The Washington times., 1922-11-30
Male Idols Dominating
In Film Houses
Wally Reid, Charles Ray and
Lon Clancy 0utnumber the
Lovely Girls for a Change.
a Few Fair Ones will Be
With Us.

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Loew's Palace Theater will pre-
sent the premiere Washington
engagement OF Booth Tuckerton's
famous stage success. Clarence"
which enjoyed one Of the most
highly notable engagements Of
recent years on Broadway. and
which has been brought to the
screen as q Paramount produc-
ton with Wallace Reid. Agnes
Ayers. May. McAvoy and other
noted players In the roles OF
chief importance.
Clarence" has been produced by
William DeMille, the noted d.
rector who brought to the silver
sheet such splendid stage triumphs
as Bought and Paid For" and
Mice People," The cast includes,
additionally. such well-known play.
ers as Kathlyn Williams. Edward
Martindel, Robert Agnew. Adolphe
Menjou. Mayme Kelso and others.
RIALTO-Adapted from Wilbur
Daniel Steele's famous prize story.
"Ching. Ching. Chinaman"-
Shadows" reputed to be a great
photoplay characterization by
Lon CLANCY with Marguerit della
Motto. Harrison Ford, Walter
Long. John Sainpolis and Buddy
Messenger will open q weeks en-
gagement at Moore's Rialto Thea
ter Sunday next. The added at
traction will be the appearance
Of Maestro Giuseppe Creatore.
famous orchestra leader and band
master, who will assume the ba-
ton as guest conductor OF the
Rialto orchestra three times daily.
The musical program as arranged
by Creatore will include selections
of his own composition and ar
rangement. Short films and q
special score arranged by Director
George Wild will complete the
bill.
METROPOLITAN - Charles
Rays first nins-reel special pro-
duction will be presented for the
first time In Washington as chief
feature Of next weeks bill. For
his new undertaking Ray has
selected one of the most successful
comedies Of recent years, Harry
James Smiths "A Tailor Made
Man." originally produced by Co
han and Harris with Grant Mitch
ell In the role Of John Paul Bart,
tailor's assistant, who became q
steamship magnate. Throughout
the narrative their IL, in addition
to q delightful comedy vein, a
strong element Of romance and
heart interest.
The bill for the week beginning
next Sunday afternoon at 3 will
be augmented by carefully chosen
film features of abbreviated length
and specially arranged orchestral
accompaniment under the conduc-
torship of N. Mirskey.
COLUMBIA-Rex Ingram. the
famous producer of "The Four
Horsemen Of the Apocalypse, es-
pre-eminence with the presenta-
ton for the first time In Wash
ington next Sunday afternoon at
Loew's Columbia, Of his newest
photoplay masterpiece.
Four of the players who helped
make a success Of THE Prisoner
OF Zenda," another Ingram pro-
duction, appear in "Trifling
Women" They are Lewis Stone.
Ramon Navarro. Barbara La
Mari, and Edward Connolly.
Others who appear In prominent
roles in the picture are Pomeroy
Cannon, Hughie Mack. Gene
Pouyet. John George, Joe Mar
tin and others.
COSMOS-Next weeks bill at
the Cosmos Theater win bring z
dream Of syncopation In songs and
dances under the caption. "The
Melody Revue" It will be pre-
sented by Nan. Duckett, Will At
Charlie Marks and the
Golden Gate Five.
Others will be James Pembroke
and company in ION the Aisle" q
comedy piaylet original and anus
ing; Boland and Knight. two girls
who sing and wear stylish cos
tunes; Rose Sheldon and Brother
In speciality and two other acts
to be announced later.
The photoplay feature win pic-
ture Richard Talmadge In The
Unknown" q story Of food profit
eers.
CRANDALL'S-Ric Barth-
elmesa will occupy the screen at
Crandall's Theater the last four
days of the current week. end
ing, Saturday night, In his latest
production for First National.
'The Bond Boy"
Beginning Sunday afternoon
and continuing through Tuesday:
win be shown East 10 West" J"
Wednesday and Thursday. Mary
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