The Washington herald., 1917-06-14
.TKE WASHINGTON HFRALI
Coming Heafer Attractions
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admirable characterization Of his ca.
reer. Charles Cleary is seen as the
traitorous La Termoills and has made
q distinct creation.
Loew's Coiumbia-Fannie Ward.
lar role OF Her Strange wedding"
the MIN play at Loew's Columbia
Theater next Sunday, Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday. II is a screen
version Of George Middleton's famous
novel and the adaptation was made
ton newspaper man. Her Strange
Wedding tells the story OF a society
beauty who is loved by q physician
and his younger brother.
The Heir o. the Ages," a photoplsy
shown for the last half Of the week.
II Is told In two parts, the first con-
structed on the generosity Of q cave
man In the stone period, and the sec
ond dealing with q modern romance.
Cosmos-Yaudeville.
An eight-girl singing and dancing
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traction @ Al The Cosmos Tasatss the
last half of the week beginning
today. II is full of pretty and
original music and was staged by
Al white. an expert in his line.
Other acts are Ben Snyder and Com
n Z pantomimic cycling and aero.
battle novelty; Phyllis Gilmore and
Company in Every Woman's Prob
iem." q playlet with q punch; Kin
10, japanese juggler, and others.
Edith Storey in Money Magic" q
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the Hearst-Paths News will be aim
The new bill for Monday will
be headed by THE Midnight Roll
lickers, . big cabaret speciality,
teatuEing a "Jaz{ Band" La Costa
and and Daniels. Daniel " the Violinist and the
pianist in classic program; Lillian
Fitzgerald and Company, in charac-
ter songs; Spisel Brothers and
Mack, in knockout act, and
others. The feature film will pres
BID" 3D.. and the comedy "A Maidens
MooFe's strand-Bessie Barriscsle.
Bessie Barriscale. who has been
away from the screen for many
months. will be pictured at Moores
Strand Theater next Sunday. Mon
day. and Tuesday in Tho Snarl," .
photoplay concerning the destinies
mesh. A girl 10 crippled on. the eve
OF her operatic debut. So her twin
sister acts the part and wins the
love of a man, while the other pa
tiently sings the role behind the
scenes. Later happiness comes to
the crippled girl, and life OF mis-
fore the other.
Elmo Lincoln and Carmel Myers,
two recent Triangle recruits. will
be featured on Wednesday and
Thursday in Might and Man" 1t
health Tebuiidsr, is instrumentSi in
saving the government plans from
spies.
On Friday and Saturday Emmy
Wehlen. celebrated alike in the
fields of comic opera and films. will
be pictured in John. Clymer and
Duchess OF Doubt" 1t is described
as skillful blending of comedy
and melodrama. The daily program
will include other flrst-run pictures
and special music by tho Strand
symphony Orchestra.
Moore's Garden--EarIe Williams.
At Moors's Garden Theater next
Sunday, Monday. and Tuesday Earle
popular stars. will be pictured in
The Soul Master" a gripping drama
from the experienced pen Of James
Oliver Curwood. The Soul Master"
tells OF . man. devoted husband and
loving father, who loses his soul when
his beautiful wife deserts him, TAX
ing their daughter with her.
On Wednesday and Thursday Viola
Dana will head the program in Lady
Barnacle." which tells a story of vast
human interest. Miss Dana Is sup
players, including Robert Walker. Au-
gustus Phillips, Marie AdelL Henry
Hallam, Ricca Allen Gerald Grimm,
and William B. Davidson.
On Friday and Saturday Alice Joyce
and Harry T. Morey will be featured
in The Question" The theme OF the
handled with rare delicacy and art.
Other first-run pictures will be shown
daily and special music will be given
by the Garden Symphony Orchestra.
CasIno-LoIs Weber.
Even as You and l." Lois weber's
film masterpiece. will again occupy
week and bids fair to break all local
records for continuous runs. 1t pre-
sents a series OF allegories which are
thoroughly impressive and which
serve to drive home a lesson OF power.
Vivid, colorful scenes abound in this
marks OF master direction. The cast
is headed by Ben Wilson. Mignon An
derson, Bertram Grassby and Maude
George. The huge Photoplayer, an
instrument which combines the prop
critics Of a complete orchestra, is
played to synchronize with the action
OF the screen.