The Washington times., 1923-01-21

I0CbOU buOES'ESOA AS0SuA - SAAA~A SAAS
Metropolitan Symptoms accom-.
paniment Of the camera subjects
and concert overture number,
Northern Rhapsody" conducted
by N. Mirskey.
The story "Skin Deep" IL alb
solutely unique in conception and
development and possesses a
ground work Of substantial worth
upon which to rear its super
structure Of thrills and tense
climaxes. The central character
il Bud Doyle q crook whose face
is unforgettably repugnant. BY
a skilled operation In plastic sur
gerry, Doyle il given the clean
cut, honest appearance OF man
to be trusted ana Immediately
finds himself confronted with the
need Of deserving the trust that
his appearance inspires.
From this unusual situation 10
evolved one Of the most grip
ping climaxes brought to the
screen In many q DAY.
RIALTo-Soft nights on the
desert, the gay life Of Cairo, dark
skins and white, love and intrigue,
tenseness, swift dramatic action
and heart appeal all mingle in
Burning Sands" George Mel
ford's new Paramount special
production, which will be the
featured attraction at Moore's
Rialto Theater all week, begin
ming this afternoon. Wanda Haw-
ley, Milton Stills, Jacqueline Lo'
gan ard Robert Cain appear in
the major roles.
The play has as its central
character Daniel Lane, student
and philosopher who lives among
the Arabs. and who, by his in
sight and sympathy, learns to
know them. The other featured
part, that Of Muriel, IL taken by
Miss Hawley.
The story rises to its climax
as Muriel, in love with Lane and
baffled by his indifference, deter
mines to break it down by flout.
ing convention and going to him
at his oasis in the desert. While
there the oasis is attacked by
renegade Arabs and in the fierce
battle which eiasues the girl re-
veaIs herself as such a genuine
and true woman that Lane is
forced to capitulate.
CoLUM B A--Douglas Fair
banks. in his greatest film sue
cess, robin Hood win be shown
for q second week at Loew's Co
lunbia beginning this afternoon.
The press and public alike have
given instant recognition to this
work, masterpiece Of the cinema
world, and 1t has been placed on.
q plane Of equality with many
history-malxing productions.
The film recalls the exploits Of
that dashing outlaw who IL even
today among the foremost OF
England's national heroes-Robin
Hood. who. with his merry band,
held full sway in the shades of
Sherwood Forest and feared none
that the law might send against
them.
In the cast with Mr.. Fairbanks
are Wallace Berry, Enid Bennett,
Paul Diekey, Sam de Grasse,
William Lowery, Roy Coulson.
Billie Bennett. Alan Hale, Willard
Louis and many others.
CRANDALL'S - Three widely
diversified and intensely interest.
ing photodramAs will occupy the
screen during the current week
at Crandall's Theater. BEGINNING
this afternoon at O'Clock and
continuing the chief attraction
through Tuesday will be present
ed Paramount's absorbing story
OF "Manslaughter," In which the
stellar roles are played by Thomas
Meighan and Leatrice Joy. The
narrative concerns the experiences
OF a headstrong young woman
who kills q pedestrian while
speeding In her motor car and is
sentenced to prison by her fiance
who is the prosecuting attorney.
On Wednesday ana Thursday,
Gloria Swanson will be the pic
tured star Of the bill in Para
mounts recent release Of 1.-The
Impossible Mrs. Bellew."
James KiTkwood, Bebe Daniels
and Anna @. Nilsson will succeed
to the screen on Friday and Sat.
urday. IN the Paramount produc-
ton Of Pink Gods"
CENTRAL--The best camera
comedy Of the Year viii be
stown at CrandAll's Central The
Gter, beginning this afternoon at
3, when Thomas II. Inas's pro.
duotion Of 'Tha IIottsntet," starr.
Ing Douglass Mclean and Madge