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ton, william CoIiier, Jr., Lionel
BelTnore, Marc McDernnOtt, Wal.
lace Mcdonald, Frank Currier
and others.
The story u q perfect one Tor
expression In pantoruirne and
( scenes Of vast sweep. The bat
ties 0f the RalIeons On the high
seas; the agOnies endured by the
galley slaves tligging ~ the fifty
foot oars: the clash Of battle;
the conquests Of huge argosies
ali these and many more stir.
ring episodes add 10 the trernen-
dous appeal Of this catnerq
drama.
PALACE -Four famous Zig
iires Of the screen, Pauline
Frederick, Conrad Nagel, Hunt
ley Gordon ana Ma Busch, lead
the cast Of Married Flirts'' to
debut at the. Palace At 3 to-
morrow. Robert q. vignola has
directed this engrossing drama
from . story by Louis Joseph
Vance. Supplements win In
clude Mack Sennett comedy,
"Gailoping Bungalows; Screen
Almanac, Pathe News and spe,
cial music BY Director GannOn's
Palace Orchestra. The story 81
Married FlirtB" revo1ved about
the discovery Of q woman novelist
that her husband, q successful
man Of forty, Is making q final
clutch at romance ana ID en-.
SHARED by willy but not too
scrupulous temptress. Many things
happen before the denouemeft
and the climax winch It would
be q sin to tell.
RIALTO 49, Not all successful
plays make good or wen pAssable
movies, but VIM. A. Brady's play
BY Jules EcIert Goodman. ''The
Man Who Came Back should
be the exception. The scope Of
the story carries the hero from
New York to Shanghai and re-
turn In the travelling Of which
he eSdureg the most bitter and
ecends to the muddy CUTTERS Of
the Chinese metropolis. 50 low
In morals IL he that the Chinese
even scorn him. Here he meets,
in o Chinese opium den the
woman who Is to ragenerate
him and herself. The scenes IN
China and Honolulu can better
be depicted on the screen than
on the stage as can the scenes
OF the old Barbary Coast Of
San Francisco.
When the play was produced
the leading parts were taken by
Henry Hun aud Mary Nash. In
the screen version 1T the RiaIto
tomorrow and all week these
!, roles are handled BY new screen
find for the male part, George
O,Hrien, Q YirIle American type,
and Dorothy Mackaill who has
already establlshed herself az one
of the outstanding silver sheet
emotional ACTRESSES Of the day.
A fast snappy comedy, the
international News and Bailey
F. Aiart and his music win round
out the program.
TTvOLI-'The City That Never
Sleeps adapted from Leroy
SCOTS novel Of "The Cafe OF
Fallen Angels" viii be presented
tomorrow and all week at Gran.
dall's Tivoli Theater. The etel.
lar roles In this vivid story Of a
young girl whose mother was the
proprietreas Of q roaring cafe
conspicuous In q ray city's night
life are played by Kathlyn WIN.
lianns, Ricardo COrtez, Louise
Dresser, and Virginia Lee. Cor
bin. The girl meets the crises
Of her life In the resort conduct.
ed by her own mother, who has
placed her in q home Of wealth
to be reared in proper fashion.
James Cruze, director Of Holly.
wood" and 'Th0 Covered Wag.
on" is also responsible for the
camera version OF the Scott
story.
The extra added attraction WIN
be supplied by Mile. Chantal, d
pianist, who has appeared In
I concert In all OF the important
music centers Of Europe with
marked success.
Added program units will be,
Mirror Of the Living World" and
''TIvon Wanderines." the new
Tivoli Orchestra, under the con-
ductorship Of Elias Breeslkin.
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
viii be given the third concert
by Washington's Own Symphony
Of Sixty, under the baton Of
Daniel BreeslSin.
AMBASSADOR - Alma Rubens,
Frank Mayo and Lloyd Whitlock
are stellar members Of the cast in
1.-THE Price She Paid" ut Gran.
dalI's Ambassador tomorrow and
Monday. The story IL Of a young
woman who sacrificed her own
happiness to marry for money
and save her mother from finan.
cial and social disaster.
on Tuesday and wednesday
Universal'a production Of. WINE"
q frank analysis Of the prohibition
problem. Neal Burns will supply
the comedy in "Courtplaster' and
a new issue OF Lyman II. Howe's
"Hodge.P odge" also will be
shown.
ON Thursday only, Agnes Ayres
and Richard Dix will occupy the
screen In Paramount's produc.
ton Of Sinners In Heaven"
which will be supplemented by
VIII Rogers in IA Cowboy
Sheik."
Mary Philibin will be che Am.
baasador's star on Friday OF next
week in Uriversal's production,
Fools Highway" Harry Lang.
don viii afford the fun in Mack
Sennett's THE Cats Meow"
Saturday only, Buck Jonese in