The Washington times., 1924-08-09
GOINGS-ON
At the Theaters

-Pekin, China, with its Oriental
customs and costumes; on the
battlefields of the world war and
in the fashionable homes Of the
rich on Long Island.
Bebe Daniels, Richard Dix and
Mary Aston are supported by
Walter McGrail, Frank Losee,
Helen Lndroth, Joe King and
others equally as prominent. Alan
Crosland directed.
The auxiliary features include
Lloyd Hamilton in his latest re-
lease, Good Morning." and the
Metropolitan Symphony. Daniel
Breeskin, conductor.
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PALACE-The beauty and emo
tional power. Of Pola >Negri has
been enlisted for the central role of
Paramounts perturbation of Her
man Suderman's famous classic,
1.-THE Song Of Songs" which has
been brought to the silver sheet
under the title of Lilly Of the
Dust" and which will be given it's
initial presentation at Loew's
Palace tomorrow.
Dimitri Buchowetsli, who came
to America expressly to direct
Miss Negri in number of Para
mount productions, handled the
megaphone in this offering and
he has reproduced to the life the
splendid emotional force and real
ism of SudernTan's great story.
The cast that has been assembled
in Miss Negri's support includes
011nh NryoIl. In 0Av 1N1o q
Ben Lyon, Noah, Berry, Raymond
Griffith, William j. Kelly, Jean
cite Daudet and others.
The story Of Lilly of the Dust"
reveals the dramatic tale of a
girl whose fascination for men
is curse rather than weapon
to her.
A comedy, 1.-THE First Hundred
Years." a scenic subject, Pathe
Views and special music will COM
plete.
RIALTO - A honeymoon for
three furnishes many of the laughs
of 1.-THE Wise Virgin" a delightful
comedy drama which will open a
weeks engagement at the Rialto,
OS6AAI1 OOhO1ys i A1O 6IOLy 10 OH
original one by Elmer Harris, au.
thor of two comedy successes Of
the stage, namely, so Long" and
Canary Cottage"
The cast is headed by Patsy
Ruth Miller and Matt Moore and
these names alone guarantee good
acting, but in addition to these
two bright shining lights such
faWorites as Lucy Fox, Leon Barry,
Edythe Chapman and Charles A.
Stevenson are listed in important
roles.
The program Of subsidiary Is
headed by one of Hal Reaches
lnlmitable "Spat Family" comedies
entitled Hitting the High Spots"
the Rialto Magazine and other
subjects.
An added attraction in the form
OF combined music and film
feature will be the presentation of
the second number of the Famous
Music Master Series, this showing
being devoted to and entitled
"Mendelssohn."
AMBASSADOR-Bebe DanieIs
Richard Dix and Mary Astor ara
the principal players in Alan
CrosIand's perturbation of Lucv
stone Terrill's Saturday Evening
Post story, Face" now retitIed'
"Unguarded Women" tomorrow
ana Monday, at Crandall's Ambas.
sador. Lloyd Hamilton, with
strong comedy support, furnishes
the laughs in Good Morning"
On Tuesday and Wednesday
The Rejected Woman" a pho.
toplay that catches the spirit of
today's youth, will be the chief
feature. The cast includes Alma
Rubens and Conrad Nagel. The
comedy will be furnished by Cliff
Bowes in "Out Bound"
Thursday, the Ambassador will
otfer' graphic picture of gypsy
me- with the chief roles played by
Derelys Perdue, Lloyd Hughes
ana Joseph Swickard. The Spat
Family in Hunters Bold" and a
scenic Children of Germany"
complete the bill.
Friday, Monte Banks in Racing
Luck" and a comedy, Midnight
Blues"
saturday, Billie Dove in ION
Time" and an Our Gang Comedy.
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CENTRALLY Missing Daugh.
ters," a Selznick production in
which the principal roles are play
ed by Eva Novak, Eileen Percy.
Pauline Starke and other favor.
ties, will be presented the first
three days of next week at Gran.
dalrs Central. The companion
attraction will be one of Wit.
wer's Telephone Girl series. The
plot of "Missine Danehtara,, e.