The Washington herald., 1919-10-09
Next Week at Theaters

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players as James I. Crane, Helen
Montrose. Hedda Hopper. jed Prouty.
Shaw Isovett and others. The pro-
gram. as usual at the Palace, win be
spectaculariy supplemented with a
long and splendid array Of added
musical and nlm attractions.
crandaIps Metropolitan - @Reush
Riding Romance
Tom Mix, a star whose defiance Of
personal danger In the enactment OF
unusual stunts" before the camera
places him in a class apart from all
other screen comedians, will continue
to be the pictured star at Crandah's $
Metropeiitan Theater throughout the
remainder Of the current week in his
most astonishing vehicle. Rough Rid
ing Romance The episodes depicted
upon the screen during the progress
OF this delightful subject are such as
to warrant the statement that the
startling drama never has had a
counterpart The leading role cppo-
site the star Is played with complete
charm by Juanita Hansen and a
strong supporting company lends an
atmosphere of distinction to each sue
ceeding scene.
Beginning next Sunday and continu-
ing the major offering for the entire
week will be shown for the frs. time
in Washington, Pauline Frederick s
most recent release. Bonds of Love.
in which this gifted star reverts TO
tho type of society drama that is
best suited to her talents and her
beauty.
Each daily bill will as usual be sup.
pleTnented by a variety of abbreviated
picture subjects and special us!cal
features.
Moore's' Rialto-'rhe Hoodlum."
Drawing toward the close of a two
weeks run at Moore's Rialto Theater.
Mary Pickford, in the second release
from her own studios as presented by
the First National Exhibitors Cir
cult THE Hoodlum," is again proving
beyond controversy that she Is Amer
ica's Darling" and undoubtedly the
most popular screen star appearing in
current attractions. as Is demonstrated
by the capacity audiences which con-
tinue to rule at this popular Temple
Of the Muses."
For the coming week Moore's Rialto
Theater announces one of the most
dramatic and thrilling photodramas
ever screened, THE Grim Game" fea-
turing the worldfamous handcuff
king and self-liberator Houdini in a
scenario specially written for him by
Arthur B. Reeve. creator of the IA
nous Craig Kennedy stories. In COL
Iaboration- with John w. Gray. 1t Is
a Paramount-Artcraft production, and
undoubtedly one OF the most marvel
Gus stunt pictures ever screened. re-
gardless OF the tense story unfolded.
Houdini. time after time, risks his
life. until the picture becomes a sue
cession OF breath-taking thrills, finally
winding up in a crash Of airpianes
5000 feet in the air, not contemplated
in the taking OF the picture. but which
the camera man, following In third
machine. caught in detail.
Moore's Garden-'Baek to Gods
Country.
Regardless of the exceptional worth
Of the story>depicted in Back to
Gods Country" same being written
and adapted for the screen from his
celebrated animal stories of "wapi.
the walrus." BY James Oliver Cur
wood, the very novelty of the produe-
ton from the standpoint of settings.
animal cast and unusual situations
shown, could not fail to attract at
tention ard interest. AS 1t Is. with
the two combined. story and settings,
the public has given its hearty sup
rort 70 tbis ,oost npusiiaI apd tInioue
picture.
An announcement of importance and
interest to all Washington, particu-
Iarly to the motion picture patrons
thereof which mean about all of US.
is made by the management of Moore's
Garden Theater, regarding their next
and subsequent weeks shows. same
being an arrangement whereby a re-
pertoire of three of David Wark Grif-
fith's most notable master-productions
will be presented. two Of same for
the first time in this city and all for
prices. The first production shown
will be The Fall of Babylon" des-
cribed as a purple romance Of another
day."
Special orchestrations have been ar
ranged for this maSnincent picture,
which together with suitable auxiliary
features assure of an exceptional en-
tcrtainment.
Loew's CoIumbin-wIIIiam Desmond
In dangerous Waters"
William Desmond. who has firmly
established his reputation as one of
the really great serio-comic actors
of the screen. comes to I.oew's Co
Iumbia Theater for the final three
days of this week. beginning Thurs
day. in Dangerous Waters a sump-
.uous and romantic story of a mil
lionaire Western ranchman who do
serted the plains to save his sweet
heart from the wiles OF a male
''vamp." Desmond is supported by
an unusual cast of players. which