The Washington times., 1924-07-12
GOINGS-ON
AT the Thenters-

DTl6uIly IrOIn the SO-CdllSQ IIlOu'
ern stage, will be seen in 'Big
Moments From Great Plays"
scenes from her notable sue
cesses.
George MacFarlane, baritone
pride of vaudeville, will return
to Washington with "Song Fan
tasies," with Margaret Walker
featured in her dancing.
julius Tanner will monologue
in the style that has sent him
mounting to high position as
leader among those who capt.
talize "the gift of gab'' in the
varieties.
Shaw and Lee are apostles of
glee, a team of nut comedians
billed as Natures Gifts"
Jean Sothern, star Of stage
and screen, will appear in Girls
Will Be Boys by Paul Gerard
Smith.
A sensational aerial offering
heralded as introducing new
thrillers will be presented by the
Chandon Trio.
Stan Cavanaugh, juggling COM
edian, and his company will offer
entertainment imported from
Australia. The usual screen fea-
lures will complete the bill.
TIVOLI-"The Garden of Music"
a brilliantly staged musical novel
ty presented by a group of beau
tiful and talented young women,
headed by Florence York, will be
the foremost stage attraction at
Crandall's new Tivoli Theatar,
Fourteenth street and Park road
northwest, next week. The half
dozen artists comprising this en-
semble are mighty skilled :Eu-
sicians whose interesting act;vi-
ties may be relied upon to engage
the attention of even the most
blase amusement seeker.
Another important inclusion will
be Dolores Farris, celebrated
dancer, who will grace the bill
with a series Of intricate and
novel terpsichorean divertisso-
ments, with special staging ard
lighting effects.
Edward Alband, noted baritone,
has been engaged to lend the bill
a touch of distinguished vocal
melody. The Tivoli Symphony,
under the conductorship of Bailey
F, Alart, with Elias Breeskin in
the concert masters chair, will, as
usual, be heard in a concert over
ture number and lnterpretatlVe
orchestral setting of the pictured
subjects.
The principal photoplay attrac-
ton for next week at the TiVon
will be Missing Daughters
melodramatic romance in winch
the pivotal characters are 1mper-
aonated by one of the most inn
pressive casts of the season.
Those who appear in the leading
roles include, among. others, Eva
Noyak, Eileen Percy, Pauline
Starke, Claire Adams. Rockliffe
Fellowes, Robert Edeson, Shell
don Lewis, Walter Long, Wait
Whitman, Chester Bishop Frank
Ridge, and True Boardnan. The
usual news pictures will be shown.
COLUMBIA-James Kirkwood
and Lila Lee, the two famous mar
ried lovers of the screen, will be
presented at Loew's Columbia the
week beginning tomorrow in an
absorbing drama of married life,'
entitled wandering Husbands"
ir which C. Gardner Sullivan, the
author, proposes a rather novel
remedy for this rift within the
marital lutte.
In addition TO wandering Hus-
bands" the Columbia program
will be supplemented by a new
Imperial comedy, called Pain AS
You Enter" the International
News views and Mr.. Brusilof's
delightful symphonic orchestral
arrangements.
In Wandering Husbands" Mr..
Kirkwood assumes the role Of
George Moreland, apparently the
devoted husband of Diana More.
land LILA Lee and the father of
an adorable youngster of five.
His wife, however, discovers that
his so-called hunting trips" are
spent with Marilynn Foster,
stunning lilly of the field" in
various roafhouses and when the
wife calls for a showdown the
husband agrees to break off the
attachment but does not succeed.
IN desperate effort to force
a choice on the husbands part
between inamourata and wife, the
latter arranges for a marine acct
dent that causes the husband to
choose which of the two women
he will save. He chooses the wife
and comes to a realization that
after all it Is she who is neces.
sary to his happiness.
METROPOLITAN - Maurice
Tourneur's production of THE
White Moth" colorful romance
of the Partisan stage, will be
presented for the first time in
Washington as chief feature of
the bill tomorrow at Crandalls
Metropolitan Theater, with Bar
bara La MARI and Conway Tearle
In the stellar roles. The comedy
will be supplied by Louise Fa.
zenda, reliable funmaker, in two
reels of "Dizzy Daisy" The
usual news films will be shown
and an elaborate musical pro-
gram will be offered by the Me-
tropolitan Symphony, Daniel Bree.
skin, conductor.
1.-THE White Moth" relates the
experiences and the adventures
IT. the French capital and among
New York's smart set of an
American dancer who is rescued
from suicide and made the toast
of Paris by Gonzalo Montrez,
dancing idol, known as "The
Volcano" by reason of his tenn
permanent and his temper. I'm.
der the nom de theater of 1.-THE
White Moth" the dancer be-
comes the vogue. Riches are
showered upon her and among
all of her admirers the most
ardent is Douglas Vantine, youth