The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-21
GOINGS-ON
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STRAND t.FHiashes From
Songland," a musical comedy,
featuring five people, win head
the lineup Of vaudeville and
picture attractions at the Strand
Theater for next week, begin
ming tomorrow.
Others on the spoken half Of
the bill include Ray Shannon
and Bobby Van Horn in little
skit entitled "The Top Floor"
Andy and Louise Barlow pre-
senting Ben Ryan's comedy,
"Fix Your Shoit;" the Johnson
Brothers and Johnson in "a
Few Minutes Of Minstrelsy,"
and Sylvia Mora and the Reck-
less duo, Supreme Variety En-
tertainers."
The film offering will bring
to Washington for q premier
showing Metros 1.-THE FOOLS
Awakening" an adaptation of
. William ]. Locke's novel, "The
Tale of Triona." The cast in
cludes Harrison Ford. Enid Ben
nett, and Mary Alden, Alec B.
Francis, Lionel Belmore, Evelyn
Sherman, Airline Pretty, and
others too numerous to mention.
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RIALTO-The latest Rex
Beach picture, "Recoil," will be
the attraction at Moore's Rialto
beginning Sunday. The picture
was made in it's entirety in
France-in Paris, in Deauville
and on the French Riviera. It
shows, for one Of the few times
actual scenes from Deauville,
Frances famous watering place.
The Monte Carlo sequences
show the famous Casino in realA
ity and not in studio sets.
The cast is headed by Betty
Blythe and Mahlon Hamilton,
with Olive Cook, Fred Paul and
Ernest billiard in other import
ant roles.
"Recoil" is from one of Mr..
BeachSs short stories recently
published in one Of the popular
magazines and it is said to be
full Of color, contrast and melo-
dramatic actions.
A program Of selected short
film features and special orches-
ira numbers arranged by Direc-
tor George Wild will complete
the bill.
AMBASSADOR-Lewis Stone,
Alma Reubens, Irene Rich, Nor
man Kerry, Constance Bennett
and Brandon Hurst are the play
ers who will be seen in First Ma
tional's perturbation of Joseph
Hergesheimer's "Cytherea" at
Crandall's Ambassador Theater
the first three days of next
week beginning Sunday. The
novel has been strictly adhered
to in the filming Of the vivid
love story, up to the point of
Savina Groves death in Cuba.
The new denouement has been
accorded warm approval by the
author and adds an entirely APP
propriate touch to the climax,
The comedy will be supplied by
Charlie Chase in "Jeffries, Jr.,"
and added short reels and pipe
organ music by Otto F. Beck
will complete.
Aileen Pringle and Norman
Kerry will be the pictured stars
Wednesday and Thursday in
"True AS Steel" Mack Sem
nett's latest two-reel laugh
maker, "Snile Please" will be
the added attraction.
On Friday only, the Ambassa-
dor will present a star cast in
Shadows Of the East" by p.
M. Hull, author of "The Sheik."
Frank Mayo and Mildred Harris
are the co-stars. Jimmie Adams
will supply the fun in "Safe
and Sane"
"The Trouble Shooter" will be
Saturdays William Fox special
with Lige Conley furnishing the
mirth in "There He Goes"
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CENTRAL-"In Innocence" Ex-
hibitors Film Exchange special
production, in which Anna Q.
Nilsson is the pictured star.
supported by Earl Foxe, VIII
fred Lucas and others, will be
presented as foremost feature
the first three days of next
week at Crandall's Central
Theater, beginning Sunday.
The story is one Of treachery
and intrigue in which a beau
tiful young woman finally
clears her name of scandal.
The comedy will be supplied
by Our Gang" in Hal Roach's
July Days." and a special
reel devoted to children of
Serbia" also will be shown.
George M. Larkin, the screen
daredevil, and Billie Dove will
be pictured players in yankee
Madness" on Wednesday and
Thursday. with Jimmie Adams
furnishing the laughter inp Gag
gravating Papa" The ant
VIII be pictured by telescope
photography in a novel release
In "The Mysteries Of Life"
series of insect studies.
Damaged Hearts," to be
shown Friday and Saturday.
brings to the screen a cast Of
distinguished players led bv
Mary Carr, Helen Rowland and