The Washington times., 1922-11-05

VILE and pictures for the week be-
ginning this afternoon. William
A. Weston and his company. com
ing direct from the New York
Hippodrome, will present their lat.
est Broadway hit. The Attorneys.
Others appearing on the all-star
bill include Frear. Baggett and
Frear In Baseball Idiosyncrasies."
Jim Connors and Hazel Boyne in
a humorous skit with melodies.
dances and smiles entitled, "A Bit
of Lace" Olive Bayes and Jack
Smith offering Keep On Singing"
and Olga and Nicholas giving spec
tacular and artistic "Dance Crea.
tions."
= The photo offering will be THE
Lying Truth" featuring a cast
including Noah Beery. Marjorie
Daw, Tully Marshall. Pat O'Malley.
Charles Males. Claire Mcdonald
and Adele Watson.
METROPOLITAN Constance
Talmadge will occupy the screen at
Crandall's Metropolitan Theater
beginning this afternoon at 8. in
one of the best vehicles Of her
career. East Is West" This eight
reel special production was adapted
from the play by Samuel Shipman
and Jean B. Hymes by Frances
Marion, who was responsible also
for the continuity of THE Eternal
Flame"
In the role of Ming Toy, Cor.
stance Talmadge meets her first
real opportunity to sustain char
acter throughout the action of a
picture that must be ranked amor G
the more pretentious undertakings
of the year.
COLUMBIA.~Loew Columbia
Theater will present, beginning
this afternoon. the third great,
cord.breaking weeks engage
rnent Of that splendid and magnifi.
cent photoplay triumph. when
Knighthood Was in Flower" the
Cosmopolitan perturbation OF
Charles Majors world-renowned
story Of chivalry. romance and ad.
venture in the days of the Tudors
of England. in which Marion
Davies. the beautiful photoplay
star. finds what Is unquestionably
the greatest role Of her entire
career. The production has played
to absolute capacity at every per-
formance during the past two
weeks.
when Knighthood Was In
Flower" is achieving in other large
cities of the country the same
phenomenal success that has been
it's portion here. while its presen-
tation in both London and New
York constitutes a theatrical won
der Of the age. Already thousands
Of Washingtonians have seen the
production. but It is apparent that
there remain many more thou.
sands who wish 10 see the picture
before the close of its extended
engagement here.
Doors will open at the Columbia
today at 2 p. M, with daily per-
formances continuous from 1880
a. m. to II q. m.
RIALTO-A double feature bill
is scheduled for Moore's Rialto
Theater for the week begin
ming this afternoon. the con.
cert offerings being marked by
the appearance three times
daily, as guest-conductor Of the
famous Rialto Orchestra, Of
oresta Vessella, renowned COM
poser. and known to all America
from his appearances each sum-
mer at Atlantic City for the past
sixteen years.
The photodramatic offering will
bring toy Washington for a pre-.
mier showing Universal's lat.
est special production. Human
Hearts," by Hal Reid. father Of
Wallace Reid. with House Peters,
Mary Philbin, and Gertrude
Claire in the stellar roles. Others
appearing include Russell Simp-
son. George Hackathorne, Edith
. Hallor, Ramsey Wallace, and VII.
ton Taylor.
A selected program of extra
features Is promised.
PALACE-Viola Dana comes to
Loew's Palace this afternoon
for a weeks engagement In
June Madness" in which she
Is supported by Bryant Wash.
burn and a brilliant cast in.
cluding Gerald Pring. Leon Barry,
Eugene Besserer, Snitz Edwards.
Anita Fraser and many others.
June Madness" depicts the
madcap adventures Of q sprightiy