The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-09-05
'GOINGS-ON
AT the TheGters,

) at "Swanee'' the dancing salon in
the Earle Theater Building last
season. 1t is one Meyers best, SO
they say.
THE Antique Shop" with Val
Eichen Is the fantastic novelty
that comes as an added attraction.
Others include Frank Farron.
Dealer in Laughs: Gene Barnes
in Getting a Ticket" written by
Eddie Cantor; Ann Gould in songs,
and The McBanns in Life on a
Farm"
The picture is 1.-THE Lucky
Devil featuring Richard Dix.
The bill opens tomorrow at 5.
STRAND-South America-at
least in manner-character
the new Strand bin, due to open
tomorrow. Mile, Dellirio and her
Argentine Band. with Fidel TraZa-
bel and Winifred Wiley, dancers,
take top honcrs.
Others are Dolly Grey AMI Bert
Byron in "Vodvil Frappe" and
Billy Clark and George Roberts in
Dealers in Soaps, Sponges and
Towels"
Capital Punishment is the
film essay on one of the great
evils of the day. George Hacl1a-
thorne. Margaret Livingstone.
Mary Carr and Edith Yorke are
it's chief entrepreneurs.
The Strand program opens to-
morrow at 8.
GAYETY - Burlesque's great
comedian, ''Bozo'' Snyder, the
IMAM who never speaks is the
Gayety attraction for the new
week, beginning tomorrow with
the matinee showing. Barney
Gerard is the producer, and has
surrounded Snyder in "Follies OF
the Day" with a top-notch bur-
lesque cast that includes such
favorites as Elsa May, Sam
Burroughs, together with a great
chorus background.
Owen Murphy and Jay Gorney
are responsible for the lyrics
and music. These chaps have
written "How's the King" the
new revue for Joe Cook.
Gerard personally staged and
cast the current version of Fol
lies OF the Lay.
MUTUAL-"Hurry Up the
new Mutual burlesque feature,
opening with tomorrow's mat.
inee. is q good title in that it
typifies the character OF the
piece. 1t has speed, spon.
taneity and class.
A cast that includes vi Penny,
II
Norris, Arnbark Ali. George
Brennan and Bobby Taylor plays
Hurry Up" with pep and ginger.
Jack Garrison announces that
Hurry Up is one OF the best OF
Mutual attractions-all new and
all set to go!
PALACE-"Sun.Up," Lulu Vol
mer's dramatic romance Of the
I North Carolina mountains, which
touched the heart Of Broadway
where II played for two solid
years. has been picturized by
Metro Goldwyn, with Conrad Ma
gel, Pauline Starke, Lucille La
Verne and George X. Arthur in
the principal roles, and will be
presented at Loew's Palace as the
principal feature or that theater's
greater movie season program Tor
the week beginning tomorrow.
Conrad Nagel unquestionably
finds one of the greatest roles
of his career as Rufe eagle, the
young Carolina mountaineer, who
leaves his mother and sweetheart
to fight in France with the A. E.
F., is reported killed in action,
only to suddenly return and find
that his mother has sheltered an
army deserter, who was in reality
the son of the man who had kill
ed Rufe eagles father.
COLUMBIA-Cecu B. DeMilIe's
world-famous cinema masterpiece,
The Ten Commandments" fea-
turing a cast of thousands headed
by Richard Dix, Leatrice JOY,
Nita Naldi, Rod La ROGUE, Theo.
dore Roberts. Estelle Taylor,
Charles de Roche and many
others, will be presented for the
first time locally at popular
prices as the next attraction at
Loew's Columbia, following the
current engagement of Gloria
Swanson in 1.-THE Coast of Folly"
THE Ten Commandments" is
usually acclaimed as NOT only the
greatest production DeMillc ever
made, but as one OF the six
greatest pictures of the lest
decade.
THE Coast of Folly" with
Gloria Swanson as star, is booked
at this late hour to rema in an