The Washington times., 1915-07-01
Attractions
Coming To
Washington

Next weeks program Of picture plays
at Crandalrs will begin SUNDAY with
The Flaming Sword" In which Ian.
Gray and Lionel Barrymore have IN.
principal roles.
The attraction to be featured Monday
tuesday. Wednesday. and Thursday will
De The Devils Daughter" adapted from
Ianrieie dAnnunzie's story. La Gio-
conda. The piece is said to be a plav
OF tremendous force. Theda Bara will
be seen in the title role
The usual strong Friday program In
scheduled. and on Saturday there will
be return Of "Wormwood." adapted
from Marie Corelli's great novel with a
cast including John Sainpolis, Ethel
Kaufman. and Charles Arthur.
The Valley OF Lost Hope" with
Romaine Fielding in the lead, will be the
headline attraction at Moore's Garden
Iheater next week, from Sunday to
Tuesday. ~
Wednesday there will be a return en-
sagement Of Cyrus Townsend Brady's
romance The Island Of Regeneration
IN IN winch Edith Storey plays the heroine
There will be another repeated engage
ment on Thursday when Earle Williams
ana Anita Stewart return in Sins Of the
Friday and Saturday Burr Mcintosh
Will be seen in a film version of F.
hopkinson Smiths charming story
Colonel Carter Of Cartersville." IL
brings INTO sharp contrast the courtly
manners and grace of the olden South
with the up-to-date matter of fact ways
OF present New York.
At Moore's Strand Theater the leading
attraction Sunday. Monday and Tuesday
vii! be The Rosary" in which Kathlyn
Williams and Eugene Besserer win
Rosary is adapted from Edward 3.
Roses play
Wednesday and Thursday the chief
feature will be perturbation of The
House Of Temperley." by Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle. story of daring. love.
action and manly skill.
For the remainder of the week Harold
Lockwood will be seen in The Secre-
tary Of Frivolous Affairs" a new Mu-
tual Master Picture Mr. Lockwood Ia
supported by a company including Nav
Allison. Hal Clements. Lillian CON
zalez and other Mutual stars.
For the convenience Of those who
might wish to spend the Independence
Day holidays at Colonial Beach, the
steamer St. Johns will leave Saturday.
at 2;0 p. n.. Sunday at 8 a. M, and a
special trip will be made Monday. leay-
Ing here at a. m.
Inc ST johns Is making her regular
daily trip to the Beach each morning.
and large crowds are taking advantaee
of the runs of the big steamer to enjoy
a pleasant trip on the river and a de-
lghtful stay at pretty spot. a new
motion picture house has been added to
the attractions of the boardwalk, and
the best of bathing and fishing can be
enjoyed.
For the convenience of those who wish
to buy tickets uptown, the Colonial
Beach management has tickets on sale
at Chesapeake and Ohio railroad ticket
office. 1916 F street northwest and at
the Moss ticket agency in the Ebbitt
House.
The crowds patronizins Marshall Hall
this season are, enthusiastic in their
praises of the attra ctions the manage
ment has provided. Free dancing in the
large dancing pavilion, band concerts by
Schroeder's Band, the dip-the-dip, skee
ball alleys, etc. amuse the grown-ups
and children alike.
For the children exclusively a large
modern playground has been provided
with sand piles, swings. merry-go-
rounds and other amusements.
For the Fourth of July many added
attractions have been provided The
steamer Charles Manchester leaves Sew
enth street wharf every day and Sum
days at 10 a. m, 2:S0, and $50 D. m.