The Washington times., 1925-01-31
GOINGS-ON
At the TheGteTS

head OF five acts of Loew Vaude-
vile and her own latest him.
Captain January" A chance
to see If this little beauty is as
cute in person as she is on the
screen. The vaudeville bill is
headed by the Braile and Patio
Revue headed by Lew kessler:
Other acts bring Ralph ana
Elsie Donnelly in a comedy skit;
Van and Carrie Avery with more
laughs; Sam Gould and Charles
Adams, singers and "a Day at
the Races" comic animal act.
Baby Peggy is making her first
visit to Washington and, incl
dentally, this is the premiere
here OF her film feature, ALSO
GAYETY-A distinct novelty
in burlesque promises to crowd
the Gayety to its rafterS the
coming week when Jimmie Coop
er's Revue, composed Of white
and colored performers, opens.
The first half Of the show, COM
plete in itself, is presented by
the paleface artists. The last
half is all-colored and some
sizzling hoofing and singing Is
guaranteed. Cooper, himself
heads the show. Supporting
Cooper are Jack Reddy, Jean
Vernon, Betty Delmonte, Chuck
Wilson, Midgie Gibbons, Hal
Willis, Sam Arco, and q chorus
OF eighteen NELL Brinkley Girls"
who give promise Of some high
class stepping and singing. The
Seven Pashas will provide some
whirlwind acrobatic features.
Julian Arthur's Jazz Band will
play for some speedy stepping.
There will be an additional show
Thursday night, beginning at
midnight.
WARDMAN PARK-The sixth
and last production of the Rams
Head season will be Ibsen's
Dolls House." with Josephine
Hutchinson as Nora. Robert
Bell win be seen as Doctor Rank.
The piece will open Tuesday night
for the customary two weeks
run, emitting Sundays and Mon
days. A matinee today OF Ber-
tram Bloch's new play. The
Man Who Was Dead"
MUTUAL-Johnny Weber and
Sammy Spears are the fun
making team with Randy Kids"
opening tomorrow afternoon at
the Mutual Theater. The cast
includes: Billy Reed, Jean Fox,
Flo Bennett, Elsa RayTnor, War
rem Boyd, not forgetting rainbow
Handy Kids, themselves. =
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PennsylvaEians are held over for
a second week of syncopation at
the Metropolitan, beginning to-
morrow, in conjunction with a
new feature film, "IneZ from
Hollywood" which has. Anna @.
Nilsson and Lewis Stone in the
lead roles. During one luncheon
scene in this film, half a dozen
film stars are introduced In the
action. The narrative relates
the experience of a movie vamp,
called upon in real life to make
a great sacrifice for her younger
sister. As q screen siren she
has the male world at her feet;
in the other side OF the picture,
her sacrifices reveal her as the
anthesis of lure. Added features
include news events, q scenic sub
ject and special music by the
Metropolitan orchestra. Doors
open at 2 p. m.
RIALTO-"oh, Doctor" Harry
Leon Wilson's spasm of ricn
humor, comes to the Rialto in
screen form tomorrow, with Regi-
maid Denny, Mary Astor, Otis
Harlan and others. A co-feature
with the film will be the Eastern
debut Of Mischa Guterson. new d.
rector Of the Rialto orchestra,
who was formerly conductor at
Grammar famous Los Angeles
Theater. He comes here from
the Picadilly Theater in New
York. Added features: Rochlitz
and Levin IN a vocal interlude:
International Newsreel of world
events. scenic picture and q
novelty reel. "Oh, Doctor" is
plain farce and replete with in
cidents that are uproariously
funny: or, should be If Universal
has done right by the story.
PALACE-A story Of gold-rush
days IN California that introduces
a quirk OF fate which sends an
innocent girl and man adrift to
sea with q cargo of human scum,
is that contained in 1.-THE DEVILS
Cargo" opening at Loew's Pal
ace tomorrow with Wallace Berry,
Pauline Stark, William Collier
and many others. Berry is cast
as the ruthless brute Of a stoker
who is vanquished by the young
hero. Added attractions will in
clude a new Ben Turpin comedy,
1.-The Wild Goose Chaser" Pathe
News pictures, Topics and special
music.
COLUMBIA - Tomorrow after
noon sees the start Of the third
week for Doug Fairbanks in his
amazing fantasy, 1.-THE Thief of
Bagdad" at Loew's Columbia.
This is promised as the final
week, despite the attendance.
Nothing that Fairbanks has done
approaches the INSTALLATION Of the
Arabian Night tales. 1t touches
hilarious comedy, poetic imagery,
magic in it's basic tale Of the love-
story Of an audacious thief who
acquires the hand of the princess
only after incidents, usually
imagined by fairy-tale writer's,