The Washington herald., 1922-10-19
NEW THEATER ATTRACTIONS
PROMISED FOR NEXT WEEK
Garrick to Offer New Play by the Authors of
"Kempy"- Notable Screen Offerings.

Screen Offerings.
Carlisle and La Nal ant
Archie and Gertie Falls complete tn,
bill.
BELASCO-vaudevf
Plenty of Pep" featuring Emi
CJazz") Casper, comes to the Be
lasco next week beginning Sun
day. Seven vaudeville acts includ,
Charles Howard. in How Time
Have Changed" Dewey and Rogers
in mo Tomorrow" Sid Townes
composer. with Sidney franklin
In songs; Chappy Chapelle ant
Juanita Stinette; Ed and Mack VIII
Jams, in dancing, and John Quigg
with his accordion.
COSMOS-Vaudevil
The Country Store" a rural com.
edy. headlines the bill at the Cosmo.
next week. Other acts include tn,
Four: Rawls and Won Kauf
man. in The Willing Worker" Alic,
Smart. with gowns and dances; Mar
shall and Wellton: Burt and Mae IL
juggling. and Frank Mayo in "Caugh
sTRAND-Vaudevfl
At the Strand for the week begin
ming Sunday, Stepping Some" 6
dance extravaganza, featur
ing Sophie Miller and Simms and Ev.
ans; Ergotti and Herman in novelt,
capers; Warman and Mack, in har
mony; Henry Frey. comedian. will
Dorothy Rogers in THE Interrup
tion;" Keating and. Ross. in 18th,
Y Younger Generation" and Shirley Ma
son in her latest film, The New
Teacher" are the chief attractions.
GAYETY--@wine Woman and
Song"
Wine. Woman and Song" comes to
he Gayety Theater next week, COM
Sunday matinee. The com
Dany Is headed by Bert Bertrand, Ger
rude Ralston and Dolly Bates. PLAN
alton Days" a dramatic sketch, and
Hello Mars" burlesque. will assemble
he players in novel scenes. A chorus
If twenty-four pretty girls will share
N the entertainment
COLUMBIA-SWhen Knighth God
Was In Flower,
when Knighthood Was in
Flower" the perturbation of the
story of love and chivalry by
Charles Major, will begin an ex-
tended engagement at Loew's CO.
umbia next Sunday. Marion Da-
vies has the featured role, support
ed by Forrest Stanley, Lyn Harding,
Theresa Maxwell Conover, Pedro de
Cordoba and others.
METROPOLITAN Barthel
mess In "The Bond Boy
Richard Barthelmess will be the
star at Crandall's Metropolitan next
week. beginning Sunday, in THE Bond
Boy" his latest First National pro-
luction. Mary Alden. Mary Thurman,
lawrence D'Orsay, Leslie King and
Ned Sparks have prominent roles.
The picture was directed by Henry
King. The bill will be completed by
features.
RIALTO-sRemem
Remembrance" written and di-
'ected by Rupert Hughes. will be the
at Moore's Rialto for the
week beginning Sunday. Claude Gil
ingwater. Kate Lester. Cullen Lands,
Patsy Ruth Miller. Richard Tucker,
, nj at hor In,
Miss Helene Van Ende, violinist. Is
he added feature.
PALACE-''The Old Homestead.'
Denman Thompson's famous drama
The Old Homestead" will be pre-
'ented at Loew's Palace for one week
beginning Sunday. 1t was picturized
,y James Cruse, with Theodore Rob-
.rts. George Fawcett, T. Roy Barnes
Harrison Ford, FRITZ Ridgway. James
Mason, Kathleen O'Connor. and others
n the chief roles.
CRANDALLS-~Ri Mems Wives,
For the first three days Of next
week. beginning Sunday. Crandalrs
will offer Rich Mems Wives" in
House Peters. Claire Windsor, Rose
mary Theby. CASTOR Glass. Myrtle
Stedman and others. Beginning
Wednesday and remaining through
he week, Rex Ingram's polarization
IF Sir Anthony Hopes "The Prisoner
If Zenda," starring Alice Terry, will
,e shown.
"THE BOOK OF JOB,
THE Book of job" produced by
Stuart Walker. comes to the Presi-
lent for two matinees only on Octo-
Der rs and rs. Mr.. Walkers presenta-
ion follows the Bible story. The be-
ginning is told by two narrators.
NEW YORK SYMPHONY.
The first afternoon concert by the
yeW vorE Gvuphopv Orchasfro UoI