The Washington herald., 1919-06-08

Ruth Budd. The Girl with the
Smile" is another important ad-
junct- From the Ziegfeld show come
Ames and winthrop in "One Moment
Please" Others will be Walter
Weems. The Merry Southern Hum
orist;" kranz and La Sale in Songs
and Nonsense" Kartelli. supported
by a Wire" and the kinograms.
Cosmos-vnudeviIIe
Comedy. white-faced. black-faced.
dainty and Japanese. is the prevail
Ing spirit of this weeks bill at the
Cosmos Theater Charley Mumford
and Bob Stanley. in a big laughing
success called Trying 1t Out" and
Josie Flynn. one of the greatest of
Cosmos favorites, with her girl min
strels, will headline the bill. VIII and
Mary Rogers will furnish, the dainty
|, element. and the Hakataka laps. the
| oriental type Doyle and Elaine are
two girls who have won wide success
with an original speciality in popular
vaudeville this season, and Dewey and
Company will bring the dramatic It'd
bit entitled THE Peace Maker" sug-
gestive of a theme most apropos at
The added matinee attraction will be
Cecil B. DeMille's Artcraft-Paramoun
photoplay- productfob. For Better.
For Worse" with Elliott Dexter. The
comedy picture will present Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Drew in. Harold, Last
OF the Saxon Kings"
Gayety-Bowery BurIesquers.
The Health Hunter" a two-act
musical fantasy In many scenes. is
the principal offering Of Joe Hurtlg's
famed Bowery Burlesquers at the Gay
ely Tneater this week. commencing
with today's matinee. Most of its ac-
tion transpires at a famous and fash
lonabie seaside resort and Il forms
an amusing satire on the foibles and
foilies OF the sojourrers there A cast
OF unusual brilliance is headed by
, ram Lawrence, a newcomer to the
neld OF burlesque. Grace Anderson,
the prima donna. whose vocal talents
are well known 10 washingtonians
mas several musical numbers, and will
De seen attired in a number of sar-
torial creations that will prove a de-
| light to the feminine members Of the
audience. Billy Foster and Frank
ANOAANs comedians eX-
traordinary, will be much in evidence.
other prominent members OF the un-
usual cast are Marty Seamon, Joseph
Fern, Libby Hart and Sylvia Webb.
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Moore's Rialto-.saha
Hailed everywhere as the produc-
ton of the year in motion pictures,
Sahara" a rich. luxurious drama of
Paris, Cairo and the Egyptian desert.
will be the feature attraction at
Moore's Rialto Theater for the cur
rent week. beginning today.
The him Is the work of an imagi-
native new producer. j. Parker Read,
1r., and the leading role. which calls
for the utmost in . histriaaic ability.
has been entrusted TO Louise Glaum.
Contrary to the usual trend of
photoplays in which scenic settings OF
unusual grandeur are featured, "Sa-
nara" can also boast of one of the
most gripping plots yet devised for
! screen presentation. The mystic lure
of the great Egyptian desert, the
! strange beauties of Cairo, and the
mad. carefree life of Paris are spun
into a great drama Of human hearts
and wiles and cunnffe. No6etsfTi
story has been sassiaced torSse--rt-
tainment of scenic ideals, yet In ad-
dltion to the pre-eminence of its plot.
Sahara" can boast of the most mag
nihcent scenic investiture and the
| most marvellous photography vet pre-
sented on the silver sheet.
The Rialto showing of the master
1 piece is a pre-release screening.
! The story itself can be best describ-
I ed In a few words as the drama of a
/ woman who whipped a devil within
herself. Miss Glatqf haHsfhe Support
of a star cast. whic6 -1ncludss Matt
| Moore and Edwin Stevens The see
mario Is by G. Gardner Sullivan, and
I the direction by that famous photo
dramatic artist. Allan Dwan.
Loew's Palace-D. W. GrifHth,s aerru,
Heart SUSIE"
At a time when David wark Grif.
nth' the greatest photoplay director
on earth. is startling the acjyilized
world with presentailons In New Yorl,
of what is admittedF te6s be- the mos,
splendid tragedy ever connmitted tc
celluloid. Loew's Palace is enabled
to present at the same time Grif.
f1th's newest Aircraft productjon
| True Heart Susie.''-the story OF !
plain girl in which that famous pair
OF players. Lillian Gfsh and Robert
Harron. have the leading roles. The
picture will be shown for the entire
week. beginning today. V = ~.
True Heart Susie Z The. simple,
appealing love story OF a~1country
boy and two country girls. It's a
story OF love and heart-ache asd
me dream that comes true in the
scribe the poignant appeal that Grif-
nth has woven into this tale of three
human hearts. Those who remern-
Der Clarine Seymour. who played the
role OF the cabaret dancer in Grit
hth's The Girl Who Stayed al
Home. will be gratffed to- learn
tnat Miss Seymour has an important
role in this latest Critics production