Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1928, Page 29

G STAR, WASHINGTON, 7. C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST I Attractions in Washington Theaters || Borjes, the M-G-M newsreel, an organ- ‘ llogue and other short subjects will round | out the bill |* TP METROPOLITAN—“Foreign Legion.” | Ambassad’r ropior gt the Bar. The screen offering for next week,| — - ;:’;;m_ i beginning Saturday, at Crandall's Met- | “Happiness Ahead " ropolitan Theater is “The Foreign Le-| AP.“O Krasy Kat cartoon gion,” co-starring Norman Kerry and | i Lewis Stone, supported by Mary Nolan Ave, Grand Dol B o E June Marlowe f Charles Chase Charles Chase “The Forelgn Legion” is sheer Giama ‘comedy. omedy. of romance and revoll, relieved with an, Haines i intervals of comedy. The story revolves | Llling the : around the powerful situation of a son | e T and a father opposed to each other, He Thursday olores Costello in “Glorious Betsy.” Christie comedy. News. f { NATIONAL THEATER PLAYERS. ‘What Anne Brought Home. hat Anne Brought Home,” a play by Lerry E. Johnson, which was pre-| sentad at Wallach's Theater, New York City, by Earl Carroll several seasons ago, will be the attraction at the Na- tional Theater next \eek, beginning Mondav night Lo Johnson theme when he Monday Taura La Plante in Home. .James " ‘Toples of the Day. s Sunday e, I AT B Novelty reel. " Serial. "Th!;“fine of the | rus.” Ch:rlex‘;&l "comeds. | Fianke in Z Home. James lorious Betsy.” Topics of ‘the Day. ristie comedy. New: fews. " Dolores Gosteilo in “Glorigus Betsy Lupfno, Lane Lloyd Fughes in “Three-Ring Mar- riage” _Comeds. Curlosity reel Mary Philbin in hrrender Krazy Kat Tolieen Moore in ‘Happiness Ahead Krazy Kat cartoon News. Dolores Cosgello in “Glorious Betsy. " Lupino Lane ____comedy. Colleen Moore in “Happiness- Ahead.” Bruce nrovelly Scenic Saily Phipps i “Why,_Soldiers Go Wrong. ____ Comeds. _News. Ken Maynard in e gpiand Hider.” Our Gang comedy. New_serial. _ T “Togan in, Figsh (the dog) in & Cady™ "'Under the Black Eagle Comedy. Serial. News Helene ostello “Husband INDIGESTION AR Al T Dgigrs Couallo i wrote “What Anne 2 L3 sroma Brought Home " It is one that should appeal to every girl who sooner or later hopes to be married. and at the same time hits a universal chopd in the hearts of fathers and mothers Cameo_——— . Rain Norma Shearer in “The Actress.’ McGuire comedy. ___Fox_News Dark. The Leopar Ben Tuthin comedy Sportlight en Maynard in Victor McLaglen i “The Red Raiders” | Phyllis Haver in “Hangman's House." Bebe Daniels in i Chicago. Mildred is “Feel My Pulse e Snow it Billie Dove in The Show What Anne really brought home was # husband. and from this mere sugges- tion it is easily seen that the entrance of Anne to her old home after a so- journ awav. during which she annexed » husband. is fraught with great possi- bilities. either for tragedy or comedy I the old felk turn out Anne and her hushand. there is tragedy: if they let them in. which they do. (here is com- edv. for Larry Johnson wrote the play with but one purpose, and was to call forth laughter The National Players, Powers playing the title role and How- ard Miller the acquisition that Anne brought home, are preparing for a week of utter frivolity Other important roles are in the capable hands of Ed- wapd Arnold, Charles Hampden, Billy Phelps. the new ingenue of the com- pany: Mrs. Hibbard and Mary Loane. CO-OPERATIVE CONCERT COURSE. The Washington Co-operative Artist Concert Course for 1928-1929*will open its advance season sale today at the New Willard newsstand. Kimball Piano Co.. and all Government newsstands op- eratad under the supervision of the Weifare and Recreational Association of Public Buildings and Grounds, including the Young Women's Christian Associa- tion, Jewish Community Center, Wash- ington College of Music and other loca- tions throughout the city The advance sale of course tickets is being made during the month of August all sales made by each organization go- ing toward the specific work of that or- ganization for its civic and welfare with Leona neither knowing who the other is. The action takes place in the colorful locale of the Algiers, and is featured by ex- ceptional photographic beauty. On the dramatic side, highlights are the mu- tiny in the desert, led by Kerry, un- knowingly, against his father, the com- manding officer. and the = sequence, wherein the father is\presiding judge at his son's trial The added aitraction will include several short-recl Vitaphone presenta- tions and the Metropolitan Orchestra, under Alex Podnos, which will render a musical score arranged for the screen- ings of “The Foreign Legion” by Mr. Podnos COLUMBIA—"Detectives.” Karl Dane and George K. Arthur are the featured players in “Detectives.” & new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer comedy which comes to Loew’s Columbia Sat- urday. Detectives” is primarily a mystery thriller, but the two heroes of “Rook- inder into every thrill to produce 1S A clima and their hair- id to create one of the funniest comedies in their experi- ence Dane plays a dumb hotel detective d Arthur a bellboy who wants to be one. Both love pretty Marceline Day. the hotel's public stenographer. and when the mysterious Orloff. master rook, proceeds to annex the jewels of the hotel guests, they start in pursuit, figuring that the most successful detec- tive will get the girl The Columbia Orchestra, under Claude Burrows. an _organlogue. short Carolina | Bow In Ol % La | Central Che v;_C;afi Glara Bow in ~ Th “Ladies of the Mob ' it 2 . Reginald Decny in Circle “That's My Dadey. " T Emil_Jannings_in he Street of Sin. b Charles Chase Colony FoTTHST: Norma_Shearer Dumbarton it | Elite nedy Wallace Beery and Haymond Hatton in “Partners in Crime. Fox News. _Comedy.Fox Adolphe Menjou in ‘His Tiger Snookums comedy. Sport reel.News. _ Empire { O At the Hills” b Shegherd of the Hills {Hip’odrome *"%efro Subieci. “The Flag. of Sin comedy. Woni Max Charlle Mutray in “The Gorilla Sport_reel Comedy. ~ TAdolphe Mevaou‘hg i ‘The Street Lupino Lane Leader New Park "'Snapshots. ~ Harold Liovd in “Speedy.’ Gomedy. News ~George O'Brien in | Ge Honor Bound Jerry Drew comedy. Arthur Lake comedy Sennetl comedy Keepi comedy . Jone Geor; n y “The Actress “Honor Bound." Com Wallace Beery and Haymond Halton in “Partner Adolphe Menjou in Lady His Tiger Lady Snookums come: Sport_reel Molly O'Day in Shepherd of the Hills’ Blanche Sweet in Far Cry Comedy. Tnkwell cartoan N Adolhe “His Tiger Lady is Joniiny Atthur comedy. Johnny Arthur comedy New: News. "~ Harold Llovd in he Yellow Lily." Emil_jannings in w i n dies of the Mob." e Street of Sin Curiosity reel Adolphe Menjou in “Night of Mysters.” Jerry Drew comedy “Jean Hersholt he Wreck of the Hesperis. inald Denny in y at’s My Daddy.” Washin i — ot ueline Logan in e Leopard Lady Up With the Bue © -Waikin Back Emil “The Sireet of Sin " upino Lane comedy. Lup) Curiosity reel “Ram A Man Charles Chase comedy Richard Barthélmess in Richard Berthelmess in “The of Kinedom Come.’ o _Our Gang_comedy. __ Our Jdck Holt in “The Warning." Hesperus Hamilton comeds. Edward Everett Hor- f _ " ton_comedy. " Colleen Moore in “Colleen Moore in - “Happiness_Ahead." Agop, Fable TopWs of the Day. Jannings_in “Diamond Ha no Lane comedy ____'Topies of the Day. Coll 0ore in “Happiness Ahead." Tnkwell ‘Tmp __carioon._ n Novarro in Certain_ Young ¢ g Ben Hall comedsy News, Curlosity reel Tleanor Board TG, Fields in Pools for Luck.” Our Gans comedy. | Serial | Glenn Tryon in Little Shepherd Heels “Coney Isl “The_Little Shepherd I Come." ‘Hot Topics, Lupino_Lane comedy; * L. 5. comedy Rarebjt i 0 Brien ~Anna Q. Nilsson in “The Masked Woman Comedy. _ Karl Dane and Geo. K. Arthur in “Baby Mine Comedy. ine Garon in Aady Devil's Cage." Whirlwind comedy. News. : i Sally O'Neill Comedy in Crime News. Comedy._ Metro subject, “Bache The Plag. o Sothern i 3 e Mave Hne o pan Hal Roach- Tke Davidson comed: queline Logan in ~ Teopnrd - Lady.” d Mike comedy T Olive Borden in The “The Jov Girl end comedies Warner_Baxter in e Tragedy of Youth.” Tke and Mike_comedy “Chicago After Mid- night.” News reel Meniou in Tiger Lady." Snapshots ‘Spesdy Comedy “One Woman to News. ST CNRBEREYS L Lon Chaney in Ty ge O'Brien n e ! e Bl City. Cames or Honor Bound. _ Bruee_scenic 8vd Chaplin n rhe Better 'Ole.” Bert Lytell in Allas the Lone Wolf. Hal comedy. i Barney Oldfield in “The First Auto.” — Milton_Sills T ey " Florence Vidor in The Popular Sin News events ey Belle Benn “Sporting AR Chaplin com Virginia Vaili n “Ladies Must Dress " “The Big City Billie Dove in “T;'XHH'.S'I Inl * : B 4 Comedy. 2 e News. " illie Dove in Sally O'Nelll in ‘he American ““The Mad Hour." uty.' Comedy. Comedy. mount News. hard Barthelmess ““The Patent Leather Kid.™ onte Biue in “Vigto s Knuckles.” G and i el comedies. ve Sothern in “Clothes i Woman. ' Roach Stn Chaplin_comeay. News Antonio Moreno in “Nameless Men.” eel Parlor” _comedy s e News_ev of the W. C. Fields and 1 T The Wréck Hesperus. Hal Roach comedy. John Giibert in The Hlesh and il “in of the Arthur Lake News val _____Comedies Georgta Hale In | DY “Gypsy of the North." Hal Roach comedy. Comedies. i Charlle Hy News. Creek.” V. n comedy. Novelty_reel. Lois Wilson In and Ken Movni in “The Upland Rider." l!rml:n comedy o r McLaglen in he Haneman's Billie Dove in “The Yellow Lily.” Comedy. William_Haines in “Telling _the World." | Cameo comedy. Serial M Ben Hall co Serai eatiice Jov n “The Blue Danube. n_ Chaney in - Leatpice Joy in Comedy News! Willism Boyd *“Jim the Conqueror.” manin | ndcufts.” Tke and Mike comedy News suffer indigestion as they call it. usually excess acid. 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Review x Lingerie Syd_Smith comedy Will Rogers Travelogie Douglas “The an an, Aesop. Fable Fat_men comedy. ____ Cameo comedy Richard Rartheimess 1701 Park road and J. B. Jones Co. 1221 G street. Benefits from these sales will go to the local work of the Jewish Foster Home, foot ball team and athletic fund of George W ngton University playground fund of Powell Junior High Parent-Teacher Association, respective- 1y. and other organizations. Eight evening concerts are included in the season’s program. to be held at the Washington Auditorium at 8:15 o'clock. There is no W on the tickets and the courss tickets are trans- ferable Artists booked for the season are Josel Hofmann. John Charles Thomas. Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra, Philadel- phia Simfonietta, with Weldon Carter, pianist, and Charles Trowbridge Titt- mann, basso: Maria Jeritza, Elizabeth Rethberg., Sophie Braslau and Efrem Zln;hfl\sx. Richard Crook and Emanuel | Zetlin. PALACE—"Hot News" Bebe Duueh:tgnu to Loew's Pslace Saturday in a new:Paramount picture; “Hot News { The story deals with the exploits of 2 newsree! camera girl wha steps into her | father's business at @ “crucial ‘moment | and saves him from ruin by “scooping” | the other newsreel services at every turn The climax of the picture employs air- planes and Coast Guard cutters for a spectacular finish. Neil Hamilton plays | opposite the star. ! On the stage Wesley Eddy will pre- sent Joseph Santiey's prémier Loey | “Singin' Brakeman. The screen feature at the Fox next week will be “The Crimson City.” & melodrama of the China coast written by Anthony Coldeway. who lived for many vears in the locale where he has placed his story The principal characters are por- trayed by Myrne Loy Sojin, Chinese character actor; Leila Hyams and John Miljan. On the stage S. J. Stebbins will pre- sent another of his Midsummer revues which will have as its principal features ihe Harmony Revelers, a stage band known to Fox patrons, and Eva Shirley. well known to musical comedy. Other players will be ar “ounced later. In addition the Fox Orchestra, under Leon Brusiloff, will bffer the fifth of a Summer series of request overtures. The Fox Movietone News will complete the program. EARLE—“Home, James.” For the week beginning Saturday the Earie Theater '172! present as the screen feature Laura Plante’s new Univer- sal production, “Hame, James" while on the stage will be offered “Moonlight and Roges,” 30 migutes of entertain- ment, featuring Jimmie Rodgers, the ” whose, Victor rec- ords are well known: Charlie Althoff the rube fiddler: Joe Bonbrest, as mas- ter of ceremonies: Lovey Girls, feature of “Cocoanuts”: Kardo Brothers, Frank Seilfert and others. The Earle Stage Band will offer the musical numbers for the stage revue. In “Home, James,” the blond star is Savoy SRS —Jackie Coogan in uttons Takoma ews, Our Gang comedy. O Milton Sills in “Burning DayliEht Christie-Dufly comedy Sport reel.Snapshots._Sport way the of Moon ™ Qlieen Mogre 10 “Happiness Ahead and News of the office. “Home, James” §s the story of a department store clefk who | comes to the big city to become an |artist. Instead she sells art goods be- hind the counter of a large establish- ment, in which she is merely a cog in | the wheel, Laura becomes the main cog, however, when she meets the boss'| spportunity son. | star, and others in the cast are George | Pearce, Alleen Manning, Joan Standing |and Arthur Hoyt. The program is completed with music |by the Earle Orchestra, under Daniel Breeskin, and short ree] subjects. LITTLE THEATER — “Lady Winder- mere’s Fan.” | At the Little Theater beginning Sun- day, the Motion Picture Guild will pre- | sent “Lady Windermere's Fan,” the mo- Jackie Coogan in Milton” SHII8 in “Burning Daylight Christie-Duffy comedy ~Golleen Moore in “Happiness Ahead Charles Delaney, plays opposite the| yother really Richard _Barthelmess in “Little Shepherd of Kingdom_Come.” Jacaueline Logan in ~J Anaeh Wedness 4 Charles Chase comedy Oddity reel. Buttons. News r Gang comedy t reel. _Snapshot The Road to Truxton King.” Ruin The Wreck of the Hesperus Mermaid. Nows. comedy best examples of light comedy ever pro-, | duced in America. | The heroine of Wilde's drama 1s Mrs. | | Erlynne—an adventuress. w! B aughter knows nothing of her ori- | gin and has became the leader of select London soclety as the wife of Lord Windermere. This gives Mrs, Erlynne to blackmail Windermere, by threatening to tell his wife who her is, and gains-her entrance. into the’ best circles. Here intrigue follo romance between Mr: Lord Lorton complicating until matters are finally cleared up when | | Mrs. Erlynne refa and & surprise ending takes all stigma from the name | of Lady Windermere. i Added features will be a Harry Lang- don comedy and a scientific subject | from Germany. together with usual ! house attractions. —e intrigue, with a | and in “Little Shepherd of Kingdom caueline Logan in dnight i Charles Chase comedy Review. __Oddity reel Slightly Lioyd Hughes in ‘Fhree Ring Marriage” Bélle Bennett in Victor McLagien _ Sal The_Lily. in Bachelors “The Hang House.’ William Haines 1o “Telling the World." Cameo_comedsy. Gan ‘and comedy William Maines in “Telling (e Warld. ameo. comel Review, "™ Rewar e Gome. “Rawhide Madness Used.” “The Lovelorn Hilie's Punctured Romance. ““Ramon Novarro in _W. "A’ Certain Youns Mary Philbin_in “Surrender. Krazy Kat Cartoon Roach $tar comedy ) irn Christy-Burns comedy Our Gang Rarebit Topies. 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