The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-18
This WeekS Offerings Ac,0ss The
Screen and Stage

age
film Bookings Bring Fine Va
riety Of First-Run Pictures Il
Local Houses - "Adam''
Rib" Held for Second WeeI
at Columbia = Douglas Mac,
Lean at Metropolitan.
GAYETY--Joe Hurtig'sp must.
cal revue Rockets opens this
afternoon at the Gayety. into
this revue has been Incorporated
George Whites scandals Of
1921 which YVES bought lock,
stock and barrel BY Mr.. Hurtig
and which has been equipped
with all new gowns and dra-
peries; fitted with additional pro-
duction features and formed into
q musical event that Ii sure 20
entertain local theater-goers. For
tunate as he has been In the e.
lection Of his vehicle. Mr.. Hurtig
is said to have been equally sue
cessful in peobling the large cast
with talented players.
RAMS HEAD This IL the.
twelfth and last week Of this sea.
son at the little Rams Head Play
house In Eighteenth street. and
on Saturday night the Rams
Head Players WIN bid. temporary
farewell to Washington, to return
next fall for q longer season.
The program this week includes
three short plays. Strindbergss
'.Pariah." Alice Browns Joint
Owners IN Spain" and Lord Dun
sany's ''The Tents Of the Arabs .
James Reynolds has set ana cos
TUNED the three plays.
RIALTo Pola Negri has been
seen in America In . number Of
photoplays such az Passion" and
Zone Arabian Night" which made
her name 3 household word IN this
country almost in day. It is
said. however, that she has never
appeared in anything quite the
equal Of her new Goldwyn picture.
Mad Love-" which win be the
major attraction ct Mocre's Rialto
beginning today.
Mad Love" Il described a. d
high-powered emotional drama
giving the famous Polish beauty
even better opportunity than did
the great picture that hurled her
into worldwide fame. The star
herself has declared that mad
Love" and Passion are her two
best productions. A Sappho, in
the current offering. q beautiful
and notorious woman who, In the
argot Of the day would be called q
vampire. she lets loose, the flood
Of her personal magnetism, that
lure Of feminine beauty creating
among men desire for possession.
that has been the characteristic
Of the worlds most wonderful
women.
PALACE - Another production
from the studios Of william De.
Mile, who has already given the
screen such picturizations as ''Miss
Lulu Bett," Bought ana Paid
For" and Mice People," win be
the de luxe feature at Loew's Pal.
ace beginning this afternoon. It
IL "The Worlds Applause" In
which Bebe Daniels and Lewis
Stone have the roles Of chief
prominence.
1.-THE Worlds Applause" a pic
turization Of an original story by
Clara Beranger which was scenar.
lied by the author. The cast. In
addition to Miss Daniels and Mr..
Stone. Includes Kathlyn Williams,
Adolphe Menjou. Brandon Hurst.
Bernice Frank, May Kelso, George
Kuwa, James Nell. and many
others.
In this story, Mr.. DeMiIle has
cast Miss Daniels in the role of q
stage beauty whose passion for
publicity leads her into an affair
with a prominent portrait painter
who loves her and who Is willing to
sacrifice the happiness Of his own
wife to attain his desire.
INTERCOLLEGIATE double fea-
ture bill Of comic appeal will be
distinguished at Crandall's Metro
politan Theater this week by the
first appearance in Washington
as solo artist Of Samson Noble, vio-
lin virtuoso and concert master Of
the Metropolitan Symphony. The
supporting program Of
specially selected short-reel film
features and orchestral ovArtIYrA |