The Washington herald., 1922-06-18

n tertainment is offered in Washington
~ this week. headed by the Garrick pro-
4 duction Of Bought and Paid For.' and
the Belasco production OF Getting Gertie's
Carter" B. F. Keith's alone upholds the sum
vaudeville banner. though the photoplay at
fractions Of the week borh nufbsrous and
novel.
beginning tonight announce william Harrisan
guest star in a revival Of the famous George
Broadhurst dramatic success, Bought and Paid
For" for which Media Harrigan. also a mem
Der of the original company. has been engaged
Ada Meade will have her first opportunity to
appear leading lady while Gerald oliver
Smith and Dennis King will also have roles OF
importance The regular matinee performances
day:
BELAScO-"Getting Gertie's Garter" will be
presented tonight for the first time in WASH
ington by the Belasco Players at the Belasco
Theater. The story has to do with the des-
perate efforts of Gerte to give back, after her
marriage, a iamond-studded garter that had
previously been given her by admirer. The
company is Joined this week by Lillyan Tash-
man. and players who will appear include
Wanda Lyon. Hida Vaughn, Caroynn Wade
Henry Duffy. Earle Foxe. Walter Woolfe. Leon
Pierre Gendron and Jay Strong. The play will
be staged by Lumsden Hare. with scenery by
CIeon Throckmorton.
B. F. KEITH'S-Billy B. Van and James ].
Corbett, the latter the former heavyweight
ring champion. will be headliners at B. F.
Keith's this week, beginning tomorrow, in The
Eighteenth Amendment" Other offerings in
clude Tom Douglas and Lillian Ross in When
Love Is Young; Princess Jue Quon Tai. The
Pearl of Pekin"; Pressler and Blanche Klaiss in
a merry number; the Kown Review; Charles
Cartnell and Laura Harris in Three Episodes"
Cleo Gascoigne. prima donna; Luean and Inez,
aerialists. and usual house features.
METROPOLITAN-M Neilans latest
production, Fools First" q drama of the under
world in which beautiful girl brings about
the regeneration of the man she loves despite
the handicap Of his prison record will be offered
At Crandalls Metropolitan for the week begin
ming this afternoon. Richard Dix and Claire
Windsor are featured in the cast, supported by
Raymond Grifnth, George Seigman. Claude GIL
hngwater and others The added attraction
will be Mack Sennetts latest comedy, oh,
Daddy" featuring Billy Bevan. Ford Sterling.
Louise Fazenda and others
RIALTO-"His Wifes Husband" a photopIay
adaptation Of Anna Katherine Green's noted
story, The Mayors Wife" in which the stellar
role is enacted by Betty Blythe. supported by a
brilliant cast Of players, will be the chief at
traction at Moores Rialto for the week be-
ginning this afternoon. Huntley Gordon
Arthur Carewe. George Fawcett and others ap-
pear in prominent supporting roles. The story
Is said to offer mystery, pathos and numerous
eompllcalons in plot that hinges unpre-
meditated bigamy. Selected film features and
special orchestral offerings will complete the
program
PALACE-Two photoplays of featured i'm
portance announced for showings at I,oev.s
Palace this week. For the first four days of the
week. beginning this afternoon Elliott Dexter
the Cecil B. DeMille star, will be seen in
Albert Payson Terhunes society drama Grand
Larceny" supported by Claire Windsor ana
Lowell Sherman The attraction for the final
three days Of the week. beginning Thursday
morning. will be Miss Viola Dana in her latest
starring production. "seeing's Believing" SUD-
ported by Allan Forrest and a notable cast
special photoplay at the Strand for the entir.
week beginning today. The production boasts
q cast that includes Jane Noyak Lewis 8 STONE
Wallace Beery. Robert Gordon. Eugene Besserer
Dors Davidson. Harold Goodwin. Mildred June