The Washington herald., 1920-04-11
This Weeks Shows

GAhitlOn-freoerl lsndn COrn-
edy. Three Live Ghosts" pre-
sented by Max MARGIN: cast in
cludes Beryl Mercer. Charles Nc
Naughton. Olive Reeves-smith.
Cyril Chadwick. Mary Servoss
and others. Opens tomorrow
evening.
POLPs-@Greenwich Village Fol-
lies" a "revusical comedy Of life
in New York's Latin Quarter"
book and lyrics are by John Muir
ray Anderson and Philip Bar
tholomae; music by A. Baldwin
Sloane. Francis White featured
member of cast that includes
James Watts. Ted Lewis. Ada
Forman and Al Herman; opens to-
night
NATIONAL Listen Lester" by
Harry l.. Cort, George Z. Stod-
dard and Harold Orlob; in cast
are Ada Mae Weeks, Fred Heider.
Ruth Mabee, Joe Z. Brown, Emma
ONeil and others: opens tonight.
BELAsCO-Lombard Ltd" Grace
Valentine. Leo Garlic. Ada Bar
bour. Hallam Bosworth and Har-
old Russell in the cast; produced
by oliver Morosco: opens tonight.
d. F.. KEITH'S-Valeska Suratt in
Jack Lait's Scarlet" Homer
Dickinson and Oracle DEACON in
"a Paprika of Chatter. Song and
Dance" Buster" Santos and
Hunters" Ethel Forde and Les
ter Sheehan; D'Avigneau's Ce-
lestials; Lila Lena; Moran and
Wiser: Topics of the Day" and
the kinograms are other inclu-
sions: opens tomorrow afternoon.
COSMOS--The Returned Sailors
Revue" Heger and Goodwin in
songs and comedy; "a Jacks and
a Queen" Knowles and Harris in
songs and dances: Hughey Clark; !;
ers' musical rubes; Charles Ray
in Alarm Clock Andy" Mack
Sennett's Gee Whiz:"; the Pathe
News and Mutt and jeff: opens
tomorrow.
GAYETY - Victory Bellies" pre-
senting "Froliques la Mode"
burlesque-fantasyi in two acts, ten
scenes and a prologue; cast in
cludes Eddie Dale. Micky Mark
wood, Marie Franz Texas and
FOLLY-Sim Williams 1920 Edition
of THE Girls from Joyland:"
company includes George White,
Pinky Williams, Roy Burke, Jean
Schiller and others; opens this
afternoon.
RIALTO-'The Rivers End" Mar
shall Neilan's adaptation of James
Oliver Curwood's stirring story of
the Royal Mounted Police; featur-
ing Lewis Stone and Marjorie
Daw; today and all week.
LOEw'S PALACE-Robert Warwick
In Thou Art the Man." based on
story by F. E. Mills-Young;
dashing narrative of romance, in
trigue and adventure against the
locale Of the South African dia-
mond mines; star is supported by
Lois Wilson, J. NJ. Dumont and
others.
METROPOLITAN Husbands
and Calico Wives" in which the
stellar roles are taken upon the
screen by House Peters and Mary
Alden, and the support led by
Vincent Serrano. Eva Novak, Sam
Sothern and others; today and all
week.
KNICKERBOCKE and to-
morrow, silk Husbands and CAL
leo Wives" Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Excuse My Dust" starring
Wallace Reid; Thursday and Fri
day. Taylor Holmes in Nothing
But the Truth" Saturday, Dor
othy Gish in Mary Ellen Comes
to Town"
COLUMBIA-First four DAYS. Maui
rice Tourneur's adaptation of
Jacques Futrelle's famous story,
My Lady's Carter" with Wynd-
ham Standing and Sylvia Bream-
er; final three days, Dustin
Farnum in The Corsican Broth
ers."
GARDEN-Extensio of run for an
other week of Cecil B. DeMille's
super-production. why Change
Change Your Wife?" with Gloria
Swanson and Thomas Meighan
featured.
STRAND-Premier presentation of
THE Eyes of the World" q photo
drama filled with. heart-tugs and
thrills, based on the book of the
same name by Harold Bell
Wright.
CRANDALL'S-Firs three days,
Norma Talmadge in Children in
the House.: Wednesday through
Friday. The Whip" Maurice
Tourneur's perturbation of the
Drury Lane melodrama Satur-
day only, Wallace Reid in "Ex-
cuse Ny Dust"