The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-13
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along with such players as Mar
garet Seldom, Joan Standing, Vic.
tor Potel, Eddie Phillips and Viii.
liam Eugene constitute the bal
ance of the cast
Women Who Give" is a pic
turiZation of "Cape Cod Folks"
in an atmosphere salt with the
tang OF the sea, a story of fisher
folk and their lives, particularly
the romance of a young fisher
captain and the daughter Of a
magnate ashore that Is marked by
thrilling rescues and tense cpl
Sodes.
AMBASSADOR 1.-THE Danger
Gus Maid" with Constance Tai
madge will be shown the first
three days Of next week at Gran
dall's Ambassador. Miss Talmadge
is supported by cast that is
led by Conway Tearle. The COM
edy feature will be Paul Terry's
new Aesop fable, From Rags to
Riches and Back Again"
Gloria Swanson, who has aban-
r doned the purely sartorial roles in
favor Of those in which she Is
permitted to offer real character
delineations, will be pictured
Wednesday and Thursday of next
week in 1.-THE Humming Bird" in
which she is supported by an
able cast that includes Edward
Burns and Ceasare Gravina. The
. comedy for the midweek will be
furnished by Charlie Chase in
Don't Forget"
Douglas Mclean, former Wash
ingtonian and one of the screen g
most competent light comedians,
will be the pictured star Friday
and Saturday of next week in
Going Up" The comedy will be
over the Fence"
CENTRAL~In 1893 when the
Worlds Fair was being held in
Chicago the reigning song hit
was After the Ball. Il ballad
written by Charles K. Harris,
who aspired to be playwright,
but sustained himself by teaching
banjo lessons in an obscure studio
in Milwaukee. While not generally
known After the Ball" in it's
VI A6Aiot AOI III was q uL AHA anu
not song. That drama from
which Mr.. Harris derived the in
SEPARATION for his song has at last
been converted into a motion pic.
ture and under its original title
of After the Ball" will be shown
for the first time in Washington
the first, four days of next week
at CrandalPs Central. The fore
most roles are played by Miriam
Cooper, CASTOR Glass, Edna Muir
ply and Robert Frazier. The
companion attraction will show
Larry Semon in his latest comedy,
"Horseshoes."
Beginning on Thursday of next
week and continuing through
Saturday will he shown North
of Nevada" The comedy for the
last half of next week is cy.
clonic affair bearing the title of
Flying Finance" and featuring
Nicely Edwards in the stellar role.
Mack Swain plays an important
part.
CRANDALL'S--Wi William S. Hart
will he the pictured star at
Crandall's Theater the first three
days of next week in White
Oak. one of the most effective
Paramount vehicles in which he
has appeared. The production is
an admirable one and the support
ing cast composed of players of
proved capabilities. The comedy
presents James Aubrey in the
title role of the "Hayseed"
Colleen Moore wIli BE- pictured
Wednesday and Thursday of next
week in Cosmopolitan's Through
the Dark" Miss Moore is cast as a
young seminary girl who unwit-
tingly aids convict in making his
escape from prison sure. This
act on her part reveals her to
the police as the daughter of a
family Of crooks although she her.
self is ignorant Of the criminal
activities of her mother and
brothers. The supporting cast is
composed of sterling players who
aid Miss Moore in lifting this
photoplay well above the average
The comedy for next midweek
will be supplied by Paul Terry's
new Aesop Fable why Mer
Leave Home"
On Friday and Saturday Of next
week Glenn Hunter supported by
May McAvoy, Ernest Terrence
George Fawcett, Dasu Pitts
Riley Hatch and others of note
will be screened in Paramount
fine perturbation of Homer Croy's
West of the Water Tower ,
Cliff Bowes will be the pictured
comic star in Gave Inn"