The Washington times., 1925-05-23

supporting cast Consists Va
bark All, vi Penny, Jackie Ad,
Olson, Bernice Clark and Syo
Burke. The "sunkist" chorus OF
youth and beauty has been In1
sensation of the entire MUTUAL
circuit throughout the entire sea-
son.
METROPOLITAN Want
NY Man.. major feature at Cfan'
dall's Metropolitan for the new
week, is picturizatlon "a
Struthers Burt's novel OF lne
postwar era OF social turoulence;
1.-THE Interpreters house,
adapted to the screen by Earl J:
Hudson, with Milton Sills anu
Doris Kenyon in the co-stellar
roles, with Lambert H1lIyer III
recting. The companion attrdc'
ton is Larry Semon's --latest TWO,
reel frolic, 1.-THE Dome Doctor,
in which the silver sheets most
agile clown takes the amusing
part of a beauty specialist. The
supplementary camera ofrerinss
viii include a new issue OF the
Metropolitan World Survey ana
Iaughable Aesop Fable.
The musical program for the
week Is promising. The Metro
politan Symphony will play as
the overture a pot-pourri OF gems
from Victor Herbert's THE Red
MIL" In addition to the over
ture, a brief prelude to the
acreeninR OF "I Want My Man,
will be rendered by Sigmund
Ziebel. solo violinist and concert
master; Viola T. Abrams, harplste'
and Nell Paxton, organist. FOR
this number will be utilized Cad
mans AT Dawning," which as
particularly appropriate to the
theme and action OF the feature
picture. The theme number re-
current during the orchestral ac-
conpaniment of the major Iea-
ture will be my Dream Girl,
from ''The Dream Girl" also by
Herbert, and the exit will be Let
IT Rain, Let 1t Pour, q new
Feist popular hit.
''I Want Ny Man" relates the
romantic experiences Of g. war
veteran blinded In France ana
the faithful young woman who
nursed him back to health. The
peculiar circumstances OF their
association led to matftmony, but
when the surgeons promised that
sight would soon be restored the
giII abandoned her charge and
hastened to the States In order
that she might win his love ON
some more substantial basis than
merely gratitude. The subse'
quent developments show what
she accomplished.
RIALTO Dangerous limo.
cence," a perturbation Of Pamela
wynn4's popular novel, "Ann's
An Ddiot," is. the feature at the
RiaIto beginning tomorrow. It
brings together pretty Httle.Laura
LaPlante and Eugene O'Brien as
co-stars. The story shows what
youthful innocence can do even
to q man of the world. The child
fsh helpleesness Of Ann Church,
who is travelling alone brings
Major Seymour to her aid. She
reveals her true age-nineteen and
not fourteen, az dress and tresses
hanging over her shoulders in
dicated. To prove it she allows
the ships barber to bob her hair.
Then one night as the two
stand on deck romance steals
aboard. There is a kiss and-well
youthful innocence wins. But
often marred by storm so trouble
breaks for the two.
Heading the special presenta-
tions will be the Miller and Pat
terson Company, assisted by
Ayhlone and Pershing Guard
Cadets, in Songs, Steps and Syn
copations. They come direct from
New York city. The Rialto con-
cert orchestra, Mischa Guterson,
conducting, will play as the over
ture Selections from Maytime."
The International News reel and
a comedy entitled Haunted
Honeymoon" will complete the
program.
PALACE - With it's principal
roles interpreted by q cast that
includes Pauline Starke, Tom
Moore. Wallace Beery, Raymond
Hatton, Walter McGrail and that
famous Hawaiian swimming cham
pion, Duke Kahapamoku, "Ad-
venture" Jack London's stirring
novel Of South Sea romance, dan
ger and thrills, has been brought
to the screen by Paramount and
will be given its initial presenta-
ton here at Loew's Palace, Sun
day afternoon.
ThA lOroIn 80 iu
one Of the obscure islands OF the
Solomon Group in the South Pa
cific. Miss Starke has been in
vested with a role of decided
novelty and appeal-that Of q
bob'haired soldier Of fortune, in
different, for all her beauty, to
the call Of sentiment and deter
mined to carve out q career and
a fortune from the devious trade
channels Of the South Pacific.
Tom Moore, as the hero, gives
another Of his finc portrayals.
Wallace Beery and his comic
partner, Raymond Hatton. are. as
usual, the bad men Of the story,
while Walter McGrail in the role
OF the philanderer, acceptably
portrays a minor but an import
ant role as does the Duke Kahan-
amolu as one Of the girls Kan
aka body guard.
Additional screen subjects will
include the latest of Mack SEN
nett's comedy connections, Skin
ners in Silk" tbs Pathe News.
Topics Of the Day and other alb
breviated subjects.
COLUMBIA-''The Little French
Girl" a romance of French morals
and manners, opens for the week
at Leow's Columbia tomorrow
with an exceptional cast, headed
by Alice Joyce and Neil Hamil-
ton with ouch people in supnort