The Washington times., 1923-02-02

PALACE-A throbbing tale Of
the sea will be offered at Loew's
Palace Theater for the week be-
ginning next Sunday afternoon. 1t
is from the pen of Ben Ames Will
Jams and it, features that imam
with a thousand faces" Lon
CLANCY, who offers in this picture
one of the great characterization
of his career.
Scenarized from the story Of Mr..
Williams by Julien Josephson, "All
the Brothers Are Valiant" has been
directed by Irwin v. Willat, who is
believed to have made his greatest
directorial contribution to screen
literature in'this production. Mr..
Willat has surrounded Lon CLANCY
in the chief role of the story with
g. splendid and powerful cast that
includes Malcolm McGregor, Billie
Dove, the former beauty of Zieg-
fields "Follies;" Robert McKim,
William Orlamond, William V.
Mong, Bob Kortman, Shannon Day
and many others.
The program will be supple
mented by new comedy, 'Tea N
Tea" featuring Jimmie Adams and
Virginia Vance, the Pathe News
Views, Topics Of the Day, and SYM
phonic overture.
CRANDALL'IT chief at
traction at Crandalrs Theater
today will be Paramount's pro-
duction Of lDThe Man who Saw
Tomorrow" with Thomas Meg
han in the title role. For the
last two days Of the week, Friday
and Saturday, Helen Gibson will
be the star Of the bill in Mine
Points of the Law"
On next Sunday and Monday
Crandalps will offerr Maurice
Tourneur's film version of Black
more'S bestowed novel, Lorna
Doone," with Madge Bellamy,
John Bowers and Frank keenan,
in the stellar parts. Harry Pol
lard viii be the comic star in
The Newly Rich" For Tuesday
and Wednesday, Miriam Cooper
and Ralph Graves will be screened
in the co-stellar roles of First
Nationals kindred of the Dust,
in which an important role also
is taken by Lionel Belmore. The
comedy will be Bumps" starring
Jimmie Adams.
Beginning on Thursday and
completing the week, First Ma
tional's incomparably fine camera
version of Dickens classic. "Oliver
Twist" will be the chief attrac-
ton, with Jackie Coogan in the
title role, supported by Lon Cha
ney, Gladys Brockwell, George
Siegmann, Eddie Boland, Lionel
Belmore and q host Of other
stars. The Aesop Fable, Cheat
ing Cheaters,' will also be in
cluded among the offerings.
CENTRAL-Jane Novak, one Of
the charming younger stars, will
be seen for the first time here in
the title role of Marie Corelli's IA
nous story of "Thelma," at Gran
dall's Central Theater the last three
days of the current week, begin
ming today. This colorful romance
of a beautiful young woman who
came down to London from the
barren wastes of Norway and soon
had aristocratic society at her feet,
has been given a particularly eff
1CCI1NS PACJuE4Z1blOils MISS 4NONdh
has in her support Barbara Ten
nant, June Elvidge, Bert Sprotte
and Wedgewood NOVEL;. A new
issue of the Kilograms also will
be shown.
For the first four days of next
week May Allison will be the pic
tured star at the Central in her
latest production, "The Woman
Who Fooled Herself.+ Larry Sc
mon win supply the comedy fea-
ture Of the bill in his latest Vita
graph two-reeler, 1.-THE Counter
Jumper" with Lucille Carlisle lead
ing the support. Kilograms will
also have a place on the bill.
Beginning Thursday of next week
and remaining through Saturday
will be shown Paramount's pic
turiZation of Peter B. Kyne's in
teresting and highly dramatic story
of 1.-THE Pride of Palomar."