The Washington times., 1924-12-27
Goings-On
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NOOIlI1IIuSU 1TOI1 rage IOsJ
attraction the Rialto will offer
two of Washington's famous
operate favorites, J. Humbirl
Duffey and Alice Mackenzie, who
were the principal soloists with
the De Wolfe Hopper Opera Com.
pany at Polls last summer. They
need no introduction to the peo-
pie of Washington and they
are expected to duplicate their
tremendous success. The Rialto
Symphony will offer another of
the Music Master Series called
Ludwig Won Beethoven" with a
special musical arrangement.
NATIONAL - Burton Holmes
will give his final travelogue for
this season at the National
Theater Sunday, at the matinee
only, $3.50 p. m. The subject
Is Glorious Switzerland" and
motion pictures and colored slides
present beautiful views of. the
little mountain republic, showing
the scenes that make it the de-
light of tourists from all parts
Of the world.
TIVOLI-Rudolph Valentino
will be the pictured star of the
Dill tomorrow and Monday at
Crandall's Tivoli, in Paramount's
production of "a Sainted Devil"
In this subject the screens per-
Naldi, Helen Daley, Dagmar
Godowsky and Louise Lagrange.
In this subject the screens per
feet lover reverts to the sort of
1mpersonation he offered in "The
Four Horsemen." The supple
mentary attractions will embrace
a new Lyman H. Howe Hodge
Podge" and tuneful pipe organ
accompaniment and solo inter-
walls by Messrs. Rodwell and
Pease.
On Tuesday and Wednesday
Eleanor Boardman, in 1.-THE ST.
lent Accuser," in which a stellar
part is also played by Peter The
Great, one of the finest canine
actors before the public. Neal
Burns will supply the comedy in
Court Plaster" and a scenic
study of Warsaw, Poland, will be
Oil duuCu OllOIulS.
Richard Barthelmess will be the
pictured star for New Year Day
and Friday, in Classmates" a
splendid perturbation of the stage
success of the same name. Our
Gang" will supply the laughter
in TITS a Bear"
On Saturday, the Tivoli will pre-.
sent William Fox's production of
"The Man Who Played Square"
with Charles Buck" Jones in the
title role. Charlie Chase will fur
nish the fun in 1.-THE Royal Razz
a new comedy, and the sixth and
final installment Of 1.-THE Fast
Steppers" also will be shown.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tai.
madge, supported by Ronald Col.
man, Albert Gran, Jean Hersholt
and a distinguished ensemble, will
be the pictured star of the bill
underlined for the first three days
of next week at Crandall's Ambas.
sador Theater, in her latest First
National release, "EIer Night of
Romance" This subject is q
frisky sort of comedy, written by
Hans Kraly, noted European seem
artist, and easily the most con.
genial vehicle it's star has had in
recent months. Cliff Bowes will
be the pictured comic of the first
bill of New Year week in Watch
Your Pep" Added short reels and
Otto F. Beck's pipe organ music
will round out the program.
On Wednesday only, j Warren
Kerrigan in Captain Blood"
which will be supplemented by a
new Aesop fable. Down on the
Farm" Jean Paige is cast op.
posite the star in Captain Blood"
On New Year Day and Friday
the Ambassador will offer Monta
Bells production Of "The Snob,"
in which the stellar roles are
played by John Gilbert, Norma
Shearer, Conrad Nagel, Phyllis
Haver and Hedda Hopper. The