The Washington herald., 1919-07-10
Next Week at Theaters

other humorous subject, by Jesse
Lynch Williams. The usual sub
sidiary features will complete each
program.
Moore's Rialte-aHome,v Featuring
Mrs. Charlie Chaplin.
Mrs. Charlie Chaplin Mildred
harris) In the special production
home. will continue to be the
enier attraction at Moore's Rialto
Theater the remaining days of this
week: This photodrama gives Mrs.
Cnaplin one OF the best opportun-
ties or ner career to display her
hlstrionic talents. which fact, OF
VS. she takes full measure, to-
getner with her winsome PERSONAL
lty under the able direction OF Lois
Weber. which combine to give
hlaIto patrons a show we'll worth
seeing. An exceptional musical score
ana Vioiin solo are also worthy of
Next week the Rialto announces
the hrst Washington presentation
OF Robert w. Chambers famous and
popular novel come to life, The
5rlng Line" starring Irene Castle.
pavld Powell. r. V. Steele and one
OF the strongest supporting casts
ever assembled.
As will be remembered, The Fir
ing Line first appeared in serial
form in the Saturday Evening Post
ana. while running. it was hard to
OBTAIN copy - this publication
az any news stars. It was pub
hshed later in book form. In this
n a II l.
as a celebrated beauty and danseuse.
The Firing Line" l. the line where
hearts meet, and the incandescence
OF love melts all opposition.
Loews Colum mbin-"Josseiyn'sw Wife,.
The moral of "Josselyn's Wife"
Bessie Barriscale's latest picture.
which Is now appearing at Loew's 60
lumbia. is: Don't introduce your hand
some son to his step-mother If you
want domestic happiness.
When the elderly Josselyn insisted
on his young married son making his
house his home. he didn't know he
was leading his boy to the brink of
disgrace. and himself to death and
dishonor.
Lillian Josselyn was a society love-
pirate who lived on the fiattery and
adulation of men and did not scruple
to eEsnare her own stop-son. She
fitted from male to male. and her
path was strewn with blasted reputa-
tions and wrecked homes.
= Better Times a drama of optirn-
Ism and happiness containing all the
elements of good drama-suspense.
comedy. pathos and surprise-will open
at the Columbia Sunday.
Noore's Characterization of Souls,
Special attention is drawn to the
fact that the sensational expose of
Armenian atrocities, Auction OF
Souls" featuring Aurora Mardigan-
ian, closes its record-breaking run
OF two weeks at Moore's Garden
Theater with the final show Satur-
day night. AS is well known Miss
Mardiganian is the sole survivor of
thousands of Armenian girls cap
tured and deported by the Turks
and her wonderful depletion in the
photodrama of her experiences
throughout three years of suffering.
privation and torture have met
with universal interest and COM
ment.
Next week at the Garden. from
Sunday through Wednesday, there
will be a repeated showing of c.
Gardner Sullivan's great story. as
supervised by Allan Dawn's "Sa-
hara," a most dramatic. soul-stir-
ring bit . of life. set in. the most
lavish. colorful and artistic envir-
orment the screen has ever seen.
Louise Glaum plays the role of
Mignon. the darling of Paris. on
Mat Moore. has wasted his fortune.
For the last three days of next
week. beginning Thursday, William
Russell will be seen in the stellar
role of Stephen Fox's lightning-like
comedy drama, "a Sporting Chance"
CrnndnIPs Knickerbocker-"A
Wrong"
Today and tomorrow of the cur
rent week at C-andalrs Knickerbock-
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