The Washington times., 1924-11-22

Harry Miller and Peggy Fears,
in a clever skit; Billy DuvaI and
Merle Symonds, in Her Father;
Charles F.. Semon, "The Narrow
Feller, and the Lamars, present
ing THE Girl Without Nerves.
The photoplay attraction is Al
Christie's hilarious farce, "Reck-
less Romance"
RAMS HEAD 1.-THE Eaglet !"
presented for the first time last
Tuesday night blythe Rams Head
Players as their first Offering OF
the season, in their new home,
the Wardman Park Theater, will
be given every evening and Satur-
day matinee of this week, and be-
ginning again on Tuesday evening
of next week, in all that week
also. William Kirkland, guest
star, appears as THE Eaglet"
at every performance, supported
by the Rams Head Repertoire
Company, including Richard Ell
well, Arthur j. Rhodes, Renald
Savery, Leona Roberts, Ann Ives,
Ruth Harrison and Josephine
Hutchinson.
GAYETY--Jean Bedinis Peek
A-Boo" will be next weeks attrac-
ton at the Gayety Theater, the
show that played all summer at
the Columbia Theater, Times
square, New York. Harry and
Willie Lander are the comedians;
Matt Kennedy. straight man and
soloist; Ed Quigley, character ac-
tor! Nellie Nelson, Dorothy Roye,
Margarie Daw, Trixie Tatton and
Peggy Mayo, feminine leaders of
the company, which also includes
the Original Chicago Jazz Band.
There are four clever playlets and
many vaudeville specialties.
MUTUAI-To meet the demand
for seats the Mutual Theater has
been forced to increase the num-
Der of performances given at this
popular burlesque theater. Begin
ming Sunday, Manager Jack Gar
rison announces that there will
be three shows Sunday instead of
the two, with no curtailment in
the performances. The matinee
will commence at o'clock, and
the night performances are set
for tbs and p. m. The show
will be Miss New York, Jr.,"
with Bill "Grogan" Spencer a
featured comedian.
MISUNDERSTANDING afternoon
and evening Burton Holmes, the
famous world traveller, will give
the first lecture in his series for
the current season, which will
cover travels in some of the
most charming section of South
ern Europe and in Czechoslova-
kia. The first lecture Of the
series will be entitled Imperial
Rome" and Mr.. Holmes has
many beautiful views and motion
pictures of the Eternal City.
AMBASSADOR - Richard Bar
thickness, in Classmates" will
be the attraction at Crandall's
Ambassador the first three days
of next week. In this interesting
story of West Point and adven-
ture in the jungles of South
America, the star is supported
by Madge Evans, Charlotte
Walker, and numerous others IA
miliar to the Capitals theater-
goers.
On Wednesday, Gloria Swanson
will be seen in Her Love Story"
The comedy will be supplied by
the Spat Family in Radio Mad"
For Thursday, Harold Lloyd in
Girl Shy" The added Offering
will be Lyman H. Howe's Hodge
Podge, Hazardous Hunting"
Pauline Frederick, Friday in
Married Flirts," Robert G.
Vignola production released by
Metro oldwyn. Jack Dempsey
will furnish the companion at
traction in Bring Him In"
new release in his Fight and
Win" series, and laughs will be
afforded in abundance by Earl
Hurd's rBoneyard Blues
Saturday only, Madge Ken
nedy will be the pictured star in
"Cornered," which will be supple
mented by auxiliary features.
TIVOLT-Four or the seasons