Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1928, Page 30

Photoplays at Washington Theaters Next Week il Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday + Thursday Friday Saturday . 1. Dorotny Wackadl in oy, Mac Ambassad'r PWiGont Jack Mulhail ki News. Comedy. Special cast In Bpecial cast in “Four Sons.” “Four Sons.” ur s ews. Aesop Fable. Aesop Fable. Teatrice Jov in A Man-Made Woman:’ y. Sport._reel. _Oddity. Willlam Haines “Excess Baggaze. Mermaid comedy. Special cast in ““Four Sons.'" ‘Waterfront News. medy. Apollo v ho Cameo comedy. filch-rd‘i'!n(h-lmus n “Out of the Ruins." Jerry Drew comed: Special cast in “Pour Sens.” Cames_comeds. 3 Richard Barthelmess Victor McLaglen in n ver Pirate. Out of the Ruin: ChristieCharus Girl erry_Drew medy. Victor McLaglen in ~ joe E. Brown and “The River Pirate Dalphne Pollard in, Christie Cherus Girl “Hit of the Show." comedsy. Comedy. Richard Pl\nlhehieu n “Qut of the Ruins.” News. Comedr. Ave. Grand Richard Berthelmess Von Stroheim's “The Wedding March." With Fay Wray and Eric_von Stroheim. in t of the Ruins." News._Comedy. “The Wedding March" With _ Von Strohelm's " Leatrice Joy in A Man-Made Wom Fay Wrav and % Pathe Review Erie_von Stroheim.. Gert “H Joe E. Brown and Clive Brooks rude Olmstead in it of the Show." Comeds. Cameo Dark. Me_Rainter. MA. Tonics of the Da. Phyilis Haver in 7 “Tenth Avenue." Comeds. News. Harry Langdon in “Heart 'Trouble " Mermaid comeds. Pathe News. Ran Dolores Del “No Other Woman. Our Gang comedy. _Animal_special . the “Dog Law." Al_Cooke_comeds. Hodge-Podge. Tom Tyler ““Terror_Mountain Night. Tom Mix in “Daredevil's_Reward." y Hi “Wrizht Idea Tugedo comeds. __Sportlight. Harrs Langdon in “The Chaser.’ Carolina Harre Langdon in Thomas Meizhan in “The Chaser. The Racket.’ Charlie Murray in “Fiying Romeos.” News. Jack Dufty _comeds Charles Chaplin in “The Circus. Central Chevy Cha. Ja Charles Chaplin in “The_Circus.” News ortlight CRe A ries Farrell and Fiving Romeos ews ck_Duffy_comeds. in ews. “The Garden of Eden” Soortlight. Aesop Fable. Charles Farrell and Janet Gaynor 1 n ““The Street Angel ' Colony Charles Parrell and e “The Street Ange! " Tionel Barrymore and Mary Philbin in “Drumg of Lave." Janet Garnor [ Tim McCov in Rod La Rocaue in Wyomin; “Hold 'Er, Yale." Gharles Farrell and John € Janet Gavnor in “The Street Angel " Kraze Kat_cartoon Johnnv Hines in Louise Fazenda in “Chinatown Charlie." ‘Pay as You Enter.” “‘Four Walls. Tyxedo comeds. News. lete_reel. Aeson Fable. Victor {wm:lih n The River Pirat Sennett_comedy. Helen Foster and ertrude Olmsteac in ‘Sweet. Sixteen in “Out of the Ruins." News. Cameo_comeds. John Gilbert in “Four Walls Do rothy Devore meds. Nick Stuart and Jack Holt in ““The, Sallv Phipps in Vanishing Pioneer. “The News Parade. Screen snamshots. Comeds. Com Serial " Harry Langdon in_ “Heart. Trouble " Cormedy, Serin I Tiovd Hughes in “Three-Ring Marriage.” Comeds. Dumbarton Comedsy. M in “The Davil Skippen” Comeds. WMilton Sills in “Burning l:dl"“:h! , Fox_News. Elite Will Roq Trene Rich "A Texas in Comed~. “Powder’ My Back." Metro_oddity. Comeds. Beebe in Lois Wilson in “French Dressing." Metro oddits. Paramount News, Mariorle “The Farmer's Daughter.” Comedr. _Odditv. Golleen Moore s in “Happiness Ahead. Comed Willlam _Haines Empire in Y eEReese Bagwage” News. William Haines H-?&v; Liovd n in Excesy Baxsage.” George O'Brien and Madge Bellamy in “The Iron Horse.” Oswald cartoan “Emil Jannings n “The Street of Sin." -om Jacqueline Lagan in “The Charge of the Ganehos.” Serial. Hont_ Gibsan_in “The Flving Cowbor." New- Ramon Novarre in “Forbidden Hours Ehapiin: comeds Scraen_snapshots Hip’odrome Ramon No “Forbidden Novarro in Hours." Chaplin _comeds. Screen_snapshats W. C. Fields and hester Conklin 1n “Fools for Luck.' dr. Oddity. uck Jones in 4 Metrn News. ~TCiarles Farrell and fanet Gaynot in, Home Pelix_cartoon Charles Farrell and “Phyllis H Victor Var coni Tenth e Avi Felix_cartoon. “John Gilbert in- “Pont’ Walls." vy Jacqueline Logan in in ., “The Charse of the “Fxcess Baggage. auchos.” Camen _comeds. News. Comads. Serisl. \*The. Strect Angel T Thomas Meighan in The Racket." Comed: svort reel La Leader Tim MeGoy In “THF ) Conway Tearle in ““The_ Reckless Ladr.” Tewis Stone in ‘Mysterious Lads.” Tim McCov in w of the Rance “Foreigm_Davils.” in “Ladies of the Moh." Comedies MacAvoy in Were Sinle.” A of the South " Sovelty_reel A Bow i 10 “Alom Sess.’ Theodore von El'~ in e John_Gilbert in “The Great Mail "shame. Robhery."” Berial. Short,_reels. Chanlin comeds. Ramon Novarro in A Certain_Young Man." “T! Come Liberty reen_snanshnts. mi Paramount News Mary Astor_in “Three-Rine Mar- riage.” = Comeds. Novelty reel Myrna Loy in e City.” Crims Come Kerry in ness Pre- Travelogue. Norman Travelogue. Comedy. Clive Brooke in “Forgotten Faces." Paramount News. Comeds. “With Gen. Onste Little Big Horn. Come Seri| liam Haines in “Excess Baggace Arthur Take comeds. New William Haines in Huntley Gor n Anita Stewart in “Name the Woman L. Hamilton comeds. Excess Basgage. Arthur Lake comeds Lila Lee and . Eddie Gribbon in “United States Smith." Sennett._comed John Gilbert | “8t. Elmo.” News. Janeses_comedy Johnny Horron and artrude Clmstead in Green Grass Widows." Cartoon. Serial. Raneer. the dog, In ‘Doz Law." Buster Rrown comedy. Serial. Molly O'Day in ““The Sheoherd of the Hill m Fo: % News Park co Molly_O'Day in ‘The Shepherd of ‘the Hlls. Fox News Norma Shearer iR G “The Actres meds Comedy. Ramon Novarro “Forbidden Hou; Comeds. Fox News, ~ Richard Dix Milton &tils n “The Hawk’s Nest."” Comeds. Cecil B. de Mille's ¢ Kings." Princess Cecil B. de Mille; Cecil B. de Mille's “King_of Kings Cartoon. News. King of Kings Cartoon. News. Cecil B. de Mille's “King of Kings." Cartoon. News. . Mae MacAvoy in “The Little_Snob." Jartoon. Scenic. News. “Beje Daniels in Rod La Rocaue in “Hold "Em. Yale." ot News. Biz'Boy comedr. Our Gang comeds. Nows Serfal. Ch Savoy Ja7les Ghapiin in Lionel Barrvmore and Aesop Fable “Drums of Lo Soortlisht. New Tionel Barrvmore & X Bushman idnizht Life.” Noveliy reel, Gomeds. nd Francis Mary in ¢ “Drums 3 N Philbin in f Love.” Mz Wallace Reid and Noah Beery in Hellshio Bronson.” Inine Tane camedy Mae Murray in “Vamping Venus." Seco silver Comeds. News. News. Erl i of Tstelle Tavior in “The Whip Woman." Comeds. News. Snring. M4, Marion Davies in The Cardhoard " News. Takoma AT Great Tuent 8 Davies in N caramoard * News. BN Great Fant. Reginald Denny in “Gond Morning. Judge. Comed~. Oddity Rezinald Deary in “Good sornins. Judge. Comedr. " Oedite. Clive Brooke in “Forgorten Facer.” ews, s Ropch comady. Clive Brooke in “Fargotten Faces.” News, Roach_eofeds. Richard Dix in “Warmine Up.” Fable, Nowr, Spscial cast in, “Four Son Tivoli Speeinl cast n “Four Sons” (synchranized). Glara Bow and I amer Hall i *The Fleet’s In.” Clara Bow and James Hall in “The Fleet's In." William Haines in “Excess Nazzace’ svne’ Willlam Haines in “Excess Baggace fsynchronized). Johnny Tlines in “The Wrizht Tdea.” e Serol. (ymrapnnized) Mary Astor in “Dressed 1o Kill." Truxton Bebe Danivls in ot News. “Womar Wise." Svd_Chaplin -in “Telling the World."” “The Missing Link. - Mery Astor in “Three-Ring Marriage.” Thomas Meighan in “The Racket.” fonal Barrymore and Mary PEilbin in Drums of Love. ix ¢arioen York Attractions in Wa NATIONAL—“Dracula.” ace Liveright's mystery play, “D!:;::ull)‘ whlchg was an outstanding dramatic success in New York the past season, will be the attraction at the National Theater mencing Monday night, with Wednes- day and Saturday matinees. There have been mystery plays be- fore, but never, it is declared, has there been uni R . The, American dra- de by John Bal- derson from Bram Stoker’s well known nfié book was read by two genera- Hioris of story readers and thrilled each generation with the horror of its story. the mystery of its unfolding and the suspense of its climax. Indeed, it 1s claimed that those who have once read “Dracula” have never been able to for- get it. For, so powerful is its effect on the emotions that its magic and thrill can neyer be erased from the mind. The play is now in its fourth year in England. STRAND—"Social Maids.” “gocial Maids” is announced as the attraction next week at the Strand | The entire performance is | Theater. said to take on a novel aspect, with many fsatures entitled to special men- tion. notably the chorus, which is said to interpret the songs with understand- ing and ex>cute the dances in a clever anner. mChu‘:k Wilton and B!dtt)"hAbhot' are the featured players an e company alss includes Joe Singer, Bud Abbott. Arthur Jordan, Naomi Wheeler an Helen Coyne. JOSEF HOFMANN—Tomorrow. Josef Hofmann will appear in concett tomorrow night at 8:15 o'clock at the, tWashington Auditorium. 1t will be the only appearance of the ‘master pianist in the Capital City this scason. He will open the series of eight evening music events of the Washington Co-operative Artists’ concert course for 19289 under the management of Dr. Hareld M. Dudley of this city. Universally accepted as the greatest planist now before the public, Josef Hofmann is equally celebrated for his unriveled technique and his creative interpretations. He stands supreme in his art. Reserved s-,nts‘l(or the Hofmann con- certs ars to be Baldwin Plano Studios. 1010 Connecti cut avenue; Willard Hotel newsstan and American Automobile Assoeiation 2nd in the evening at the Washington Auditorium. MME. GALLI-CURCI—Tuesday. The Wilson-Greene concert season of 1928-29 will be opened at Poli’s Thea- ater next Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, when Mme. Amelita Galli- Curei, famous coloratura soprano, will make her only concert appearance of tha present seeson. Mme. Galli-Curci will be assisted by Homer Samuels. pianist. and Ewald Haun, flutist. Her program includes the following: “O Del Mio Amato Ben” (Donaudy). “Whither Runneth My Sweetheart Petite Table,” from ‘‘Manon" - (Masse- net): “Cantata,” with flute (Scarlatti): “Waldeinsamkeit” (Reger), “Spanish Serenade” (Bizet), “L'eau Qui Court” (Georges), “Echo Song.” with flute (Bishop): “A Rainy. Night Lullaby” (Hamilton). “Lavender Gown" (Cam- eron), “I Meant to Do My Work To- day” (Mowrey) and “Theme and Vari- ations.” with flute (Mozart-Adam). Mr. Samuels will present three piano numbers immediately after the inter- mission. They are: “Prelude” (Beecher). “Rikki-Tikki-Ta’ (Scott) and “Uncle Remus’ Rhapsody” (Morris). Remaining seats are on sale at the concert bureau in Droop's, 1300 G street nerthwest, DR. BURTON—Octoher 31. Dr. Richard Burton. distinguished American lecturer on literature and the drama, will open this season’s Com- munity Institute of 10 biweekly events | 2t Central Community Center Wednes- day evening, October 31, at 8:15. Dr. Burton has chosen “The Younger Gen- eration Speaks” as his subject and he will discuss the literary work of the young writers of the present day. Dr. Burton is w2l known in this city 22 a brilliant speaker with flashing wit, depth of insight and a scholarly view- point. He is also a poet of distinction end a dramatic, musical and literary critic of recognized standing. Tickets are to be had at the office of the Community Institute, Franklin Ad- ministration Building; at the. Willard newsstand and at the door on the Eve- ning of his lecture at Central Com- munity Center. METRCPOLITAN—"Lilac Time." Colleen Moore in “Lilas Time." the epic of the air, which recently played other. Helen Foster I “Bweet Sixteen.’ next week, com- | ue one dealing with | | ing. ad during the day at | (Bartlett), “Adieu. Notre | Corinne Griih in “The Grrden of Varjet: Hamilton A 3. Eden.” comedy. Cameo comeds. shington Theaters | to capacity houses at the Earle Theater, will rraum to the Metropolitan Theater for one week only, beginnin= Seturday. In “Lilac Time, which has been ac- | | iment and sound effects, Colleen Moore is capably supported by Gary Cooper, Burr McIntosh, George Cooper, Arthur Lake, Eugenie Besserer, Cleve Moore, Emile Chautard and several war aces. “Lilac Time” is described as a picture showing the effects of war rather than » .war picture. The star portrays & pathetic little firure caught in the mael- strom of the conflict. She loves a dash- | ing aviator, who flies away each morn- |ing to gamble with death and returns |in the evening to laugh and joke about {it. We know the war i- somewhere in | ths background, ominous and forebod- but it is forgotten in the charming |love story that is unfolded. It was di- rected by George Fitzmaurice. COLUMBIA— |come to Loew’s Columbia _Saturday in their latest costarring picture, “Two Lovers,” adapted to the screen from Baroness Orczy's novel, “Leatherface.” The story concerns a beautiful girl who marries a political enemy so that | she can spy on his country. She hates the man she has married until she | learns that her own people are tyrants | 2nd then she saves the country of her| husband. In addition there will be the Metro | Movietone Acts, the Fox Movietane News, the M-G-M News and the Co- lumbia Orchestra, under Claude Bur- rows. | EARLE—“Waterfront.” “Waterfront,” a First National farc comedy of life around the docks, fea- | 1 w; Porothy Mackaill and Jack Mul- | T , 18 the coming attraction.at the | | Earle Theater, beginning with the Fri- id-y midnight performance. It is an | | adaptation of a story by Will Chappell | | and Gertrude Orr, both of whom gained | | first-hand information of harbors and chips as newspaper reporters. Miss Mackaill plays the part of the daughter of a tugboat captain who is | tired of the sea and wants to settle | down on land- for the rest of his life. | The daughter loves the sea and would spend her life sailing She falls in love with an oiler on a transpacific | steamship. only to find he has a hanker- ing for the land. | Added-. -features, including concert | overture by the augmented Farle Or- | chestra, tnder Daniel Breeskin, and | Vitaphone short-reel presentations, will 5 complete the program. 1 1] Gang War"—Mosconi Bros. The new F. B. O. special, “Gang | War,” is_the screen aftraction at B. F. | Reith's Theater next week. This story of thrills, smashing moments and love, | stars Olive Borden and Jack Pick- ford, with & supporting cast which in- cludes Eddie Gribbon, Walter Long and Frank Chew, the noted Chinese | actor. Bart Glennon. who made “The | | Perfect Crime,” recently seen at Keith's, | directed. | Headlining the stage presentation are | “The Dancing Fools.” Louis and Charles Mosconi. The Mosconi brothers bring a company replete with talent to present their 1928-9 dance revue. They are assisted by Miss Dorothy Van Alst. Miss Berne Doyle and the “Alda Kaufman Girls.” | “Others are Lester Crawford and | Helen Broderick in “A Smile or Two": | Eddie Parks and Gene Ford will, “Show | You How to Own Your Own Home"; | {2 company of 15 in “The Sad, Case of | | Mary Dunan,” and Ora and company |in a gymnastic revue. | Harold Lloyd in “Grandma's Boy and other supplementary features will complete the bill. Manager McDonald announces that a midnight performance will b> given | election night, November 6, and ar- | rangements . have been made for a special wire service to give the latest | eleetion returns as fast as they are re- ceived at the headquarters of both parties. PALACE—"Take Me Home.” In “Take Me Home,’ Bebe Daniels’ new picture, which opens at Loew | Palace Saturday, the star, it is said, | has cast off the slapstick type of role for a dramatic one, appearing in her new role as a stage actress. The story is about a country boy who comes to the city and is taken up by the understudy in a show. He is given {'a small part after she teaches him to idance. The leading lady falls in love with the boy and sees that he is given an important part. A fight | sult that the leading lady cannot go on and the understudy does and scores a great hit. The boy in the meantime has loved the understudy, but she spurns him thinking he cares for the The manager adjusts things, * corded synchronized musical accompan- | Ronald Golman and Vilma Banky | | They between | the' ‘two actresses occurs with the re- Joe E_Frown in “The Hit of the show? Google com Victor_Mcaglen in “The River Pirate.” v rthur Lake comeds. | and they are both featured in the show. On the stage Wesley Eddy is pre- sented in Charles A. Niggemeyer's | Loew-Publix stage presentation, “Bars | 2nd Stripes,” with the Palace Synco- | pators, King and King, the Dennis | | Sisters, Roy Chaney and the Gould | Girls. | The M-G-M News, the Fox Movie- tone News and short subjects will com- plete the bill. RIALTO—"The Whip.” Dorothy Mackaill, Ralph Forbes, | Lowell Sherman and Anna Q. Nilsson will b» seen at the Rialto starting Sat- | | | urday, in “The Whip,” a picturization with sound effects of one of the mosi famous of old Drury Lane melodramas. It has been faithfully filmed, it is declared, with all the thrills, train wrecks, horse races and auto smash-ups magnified by the eye of the camera. The story concerns Lady Diana, who loves Lord Branchester. This arous:s the jealousy and hatred of a scapegoat |of the race tracks, Sartoris. He at- tempts to wreck the train carrying Lady Diana’s father's horse, The Whip. to the Ascot race. How the horse is saved by Lord Branchester to win the purse, reuniting the lovers, brings the picture to a happy climax. Mile-a-minute thrills, beautiful hero- ines and handsome heroes recommend 1tht.< lgictun as good entertainment, it s said. FOX—"Women The- Talk About.” The first of several Warner Brothers' | Vitaphone pictures scheduled for show- ing at the Fox Theater will b> “Women | Talk About.” opening for the | coming week next Saturday. | The principal p'avers are Irene Rich, | Audrey FPerris, William Colller, jr.;| Cleude Gillingwater, Andre Randolf and Lloyd Bacon. It is described as a comedy, built around “petticoat politics.” a term used | flm;dwmnen who enter info the political eld. In support of the screen: feature sev- Hern Comedy. Curiosity reel. | scientific study of the development of All-star cast in “The Night School Jack Hoit 1n “Water Hole." Our Gang comedy. Serial. | | tainment by a galaxy of stage sters | equally versed in the art of laughter |and song, the Fox Movietone News 2..d the Fox Orchestra, under Leon Busiloff, offering a selected overture. | Next Sunday at 2 p.m. the third | symphonic-jazz concert will be given, with Meyer Daviz agein app2aring as suest conductor, LITTLE THEATER—"Nature and Love. “Nature and Love” a remarkable animal life. produced in the UFA studios of Berlin, comes to the Little Theater Sunday as the feature attrac- tion. The program will include the first foreign newsreel to be exhibited in Washington,- this film coming from Soviet Russia, and also .revival of Charlie Chaplin's comedy, “Sunnyside.” “Nature and Love.” according to the Motion Picture Guild, is at once a scientific and a popular subject, and the film should bs interesting to lay- men because its information is handled in a visual way. One can actually see the beginnings of life on this planet, and the development of man from the days when he was represented by such forms as lung fish, and later forms like the Neanderthal Man. The film is claimed to have more varied and unusual shots of nature than any other film yet produced. Monkeys, snails, bats, babboons, etc., make up the cast of characters, except in the last few reels, when such ancient forms of humanity as clif and cave dwellers are graphically shown. The picture was directed by Dr. M. E. D. Kaufmen of the University of Berlin, #nd scientifically supervised by Dr. Ulrich K. T. Schulz. . Russia Plans Solar Study. LENINGRAD (P).—Russia hopes to send a group of scientists to the Philip- pine Islands to study th» solar eclipse in May, 1929. The question of finding funds for the-trip has been taken up eral innovations are promised. These will include a Fox Movistone enter- i “Illl?l ha pr 50 Tenth and G Thos. E. Jarrell. Pres, About the Laxative Habit What do YOU do when the howels | need a little assistance? If you clear | i the condition with some laxative | made with CASCARA, there is noth- | ing better for the system—ifor the | blood. But if you don't KNOW the laxa- ltive you have learned to depend on is »f harmless cascara, here’s some [truly valuable adviee : | The bark of a tree called cascara is | {the most marvelous conditioner man- | kind has vet found. It stimulates the | ihowel's muscular action, but does | |NOT weaken. A violent laxative | forms the laxative HABIT. You lalways need more on the morrow. With cascara, vou don't. 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The only vou | Exposition, which will be opened Mon- | officially welcomed the initiates, oute lining their responsibilities as members | and emphasizing the good-fellowship | program of the eclub. 3 | The new members are Louls A. Pote \ ter. Charles H. Potter. Pranz Heiberger, Proceedings for an injunction were ‘EA:'hh." .Ll:det‘l"hn B:‘nn::amn, James L, filed yesterday in the District Supreme | for seven new members of the Civitan Ans &N ¥y Horton. Court by the San Angelo Broadcasting | Club at a luncheon mesting in th> La | Co., Inc., of San Angelo, Tex., against Fayette Hotel yesterday. | Recent finds at Ricborough Castle, the Federal Radio Commission to pre-| The exercises were conducted by near Sandwich. England, include [ vent the granting of a construction | Clarence I. Harding and James M.|carving that portrayed dog racing permit or a broadcasting license to H.| Procter. A% their conclusion Proctor | amonz the ancient Romans. C. Ragsdale of Georgetown, Tex. The The New Studebaker President is running on a price ticket that is sweeping the country CIVITANS INITIATE SEVEN. New Members Admitted at Club Luncheon Meeting. REAL ESTATE SHOW INJUNCTION SOUGHT. DEcoRATING BEGUN;lmadc-nln( Company Seeks to Halt License. Booths Being Put In Shape for Ideal Home Exposition Next Week. Initiation exercises were conducted Work was begun this morning on the booth decorations for the Real Estate’s Board’s annual show, the Ideal Home day night for one week. For several weeks a group of local artists has been planning the general scheme of decorations, which, it is said. will be unlike anything rrev(nuny used. The modernist motif will predominate and will be carried out in brilliant hues of orange, green and lemon. The ex- hibitors, numbering from 75 to 100, have been asked to adhere to this color | scheme. | Brilliant lighting effects will augment | the scene, and will be installed by the Electric League of Washington, which will be represented in the exhibit by a radio and electrical show. Landscape gardens are heing prepared lé:&wn of the leading architects of the move station KGKL of Georgetown San Angelo. The proposed transfer. | it is claimed. violates provision< of !h-i law. Attorneys Jamieson & Ward and | | Thomas H. Patterson represent the plaintiff. 0 WANT NAMES CHANGED. Mother and Daughter File Patitions in Court. Mrs. Susie T. Murphy and her daughter, Prances Miriam Murphy, y terday filed in the District Supre: Court, separate peritions to have th surnames changed to Rooney. The mother explains that her husband died last January and she is desirous of MADISON, Wis. (P).—Graduate as- |adopting her maiden name. 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