The Washington herald., 1921-10-23

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CrandaII's Metropolitan announces
for the week beginning this after
noon eight program attractions
The foremost feature will be
Reginald Bankers perturbation Of
Leroy scott's absorbing story Of
Poverty Of Riches" in which Is re-
lated the interesting story OF two
young married couples one Of
which places financial success ahead
of family, the other family before
riches. The cast Is led by Richard
Dix, .Leatriee Joy, John Bowers,
Louise Lovely. Iren Rich, Dave
Winter, Lucille Rickson and
Frankie Lee. The chief comedy Of
ferfng will be Buster Keaton's two
reel production, The Playhouse.
A combination of pipe organ and
grand piano, played by Milton Davis
aud Carl Hinnant, respectively. VIII
accompany it. The Northern
Rhapsody" by Hosmer, will be
played as a symphonic overture, and
the Metropolitan Symphony will Of
fer a second Characteristic number,
The Village Orchestra" The bill
will include the Pathe News, the
Literary Digest's Topics Of the
Day" and a scenic subject.
PALACE-sThe Great Improvisation
The Great Impersonation,
George Melford's splendid Para
mount production of the famous
novel by the same name by z. Phil
lips oppenheim, in which James
KIrkwood, Ann Forrest, Truly Shat
tuck and Alan Hale appear in the
roles of featured prominence. will
be given it's premiere Washington
g presentation at Loew's Palace this
week, where il will be offered as
the featured attraction beginning
this afternoon. James Kirkwood
has a dual role as a young English
uobIeman and as a German military
commandant, both men looking ex-
actly alike. Fate brings them to-
Kether and the German, the better
to serve the Kaiser, determines to
do away with the Englishman- To
Al appearances this plot is carried
cut, but a smashing climax COM
pletely reyerses the appearance of
the situation. The management Of
the Palace has arranged to give the
feature a charming program back
sTOuno VI a00SA SSACSh 6AN A4NSASAA
features.
RIALTo-Bebe Daniels in "The Speed
GtrI7
A double-feature bill will be Of
fered at Moore's Rialto throughout
the week beginning today, present.
ing Americas own genius of the
violin. Sascha Jacobson, recognized
- al q
as one of the most promising vio-
ltaists of the younger generation.
and Bebe Daniels in a new comedy,
Tho Speed Girl" Sascha jacob
sons program will consist of Zig
ounerweisen," by De Sarasato:
Drdla's Souvenir" and Nevin's
Mighty LAX a Rose" The Speed
Girl" is a comedy sensation in
which there Is something doing
every minute. 1t was written es-
pecialIy for the star by Elmer Har-
TIs and is a gentle satire on the
snodern mania for speed, amusingly
showing how the young people Of
today develop a craze for swift
locomotion and to what extremes
ard results II is liable to lead them,
part cularly when the element of
romance is introduced. Frank Ell
lott, Walter HERS, Norris Johnson.
Truly Shattuck and william Court
night have important roles.
GoLUYBIA-DoToId Fairbanks IN
--.. The Three MHSketeers.'
Douglas Fairbanks will begin his
fourth and positively his hnal week
at Loew's Columbia Theater in
The Three Musketeers" this after
noon at o'clock. Despite the fact
that previous arrangements called
for the premiere of another screen
production at the Columbia today,
the continued demand for further
showing Of Mr.. Fairbanks picture
forced the management to extend