The Washington times., 1925-10-03

Bert Williams with MS own in
dividuality, will be the featured
members of the cast. There is
also the melodious I'll quar-
tette" ana The I'll Jazz Band
and Orchestra with Stanley
Bennett playing in the PIT.
X MUTUAL-A producer and MS
principal comedian have joined
hands and created a new proouc-
ton for the Mutual burlesque
association. They have given II
the title of THE Temptefs anu
washington lovers OF purlesque
will have an opportunity 10 view
the production the new week at
the Mutual Theater.
Griff Williams, the producer
and Ed Jordan, the comedian, are
two men well known to ourlesque
and other forms of entertainment
Jordan was to have left ms man,
ager the present season to heao
a Broadway revue but mere MI.
Williams displayed his business
ability bv offering his principal
comedian a half interest IN the
. CENTRE proceedings for the new
season.
In addition to Jordan the pri11.
cinals include Ruth Sheppard,
Peggy Gilligan, Art. Mayfield,
Burton Carr and Bud Brewer.
PALACE-Ramon Novarro, the
handsome young star, of "Scara-
raouche," 1.-THE Arab" and other
romantic tales, comes to the Pal
ace screen beginning tomorrow
in 1.-THE Midshipman," tale OF
Naval Academy life, which was
actually filmed at Annapolis late
last spring. Supporting Novarro
are Harriet Hammond, Wesley
Freckles) Barry, Margaret Sed.
don, a Washington woman; Craw-
ford Kent and others. Christy
Cabanne directed. Novarro is
cast as a second year middle"
in love with a girl betrothed to
a rich idler. An attempt to
ruin the rniddie's career is frus-
trated and the villainous lover
then resorts to desperate means
to claim the girl for his own.
Enticing her on his yacht. ne
steams to sea but not until Nov.
AFRO learns~of the plot, is thrown
overheard and gives the alarm
on shore which speeds four de-
stroyers in pursuit. The chase is
one of the big thrills of the
picture. Added attractions will
include a comedy, "A Mi fl
Sailor Pathe. news of world
events, Topics of the Day and
special musical establishment.
RIALTO-A strong human cast
is found in support of Rin-Tin-
Tin, the noted dog star in the
Ratios new feature picture,
Cracked in the Snow Country
which opens tomorrow. June
Marlowe, David Butler, Mitchell
Lewis and Charles Sellon aid and
abet the wonder dog in his he
roles. A story of strong men and
tender women, says the publicity
man; of an outlawed dog, who
tracked his enemy with uncanny
skill to a justified death. The
ruction starts when a half breed
attempts to wrest from it's right
full owner a gold mine. which is
to descend to the daugher Mischa
Guerson has prepared special
musical prelude and accompanf-
ment. A trip composed of Sylvan
Levin, piano; Henri Sokolov, Vio-
lin. and Richard Lorleberg, cello,
will feature the musical end. A
short comedy. Cloudy Romance, +"
and international Newsreel's sum-
mary of outstanding current
events will round out.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tai
madge has put over what is prob
ably the best picture in her ca
reer in "Graustark.' The evil
dence abounds in the attendance
records at Crandalrs Metropolitan
this week, and if further proof is
necessary it is found in the deci-
sion Of the Metropolitan manage!
ment to extend the picture an
other week. Despite her popular
ity. 1t has been long. long time
since Norma did a two weeks