHINGTON'S | BEST | ORCHESTRA | _llllllIIIIlIIllllIllllIIlIllIlIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIilIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIlIHIIIIlIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIlIIIIIIIIIl!llI|IIIIlIII|IIIIIlIIIII|I|II|IIIIIII!I!II"' " CRANDALL'S A Bill% Sereen’s wWITH IMETROP Sunday, Doors Open at 2:30. Daily, 10:30 A. M. to 11 P. M. 9% WEEK OF AUG. 1st 9% Eztraordinary Attractions, or:most Comedienne in Her Latest Laughing Hit COLLEEN MOORE Z UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE STANLEY IIIIIHIIIIIIllllllllllllmI||I|IIIIIIIIIIIIlI_lIIIIIIIlIIlIlIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIlIIIII'KHII!IIIIIIIlllllllliilllI|I|IIII|IIIIIIII||I = DIRCTION STANLEY CO. OF AMERICA F ST. AT TENT, Headed by the = Presenting Keith Popular Priced Vaude- ville of Su- perior ~ Merif and Photo- plays of the JAS. ). ¥ WEEK OF AUG. 1st % JEFFRIES & SHARKEY Two of the Greatest Heavyweights the Ring Has Ever Known in & Recrudescence of Their Eorlier Prowess IN PERSON AND COMPANY OF AMERICA = P erformance Continuous = Daily From 1 = to 11 p. m. * % % Doors Ogen Sunday at 2:15 p. m. First Perform ance at I TOM IN ACTION XTRA VERNA HAWORTH Supported by a Clever Ensemble, Led. by FRED MARTIN In an Up-to-the-Minute Dance Revue “THAT'S ALL THERE IS” 4--OTHER GREAT ACTS--4 ON THE SCREEN 'NORMAN KERRY And an Ezcellent Caast, as the “LOVE THIEF” IIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIlIIlIlIm_nnmnfilllIlIllIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIII MNDALL'S TIVOLI THEATER 14TH ST. AND PARK RD: Sunday, 3 to 11 P. M. Daily, 1:30 to 11 P. M. SUNDAY-MONDA' LOIS"MORAN-—NOAH BEERY And Distinguished Support in Rex Beach's “PADLOCKED” | “Our Gang” in “Bady Clothes”—Eztras Tues.-Wed.—LON CHANEY in ‘The Road to Mandalay”’ - Al St. John in “Sky Bound’—Topics cooling method which, in acdition to first purify- ing and then cooling the atmosphere, distributes it to all parts of the audi- torfum without the sem- blance of draft. This new system insures a summer temperature 20 DEGREES COOLER THAN THE STREET and completely changes the air over the entire theater once every two minutes or thirty times in every hour! LLOYD HUGHES - And a Cast of Notables in the Screen Version of the Populor and Widely Read Comic Strip ELLA CINDERS Added_Attraction BERNARDO DE PACE, WIZARD OF THE MANDOLIN “Heien and Warren” Comedy—News—Overtyre—Ezxtras I e "coptiare Gitime Tnmieim wateriaimement [T CR“IDALL'S ___CRANDALL'S AMBASSADOR CENTRAL ——— 18th and Col. Rd. Ninth, Bet. D"and SUN.-MON.-TUES. SUN.-MON. COLLEEN MOORE FORREST STANLEY And Lloyd Hughes in 4nd o Gorgeous Gast in, The First National's ELLA CINDERS B g “Helen and Warren” . “The Family Picnic” Eamime WEDNESDAY STAR CAST In the Unparull led Drame of IllI(IOVll SOI.IIIEII THURSDAY GERTRUDE OlHS'I'ElII . And Geo. K. Arthur in , . THE BooB Comedy « “Creeps”—Review— Snapshots 5 FRIDAY NORMAN KERRY llml’flbly Supported in Universal's Under Western Skies Lupino Lane Comedy Sportlight o e BATURDAY W. C. FIELDS * And Louise Brooke in the OLD ARMY GAME amup—aadn Podge—Chap- . = WITH FORD STERLING--LOIS WILSON LOUISE BROOKS--QREGORY KELLY ‘What a treat!-—George Kel- ly’s famous stage hit comes to the screen! The story of the four-flushing “kid from West Philly,” who knows everything and everybody, who nearly ruins himself and his folks but the end on Directed by TAKOMA Takoma Park, D. C. TODAY, TOMORROW AND HAROLDU LLOYD “F0R HEAVEN'S SAKE” Paths New: e B A vt “frontt” with MARJORIE DAW. " Malcolm St. Clatr! ADDED EITS l!llll‘l‘ LCOMEDY RIOT E NEWS-TOPIOS-ETC. TOM QANNON'S MUSIC IIIIII|I||IIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIII!IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IlllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIliIIlIlIIIIIIII||lIIIHIIIHIIIIIIHIIII LI RO OERARS E_PACE, MANDOLIN, e, CRANDALL’S, TrvoLt TODAY AND. ONGRROW REY BEAC] *PA KED ___GANG. LOMEI\E 'S AMBASSADOR CRANDALL'S A3 & Col. Rd, N.W. TODAY, TOMORROW "AND TUES- AY — lOLLl‘EV DfiaE in A CINDERS " “HELEN AND RE; MEDY. CRANDALL'S DR 70) and ADDED I n DAY AND _TOMORROW- EST STANLEY, in ¥THE F, F A FLIRT.” OUR GAl COMEDY. CRANDALL'S Spros Thonter 14th and Col. Rd. @ TUES.-WED. W. C. FIELDS And Louise Brooke in Paramount’s It's the OLD ARMY GAME 0. Henry's “Blsie in New York” “Superb isn’t the word that. fits Mies Giah's performance in Nell s Negrl, Plters Batawaimea b et “’\"A‘&fi%}g&’fi‘“"fi@@‘ —VARIETY. “Miss Glak is truly magnif- CRANDALL’S Avenue Grand cent as ‘Nell Gwyn.’ Literally Mats, Daily, 2 mw’s\:&a?':? e she has everything -tn \this WP BiBiia <, sreat English pinture.” FIELDS in “IT'S THE OLD ARMY —MOTION PICTURE NEWS, GAME.” _SENNETT COMEDY. You, too, will acclaim her in CRANDALL'S Aw“o “ew this, her greatest role, as the AL NE ’%’f;"”’v%':'fl .merry, p orange girl of o SUREEY Absor¥apie' 1 Drury Lane who captured the CRANDALL'S ,, YORK fiekle fancy of a famous: king TODAY—-RICHABD DIX in "SAY IT and became his favorite!? Pro- Tnffinfiflw—&fl;}% RICH in “THE duced in London amid the act- ual scenes of Nell'a triumph! CRANDALL'S COLORN TODAY_—BEBE DANIELS in T 'ALM BEACH G DORRoNEe THURS.-FRIL SEENA OWEN JOS. SCHILDKRAUT Briltantly Supported by o Star . Cast in s Lige Conley in “The Tin Ghost”—Snapshots IIIIIIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIllIIIIIIHlHHIIIIIIlIIIIlIlIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIlIIlIHIIl Touonluw RN (LATRE, DEOR i CRANDALI.'S a0 5,. ~ TODe EX\E CH THE 3 %85!05?"‘353 ;ol{xnzs 5612 Cm Av.,l),c. 8, .l SATURDAY IRENE RICH CLIVE BROOK And Others of Note i1, The PLEASURE BUYERS Cliff Bowes in “Sguirrel Food” IHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIlllill!lllfllmlimlIlfilllfljllllll_llfllfllfilflllmlmfllllllllll ’ e Sl Thur.-Fri.—JACK HOLT In *“Born to the West" Charlie Ghase in “Mum’s the Word" Saturday—STAR GAST in ““The Shamrock Handicap” Juvenile Comedy “Raisin Cain”—Sportlight mmmnmmnuummnmrmmnmimmgummlmmmlmmmmnmm IlIIIlIIIlIIIHIII||IlllI|IIIIIIlIII|I|II|IlIl|IIlllIllliIIII||||IIIIIII!III||IIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIiIIIiIIIIIIIIIIllIII lllfllllllllllllIIIlIlIIIIIIlIIIIIIIlIIIllIIlllllllflllllHIlIlIllllfllllllllIllllllllllll T %fll