The Washington times., 1922-10-26

Man on the Balcony" % divided
into Q prologue ana three acts.
The prologue occurs In London
In 17z0 and the remainder q tho
play In New York at the present
time,
THE PREsfDENT-The Presi-
dent Players, beginning next sun
day night, win present for a weeks
enlargement Turn 70 the Right"
the tfamous stage success by VIM.
chell Smith and John E. Hazzard.
Eileen Wilson and Henry Duffy
will have the roles OF chief i'm.
portance In the production given
Turn 10 the Right" by the Presi-
dent Players. while prominent parts
will be enacted by Robert Lowe.
Graham Vaisey, Guy D'Ennery.
and others. The production win be
riven a Broadway mounting under
he direction OF Cecil Owen.
The story OF Turn TO the Right"
-eyolves about the regeneration Of
an errinG boy through the influence
II his Old mother. An
honest-heartsd. exub<fant youth.
no leaves for the city. only 10 re-
turn with q prison record and to
ind the little home threatened with
seizure by Q skinf1int. The story
reveals how the younsster and two
OF his prison pals not only save
the homestead but make possible
most tender love story.
METROPOLITAN Guy Bates
Post, the distinguished stage &C.
tor, VIII make his Washington
screen debut at this house next
week In The Masquerader." In
this camera version Of the famous
play. Mr.. Post, AZ he did on the
stage, appears In the dual roles Of
John Chilcote. NJ p. and John
. Loder. Newspaper man. Through
the expert utilization e double
exposure photograph. dareloVed
to q high state Of pert 1c',on. the
film play of .''Tre M -regader"
far sufpasn~s ne art la ver.
sion In rap'ditv OF ac IN. dra.
matte forcefLin" AMI nr'"''n:l.
A cast that includes Edward NJ.
R'mbalf, Ruth & ncla!T. Par'ira
Tnnnant. Lawson Butt. Herbert
Standing and others are in sup-
port. .
The proxram will he AUGMENTED
by q varied list Of abbreviated sub
jects.
RIALTo-wssiey Barry, the
screens freckied-face. psrsonifi-
cation Of mischief" will be seen
in latest Harry Rapf production
Rags to Riches" at Moore'E
Rialto Theater all week beginning
Sunday next. The picture is-an
adaptation Of the celebrated stage
success by Charles A. Taylor.
Freckled. inimitabie Yves win be
remembered by all Who saw him
in School Days" He typifies
the unconquerable spirit OF youth
and its adventurous strain, which
he always socceeds In communi-
eating to those who zee him. Niles
welch, Ruth Renick. Russell Simp-
son. Richard Tucker. Eulalie
Jensen. lane Keclely and others
appear In the cast.
Short film features and special
orchestral numbers win complete
the program.
sTRAND-Nezt week, beginning
Sunday. q bin scaling the high
water mark In vaudeville excel.
lence and picture superiority IN an
nouncd for the Strand Theater. The
vaudeville offering 10 headed by q
presentation entitled, Dance Evo-
iutions." featuring v1asta Maslova
and q picked company. Others APP
pearing win include the inoompar.
able gymnast and the human top.
La Fieur and Portia; Armstrong
and Tyson IN Bright Days." Fred
Weber and company, offering his
amusing ventriloquial idea, AT the
Stage Door" and Tudor Cameron
and Johnny o'Connor. the "Apos-
ties Of Humor."
The film offering features Mary
Niles Minter IN The Heart spe-
cialist."
COLUMBIA Cosmopolitan's
/. marvellous photoplay production
Of the world.famous story Of
romance and chivalry In the days
Of the Tudors, when Knight
hood Was In Flower" with Mar.
ion Davies In the stellar role,
WIN begin . second great week
a. the Dc luxe attraction at
Loew.s Columbia Theatre, begin.
ming NEXT Sunday afternoon. This
production has played to solid
capacity at absolutely every per-
Torrance since last Sunday
afternoon and Il n certain TO
estAblish new popularity records
for the Washington theater.
Robert q. vignola directed the
production from the scenario by
Luther Reed, while Joseph Urban,
noted creator Of theater settings.
designed the gorgeous costumes
and Backgrounds Of this super
. production. Miss Davies In the
chief role 10 surrounded by one
OF the greatest casts In all screen
history. including Forrest Stan
ley, Lyn Harding. Theresa Max
well Conover, Pedro De Cordoba.
Ruth Shepiey, Ernest Glendin.
ming. Johnny Dooley. William
Kent and many others.
when Knighthood Was In
Flower" 10 a royal picture Of q
royal romance. y
lust Like d Bull.
CTAN LAUREL has, made a
~ travesty on one Of the recent
successful pictures which n called