The Washington times., 1922-12-24
|Qualiu A6ounds IN Yaletids Bills
On Stage md Screen

. NaH
older folks make up the Christmas
week fare provided by the Cosmos
Theater for the period starting
with the Christmas matinee.
Lip.nsky's animal actors in "A
Day In Coney Island.' vaudeville's
cleverest dog act. and Joe Bel.
mont With a flock Of pretty ca
naries In Tho Canary OPERA"
are designed to delight the young
folks. The older ones win find
Schaffer. Weymer and Carr's
production. Here Comes the
Bride" q thing Of laughter and
melody; Parsons and White. two
very clever and unusual girls:
Lewis. and Rogers. Little Italy's'|
entertaining specialists. and Flo
and Ollie Waters, q combination OF
youth, pep and originality. !.
The film feature will present
VIII Rogers new picture. ''The
Headless Horseman."
METROPOLITAN-The Christ.
mas week bill to be inaugurated at
Crandall's Metropolitan Theater
this afternoon at o'clock has
been assembled with an eye sin.
gle to creating and consistently
maintaining q joyous Yuletide
spirit. The major feature Of the
program will be Thomas H. Ince's
amusing perturbation Of William
Golfers famous stage success,
"The Hottentot," In which the CO.
stellar roles are played with ebul.
Hence and humorous charm by
Douglas Mclean and Madge Bell.
amy. supported by Raymond
Hatton and a distinguished en-
semble. The companion mirth-
maker will be Lloyd Hsmilton's
newest two.reel buriesque. "The
Educator" said to be the drollest
subject he has made.
Ausmenting' these two sterling
attractions viii be q special pro-
gram OF holiday music under the
conductorship Of N. Mirskey. pre-
sented with unusually picturesque
stage and lighting effects. The
supplementary film features, will
embrace new issues of the World
Survey and other diverting short.
reel offerings.
COLUMBIA The screen ap-
pearance/of Laurette Taylor. the
noted stage star. In q photoplay
version Of her greatest footlight
success, Peg O. Ny Heart" has
become an event Of such appeal
to local fans that Loew's Colum-
bia announces q second weeks
engagement, beginning this after
noon. The Columbia has been a
mecca for lovers of cinema enter
tainment since last Sunday when
Miss Taylor's engagement began.
and rather than terminate the run
prematurely the Columbia manage
ment has decided to hold the pic
ture for a second week.
The stor, 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 and mounting.
while the cast that surrounds
Miss Taylor in the chief role IN
cludes Mahlon Hamilton, Ethel
Grey Terry, Vera Lewis. Nigel
Barrie. Lionel Belmore. Fred
/ Huntly and other famous players.
RIALTO-Spicy with the scent
Of pine. holly and other Yuletide
decorations. with. . bigger Christ.
mas tree than ever. with more
lights glowing and more interest.
ing and amusing features in the
toy village which spreads below It.
than ever before, Moore's Rialto
Theater will open its doors this
afternoon presenting a special holi.
day bill that. from all reports, will
be unusually appropriate from
every viewpoint.
Wesley Barry will be the fea.
tured star in Heroes of the
Street." an adaptation Of Lem
Parker's stage play. Marie Pre-.
vost. Jack Mulhah, Philo McCul.
Tough, Will Waliing, Wilfred Lucas
| and Wedgewood NOVEL; appear in
the supporting cast.
An added feature Of the bill
will be the presentation of Mr..
| and Mrs. Carter De Haven In
| their latest comedy scream en-.
| titled Christmas" q production
made to bring happiness at just
See these super-photoplays
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