The Washington times., 1923-11-08

young hypochrondriac who en-
joyed perfect health, but imagined
he had every ailment known to
medical science.
AMBASSADOR-"Why Worry,
the latest six-reel comedy in
which Harold Lloyd stars, will be
shown at Crandall's Ambassador
Theater the first two days Of
next week. The star is supported
for the first time by Jobvna
Ralston, who succeeds Mildred
Davis, now Mrs. Lloyd. The
story concerns the adventures of
a sick young man In perfect
health who forgets his imaginary
ailments when he becomes In.
volved in a West Indian revolu-
ton. A special matinee will be
given for school children and
their elders at the Ambassador
Monday at 3, with continuous
performances to closing at IL
p. m.
Tuesday and Wednesday of
next week Strangers OF the
Night" will be the chtf offering.
Those in roles of Importance in
~clude Matt Moore, Enid Bennett,
Barbara La Mari, Robert McKim
and Mathilde Brundage. The
comedy will be supplied by Cliff
Bowes in Heads Up" and Lyman
e. Howe's why the Globe Trot-
tiers Tret" will also comprise an
enjoyable feature of the bill.
Cullen Lands, Alice Calhoun,
BeEtrarn Grassby, Otis Harlan
and Others are few of the
names in the cast of pioneer
Trails" new Eitagraph produc-
ton to be seen for the first time
on a local screen at the Ambas-v
sador next week Thursday and
Friday Lige Conley will. furnish
Z the laughs in Running Wild
, Saturday, William Russell in
s Alias The Night Wind"
s CENTRAL-At CrandaII's Gen.
trail the first four days OF next
week, the principal attraction win
be Mothers In Law" In this
subject is visualized the manner
In which a little mother from the
country salvaged the home life
and the happiness Of her son af-.
ter he had been estranged from
his father, had achieved financial
success in the city and failed to
live up to the social aspirations OF
his wife. The companion offering
Will be round five in the Flight
ing Blood" dramelets.
Dorothy Mackail. remembered
for her sterling work in Mighty
LAX A Rose" viii be the pic
tured star the last three days of
next week, in THE Fair Cheat"
Miss Mackail appears as a snappy
cabaret performer and acquits her.
self as one would expect Of a
former "FolIies" girl. Larry
Semon will contribute fun in "The
Gown Shop"
CRANDALLfS-In the older
days of the cinema, there was an
agile young comedian with an
engaging smile who was wont to
perform all manner of seemingly
impossible physical feats to lend
the quality Of thrill to his enter
tainnents. He quickly worked
his way in public esteem to the
position Of king OF the American
screen, and then gradually began
reduction in the number of mis-
productions and a corresponding
, enlargement Of their scope and
their Importance as evidence Of
the heights to which silent drama
may aspire. With such offerings
as robin Hood" and 1.-THE Three
Musketeers," Douglas Fairbanks
has made an lmperishable name
for himself among the cogno-
SCENT, but he has decidedly lost
caste with those who enjoyed
watching him risk his neck at
every turn in more simple and
more familiar surroundings. The
old Douglas Fairbanks will once
more be on view at CrandalIs
'Theater the first four days OF
next week, beginning Sunday
afternoon, when the chief feature
Of the bill will be 1.-THE Mark OF
Zorro" The comedy will be de-
rived from the new Aesop Fable,
do Women Pay?"
Beginning Thursday of next
week Harry Houdini will mystify
and thrill in his latest release,
"Haldane Of the Secret Service
All Of Houdini's prowess in the
field in which he stands alone is
utilized in this picture.
Harry Pollard will supply the
, laughter in Dear Old Pal"