The Washington herald., 1922-07-30
Bedroom Farce at
Belasco; Guest Star
Remains at Garrick
"Up in MabeIs Room and "A
Gentleman From Mississippi"
Listed as Stock Offerings.


~ week. After completing a most success
full week. the management Of the Garrick
announces a second week of "A Gentleman From
mississippi" with Tom Wise in the role he made
famous a few seasons back. The Belasco Play
ers will play another Hopwood farce In up in
MabeIs Room" Attractions in the cinema thea
ters are Of more than passing interest and should
provide pleasing entertainment.
REIASCO-"Up In Mabers Room" . farce
from the pen of Avery Hopwood. win be pre-
sented tonight by the Belasco Players and con-
tinue as the attraction for the current week
The cast will include Earle Foxe, Henry Duffy,
Gerald Oliver Smith BrandonA Fsesrss--Kay
Laurei, Eleanor Griffith and Peggy Alenby.
The comedy situations arise from the misunder-
standings and complications of bashful young
man in quest Of an ill-advised gift to a young
woman in whom he once Interested Pres
ent indications that this will be the fnal
offering of the Belasco season.
GARRICK-A Gentleman From Mississippi"
with Tom Wise in the role he made famous
several seasons ago. will remain = second week
at the Garrick Theater. "A Gentleman Fom
Mississippi is of particular interest to Wash
ington as its scenes laid in this city. Mr.
Wise will be supported by Gus A Forbes John
Kline, Denis connell. Edwin Trusheim. Granville
Palmer, Ada Meade. Teresa Crosson and Foster
j. williams. a new conner to the Garrick Players.
An extra performance will be given tonight
p KEITH'S-FIorencs Walton. Americas
most popular ballroom dancer. will headline the
bill arranged for Keith's tomorrow afternoon.
Grace Hayes, The Personality GIRL" will be
held over for q second week and will offer
series Ct new songs Others the bill
william Seabury and Co., who will offer
interesting musical comedy act; Jos. x. Watson,
In "A Dtsarrangement of Facts" Elizabeth
Kennedy and Milton Berle. in Broadway Bound"
Jean Graness, The Unusual songstress; the Ls
Grohs In . pantomimic novelty and Juns and
Irene Meiva The Melodic Misses"
cor oI.IJMBIA-"Nanook Of the North" the thrill
ing dramatic screen story of life and love in
the Artic. will be shown at Loew's Columbia as
the featured attraction of the program for the
full week. The picture was conceived and photo
Eraphed BY Robert J. Flaherty. In the frozen
north, 500 miles beyond civilizations most ad-
vancsd outpost where the average temperature
In IS degrees below II shows the
Eskimo In his true light. whose whole existence
s q struggle against starvation and freezing
but who remains contented. happy and peace
loving.
METROPOLITAN-"Re Hot Romance" de-
scribed as a comedy y-melodrama- romance, written
for First National by John Emerson and Anita
Loos, will be shown at CrandalPs Metropolitan
Theater throughout week, beginning this
afternoon .. Heading the cast are Basil
sydney Frank Lalor. Carl Stockdale. Edward
Connolly, Roy Anvil, Tom Wilson. May Collins.
Lillian Leighton and Olive Valerie. The story
deals with q young who makes good in
the role of insurance solicitor in Bunkonia.
home of overnight revolutions. and wins q
fortune and Q girl
pAIACE-Two photoplays Of featured i'm
portance will be revealed at Loew's Palace
Theater during the week beginning this after
noon The nrst which will be for the first
.,nr days. will be Viola Dana in They Like EN-
hough," while Wanda Hawley will be seen for
the hnal three day. beginning Thursday, in The
Truthful Liar" In They Like EN- Rough"
Miss Dana Is supported by exceptional cast
of players including William Lawrence,
Hardee kirkland, Myrtle Richell, Colin Kenny.
CRANDALLS-'The Crossroads Of New York."
Mack Sennett's special all-star production will
be the principal attraction at Crandalps Theater
the nrst three days Of the current week. begin
ming this afternoon at 3. Good Morning, Judge"
win be added Wednesday and Thursday. Ethel
Clayton will be seen In For the Defense" with
'Tis the Bull" the comedy offeing. Friday
and Saturday. Betty Compson and Tom Moore
viii be screened co-stsrs In over the
Border"