The Washington times., 1925-10-17


"piano hounds" are announced
as added attractions.
EARLE-In introducing Amalia
Molina on next weeks DILL the
Earle management is quotlng
from the al impartial OF
Madrid.
"Amalia Molina is the best
Spanish singer and dancer tnat
we have at the -preesnt time. All
the Spanish melancholy and ro'
manticism Is expressed In ner
songs and also the grace OF the
daughters of that privileged re-
gion called Andalucia.
"She dances with the same
art that she sings, and her casta-
nets are sufficient to say the
best and most attractive Of what
ever has been said in the art or
vaudeville"
This Spanish artist, however,
has had a surrounding bill of un-
usual excellence built around her
and the new program will have
among it's features Nine. AIDE
laide Hermann. widow of Her
mann the Great, one of the great
est creators OF Illusions; Edwin
George in "a Comedy Of Errors;
Buckley. Calvert and StiIWeH,
known as Ambassadors Of Melody;
The Lumars, IN unusual novelty
and Whitefield and Ireland.
The photoplay, having Its rlrst
showing in Washington, is Mary
Roberts Rinehart's stage success
Seven Days" brought to the
STRAND-Fourtee attractive
n1idgets compose the frolicson1e
cast appearing in "Alice in Toy
land" the Strand Theater's elab-
crate novelty revue headlin1ng the
vaudeville and film bill, 'commenc'
ing SUNDAY afternoon. The tiny
folk are assisted by five adults
and seven Shetland ponies. An
added feature Of the bill Will IN
troduce Burns and Wilson In
s<it "The Unframed Nurse:
others include Jack and jessie
Gibson in a novelty act, ana
Charles Forsytne and Al Schenck
in songs and dances, are also an
nounced. The film hit. VII Dc
Trio Productions latest, with
ThIs Ring" in which Alice Mills,
ION Telleren and Forrest STANLEY
are featured. Short films VIII %
added.
CAvETY-Ed A. Skaters La
Revna< Parisienne," known as
a.;Ths show of Youth" comes TO
the Gayety Sunday with young
and poppy cast, including twenty
charming dancing girls. Harry
Pepper and Harry Evanson are
the featured comedians, and oeneI
principals are Ruth Gioos' Ts
Orth. RED Colonna, Ken
Christy, Jean Carr, Marie OilVer
and Alline Rogers. The DOCK 70
all new, it is said, and there are
no hackneyed lines or situations
Youth and sprightliness are the
4 dramatic bit, ION the Water :
front" poftrays a series OF tense
incidents and other novelties' Oui,
standing are 1.-The Gtft Shoppe
and Garden OF Balloons.
MUTUAL-"Happy Hours" Is
one of the new shows playing the
Mutual burlesuue circuit this sea.
son. and it comes to the MutuaI
here tomorrow for a weeks stay.
The production is sponsored by
sam Raymond, owner OF the star
and Gayety theaters. in Brooklyn.
THE company includes Madlyn
worth, Norma Noel, Evelyn But
ler. Arthur Mayors, Jim Carleton,
Rrvand Wolfe and Tom Mullins:
The chief attraction, as with all
burlesuue productions, Is the
chorus. In Happy Hours Man
arer Jack Garrison states there
has been gathered together
beautiful bevy Of youthful, pep
perry girls.
MISUNDERSTANDING Lloyd.
in his latest eight.reel hilarlty,
THE Freshman" is the new
weeks star at CrandalPs Metro
politan, beginning Sunday after.
noon at 8. This is a comedy OF
college days in which the agile
comic is supported by Jobyna
RaIston and a galaxy OF others,
including a football team that
nearly annihilates the frosh as
pirant for gridiron honors. The
theme is that which finds dupll-
cation daily in every school in
the universe; that of a youngster
who tries so hard to be a regular
fellow" that he overdoes> 1t and
il sized up for a boob and a bore.
Comes the touching moment when
he finds he's being kidded, con-
suits the only girh> takes a hitch
in his conduct for one Of the
funniest dramatic climaxes in
memory. Suppleinentaries on the
Metropolitan bill include a news
reel OF current events and Pathe
review. A special overture OF old .
college tunes will form an added
feature.
COLUMBIA - Adolphe Menjou
stars under the Paramount banner
In THE King on Main Srteet"
at LoeW's Columbia for the new
week. This is the picture directed
by the phenomenal young director,
Monta Bell. which was given a
private showing Thursday night to
former friends of Mr.. Bell. THE
preview convinced witnesses that
Paramount has made a great
choice here in its grouping Of di-
rector, star and story. The film
is adapted from 1.-THE King"
which served Leo Ditrichstein on
the stage and deals with the de-
cision Of a bored monarch to
come to America to obtain money
for his country by selling an Oil
concession or two. He arrived
here in state but at the first
chance, slips away and spends
a humorous and adventurous after
noon as an unidentified member
Of New York's millions. Support.
ing Menjou are Bessie Love, Greta
Nissen, Oscar Shaw, Joseph Kill
gour, Carlotta Monterey and