The Washington herald., 1920-07-15
Coming to the Theoters
GAnRICK.

GAnRICK.
: For the full week beginninr nsxt
Sunday evening 1T $3.50 o'clock, the
Garrick Players announce q weeks
presentation of Avery Hopwood's
Sensational laugh festival, Fair
and Warmer" Malcolm Fassett,
Anne Morrison, susanna jackson,
Everett Butterheid. Clarke H. Sill
vernail and Nell Burns have promi-
nent parts.
yeETTHs.
Next week 1T b. r. Keith's Thea.
ter, Lieut.. Gitz-Rice and Hal Forde.
and Gladys Clark and Henry Berg
man Will divide headline houors.
Clark and Bergman. with the Crisp
Sisters, in Tunes OF the Hour"
Toto In In Kewpie-land"; Eva Tay-
lor and company. In Virginia Rye;
Belle Montrose. In Her Only
Chance; Hubert H. Kinney, and
Corinne. In Poetic Pirouettfne';
BENJAMIN Rather. the Chandon Trio,
Topics of the Day" and the kino-
grams complete the bill.
STRAND.
The headline number at the
Strand next week will be Melody
of Youth" Juvenile revue. Flor
ence Henry and company in The
Real Remedy" Binns and Burt In
acrobatic and aerial feats; George
and Miss Ray Perry. jazz band
toists; Weber. Beck and Frazer;
Gladys Brockwell in "A Sister to
Salome." and other acts complete
the bill.
COSMOS.
D'Avigneau's Celestials, Chinese
entertainers using American ideas;
Al Whites Big Revue; Belmont's
'warblers; Furman and Nash. song
comedians; Hayward and Lee; Jim
and Flo Bogart; Marshal Neilan's
Don't Ever Marry" and other acts
comprise next weeks Cosmos bill.
RIALTo.
Norma Talmadge is appearing
this week at Moore's Rialto in "Yes
or No." photodramatic adaptation
of Arthur Goodrich's Broadway
success of the same name. For the
sents Alice Brady in her latest Real
art production, "A Dark Lantern"
from the story by Elizabeth Robins.
James l.. Crane. Reginald Denny
and others are seen in support.
METROPOLITAN.
Scratch My Back" Rupert
Hughes travesty. remains the prin-
Icipal feature this week at Gran
dalrs Metropolitan. Beginning next
Sunday. for one week. will be shown
"Jes' Call Me jim" in which will
Rogers is starred, and Harold
Lloyd in the first OF three special
comedy productions. High and
Dizzy"
PALACE.
Douglas MacLean. supported by
Doris May. in Let's Be Fashion
able" continues the chief attraction
at Loew's Palace for the current
week. For the week beginning
next Sunday, Loew's Palace an
nounces Ethel Clayton in THE
Ladder of Lies" a powerful ro-
nance. in which Miss Clayton is
splendidly supported. Mack SEN
nett's comedy. You Wouldn't Be-
lieve It." is the added hit.
BELASCO.
The Shubert- Belasco will give q
revival of The Garden of Allah
from the book and play of the
same name by Robert Kitchens
The photoplay follows the book
very closely. Helen Ware heads a
cast that includes Thomas Santschi
There will be daily matinees.
PoLPs.
The Cecil B. DeMille Aircraft pic
ture. Don't Change Your Hus-
band" will be displayed at Polls
Theater next week. 1t Is a pho
terday of such deep psychological
interest that IL will repay all hus-
bands and wives to see II. Elliott
Dexter is the leading man and Glo-
ria Swanson plays opposite TO him
COLUMBIA.
I For the final three days of this
week, beginning this morning
Loew's Columbia offers The Sins
OF st. Anthony" the sprightly tale
OF an innocent boob and his scan
dalous search for pep" featuring
Bryant washburn. The attraction
for the first four days of next
week will be Sand" starring WILL
lam s. Hart. For the final three
days OF next week the attraction
will be Shirley Mason in Loves
Harvest"