The Washington times., 1926-08-25

Rollins, Kathryn ORell and Rose
DAILY, his Texas Chicks in a
musical dancing advertisement OF
more than ordinary merit.
The Dhoto.play feature next
week at the Earle Is First
Nationals productions of Miss
Nobody" in which the title role
is played by Anna @. Nilsson.
STRAND-Beginning next Sun
day the Strand Theater will Of
fer an exceptionally interesting
array of Loew's high class vaude-
vile, together with an unusually
fine screen presentation. The
headlining act on the vaudeville
bill will be Harry Rose, one of
the most popular comedians in
vaudeville in THE Broadway Jes.
. ter"
Cafe Madrid, lavishly staged
and gorgeously costumed Spanish
singing and dancing revue will
hold second place on this elabo-
rate bill. Other numbers on the
program include Ann Lemean
and Elsie Young, two girls from
broadway in "Gossiping Cab
fest" Nat. Renard and Lillian
West in their new offering OF COM
edy and song and the King
Brothers.
The photoplay will be Lying
Wives picture play of love-
reyelry, drama, luxury and
beauty. with a gilt.edge cast
headed by Clara Kimball Young
Richard Bennett, Madge Ken
nedy and others
The usual subsidiary film feaS
lures and orchestral numbers l1n-
der the direction of Arthur j.
Maxwell will round out the pro-
gram
GAYETYOne OF the. oldest
titles In the show business Is
rejuyenated and refreshed for the
current1 season; and when Wine.
Woman and Song" next weeks
attraction at the Gayety Theater,
beginning a weeks engagement
with Sunday n1atinee, opens hard
ly a. face that is old in burlesque
will appear in the performance.
Producer Dave Sidman has
delved into the ranks OF various
fields OF entertainment to people
his new production OF Wine,
Woman and Song" and with but
q very few exceptions, none is
played by other than vaudeville
and musical comedy artists.
MUTUAI1-The third season Of
burlesQue opens at the Mutual
on the coming Saturday with
Hello, Paree,' described as q
gay burlesque OF the life of the
French capital, with the Anleri-
can visitor in search of a
thrill" playing a prominent part
in the proceedings.
Throughout the book are In
troduced many song hits and
specialties, and all presented. In
the manner Of true burlesque,s
not as miniature musical COM
edy.
Harry Jarbee, new manager OF
the Mutual, is promising splendid
attractions for the coming season,
which, he claims, will set
standard OF entertainment for
Washington theater-goers that
will be welcomed.
Hello, Paree" has in its per-
.sonnel Micky Markwood, Milt
Frankford, Arthur Laning, Geor-
gia Kay, Nine. Valeska, Isa
Shaw and Emma Wilson. Also
the bevy OF glorious, happy and
youthful girls constituting the
chorus.
AS in previous seasons, the
Mutual will give two perform
ances daily, 2:15 and S:15.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
the new seasons Incompatible
composite programs will be pre-.
sented at Crandalrs Metropolitan
Theater next week beginning
Sunday afternoon at 3. The prin.
cipal screen feature will be sup
piled by Constance Taln1adge in
her latest First National release
1.-THE Duchess Of Buffalo," q
sprightly comedy written by
Hans Kraly, author of several Of
the stars earlier successes.
The stage attraction will be
furnished by Ruth Granville. :.
saxophone soloist of vibrant. per-
sonality and great charm. These
two major offerings will be sup
plemented by the usual array of
short reel features and will be