Evening star., 1922-07-12


will include "Are You MarriedT =
Billy. B. Van farce: Charles Crafts
and Jack Haley. discussing Win
to Amuse"; the Alexanders and John
Smith," In tEverything That IA"
plus the regular house attractions.
Sunday ats and 8:15 pm. this
weeks program with Princess Wah-
letka. Eva Shirley and Ke1lam and
oDare will be given its last per-
formance.
GARRICK-'A Turn in the Dark.
"A Turn in the Dark" new mys-
terry play by George Henry Trader.
VIII be the next offering of the CAR
rick Players, opening with the per-
formance Monday night.
This new melodrama, which -
scheduled for Broadway production In
September, is described as one Of
laughs. love and thrills. Ada Meade
will be cast in a role of distinction
Dennis King and the other favorites
will be seen in addition to new faces
in the cast.
METR0P0LITAN-"The Woman
He Married"
"The Woman He Married" sumptu-
ously mounted and stirringly ,dra-
matte. with Anita Stewart, as Its
Crandall's Metropolitan Theater next
In this subject Miss Stewart as
sumes the role of a young artists
model who marries the son OF a
wealthy man, and thus brings down down
upon his head. A complete failure
when thrown upon his own resources.
the wife Is forced to make the,ltying
for both. From this fact is evolved
the pseudo-tragic climax, which not
also supplies an element of surprise:
The picture was directed by Fred
Niblo. who directed Douglas Fair
banks 'The Three Musketeers." =
Minor offerings. pictorial and
ture, will be features of the program.
C0LUMB1A-"The Man From
Home" " .
Loew's Columbia Theater. next
/ week, beginning Sunday afternoon.
will present for the first time in
the George. Fitzmaurice perturbation
OF the famous stage success by Booth
Harrington and. Harry Leon Wilson,
with James Kirkwood, Anna Q. Nils
son, Norman Kerry and others in
the chief roles. and with the per.
sonal appearance. four. times daily of
Miriam Battista, the pretty child
actress of "Humoresque" and "Smil-
ing Through r--i -r
/ "The Man From Home" is the story
prominent in an Indiana town, who
decide on a three-year European
trip. The girl loves the guardian of
her fortune. but only on leaving does
she learn that he loves her, too.
Abroad. however. she is dazzled by
the Intervention of "the man from
home." who has scented trouble and
followed, that she is saved from dis
grace and scandal.
ton one of the most accomplished
child stars before the camera. Her
visit will be marked not only by
personal appearances on the Colum-
bia stage, but by sightseeing trips
about the city. receptions to other
merous calls on government officials.
RIALT0-"Free Air"
Free Air" as adapted from the
magazine story of the same title,
written by Sinclair Lewis. author of
Main Street." will be the featured
attraction at Moore's Rialto Theater
Air' is claimed to have one of the
best balanced casts that ever put ac-
ton into motion picture. The
principal parts are taken by Tom
Douglas, a newcomer. and Marjorie
Seaman, a young society girl who
fith's Dream Street" The added
feature will be the first two episodes
in Raymond L. Ditmars' much talked
of nature classic, "The Four Seasons"
with other subjects and special Or
crestral numbers arranged by Di-
rector George Wild.
PALACE-"South of Suva."
At Loew's Palace Theater next
nesday, inclusive, will be shown
South Of Suva," the latest starring
production for Mary Miles Minter,
based on the story by Ewart Adam
son and picturized by Frank Urson,
with a cast that includes Wilfred
Bryson, Walter Long. John Bowers
and Roy Atwell. The last three days
of next week, beginning Thursday,
David Powell will be seen in Span
ish jade" based on Louis Joseph
Vance's dramatiZation of the story
by Maurice Hewlett. in which Mr..
Powell is supported by Marc McDer-
mott, Evelyn Brent and others. It
the wife Of a dissolute victim of the
tropics. who. refusing to be aided. be-
comes his wife's enemy and nearly
accomplishes her complete undoing.
Her, love affair with a neighboring
plantation owner prevents this and
provides a romantic conclusion.
CRANDALL'S-"The Referee"
The first three days of next week.
beginning Sunday afternoon, Conway
Tearle will be screened as star Of
1.-The Referee" with .''rorchy's Hold
up" and the Tidal Basin Bathing
Beauties Contest" as added attrac-
tions; Wednesday and Thursday,
"Strongheart." declared the greatest
dog in pictures, will be pictured in
The Silent Call" and Joe Rock, in
Help Yourself" and Constance Tai
madge will be shown in "The Prim1-
tive Lover" on Friday and Saturday.
supplemented by Gaylord Lloyd, In
Trolley Troubles"
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