The Washington herald., 1922-08-20
Clare Runners
Comedy Appears
At the Garrick
"A Successful Calamity" Offered
In Stock-Lionel Atwill
Comes to Keith's.

GARRICK-Clare Kummsrs domestic comedy.
"A Successful Calamity with Garry NcGary
and Duncan Penwarden In the leading rolea N
this weeks stock offering Of the osrrick Players
q the Garrick Theater. In addition To Mr.. PEN
warden and Martha McGrew. another newcomsr
to the Garrick organization MI. McGarry wu
Imogen Taylor. Edward Trusheim- J. JoinsA
Ruth Hoffman. Granville Palmer and sthsr
favorites OF the Gsrrick company. Maunses vM
be given Tuesday and Saturday.
B. F. KEITH'S 'SLonel Atwfn. the Bsiasss
dramatic star. will headline the vaudeville bill
a B. r. Keith's this week. beginning tomorrov
in The white-Faced Fool" by Edgar Allan
woolf The extra added attraction 10 the Euro
pean mystery novelty, "Boreo, From Abroad
Other acts include Bert Fitzsfbbon and Lew in
song and foolery; Dickey and Jack Bird sing
Four Rubini sisters in music; The Tip.
Zip. Yaphankers" in "A Day in Camp; Deamond
and Brennan in Something for Sale; Gar
cinetti Brothers, hat throwers, and the house
numbers.
GAYETY-The Gayety opens its buriesqus
OF 1923 this afternoon with . weeks
engagement of Sam Sidman's new show. Suite
Sixteen" a production that is said to include a
wealth of delightful comedy and many
song hits. Sam Sidman is the featured member
Of the cast and is assisted by Rose Bentley.
prima donna Billy Hall and Al Pinard George
Wright Frank conrOy. Lew Krusel Sadie
Banks. Jean Carlson. Jeanette Kayton and many
others. beauty chorus Is another feature
tended engagement at Loew,s Columbia this
afternoon in Her Gilded Cage said to be the
most beautiful production In which she has
eyer appeared and which was produced by Sam
Wood a Paramount production from the
story by Anne Nichols. The story concerns tn.
OF a sensational Partisan dancer whose
devotion TO her sister is misconstrued- The cast
supporting Miss Swanson in this production in
wall, Walter Hers and Charles Stevenson
METROPOLITAN-vi -visuslizing an engrossins
story of girls heroic struggle against heavy
odds in a strange city, staunch devotion and
stubborn parental short-sightedness. Rose O.
the Sea-" the latest starring production for
Anita Stewart. will be presented at crandalrs
Metropolitan today for weeks engagement
II was adapted from the story by Countess
Barcynska and directed by Fred Nibio. who has
brought Miss Stewards support a that
includes Ralph Cameron Thomas Holding, Mar
garet Lands. Kate Lester and others
RIALTO- double-feature bill is offered at
Moores Rialto this week in the appearance,
both in person and the of Harry
HoudinL the famous self-liberator who will be
seen. beginning today in THE Man From Be
\yond." his new photoplay production. adapted
from the story by himself and produced under
the personal direction of HoudinL who also
enacts the leading role. The story is replete
with thrlls ana starting episodes houolni
will appear three times daily at $3.50. 1850 and
$3.50 y. m. The supporting is excellent
pALACE-Thomas Meghan will be the featured
star of the program at Loew's Palace for the
week beginning today in his latest screen pro-
duction IF You Believe It. It's So," based
the novel by Perley Poore Sheehan, scenarized
by waldemar Young and directed by Tom For
man. who has brought TO Mr.. Meighan's sup
port a cast that includes Pauline starke,
Joseph Bowling, Theodore Roberts, Charles
ogle, Lura Ansen Charles French. Thomas Ken
nedy Ed Brady and others. 1t is q story Of
regeneration.
cRANDALLS-Betty Blythe will be pictured
at Crandalls Thester for the FIRST three days
Of this week. beginning this afternoon. in the
perturbation Of Abba Katherine Green's story.
His wife's Husband" in which she is sup
ported by Huntly Gordon. George Fswcett
Arthur Carewe Grace Goodan and others. On
Wednesday and Thursday Mary Miles Minter
will be the star Of the program in South Of
suva," while the attraction for the final two
days OF the week will be John Emerson and
Anita Loos' satiricsl production Red Hot Ro
nance