The Washington herald., 1922-08-13
Garrick Players
Hold Stock Field
Without a Rival
Closing of Belasco Leaves "Three
Wise Fools" as Weeks Only
Repertoire Play.

"OR the first time since the beginning of
L June, the Garrick Players have the stock
field to themselves in Washington this
= week, due to the close of the Belasco
Players season at the Belasco last night. The
Garrickers. by way of marking the occasion.
offer weeks engagement of Three Wise
Fools which opens its tonight. strong
variety bill at B. F. Keith's and new. notable
and novel photoplay bills at the other DOWN
town theaters give promise of entertaining
and delightful week in the playhouse.
GARRICK-Austin Strong's delightful comedy,
Three Wise Fools" which ran for year on
Broadway. will be this weeks offering of The
Garrick Players. at the Garrick. beginning to-
night. strong cast will appear in the produce
ton. including Ada Meade, John Kline, Edward
Poland. George Henry Trader Edward Trusheim.
Ruth Hoffman. Madeline OBrien. Foster ]. WILL
Jams. Edward Hallet Gertrude Augurde and
others. The story revolves about three crusty
old bachelors and what happens when a boy
hood friend dies and beaqueaths them his
young and adorable daughter.
B-F KEITH'S-van and Schenck the pen
nant-winning battery Of songland." will be head
liners at B. F. Keith's this week. beginning at
the matinee tomorrow. The extra added attrac-
tion will be George Choos melodious produc-
tion, The Little Cottage" with Frank Sinclair,
@Cnr Dixon. Ethel Russell, Marie Saxon and
! Kathleen Norris. Other acts include Promise
Me-" with Nelson Snow, Charles Columbus and
Helen Hector; Crawford and Broderick in "A
: Smile Two" Nine. Besson in The Woman
Who Knew Mel Klee the Joy boy" VIII and
: Gladys Ahern in Spinning Romance" the Nc
Intyres and others.
RIALTO-Moore's Rialto Theater. opening
day for the new season, after thorough rem
ovation, will present for the first times in
Washington The Dust Flower" Goldwyn's pic
Irritation Of the famous novel by Basil King,
In which Helene Chadwick. James Rennie, Claude
Gnlingwater, Mona Kingsley Edward Peil
.Gsorge Periolat and others have the roles Of
1XnF fr1nn 2nRa frfn nfnlI
story of abused and nl-treated girl who,
uirough the force of her love. rises from the
dust and is transformed into beautiful noble
and happy woman.
METRoPOLITAN-Allan Holubars special
production, Hurricanes GAL" in which Dorothy
Philips has the stellar role will be offered at
crMdalrs Metropolitan for the full week be-
haye caught the romance of the Pacific and
II Aeals with the girl-captain of a smuggling
sctnoner who mocks at the law but who yields
20 the call of romance. The story is said to
be sreplete with vivid and intense climactic
episodes that make 1t of the most powerful
and unusual stories of the year. The support
ing cast includes Robert Ellis. Wallace Beery.
Certrude Astor and many others
cOLUMBIALLoew's Columbia today presents
for the full week. .Forget-Me-No Louis
1nve story of two orphans by Henry Symond.
which recently achieved triumph during its
New York engagement. The chief roles Of the
story are portrayed by Bessie Love- Gareth
Hughes and Irene Hunt. supported by notable
cast Of screen players The production is one
which not only appeals with the force of its
rq1nance and Its pathos but reveals a penetrating
glimpse Of the wish Of an orphans heart.
PALACE-Loew's Palace today presents for the
hrst time in Washington the latest starring
psoductson for Betty Compson. the beautiful star
sor, The Miracle Man." "Over the Border" and
cther successes. Her latest picture. which will
be at the Palace all this week. IL The
Bonded Woman" Philip z. Rosen's Para
mount picturization Of magazine story by
John Fleming Wilson. entitled The salvaging
Of John somers." It Il said to be story Of
shipwreck in the South Seas. John Bowers.
Richard Dix and others appear in Miss Comp
sons support
CRANDALLS-rhomas II. Ince's special pro-
ductton. Hail the Woman" featuring Theodore
Roberts, Florence vidor. Madge Bellamy, Lloyd
Hughes and Tuiiy Marshall will be shown az
-Crandaffs Theater the featured attraction
for the hrst three days Of this week. beginning
today. On Wednesday and Thursday. Tack Holt
wf1l be seen As the star of the program In his
recent Paramount production. The Man Uncon-
qperable." In which he IL supported by Sylvia
Bfeamer and q notable. cast For the last three
dats of the week at crandall's George Ariiss
VIII be screened In his latest release. s-rhe
Nu1fnx Passion" supported by noted cast