The Washington times., 1924-02-21
MAE MARSH In
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dall's Metropolitan beginning SUN
day afternoon when Jan CARRIERS
(Garber-Davis) Orchestra will be
the special added attraction Of a
bill which will also include First
Master" in which the star Is
StrOngheart, the extraordinary ca
nine actor.
Although Jan CARRIERS Orches-
ira has been heard in the Capital
in widely separated single APP
pearances, next weeks engage
ment at the Metropolitan marks
it's first theatrical booking for q
full week of three daily per-
formances. The CARRIER Davis Or
chestra is composed of eleven ex-
pert instrumentalist who recently
in competition with other novelty
orchestras won an exclusive two
year contract with the Victor.
Talking Machine Company.
1.-THE Love Master" is a drama
Of the northland in which Strong
heart reveals a degree of intel
ligence that is positively uncanny.
In addition to the human cast
the dog star Is supported by Lady
Julie another specimen of police
dog who enacts half of an un-
usually diverting romance. The
human cast is led by Lillian Rich,
Harold Austin and Walter Perry.
The bill will be completed by a
new issue of the Metropolitan
World Survey and added short
reels. of varied interest.
RIAL When "Daddies"
comes to Moore's Rialto Theater
beginning Sunday next as the
feature attraction, Washington
will be given an opportunity to
view the film version Of one of the
finest stage productions with d
picked cast and staged under the
supervision of David Belasco.
"DAddies" is a clean, sparkling
comedy that will chase away the
glooms and the joy. killing blues.
1t is a picture that combines
comedy, pathos and drama in
just the right proportion for
maximum entertainment quality.
Mae Marsh, Harry Myers,
Claude Gillingwater, Craufurd
Kent, Claire Adams, Willard
Louis, Boyce Combe, Georgia
Woodthorpe and Otto Hoffman,
together with five clever young.
sters make UP the cast
A laugh provoking Stan Laurel
comedy entitled "Smithy," the
Rialto News Magazine and special
orchestral numbers arranged by
Director George Wild will COM
plete the bill.
COLUMBIA-Paramount offers
at the Columbia next week for
the first time in Washington,
Joseph Henabery's perturbation
of the story by John Gales.
worthy, 1.-THE Stranger" with a
cast that includes Betty Comp
son, Richard Dix, Lewis Stone,
FULLY Marshall. Robert Schable.
Mary Jane Irving, Frank Nelson
and Marion Skinner. The orig
inal Calesworthy story was
titled 1.-The Firot and the Last. 4"
This is the story Of an Eng
lish gentleman, about to run for
Parliament, who is suddenly
shocked to discover that his
brother Larry. a wanderer and
ne'er-do-well. has returned to Lon
don and fallen in love with a
girl he has met in cafe and
sheltered and who bears a re-
markable resemblance to the
long.lost daughter Of a mop-man
in the tenement where she lived.
The candidate arranges to get
his brother a job in South Africa,
where the latter proposes to take
the girl, whom he has married,
but on the eve of Larry's depar-
ture, a man comes up out of the
girls past, and in a fight with
= Larry is killed. Here fate inter-
venes in startling fashion.
PALACE-The story of a youth.
full wife who played with fire and
was burned interpreted by a cast
that includes Conway Tearle, Lon
CLANCY, Dorothy Mackaill, Ricardo
Cortez, Louise Dresser, Dorothy
Cummings and others, will be
presented at Loew's Palace, be-
ginning Sunday afternoon in the
TOIIldnLlC UTdHld ny hdIc Jul udIl
1.-THE Next Corner"
The story concerns the infatua
ton Of a young Spanish grandee
and a young American woman
the latter the wife Of mining
engineer who is frequently sepa
rated from her husband. With
her husband away, the young
wife is led by the Spaniard into
the smart social life Of Paris and
eventually into house-party
where she finds herself alone
with the young grandee whose pur
pose is only thwrated by a
tragedy that ends his life and
leaves the young woman to face
the consequences Of a letter OF
confession she has previously
written her husband.
CRANDALL'S-"By Divine
Right" to be shown the first three
days Of next week at Crandalls
enlists the talents Of Elliott Dex
ter, Mildred Harris, Anders Ran
dolf, Grace Carlyle and Dewitt
Jennings and others. The story
concerns the exercise Of strange
power by Austin Farrell, 1.-THE
Prince" who by his steadfastnest
brings peace to the lives OF sew
n.a1 1,,kao Iooua o,Iffnrod great I'M.