The Washington times., 1924-11-15
GOINGS-ON
At The Theaters /;

: leading lady, makes her appear
ance for the first time. Nita
Naldi Is also in the cast as Jan
adventures. Added film features
viii include International News.
reel. Aesop fable and special
music.
GAYETY-A genuine novelty.
Is promised at the Gayety begin
ming tomorrow, in the Barnard
and Lorraine Inc, Happy Go
Lucky" Jean Mccoy and Ralph
Walton, sensational vaudeville
headliners, have been secured
for the purpose Of assuring a
genuine top-notch team of high
class entertainers to head the big
cast. Others in Happy Go
Lucky" are Willie McCabe, Sid
Lorraine, Dubert Armstrong, the
Colbert Sisters, Emily Keller and
Hober and Atlas.
STRAND-The Strand, begin.
ming tomorrow. win present Wal
ter Clinton and Julia Rooney az
featured stars. supported by the
Lights Club Orchestra, one of
New York's most popular and
talented musical organizations.
Others to appear include Al
Richard and Ethel Gray in a
comedy sl1it, the Arleys, sensa-
tional perch gymnasts, and other
stellar attractions to be announced
later. Daring Love-" with Elaine
Hammerstein in the leading role,
will provide. the main photoplay
entertainment for the week.
MUTUAL-In announcing "Cud-
die Up" for his next attraction,
starting with matinee on Sun
day at 3 o'clock, Manager Jack
Garrison of the Mutual Theater
is particularly proud Of the rec.
ords established throughout the
entire Mutual Circuit by this at
traction. Manager Garrison says
1t is another Of the sOld-tilne,
poppy, jazzy, neutrality-suspicious.
burlesQue shows that have made
his theater so popular. Shorty
McAllister Is the principal com.
edian.
PALACE-There are two rea.
sons why Forbidden Paradise"
at the Palace, beginning at 3
Sunday, should attract. One is
Pola Negri, the other Is Ernst
Lubitsch, who directed her. 1t
was Lubitsch who first revealed
the Negri charms to the screen.
They are now reunited for the
first time since her American
debut and something unusual
from such a combination can be
expected. The film is adapted
from the stage play, THE Gar
ina" which Doris Keane starred
in for one season on Broadway.
. That play, by the way, opened in
washington, at the National.
Though laid in the Balkans, the
picture is a character study OF
Catherine Of Russia, and shot
I through with the thrills and chills
that marked that lady's reign.
Adolph Menjou, Rod LaRocque
and Pauline Starke have import
ant supporting roles. Shorter Of
feringe include q Ben TurpIn
comedy THE Reel Virginian,''
Pathe News. Topics and special
music.
/. RIALTO-As its feature at
traction for the coming week the
Rialto has a cinema version Of
the ever.popular stage play, "Wel-
come Stranger written by the
late Aaron Hoffman. The plays
atmosphere has been religiously
preserved In the screen version,
many Of the titles being taken
I direct from the authors script.
This procedure has retained the
quaint humor and kindness Of
the principal character. Isadore
Solomon. He is a Hebrew
brought to the screen with his
humor, common sense, business
acumen and philosophy. Dore
Davidson, who made his first big
screen hit as the father in
"HurnoresQue." plays the part Of
Isadore. Florence Vidor is the
leading lady with Lloyd Hughes,
Noah Berry, Virginia Browne
Faire, Otis Harlan, Robert Ede-
son, and many others IN support.
An unusual musical novelty win
be presented by Bailey r. Alart
and his orchestra by the playing
! OF q color reel depicting the IN.