The Washington times., 1922-12-21
Douglas lGaoI.s .sal Hsrs Again
in Films Aftsr Long
Absence.

dotCOn ana q 0lStin8ul9no0 en-
-semble. The companion mirth-
maker will be Lloyd Hamilton's
newest two-reel burlesQue, The
Educator" said to be the drollest
subject he has made. -
Augmenting these two sterling
attractions viii be a. special pro-
gram of holiday music. under the
conductorship OF N. Nirskey. pre-
sented with unusually picturesque
>stage and lighting effects. The
supplementary film. features win
embrace new issues Of the World
Survey and other diverting short
reel offerings. .tA AZ. TX
PALACE-The last half OF the
current week at Loew's Palace
Theater. beginning today. has
been ret aside for the appearance
Of Msy McAvoy,, in her latest
photopiay starring -. production,
"The Top Of New York, - novel
and compelling love story of the
rooftops Of Manhattan, directed
by the hate william ID. Taylor
with q cast that includes Walter
MeGrail. Mary jane Irving and
-, For. the. full. week. beginning
Sunday. the prpgram offers out
duction fot that NOTED, stage and
screen artiss, .Elstc Ferguson.
who appears herewith In q pic,
turizatiOn .of the play by Hubert
Henry Davies in which Miss
Ferguson achieved: q remarkable
stage success. A notable cast that
includes David Powell. William
!, David. Mary MacLaren, Teddy
Sampson. William Powell sup
ports.
RIALTO-Spicy with the scent
of pine, holly and other Yuletids
decorations, with q bigger Christ.
mas tree than ever. with more
lights glowing and more interest.
ing and amusing features in the
toy village which spreads below 1t.
than ever before. Moore's Rialto'
Theater will open Its doors Sum
day next presenting q special holt
day bill that, from all reports. will
be : unusually appropriate from
every viewpoint. ~
Wesley barry win be the fea-
tured staf in Heroes OF the
Street." an adaptation Of Lem
Parker's stage play. Marie Pre-
vost, Jack Mulhail. Philo McCul-
Tough, Will Walling, Wilfred Lucas
and wedgewood NOVEL; appear in
the supporting cast.
The added attraction will pre-
sent Mr.. and Mrs. Carter de Haven
. in. a special holiday offering. en-
titled Christmas"
COLUMBIA - The screen ap-
pearance Of Laurette Taylor. the
noted stage star. in q photoplay
version of her greatest 1footlisht
'auccess, "Peg o. My Heart has
become an event OF such appeal
to local fans that Loew's Colum-
bia announces a second weeks
engagement, beginning next Sun
day afternoon. The Columbia
has been q mecca Tor lovers OF
cinema entertainment since last
Sunday when Miss Taylor's en-
gagement began. and rather than
terminate the run prematurely
the Columbia snfansgement has
decided to hold the picture for q
second week. ~ ~
The story shows Miss Taylor In
the role of the sighted Irish lass.
accustomed to happiness In her
own humble. home. faced with
misery In the luxurious, surround.
ings to which her sudden acquisi-
ton Of q fortune has brought
her. King Vidor, one Of the
really great directors Of cinema
land, haa given the PIECE a splen-
did production end mounting.
while the cast that surrounds
Miss Taylor In the chief role in
cludes Mahlon Hamilton, Ethel
Grey Terry. Vera Lewis, Nigel
Barrie, Lionel Be1more, Fred
Huntly and other famous players.
CRANDALL'S - Three strong
bills have been assembled for
, Crandalls Christmas week. be-
ginning Sunday at ). For the
first three days Of the week. Sun.
day through Tuesday. both in
elusive, Harry Carey will be the
pictured star In Good Men And
True"
Mack Sennett's two-reel comedy,
When Summer Comes" co-star-
ring Billy Bevan and Mildred
June. win be the added attraction.
For Wednesday and Thursday Pat
O'Malley and Pauline Starke will
share honors a. co-stars Of q de.N
nghtful romance Of the Ould Sod.
my Wild Irish Rose" "A Kit.
chen Highbrow" viii furnish the
comedy element. "a Broadway
Madonna" Is the scheduled offer.
ing for Friday and Saturday, with
story of flashy interest. The
comedy vein viii find its outlet