The Washington times., 1924-03-20

Terrence, Mary Aston. Cullen
Lands. Phyllis Iaver, Noah
Beery and other players of dis.
fiction.
'The Fighting Coward" Is an
adaptation Of the stage success
by @Booth Tarkington, seen on
Broadway last season with Leo
GARLIC in the CHIEF role. Added
to the distinction OF it's author
Is the fame of James Cruze as
it's cinema producer.
Cullen Lands has the title role
in this picture ana 1t appears to
be the greatest role this rising
young screen player has found to
date.
AMBA SSAD o R" Galloplng
Fish," Thomas II. Ince's most
amusing comedy, will be pre-
scented as foremost feature the
first two days of next week at
Crandall's Ambassador. In addi-
ton to the tremendously laughable
screen players from which the
picture derives it's name, important
roles are played by Sydney Chap.
lin, Louise Fazenda, Ford Sterling,
Lucille Rickson, Chester Conklin,
Truly Shattuck and numerous
others. The added comedy will be
ChriStie's production OF Busy"
Buddies."
On Tuesday and Wednesday
Agnes Ayres, Jack Holt, Nita Naldi
and others will be seen in Don't
Call 1t Love" The comedy Of
fering will be Mack Sennett's
Newest laughmaker, "Inbad." the
Sailor"
William Fox's mighty spectacle
of youth and romance, THE Tenn.
pie of Venus" is scheduled for
Thursday and Friday. Cliff Bowes
will supply the comedy in Bar
gain Days"
On Saturday only Charles Jones
will occupy the screen in Not a
Drum Was Heard" The Spat
family will supply the comedy in
"Roughing It,"
CENTRAL-A double feature
bill is announced for The first
four days of next week ut Gran.
dalfs Central Theater beginning
Sunday afternoon at 3. The at.
traction Of foremost importance
will be THE Old Fool" and the
secondary Offering will be the
first release in The Telephone
Girl series of two-reel comedies.
In the cast of THE Old Fool"
the foremost artists are Lloyd
Hughes. Louise Fazonda, Betty
Francisco. James Barrows,' Ba,-
bara Tenant, and Ben Hendricks.
- T..
Telephone Girl are played by
Alberta Vaughn, Albert Cook and
Kit Guard
On Thursday. Friday, and Satur.
day. Douglas Mclean, former
Washingtonian. will be pictured
in Going Up" The principal
role opposite the star Is played
with her usual charm by Mar
jorie Daw. The added short reel
comedy will be Mermaid's racing
epic. Meek and Neck"
CRANDALL'S = Bebe Daniels,
Ernest Terrence. Noah Berry,
Lloyd Hughes and others are
cast in THE Heritage of the
Desert" to be presented the first
three days Of next week at
Crandall's Theater. The comedy
relief will be contributed by the
justly celebrated Spat Family in
'Roughing It."
Thomas Meighan supported by
Lois Wilson, Emma Dunn,
Charles Stevenson. George Faw-
cett, Charles Sinninger, Hugh
Cameron and host Of delightful
younsters, will succeed to the bill
Wednesday and Thursday of next
week in pied Piper Malone"
The companion attraction will be
Hal Roach's Dippy- Doo-Dad
comedy. For Friday and Satur-
day of next week Universal's pro-
ductiOn Of THE Night Message"
has been secured with Neal Burns
providing the added comedy in
Fool Proof
GAYETY- Jimmie Cooper's
Black and White Revue will be
the attraction at the Gayety next
week. This is the show with the
largest company Of players in Co
lumbia BurlesQue, numbing sew
enty people. The entire first half
will be complete burlesque show
with cast Of thirty-five white en-
tertainers, while the second half
will be a complete show in itself
with a company Of thirty-five col
ored players. Jimmie Cooper
sprints through the whole show.