The Washington times., 1924-04-09

vanians will be held over for a
second week.
The photoplay for next week at
the Tivoli will be '"Try and Get
It." a camera adaptation of the
Saturday Evening Post story Of
1.-THE Ring.tailed Galliwampus,"
in which the foremost characters
are portrayed by Bryant Wash
burn, Billie Dove, Lionel Belmore
and others.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stills,
Anna @. Nilsson, Alice Calhoun,
Crawford Kent, Bert Woodruff,
John Roche, Josephine. Crowell
and Cissy Fitzgerald are the stellar
players who will be seen at
Crandall's Metropolitan Theater
next week, beginning Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, in Richard
Walton Tully's film version of
Rex Beach's epic of the oil fields,
Flowing Cold" The comedy
offering win be Family Life"
Other supplementary attractions
include the new issue of 'the
Metropolitan World Survey and
the concert overture and inter-
pretative musical setting.
Flowing Gold" depicts all Of
the romance, the adventure and
the pathos Of the Southwest's
Oil boom days. The fire and
climax of the drama are amaz-
ingly realistic.
L'S-Herbert Rawlin-
son is we'll cast in the title role
of Universals production of
Jack o. Clubs" to be seen for
the first time in Washington at
Crandalrs Theater the first three
days of next week. In this sub.
ject the star is cast as q patrol
man on the lower East Side who
gains the respect Of the residents
on his beat but unfortunately
becomes the object Of principal
affection on the part Of rival
beauties. The comedy will be
Mack Sennett's Flip Flops."
Agnes Ayres, supported by an
all-star Paramount cast, will be-
pictured Wednesday and Thurs
day of next week in Don't Call
It Love-" Cliff Bowes will be
the principal source of fun in
"Oh, Captain" also the sport
reel, wild and Western"
Jacqueline Logan, Antonio Mo-
reno and others are featured in
Paramount's Flaming Barriers"
at Crandall's on Friday and Sat
urday Of next week.
CENTRAL - Those who like
cvclonic action will be delighted
with the major feature of the
bill the first four days of next
week at Crandall's Central. In
''The Man From Brodney's" an
insular rebellion is put down by
small band Of Englishmen, an
American destroyer and a squad
Of marines with all of the thrills,
laundering terrorS and CHASTITY
realism Of real warfare. The title
role is played by j. Warren Kerri-
gan and the supporting ensemble
is led by Alice Calhoun, Wanda
Hawley. Miss Du Pont, Pat
O'Malley and Kathleen Key. The
comedy will be supplied by Bobby
Vernon in ride 'em Cowboy"
Beginning Thursday and continu-
ing the remainder Of the week,
Claire Windsor, Edmund Lowe,
Raymond Griffith, Mae Busch,
Lew Cody and Hobart Bosworth
in Goldwyn's film version Of Owen
Davis famous play Of Nellie,
the Beautiful Cloak Model" will
be the attraction. 1.-TWO Wagons,
Both Covered" in which the
Rogers wit runs wild.
AMBASSADOR Flowing
Gold, Rex Beach's stirring novel
of the Texas oil boom, will be pre-
scented the first two days Of next
week at Crandall's Ambassador
Theater. This subject affords
something of worth for every
theatrical taste. The first bill of
the week will be augmented by a
variety of short-reel offerings and
special musical features.
Nellie, the Beautiful Cloak
Model" Goldwyn's film version
Of the famous stage success by
Owen Davis, will occupy the
screen Tuesday and Wednesday,
Clyde Cook will furnish the COM
edy in 1.-THE Misfit."
Pola Negri will be the pictured
star next Thursday and Friday
in Shadows Of Paris" Cliff
Bowes in Film Foolish" for the
laughs.
On Saturday only Of next week,
Laurette Taylor will be the star
in the film version of her stage
hit, Happiness. - The comedy
will introduce Earle NOLAN in
Zone At a Time"