The Washington herald., 1916-11-12
Moore's strand-"Fifty-FIfty."

moOres Strand-"Ftfty-F1ft
Norma Talmadge who has achieved
such remarkable success in the field
Of films will head the double-feat
program today, Monday and Tuesday
at Moore's Strand Theater in an enter
tanning comedy drama entitled Fifty
Fifty" 1t is a play of New York
life vividly contrasting the atmosphere
of the stage with that Of the mer-
camille world. The expression fifty
fifty represents the philosophy of the
Bohemians. or in other words what
is sauce for the goose is sauce for
the gander."
The comedy section of the program
will be in the hands OF the expert
funmaker. Dale Fuller, who will be
seen in Mack Sennett's hilarious farce
The Scoundrel Toll" On Wednesday
and Thursday Howard Hickman and
Dorothy Dalton, two of the stars of
''Civilization," will be seen in Thomas
Ince's latest Photographic success,
THE Jungle Child" 1t is described as
an effective and dramatic picture, with
many picturesque scenes laid in the
jungles. Miss Dalton's rare beauty
and excellent pantomimic ability are
well suited to the role of the ad-
venturous girl and Mr.. Hickman acts
finely as the young here.
The program on these days will have
an additional feature listed, Mack Sem
netts latest whirl of merriment, Am
brose's Rapid Rise" featuring Mack
Swain and a full cast of Keystone
funmakers. Another popular local
favorite, Antonio Moreno, remembered
as the star of The Island of Regen-
eration," will be seen on Friday and
Saturday in a startlingly realistic
photoplay entitled The DEVILS Prize"
in which he is supported by Peggy
Hyland and other Vitagraph favorites.
Comedy will be supplied by Rosemary
Theby and Harry Meyers in a financial
concoctton entitled Marked No Funds"
Special music by the Strand Symphony
Orchestra will be a daily feature.
Msore's Garden-Feature Films,
Francis X. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne. two of the foremost players in
realm of the silent drama, will head
the triple feature program today until
wednesday inclusive at Moore's Gar
den Theater in their latest success.
In the Diplomatic Service" The
central theme of In the Diplomatic
Service" is the unmasking of a foreign
official high in the diplomatic service
Tor his duplicity in plotting against
this government. while asking and re-
ceiving its confidence and its hos
pitality.
The cast of players is excellent
throughout. In Dick Stansbury, a
handsome young dilettante who turns
his talents to the service of his coun-
try. Surrounding the two stars win
be seen the following well-known
players: Helen Dunbar, Henri Berg
man. Belle Bruce, Edmund Elton, Lisa
Miller, William Davidson, and others.
The other film attractions on these
days will be Hughie Mack, the stout
and unctuous comedian in a merry
farce entitled walls and wallops," ana
a Mutt and Jeff animated cartoon
comedy.
On Thursday. Friday and Saturday
another popular screen favorite, Will
lam s. Hart. will be the center of at
traction In THE Dawn Maker"
In The Dawn Maker Mr.. Hart for
for the nonce lays aside his familiar
character of the Western bad man
and assumes the role of a half-breed
with dignity and virility. Merriment
will be contributed to the program
on these days by Ora Carewe and
Joseph Belmont in an amusing Kew
stone farce. Dollars and Sense"
There viii be other Z attractions
daily and the Garden Symphony Or
chestra will render appropriate musi-
cal accompanimentS