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offering. Roger Williams, a noted
comedian, Is on the program too.
Tho picture Is the much talked of,
The unholy Three" featuring Lon
CLANCY.
Irene Rich, Clara Bow and Bert
Lytell are featured in the Lyceum's
Ewes Lover" which opens tomor-
how night. For an extra Sunday
special the Lyceum has great
prize ring picture: William Fair
banks In THE New Champion"
For Wednesday and Thursday the
Lyceum has booked with this
Ring" romance of a shipwrecked
couple on desert isle and Reginald
| Denny In california, Straight
Ahead" is booked for Friday.
Coming attractions at the Lyce-
UNI include Paint and Powder"
with Elaine Hammcrstein, THE
Bridge OF Signs" and James Kirk
wood In "rhe Painted Flapper."
Percy Marmont and Mary Brian
are at the Palace the first Of the
week In THE Street OF Forgotten
Men" The wedding gown worn by
the star is the same one that has
been on exhibition here as having
been cleaned by the local Dcsco
process.
Other pictures coming to the
Palace include Richard Tx in "The
Lucky Devil" might Life in New
York" and THE Pony Express"
The week Of October IS, follow
ing its showing in Hartford, the
famous picture THE Ten Com
mandments," is to he presented at
the Capitol theater here at popular
prices. There will be no vaudeville
but the picture will be presented
Just as it was on Broadway. with
special settings, an augmented Or
chestra and the original musical
score. There also will be special
matinces for kiddics.
"The Ton Commandments" Is
hailed as one of the greatest pic
lures OF the decade and is in two
parts. The first Is a pictorial re-
view OF early biblical days and the
second, coming down 10 modern
times, dramatically shows the work
ing out OF the Ten Commandments
in a modern story.
Three new plays arc announced
for production in New York next
week. bringing the weeks total of
opening nights TO fourteen.
"Janc-Our Stranger" n play by
Mary Borden, based on her own
novel of the same name, will come
to the Cort theater on Wednesday
night. The cast will include Mrs.
Thomas Wiffen, Kay Stro2zi, Selcna |
Royle and Clark Silvernail.
polly" John Gays opel, u
be produced by the Cherry
players at their theatcr in Com
morco street on Thursday night OF
the week. Tho piece is a sequel TO
"The Beggar's Opera" and was re- .
vived with some success in London
a fcw years ago.
"Laff That OFF," a comedy by Don
Mullaly. will come to thc Princess
thcatcr on Saturday night, October
10. It was recently acted in ChiCa- ,
go.
"Onc Of The Family by Kenneth .
Webb, has been placed in rehearsal
by John Tucrk, with a cast includ-
ing Richard Sterling. Louise Clos
ser Hale and Jnliettc Crosby.
The next production at the Green
wich Village theatCr. opening late
in October. will he Rostand's "Tho
Last Night of Don Juan" "Outsidc
Looking In" will be moved to an
uptown thcatcr.
Tho first play Of the Proyincetown
season will he adam I
by En- 10 Bassee. 1t will /.
open in November. Il
"Who cares" by Frederick Ions
lale, will he produced soon by Arch
Sclwyn. with Jane Cowl as its star.
Dennis King is to he starred here
'fter in The Nagabond King" at
he Casino.
Josie Heather, the English como
iienne, will he seen at the Hippo
lrome next week after an absence
II several years.
There will he professional |
matinee Of king Saul Gin Yid-
lsh) at the Nora Baycs theater
1oXt Monday.
W. FRANKIE Harling is writing the
Incidental music for THE Passion
ne Prince" soon to be produced by
1arl Reed.