The Washington herald., 1919-10-23
Next Week at Iheaters
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ay and continuing the Columbia at
-action for the first four days OF next
Ieek. that theater will present first
Washington showings Of Bryant
yashburn in his latest comedy tri-
mph. why Smith Left Home" an
daptation by Elmer Harris, Of
ieorge Broadhurst's phenomenally
uccessful stage hit Of the same name
hat took New York and London by
torn It was directed. incidentally.
y Donald Crisp. whose impersona-
ion Of Battling Burrows" Is one OF
he sensations OF Grihth's Broken
blossoms" the current. Columbia at
raction. In why Smith Left Home. :"
n uproarfous comedy of a mans at
empt to stage a honeymoon under
tremendous difficulties, the star Is sup
drted by an able cast that includes
.ois Wilson, Walter HERS, Maym
Ielso. Margaret Lewis and others.
he attraction will be charmingly sup
lemented by unusual cinema and
lusical features.
Ioore's Rislto-sBIind Husbands -
An unusual story on a daring
aenre and awe-inspiring scenery are
he outstanding characteristics of
Blind Husbands" the Universal su-
er-nlm story OF the Tyrolean Alps
rhieh Is being presented at Moore's
.islto Theater all this weax.
Completing the bill Is The Four
{ U.s. a quartet Of distinction.
For the coming week, the Rialto
nnounces the FIRST appearance as a
tar Of Miss Constance Binney, fresh
rom her triumph in the Broadway
uccess. 30 East" which triumph
ill undoubtedly be duplicated on the
:reen In "Erstwhile Susan"
An excellent musical score has been
ranged to accompany all shows.
Crandan's MetropoIItan-"Lom-
bardl. Ltd,
'Iombardi, Ltd" the film version
the most successful comedy ever
'ritten by Frederic and Fanny
Tatton, in which Bert Lytell scores
Ne artistic triumph OF his stellar
areer In silent drama, will con-
niue the chief feature Of the photo
clay bill at Crandall's Metropolitan
heater throughout the remaining
ays Of the current week.
Beginning next Sunday and con-
lnuing the major Offering for the
ntire week. will be shown Madge
sennedy's most recent and most
thoroughly delightful starring We
icle. Strictly Confidential" a
hotoplay version of Jerome X. Je-
ONES amusing comedy. Fanny
nd the Servant Problem" The
hief feature will be supplemented
y Larry Semon's latest camera
arce. Dull Care"
Loew's Columbia-D. w. Grimth's
.Broken Blossoms.,
d. W. Griffith's supreme artistic SEN
alton. Broken Blossoms" founded
N Thomas Burke's ''Lmehouse
lights and produced with a typical
iriffith cast consisting OF Lillian Gish,
sichard Barthelmess and Donald Crisp
pd others. will continue its showings
o capacity audiences through the re-
nainder of the current week.
The attraction at Loew's Palace for
he full week beginning next Sunday
will be Robert Warwick in I'm Miz-
'oura," powerful adaptation of
augustus Thomas stage triumph in
which the late Nat Goodwin scored
ne Of the hits of his career. The
reduction was adapted to the screen
" Beulah Marie Dix. directed by
Hugh Ford. and the star is supported
" cast that includes Eileen Percy,
donte Blue and Robert Cain. The
tory Is a melodrama OF the powerful
augustus Thomas type and reveals
he thrilling circumstances under
Ehtch a girl came to realize the trise
Forth OF her rural lover and to put
side an unworthy, though polished
uitor.
foore's Strand-''Chooslng . Wife,,
How a mans love for a young and
eautiful girl was weighed against
us affection for a fine. true woman
mere nearly his own age is the story
.old-of its central figure. an ex-
1orer IN Choosing a Wife" the
first National attraction which is
NetnE presented at Moore's Strand
heater all this week
For the coming week. the Strand
nnounces the third and last seIec-
ion In the repertoire of D. w. Grif-
this master productions. Hearts OF