The Washington herald., 1922-07-09

u Ladies' Night at the Belasco and
Charles Aunt" at the Garrick- The vaudeville
bill at Kelth's> offers further diversion, while
the photoplay theaters of the city announce
an unusually attractive and novel array of pic
lures Suburban and down-river resorts
tinue at full blast
BELASCO-The Belasco Players will present at
the Belasco for the week beginning tonight
Ladies' Night" the Avery Hopwood farce sue
cess. which will be presented for the first time
In Washington Kay Laurell. the "Follies"
beauty. and Eleanor Grfhth, the Washington
girl. recently in The Last Waltz" will
Join the Belasco Players In this production.
The story of Ladies' Night" concerns the ad-
ventures of bashful husband who wanders
into Turkish bath on ladies' night.
GARRICK-The Garrick Players will offer for
the week beginning tomorrow night roper
toire version of Brandon Thomas famous farce.
'Charley's Aunt in which Dennis King Ada
Meade. Dorothy McGrew, Edward Trusheim.
Sara A. Farrar. and other favorites have been
congenially cast Miss Imogene Taylor has
been engaged specially for this production.
though Mr. King has the role of chief i'm
portance in the farce. The usual matinees
announced by the Garrick Players for Thursday
and Saturday afternoons.
B. F. KEITHS-Two co-stars will shine a
b, F. Keths this week. beginning tomorrow.
They the Princess wahletka, the Indian
psychic. and Eva Shirley, with Oscar Aders
orchestra and Al Roth in Songs of the
Moment" Other acts on the bill include Frank
Kellam and Patricia O'Dare in Chasing the
Blues" Blackfsce Eddie Ross and his African
harp. the Robbins family, Maurice Diamond in
Snapshots of 1922" Ann Gray harpist: Mar
garet Stewart and william Downing in AN
Artistic Treat" with Beulah Stewart
PALACE-Thomas Meghan will be the fea-
tured star at Loew's Palace Theater for the
full week. beginning this afternoon. in Our
Leading Citizen" Mr.. Meighans latest starring
production. which especially written for
him by George AIDE. the famous humorst. and
which has been directed by Alfred Green with
q that includes Lois Wilson. Theodore
Roberts. William p. Carleton and others. The
story Is described romantic comedy that
reveals the sunny side of Main street and
shows Mr.. AIDE in his funniest vein.
METROPOLITAN sennetts special
production, THE Crossroads of New York" will
be presented at Crandalrs Metropolitan for the
full week beginning this afternoon with a cast
that includes Noah Berry Ethel Grey Terry.
Kathryn MCGUIRE, Robert Cain, Dot Farley.
Charlie Murray, Mildred June. James Finlay-
son. Eddie Gribbon and many others The story
a youth from the country who comes
to New York and falls victim to the allure
ments of three different types of city ladies.
RIAITO-corrine Grifith will be the featured
star of the program at Moore's Rialto for the
week beginning today in Divorce Coupons"
based the story by Ethel Watts Mumford.
which offers a and interesting angle
the problem of unhappy marriages. Miss Grifith
Is supported in this production by a cast that
includes Holmes E. Herbert, Mona Lisa, Diana
Allen. Cyril Ring. Vincent Coleman and many
others The featured production will be sup
plemented by added screen and musical attrac-
tfons.
COLUMBIA-owen Moore, former d. W..
Griffith star, comes Loews Columbia this
afternoon for weeks engagement in Re
ported Missing" Henry Lehrman's perturbation
of his own story of the same name, in which
Mr. Moore Is supported by Tom Wilson,
Pauline Gsron Nita Naldi and many others.
The story concerns the struggle between a rich
young idler who inherits fleet of ships and
an Oriental shipping magnate. in which the
young oilers sweetheart takes a prominent part.
CRANDAIL'S-Three photoplay productions
viii be shown at Crandalrs Theater this week.
For the frst three days of the week, beginning
this afternoon, Crandalis will show "out Of the
Silent North" featuring Frank Mayo in "a
rousing story of the open. The attraction for
"wednesday and Thursday will be Agnes Ayres
In the screen version OF Somerset, Maughams
story. The Ordeal" with Conrad Nagel For
Friday and Saturday Marshall Neilan's Fools
First" win be the attraction. with a notable
cast.