The Washington herald., 1919-06-08


fering viii be when Doctors Dis
agree" q new Goldwyn release in
which the screens foremost comedi-
enne Is given new opportunities to
demonstrate her cos.piete command
OF the fonts of laughter. For Satu-
day, Carolyn of the Corners" IL the
scheduled feature. with Bessie Lore
pictured in role of universal appeal
and limitless charm.
Moore's Strand-'sTwiIight."
Moore's Strand Theater announces
for the FIRST four days of the current
week, beginning today. one of the
enacted-"Twilight," starring Doris
Kenyon.
The story of Twilight" is out OF
the ordinary. and so touching that 1t
would rob audiences of their enjoy
ment of this feature to allow any
hint of the plot to become known.
The picture is one that cannot help
but delight spectators. Incidentally.
there are scenic effects of extraor-
dinary scope and grandeur. the most
Impressive. perhaps. being a mar
vellous picture of a huge forest fire.
which plays a large part in the ac-
ton of the lay.
The scenic settings throughout
are of a high order. while the pho
tography Is splendid. Miss Kenyon
has the support of large cast OF
talented screen artists.
For the last three days of this
week. beginning Thursday. the
Strand will offer. as the feature of
its photoplay program. Mary Mac
T.ar WI rtk In hA n
est release, The Unpainted Wom-
an" This is a human story of the
wheat country-the Midwest prai-
ries. and tells OF the. battle of a
girl against -society's dictum that
once a hired girl. always a hired
girl She marries the worthless
scion of a wealthy family. loses him
In q drunken brawl. and finally Ands
true happiness in the love Of a real
man.
Crandal's Savoy-"Greased Light
ming"
Charles Ray has one OF the most
engaging roles of his brilliant career
in Creased Lightning" the feature
photoplay which will be shown today
and tomorrow at Crandalrs Savoy
Theater and Garden. As Andy Flet-
cher, the village blacksmith, who
builds himself an automobile which
finally proves the means Of bringing
retribution to the scheming confidence
men intent upon acquiring the bank
roll of the towns richest citizen. Bay
again offers conclusive proof that he
is the most intelligent as well as most
gifted of Americas younger screen
actors.
On Tuesday. Owen Moore and Hedda
Nova. supported by Edwin Stevens
and Tully Marshall, will be the pic
tured stars at the Savoy in the film
version of Rex Beach's thrilling story
of the New Orleans Mardi Gras, The
Crimson Gardenia.'
other bookings for the week are:
Wednesday. Dorothy Dalton In THE
Homebreaker:'' Thursday. Montagu
Love in Through the Tolls" Friday.
Wallace Reid in The Roaring Road:
Saturday, Jane Grey in the delightful
comedy romance of the stage. When
Ny Ship Comes In"
| Moore's Gnrden-''Hoodman Blind"
"Hoodman Blind" William Far
NUNS latest and greatest photo
play masterpiece, VIII De tne dttrac-
ltion at Moore's Garden Theater for
the first four days of this week. be-
ginning today. This feature is
termed the greatest of the William
Fox Great Nine" series of film
plays, and is said to be the most
virile. interest-compelling film in
which Farnum. distinguished play
er of outdoor roles, has ever ap-
peared before the camera
Farnum's supporting cast. aum-
bers such screen favorites as Dor
othy Bernard. a Washington fayor-
lite: Fred Huntley, Robert Wayne
and others. The settings are of the
usual high type obtaining in Far
mum pictures.
Beginning Thursday. and continu-
\ ing for the rest of the week, the
Garden will show Madame Traverse
in when Fate Decides" the tragic
romance of a woman who married
the wrong man. 1t is an emotional
drama which gives Miss Traverse
and supporting cast full opportun-
ity for highest art in acting.
CrandalI's-''Thc Money Corral.-
In The Money Corral" his latest
| Photographic release. which will con-
stitute the principal feature of the
bill at Crandall's Theater today and
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