The Washington herald., 1922-09-24
Walker Whiteside
Brings The Hindu
Into the Garrick
Brilliant Vaudeville, Burlesque
And Photoplay Programs
Offered This Week.

GARRICK-WaIker whiteside the
Garriek tomorrow night for a weeks engage
ment in The Hindu" a modern mystery melo-
drama in which he appeared last season in both
New York and Chicago. 1t is in prologue and
three acts. sydney Shields is prominent in
MIR. whitesides support. while the cast includes
Harold Vosburg. Grace Lynn, Mgnon McClin-
took. Elwyn Eaton. Harold de Becker,
RF KEITHS-'The Realm of Fantase." fea-
turing Giuran and Marguerite Frank Ellis and
Eight English Rocket Beauties will headline
Keith's bill this week, beginning tomorrow
OTHERS are Kitty Doner in "a League of Song
steps" Eric Zardo, pianist; Joe Laurie jr., In
"Familyology"; Rosalie Stewart in The weak
Spot" Jennings and Dorney in Between
Strokes" Cahul and Romane ina Comic Mix
up" and Raymond wiIbert. Miss America" and
Miss Washington will appear at every per-
formance this week.
RELAsCo-"The Main Street FoIIies." featur-
i'm. Fred ]. Ardath with music and lyrics by
William b. Freidlander, opens weeks engage
menr at the Belasco tonight. Prominent in the
cast are Jed Dooley. Claude Devereaux. Charles
Clark and Shirley Dahl. Morris and Campbell
in The Ave-Ate-Her," the Three Dolce Sisters
and the Commodore Band are features
cnSMOS-Barban and Company with Jonathan
raw in pantomimc dance novelties. head the
Cosmos bill this week. Other offerings include
Tine Cuckoo Nest" the Quinn Brothers and
Smith in merriment music and dances, Lazar
laughs the Juggling McBanns while the film
feature is Paid Back" featuring Gladys Brock
well and Stuart Holmes.
STPAND-"The Old Timers" a group of
r,rIy stars OF an older generation, will headline
the Strand program this week, beginning to-
morrow. other offerings Walter Gilbert IN
.-TanEIed Talks Gordon and Delmar in Just
Songs" Nevins and Gordon in The Coach"
Weber and Elliott On Humorous Originalities'
Mary Miles Mnter in Helen Martins Mennonite
story. "TiIlie"
cAyETY-wnh George NibIo and Helen Spen-
Ger featured step On 1t" opens weeks run
at the Gayety today. The Island of Wha VIVA
is the title Of the chief Offering and the cast
grouped about the featured players includes Lean
White Anna O'DOnneH, JuIIette Belmont and
Edith Lamont and beauty chorus. Niblo and
John O'Donnen appear in several interludes
METROPOLITAN-Wi Fox's phOtoplay
production OF Monte Cristu," the famous classic
by Alexander Dumas, will be presented today
for a weeks at the Metropolitan. 1t is
ten-reeI production in which this famous Dumas
story of love hatred and revenge has been por-
trayed with a cast including John Gilbert
EsteIIe Taylor. William V. Mong. Robert Mckim
Albert P"isco and others.
RJALTO-"The Storm" the vivid photoplay ver-
sion OF Langdon McCormack's stage melodrama.
featuring House Peters. Virginia Valli Matt
Moore and Jen Swickard, will be presented at
. cagement. The production is notable for it's
presentation of several thrilling scenes of fire.
f blizzard and avalanche. The production will be
supplemented by u strong list Of added features
d PALACE-Dorothy Dalton. the Paramount star.
comes to the screen of Loews Palace for the
full week. beginning this afternoon, in The
Siren Call" Irwin V. Willat's production of J. Z.
Nash's love-story of the Alaska in which
Miss Dalton is supported by Il strong cast that
includes David Powell. Mitchell Lewis and other
noted screen players Christie comedy,
Let Run" will be added
of Anthony Hopes famous novel. The Prisoner
of Zenda" beSins its second weeks engagement
at Loews Columbia Theater this afternoon 1t
has been interpreted by a notable that
includes Alice Terry. Lewis Stone, Barbara La
Marr. Robert Edeson. Stuart Holmes. Ramon
Navarro and others. The story is Romantic
drama.
cRANDAII'S-"One Clear Call" with an all
star cast including Milton Sills. Claire Windsor,
Joseph J. Bowling, Irene Rich and Doris Pawn
will be offered at Crandars for the first three
days of this week. beginning today. Beginning
wednesday and continuing throughout the week
daITs in his feature-length comedy pro-
duction "Grandmas Boy