The Washington times., 1925-05-30

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events.
The story is that of an army
, chaplain and an army nurse VINO
battled sin and calumny and rose,
eventually, to levels that an hon
EST love motiyated. George Sieg.
man and Virginia Brown Falre
are among the supporting players.
OF exceptional interest is the main
added attraction, the appearance
of the George Washington Unl-
yersity Glee Club, which boasts
thirty voices. Another feature
will be a dance symphony by
Hereford and Lyof. Also musicaI
novelties by the Rialto Orchestra
and shorter. reels on the. screen,
including International NewsreePs
survey Of outstanding world
events.
PALACE-George Ade, one of
the foremost typical humorlsts
America has produced, has writ.
ten for Thomas Meighan his new.
est story, "Old Home Week,
which comes to Loew's Palace
for the week beginning tomorrow
afternoon at 8. Here is story
of small.town life, love and am
bition. Lila Lee Is in immediate
support while others contributing
are Max Figman, Lawrence
Wheat. While not exactly g Sc
quel to Meighan's former vehicle,
Back Home and Broke, the
theme of his current vehicle re-
sembles thai picture somewhat In
its atmosphere OF the village from
which most of the worlds float
ing population comes. A small
town youth asks his sweetheart to
wait until he Wanders off to far.
spaces to make his fortune only
TO meet rebuff and failure.
Through q pardonable, deception
he is able to ride back home in
State, is greeted as though a
bowling success; is later ridiculed
for the discovered hoax, but
makes good a { the climax, and is
revered in his own right. Supple
rnentaries will include a Mermaid
comedy, Hello, Nobody" Pathe
news. added short reels and spe-
cial establishment.
GAYETY-Thfough "a special
booking. the Gayety Theater has
managed to get the film, Some
Wild Oats''-a treaties on modern
pitfalls that have lasting conse-
quences-and will exhibit that
film, for the. week beginning to-
morrow. The picture deals with
the effects of wanton immortality
with sn1all-town boy the central
symbol William Jefferson, son
of the late Joseph Jefferson, leads
the cast.
AMBASSADOR Mime. ALA
Nazimova, Jack Pickford. Hobart
Bosworth, Charles Murray and
Constance Bennett appear in First
Nationals MY Son. at Gran
dalIs Ambassador the first three
days of next week. The story
concerns mothers successful
attempt to protect her son from
temptations. The comedy will be
Jimmie Adams in ghristie's Sit
Tight On Wednesday and
Thursday, Fifth Avenue Models"
features Mary PhiIbin and Nor
man Kerry. Other attractions
win include the new Hal Roach
comedy, '.Sure, Mike, and
tZowie, a steIeoscopie subject IN
which the objects EN- to leave
the screen. Lew Cody, Harriet
Hammond. Renee Adoree and
Paulette Duval are principals in
MAN and Maid" Elinor Glyn's
latest, on Friday only. This viii
be supplemented by The Pace
Makers" No. 2; Cliff B0Wles in
"Rock Bottom" and a new Pathe
Review On Saturday are Of
fered Buster Keaton in Seven
Chances" Neal Burns in why
Hesitate?" a Grantland Rice
vnI 1aA kk1frH
instalIment Of "Sunken Silver.
CENTRAL-tBeyond the I3or.
DER" a thrilling drama of the
West starring Harry Carey, is the
principal feature Sunday and Mon
day, at CrandalTs Central. Ad-
ded attractions are the third of
The Pacemakers" series, with
George O'Hara and Alberta Vaughn
and Walter HERS in 'Tenderfoot."
Norma Talmadge will star Tues
day and Wednesday in 1.-The Lady"
The laughter will be provoked by
the new Aesop Fable. 1.-THE Fast
WORKER Mae Busch. Eugene
O'Brien? Tom Santschi, Mildred
Harris and Ben Alexander appear
in First Nationals Frivolous Sal"
at the Central Thursday and Fri
day. Cliff Bowes w furnish the
fun in wild Waves" On Satur-
day Viola Dane will appear in
1.-The Beauty Prize" by Nina VIII
cox Putnam. and the laughter will
be occasioned by Madeline Hur-
lock and a huge lion in Mack
Sennett's 1.-The Lions Whiskers.
TIVOLI-Richard BarthelmesS.
supported by Mary Hay (Mrs.
BarthelmessJ. will occupy the
screen at Crandall's Tivoli to-
morrow and Monday of next week
in New Toys" An Our Gang
comedy, EAST Company" and
new Pathe Review also will ne
shown. Lewis S. Stone and Alice
Terry will be screened Tuesday
and Wednesday in Confessions
of a Queen Ralph Graves will
be the pictured comic in Bash
full jim" and Grantland Rice
"Sportlight'', entitled Action"
will round out the bill. Fo.
Thursday and Friday. proud
Flesh" is the major feature with
Eleanor Boardman. Pat O'Malley,
and Harrison Ford in the stellar
roles. Added attractions will be
the third of "rhe Pacemaker'
series and Walter HERS in Ten
derfeet" and "Stop Flirting" with
Wanda HaWley-