The Washington times., 1925-07-25
GOINGS-ON
At the TheGters

Ian. Saranoff and company, Rob-
ert Rhodes and the Meryl Sisters;
Craig Campbell, American tenor;
the Klein Brothers in lest MO-
nnents:" Wayne and Warren in
s'The Last Car" the Aerial Smiths
and the usual screen features are
listed.
EARLE-A last-minute booking
brings to the Earle for the new
week the Five jolly Corks.
These are five old-time minstrel
men who were stars in that par
ticuIar field a generation ago.
'aThe Joy Boy of Song, Frank
Richardson, is being given equal
prominence in the billings. He
is a singer of popular songs.
Styling themselves THE Fruits
of Evolution" Will Burns and
Jimmy Burchell state their mis-
sion in life is to create laughter
via the nut" comedy line. Cecil,
Mason and Bernie Shaw in "All
for a Grip and Little JIM" the
trained bear, round out.
Harold Lloyd in revival or
Never Weaken one OF this par
ticular days greatest laughter
provoking comedies, is sharing
the Earle screen with another
film, Her Market Value"
PALACE-Monta Bells new.
directorial classic. Pretty LADIES'
which features a host of stage
and screen lights in addition to
promulgating a fascinating story,
re tho yUnaK
at Loew's Palace. Among those
pictured in this tale Of a stage
comedienne who made millions
laugh but who could inspire none
to love her are, Tom Moore, Zasu
Pitts. Lilyan Eastman, Ann Pen
nington, Conrad Nagel, Norma
Shearer, Helen D'A1gy, George
Arthur and Dorothy Seastrom.
Aside from its intrinsic dramatic
entertainment, Pretty Ladies"
supplies two additional reasons
to Neutrality-suspicious.. The first is
that Monta Bell, the new wizard
of the megaphone, has personally
directed the picture and the Sec
ond is that Lilyan Eastman,
featured in several local stock
companies. is prominent in the
cast. "A COIIS0yS Il AAC
ing Landlord" Pathe News, Pal
ace magazine of novelties, and an
attractive musical program under
direction of Thomas j. Cannon,
will round out.
,COLUMBIA-Fred and Fanny
Hatton, authors of Upstairs and
Down." a notable stage hit of
the last few seasons, have fash
Toned a new film comedy directly
for Bebe Daniels which will be
on view at the Columbia for the
week beginning tomorrow after
Don at 8. Hale, Hamilton, Char
lotte Walker, Edmund Burns
beading man for Gloria Swanson
in 1.-The Humming Bird"), Victor
Moore and others are prominent
in support. Frank Tuttle, respon-
sible for IA Kiss in the Dark"
and other film successes. directed.
The story is set in cosmopoli-
tan atmosphere and depicts the
history of a pretty girl Of lowly
station who aspires in love be-
yond her level. A Ralph Graves
comedy, "Cupid's Boots" will add
glee to the supplemental program
and other features will include In
ternaltional Newsreel of world
news events, Topics Of the Day
and special music by the Column
bia symphony orchestra.
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TIVOLI-Lewis S. Stone and
Anna @. Nilsson will co-star at
CrandaITs .Tivoi tomorrow and
Monday in 1.-The Talker." The
comedy will be Neal Burns in
Call a Cop" On Tuesday and
Wednesday Harold Bell Wright's
1.-THE Mine With the Iron Door"
will be interpreted by a cast LED
by Dorothy Mackaill and John
Bowers. Circus Fever" an
Our Gang" comedy, and a Pathe
Review will be shown. Dorothy
Devore and William Haines in
Fighting the Flames supple
mented by THE Pacemakers,
No. II, a new Topics" and the
latest newsreel. Saturday, Jack
London's Adventure" with Tom
Moore, Pauline Starke and Wal
lace Berry. an Aesop Fable,
Grantland Rice "Sportlight" and