The Washington times., 1924-04-03
EXCEPTIONALLY
FINE LIST OF
FILMS

RIALTO--A Another OF Rupert
Hughes cinematic discussions Of
modern problems Of American
life win open q weeks engage
Maent at Moore's Rialto Theater
on Sunday In True As Steel"
Q GOldwyn production. i
The story, which concerns the
problems Of the woman In the
business world, originally was
written as a short story by the
famous author. The central fig
ure, the successful business wom-
IN. Is played by Aileen Pringle,
who only recently made tre-
Haendous hit at the Rialto by her
depletion OF the Queen in the
film version Of Elinor Glyn's
%Three Weeks" Huntley Gordon
plays opposite her in the male
lead and the cast includes such
we'll known names as Norman
Kerry, Cleo Madison. Louise Fa-
Genda, Eleanor Boardman, William
Haines and Lucien Littlefieid.
Short film features including
one of VIII Rogers latest comedy
offerings 1.-THE Cake Eater" the
final reel Of who's Who In
Washington" and the Rialto
Magazines viii complete the bill.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tai
maadge has = most fascinating role
IN First Nationals production Of
"The Song Of Love-" an adventur.
Gus Oriental romance, to be
shown for the first time as chief
feature Of the bill arranged for
next week at Crandall's Metropoli-
tan. Miss Talmadge appears as
Noorma-Hal. a dancer, whose
. beauty leads her into q dramatic
succession Of stirring scenes that
land charm to exciting develop
ments under ecorching African
skies. The comedy offering for
the week will be supplied by Doro-
thy Devore in Al Christie's rous-
Ing two.reel funmaker, Getting
Gertie's Goat" and a new issue
Of the Metropolitan World Survey
also win be shown.
An elaborate musical program
has been arranged by Daniel
Breeskin; conductor Of the Metro
poAtan symphony.
The Song Of Love" Is a mag
Aificentlyt mounted subject in
which the star is supported by
Joseph Schildkraut, Arthur Ed
Mund Carcwe and others.
AMBAS 8 A DOR-Norma Tai
Hnadge win be the pictured star
The first four days Of next week
@& Crandall's Ambassador, in her
f@fMNf NyAHNtAnA tenn, ~
Q romance OF the Orient, in which
she appears as an Arabian dancing
Girl. The principal male roles in
this tale of intrigue and adven-
Sure are played by Joseph Schild-
&Taut and Arthur Edmund Carewe.
The comedy note will be supplied
BY a new Paul Terry Aesop Fable,
eff Noah Lived Today" and the
latest issue Of the Pathe News
also will be included in the pro-
cram.
A double.feature bill is an.
nounced for next Thursday and
Friday. The foremost attraction
VIII be Warner Brothers film yer.
0ion Of David Belasco's "Daddies,"
and the auxiliary offering will be
Hal Roach's Dippy-Doo-D Dad com.
0dy, "Our Little Nell" enacted en-
tirely by dumb actors-not human.
A diversified program Is an
nounced for Saturday Of next
week when the feature will be
''Ladies to Board" with the
Juvenile comedy, about Face" as
IN added attraction.
CENTRAI-"Phantom Justice"
o screen story of q young attor-
ney whose wit released many
criminals from the law and en-
HANGED his income through their
ill-gotten gains. will be shown for
the first time in Washington the
first four days Of next week at
Crandall's Central. The compan.
1on attraction will be the second
installment Of H. G. Witwer's
''The Telephone Girl" series. The
latest issue of the Kilograms also
viii be shown, and the bill will be
additionally augmented by the
/ solo pipe organ recitals and inter-
pretative accompaniment contri-
buted by W. e. Thompson and
Miss Irene Juno.
Beginning Thursday Of next
week, and continuing through Sat
arday, Warner Brothers release
nee