The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-18
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PALACE-Picturized from the
novel by Katherine Newlin Burt,
THE Eagles Feather" and
brought to the silver sheet with
James Kirkwood, Mary Alden,
Siegmann and William Orlamond
prominent in the cast under the
directorial wand of Edward Sloman,
1.-THE Eagles Feather" will be the
featured attraction at Loew's
Palace for the week beginning
with Sundays matinee.
Adhering closely to the motiva-
ton of the novel, the film relates
the tale of Della Jameson, q
strong-willed, powerfully minded
woman. owner of Circle c ranch,
who achieved, because of her mas
culine qualities, the sobfiquet OF
the eagle woman" Her niece, u
frail, delicate, thoroughly feminine
girl, is likewise known as the
eagles feather" Into the lives
of these two comes a war wan
dered, John Trent, who inspires
the love of Della. but who de-
sires the love Of Martha. the
more feminine of the two. There
will be subsidiary film features.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tai
madge will be pictured. at Gran
dall's Metropolitan next week in
Ashes of Vengeance" a picture
which is being shown in New
York and other large cities at
prices ranging UP to Sc per sea-.
Despite r. magnitude TT film
will be anted for III, first
time here Il, the Metropolitan's
regular scale of admission.
The story has Its locale in
France in 1872, when Catherine de
Medici prevailed upon her son,
the weak King Charles TX, to
sign the edict authorizing the
massacre of the Huguenots. A
court ball is being held at the
time in the Louvre. 1t is from
these two clashins incidents that
the story of romance, intrigue.
massacre and strife derives the
conflict that places the stamp of
tremendous drama upon every
movement of it's action.
Supporting Miss Talmadge are
Conway Tearle, cast as the HUI
guenOt; Wallace Berry, Courtehay
Foote, Betty Francisco, Claire
Mcdowell, josephine Crowell, An
Dire de Beranger, Winter Hal,
Murdoch McQuarrie, Frank Leigh
and hosts of others.
RIALTO-An all-star cast and
a story to match; these are the
outstanding factors that make
1.-THE Acquittal,' which will be
given a world premier showing
at Moore's Rialto Theater the
week beginning Sunday next, one
Of the most gripping photoplays
of the season. according to critics
who have been given the OPP
portunity of pre-viewing.
Norman Kerry and Claire Wind
sor head the cast in this adapta-
ton of Rita Weiman's Broadway
success, others appearing in
GLIDING Harry Mestayer, Richard
Travers, Charles Wellesley, Bar
bara Bedford, Frederick Vroom,
Emmett King. Dot Farley, Hay
den Stevenson and Anton Vav'
erka.
There are many dramatic sur
prises. a bit of heart interest, and
a few laughs in the picture, but
over all. it is mystery, pure
unaduIterated mystery, from first
| to last
An extra attraction on the bill
will be the exclusive showing OF
the international 100000 race
between Papyrus and Zev, wnlcn
occurs Saturday next and Whlcn
will be on the Rialto screen the
day following.
COLUMBIA-The Allan Dwan
production of "Zaza" with Gloria
Swanson in the title role, sup
ported by H. B. Warner, Ferdi'
nand Gottschalk, Lucille La Verne
and others, will be the attraction
at Loew's Columbia next week