The Washington herald., 1920-12-02
Miss Ware h featured with srhe
Best show in Town. the bur-
lesane saering ut the Gsyety this
week. Y

,e.sse essri,F at the G.y.ty III.
Eugenie Blair. Elise Bonwit, Grant
Simpson and others.
NATIONAL.
The Famous Mrs. Fair" the sue-
cess by James Forbes, starring
Henry Miller and Blanche Bates.
which is the attraction at the Ma
tional this week. will be seen at
that theater for another week. be-
ginning next Monday evening. There
will be no performance of the play
Sunday night Margalo Gilmore.
Jack Devereaux, Kathleen Comegys
and others are in the cast.
b. r. KEITH's.
The vaudeville bill at B. F.
keith's next week will include Ralph
Riggs and Katherine witchie, with
Mack Ponch, in Inspiration" Ger
trude Vanderbilt, with Dean Moore;
Josie Heather with John McLaugh-
lin and Bobby Heather; O'Donnell
and Blair in 'rhe Piano Tuner,
Jack Joyce; the buttons; Bessie
Clifford in Art Impressions" and
other numbers.
STRAND.
The Five Music Queens" in
music and jazz, will feature the
vaudeville and photoplay bill at the
Strand nexti week, beginning Mon
day. Other numbers include Vic
Stone and the Meyer Sisters in dance
and song; Powers. March and Del
more in The Crew." Frank Ward.
hallucinationist: Everests Monkey
Circus. and Gertrude Atherton's
photoplay, "Out Of the Storm"
GAYETY.
Hip. Hip Hooray" Is next weeks
buriesque Offering at the Gayety. be-
ginning Sunday. George Hayes. Ben
Pierce, Pat Kearney and Jack Dor
man. comic quartet. are the fea-i
tured comedians The cast includes
Helen McClain. Kitty Warren. Mar
torie Williams and a selected
chorus.
FOLLY.
The French Frolics." presenting
a new two-act and ten-scene trav-
esty entitled Here, There and Ev-i
erywhere," and featuring a cast of
funmakers that includes Harry
Fields. Walter Parker, Dixie Mason,
Hal Sherman. Florence Starr. Mar
tina White. o. J. Post. and others,
begins a weeks engagement at the
Folly Theatcr, beginning next Sun
day. afternoon
METROPOLITAN.
First Nationals perturbation Of
James Oliver Curwood's story, NO
mads of the North" featuring a
stellar cast that includes Lon Cha
ney, Betty Blythe. Lewis Stone.
Francis Mcdonald and Melbourne
Mcdowell, will be seen as the fea-
tured attraction at the Metropolitan
for the full week beginning next
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
RIALTo.
The Branding Iron." the Goldwyn
Of Kathryn Newlin
Burt's story of the same name,
q cast that includes Bar
bara Cast1eton, James Kirkwood,
Sydney Ainsworth, John Carver,
Richard Tucker and Albert Roscoe,
will be presented at Moore's Rialto
Theater next Sunday afternoon as
the featured attraction Of the pro-
gram 1t is a story Of human de-
sire. with a rich love theme.
PALACE.
Flying Pat" a gingery, jazzy farce
of aviators and Jealous husbands, |
90 Aa
featured photoplay Offering at
week beginning next Sunday after |
noon at 8 o'clock The story is by
Virginia Withey and the supporting
cast includes James Rennie. AN
Elephants Nightmare" will be the
added hit.
GARDEN.
Thomas Meighan will be the
featured star of the program at
Moore's Garden Theater for the full
week beginning next Sunday after
noon in Conrad in Quest of His
Youth" william DeMiile.s picturi-
zation Of Leonard Merrick's, famous
story. Margaret Loomis, Mabel Van
Buren, Kathryn Williams, Mayme1
Kelso, Sylvia Ashton and Charles
Ogle are seen in the supporting
cast
COLUMBIA.
Behold My Wife," George Mel
ford's picturization of Sir Gilbert
Parker's famous story. The Trans
lation Of q Savage" featuring Ma
bel Julienne Scott, Milton SilIs and
Elliott Dexter. will begin the Sec
ond week of its Washington en-
gagement at Loew's& Columbia The
ater, beginning next Sunday aft
ernoon at o'clock.
KNICKERBOCKER.
Wanda Hawley will be pictured
at Crandalps Knickerbocker today
and tomorrow in Food for Scandal"
adapted from Paul Kester's play.
"Beverly's Balance" On Saturday
the Knickerbocker announces viii
Rogers in Cupid. the Cowpuncher."
Next weeks offerings include: Sun
day and Monday. "Nomads of the.
North" Tuesday and Wednesday.
Something to Think About" Thurs
day and Friday, Alice Brady in The
New York Idea"
CRANDALL,s..
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