The Washington times., 1923-05-10
Drama and VAudeUiMe
For Next U/eek

This is, indeed, rare treat for
vaudeville followers.
Lewis and Rogers, two char
acter comedians, viii provoke I'M
limited laughter with their hilari-
otls comedy chatter and songs.
Russ, LeVan and Pete, a trio of
young and lively men, will offer
their eccentric bits Of variety,
which include ttimbIlng, acrobAtics
and dances. Ford and Goodrich,
In ''You Can't Believe Them"
have q bright comedy skit that
should prove popular, and PoIliano,
an exponent of the piano.accor-
dion, will render several selec-
tions.
The photoplay feature, "Youf
Friend and Mine,' has such stars
as Willard Mack, Enid Bennett,
Rosemary Thelby and Huntley
Gordon In the principal roles.
COSMOS-Manager Brylawgli
OF the Cosmos Theater is an
nouncing rare treat for his
patrons next week in the personal
appearance, in conjunction with
her latest super production, as
Divorce Failure?" of the noted
screen star. Leah Baird, whom
many critics. and admirers have
called .''the Jane Cowi of the
films" Miss Baird, for the past
two years, has been writing and
producing her own pictures for
Associated Exhibitors, and one Of
the features of her appearance
will be the personal selection by
her, Cit of the audience, Of the
most Beautiful girl or woman
present for 8 prize contest on a
standard OF beauty most nearly
resembling some famous picture
star. At the close of her engage.
ment the successful candidates
Will be called upon the stage to
receive the prizes offered by local
merchants.
The vaudeville bill will present
five exceptional acts headed by
Clifford Wayne and company,
featuring "Karlh,' = a miniature
Fred Stone, and the Indians in
fun costumes, with Frank Worth
and contrary In their novelty,
Three O'clock in the Morning.
Paul and GosS in 1.-THE Colds"
the Famous Meyer Davis Piano
Trio, and Valentine Vox and com.
pany in IAN Evening at Home"
g rare treat In ventriloquisfrl.
The Imperfect Lover" a brand.
new film comedy, the Movie Chats
and the international News will
be, added attractions.
CRANDALL'H - "The Town
Scandal" with Gladys Walton in
the stellar role, will be the fore.
most feature Of the bill the first
three. days OF next week at Gran.
dalIs. The auxiliary attraction
will be The Fatal Photo comic
absurdfty in which the chief fun
maker Is the veteran Charles Muir
ray. THE Town Scandal" brings
to the screen the peppery tale of
Jean Crosby who went to New
York. joined the chorus of a musi..
cal show and eventually scored a
hit on Broadway. When She de.
cided to visit the old home
town and give the natives a treat,
jealousy prompted q few who had
not been so lucky to circulate a
few nasty rufnors. There is rich
uLdiA1 anu HluEH 10 please the eye
in the manner in which Miss Wal.
ton works out the destiny of the
fascinating young creature she
iTnpersof1ates. This subject was
directed by King Baggott and en-
lists the talents of a long list Of
skilled players. In addition to it's
romance, THE Town Scandal is
rich in q particularly delightful
vein of comedy.
On Wednesday and Thursday Of
next week, Crandall's will offer
A Son Of The Desert" with Mar.
in and Robert Burns in the fore
most roles.
Colleen Moore, James Morrison
and Eddie Phillips will be the pic.
ture stars Of the bill at Crandall's
on Friday and Saturday of next
week In . Paramount's production
of 1.-THE Nth Commandment, by
Fannie Hurst with direction by
Frank BorZage. the author and di-
rector of "Hun1oresque". Jimmie
Adams will be funny in Exit,
Stranger"