The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-19
EASTER SUNDAY IN THE
MOVIE HOUSES

TIVOLI-Crandall's Tivoli Thea
ter will greet Easter week tomor-
row with a program of de luxe
features.
8. Barrett Mccormick, in charge
Of presentations at the Tivoli has
devised an especially appropriate
Easter pageant.
Replacing the PennsylvanianS
will be a syncopated number OF a
totally different kind, offered by
two clever singers who work
straight and put their numbers
over with finish and pep.
The pictorial portions Of the en-
tertainment will consist Of the
Tivoli's Mirror of the Living
World, Tivoli Wanderings and
the photoplay feature, Sporting
YOUTH" Universal-Jewel produc-
ton in which the stellar roles
are played by Reginald Denny and
Laura La Plante. The action OF
the drama centers in case Of
mistaken identity and the run
ming of an automobile road race.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. week
will be celebrated at Crandall's
Metropolitan beginning tomorrow
by first presentations of the film
version of Raymond Hitchcock's
stage success, 1.-THE Yankee Con-
SUI" with Douglas MacLean, for.
nner Washingtonian, in the title
role. The extra added attraction
will be furnished by Warnings
Pennsylvanians, who return to the
house of their first Washington
appearance to present an entirely
new program Of syncopated Amer
lean rhythms. The bill also will
embrace a new issue of the Met
ropolitan World Survey, added
,ehort-reel features and special
symphonic contributions by the
Metropolitan Symphony, under the
conductorship Of Daniel Breeskin. -
1.-THE Yankee Consul while
suggested by the comic opera by
Henry Blossom and Alfred G.
Robyn, does not follow the story
that afforded Hitchcock his first
stellar opportunity. Instead, it
goes rollicking away to Rio de
Janeiro, where the young Ameri-
can imposter becomes implicated
in a series of hair-raising adven-
lures.
AMBASSADOR Mac.
Lean will be the pictured star Of
the Easter bill at Crandall's AM
bassador Theater the first three
days of next week in THE Yankee
Consul" delightful comedy
based on the musical comedy
Ibretto made famous by Ray
mond Hitchcock. In the role op-
posite the star in this sprightly
tale Of adventure in South Amer
lea is Patsy Ruth Miller. The
bill also will embrace a short-reel
comedy and varied abbreviated
subjects.
CENTRAL 1.-THE White SIM"
starring Madge Bellamy, support
ed by John Bowers, Francelia Bill.
lington, Billy Bevan, Otis Harlan
and Myrtle Ware, will be presented
for the first time in the Capital at
Crandall's Central, beginning SUM-
day and continuing. through
Wednesday of next week. The
companion offering will be the
third instalment of H. c. Wit.
wer's highly diverting dramalets
based on his magazine stories of
"The Telephone Girl" Still fur
Their diversity will be lent the
Easter program by Cliff Bowes,
who will be pictured as star of an
abbreviated comedy bearing the
title of Bargain Day."
CRANDALLSSLloyd Hamilton
in His Darker Self" Such is
the promise of laughter at Gran
dall's Theater the first four days
of next week, beginning tomorrow
afternoon at 8. The promise is
made the more impressive by the
announcement that the foremost
supplementary feature of the bill
will be Mack Sennett's two-reel
cyclone of eerie fun, zone Spooky
Night" Added short reels and
pipe organ accompaniment, as
usual. His Darker .Self' is the
picture based on "Mammy's Boy"
a short story by Arthur Caesar,
in which it was the original plan
TO present Al Jolson as star.
When Mr.. Jolson departed. alb.
ruptly for Europe after one cam.
era test, Mr.. Hamilton was called
y ana given an opportunity to