The Washington times., 1915-07-15
Attractions
Coming To
Washington

That Colonial Beacn is truly tns sum
mer resort OF the National Cspirsl ~
shown by the fact. that fully ten times
as many people from this cits are said
to have visited Colonial. Beach for the
last weekend as visited any other re-
sort.
For this reason Colonial Beach Ia
always described as the Atlantic City OF
Washington. From now until the close
of the excursion season next September
the big and practically new steamer, st.
johns. will leave here daily. except
Monday. for the Potomac resort. satur-
days her sailing time will be 2:3o p. m.
and On other days 9 q. m. About four
hours are required to make the run to
through the season the st. Johns will
make her popular forty-mile moonlight
trips on the river.
To start the week of photoplays. at
Crandalrs Theater next week, Tho
Devils Daughter" will be SHOWN as the
| feature attraction. with Theda Baras
the Vampire woman" IN the title role,
On Monday and Tuesday Hazel Dawn.
the popular stage favorite. will be seen
| In her latest starring vehicle, 'Clar-
issa. stirring romence based on the
novel. Gamblers Advocate by Rom
aid Macdonald. In which Hazel Dawn
presents an Interesting characterize
ton.
The hesdliner for Friday and satur-
day will be The Wild olive" from the
| novel by Basil King, and dramatized by
| oliver Morosco and Elmer Harris into
a screen version of five parts. Myrtle
Stedman plays the principal role, with
| Forrest Stanley as the leading male
character. The picture is fascinating
love story that carries its scenes
| through North and South America.
Prof. Green's orchestra concerts will Pc
featured al every oerformance.
frank Daniels makes bis first Wash '
| ington motion picture aooesranc. ~
Moore"s' Garden Theater on sunday
and Monday as the leading figure In the
IV. L. 8. and E. photoplay. "Crpoky
scruggs," by Paul West.
In the piece Mr.. Daniels enacts the
role Of an up-to-date burglar. who. tir-
ing Of TAIL proceeds to break out and
has the time of his life. Hardly has he
gained his liberty when he is mistaken
for a lost millionaire. becomes a figure
| in the financial world. and is forced to
! attend entertainments and banquets ar
| ranged In his honor. He is hugely en-
joying his novel environment when the
| real millionaire turns up, his house of
cards comes tumbling down and he joins
his former convict companions In tho
lock factory"
On Tuesday Mr.. Moore will again pre-
sent Edith Storey in the fascina ting
filnization of Cyrus Townsend Brady s
| romantic story. The Island of Regen-
eration." Harold Lockwood will bs
seen on Wednesday and Thursday In a
INSTALLATION of May Fetrelle's dramatic
| novel. THE Secretary OF Frivolous AZ
fairs" in which he Is assisted by May
| Allison and other Mutual stars. On FRI
day and Saturday Bessie Barriscale.
formerly a Paramount star, will be seen
" the newest Mutual Master Picture.
"The Mating"
At Moore's Strand Theater. from
Sunday until Tuesday. inclusive. the
Metro Film Corporation will present
the eminent American actor Emmet
CorriEan, in a picturization of
Greater Love Hath No Man." a story
OF sacrifice adapted from the book by
Frank l.. Packard. In novel form II
gained wide popularity.
The picture is interwoven with a
we'll -contrived theme that leaves the
onlooker in ignorance as to what Is
coming next. Mr.. Corrigan has a role
that fits his personality and ability
In his support will be found Mabe
Wright, Lawrence Grattan. Thomas
Curran. Mary Martin. Crawford Kent
William Morse and others.
will be seen In a INSTALLATION of Mrs
Lady OF quality For the remaindel
of the week Edward J.. Connolly viii
make his initial appearance as
Metro star in a fllmization of George
AIDES fascinating Southern story
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