The Washington times., 1926-09-11
GOINGS-ON
At the TheGterI

! in association with the inimitahls
Billy. -
Raisa range, is tabulated as tue
prima donna OF the organization.
with Adele Lewis an the SINGING
and dancing soubrette. Jack
Wald, Bert Carr and Leo Breen'
er constitute the balance OF the
company.
PALACE-Sunday sees inaugu
ration at the Palace of new ana
liberal entertainment policy Wnlcn
comprise outstanding stage lea.
fures IN addition to feature ei!ns.
Vincent Lopez in person Will Gl.
rect his noted band, giving four
appearances daily. Another stage
feature introduces Rubinoff, solo
violinist and guest conductor, VINO
will handle Tom Gannons nnusI-
clans for novel change. Extra
mains have also been taken With
the organ recitals which will not
accompany the pictures hereafter,
playing only during the interludes.
The feature film for the new week
will be "The Waning Sex WITH
Norma Shearer, Conrad Nagel.
George K. Arthur and others.
Added film features are Patne
News, Topics and an Aesop Fable.
no accommodate the increased
Entertainment value, the Palace
stage has been greatly enlarRt.d'
dressing rooms have been ~.
stalled and q corps of army
drilled ushers In Uniforms Wiu
handle the crowds. Despite the
added entertainment there VIII De
no increase In prices.
METROPOLITAN - C ri nno
Griffith in her latest feature play.
Unto Her Kingdom, Madeline
McGuigan, violiniste on the stage.
and q flock of supplementary
films and music compose the IN
coming bill at Crandall's Metro
politan beginning Sunday after
noon.
Of revolutionary days In Russia
when q princess became the wife,
under Soviet law Of q peasant.
In An interval Of dire distress
they emigrate to New Jersey, not
until after many colorful Russian
scenes, including q carnival, nave
been shown. Here she learns
what really Is the thing that
counts In her little Kingdom. A
new Fox comedy In the Helen
and Warren series, news reel,
Metropolitan Symphony and the
Metropolitan Ramblers under Mile
ton Davis. round out the bill. Miss
McGuigan Ii native OF Ireland,
educated there and In this country.
Gems from Kreisler viii be the
orchestra feature.
COLUMBIA Valentines last
picture, 'sThe Son Of the Sheik,
win be the Columbia's offering
for the coming week. Little more
need be said, for the picture. OIL
ita own merits, and before tha
IDOLS fatal Illness, drew capacity
crowds In New York, Philadelphia
and Los Angeles. The film hark-
ems back to q theme similar TO
tsThe Ehelk, the picture Wh1c1
entrenched Vaientino firmly in
the public heart. Sand dunes,
camel trains and thrilling epi.
sodes mark the main love thrill.
with the lamented hero impersOns
ating the son Of the desert ram.
blet he played several years ago.
Wilma Banky plays opposite. and
in support are George Fawcetf.
Karl Dane, Bull Montana, Agnes
Ayres and others. Miss Ayres,
Il will be remembered, played OPP
posite Valentino In The Sheik."
ana GashbaclSs from that picture
are incorporated in the sequel.
Shorter features include Interna-
tional NewsreeI and comedy.
RIALTO---saThe Marriage Clause"
with Francis x. Bushman and
Billie Dove, Is the Rialto The
ater's main lure for the coming
week. The story reveals an
intimate study of stage life. ut
the ambitions Of 4 young un.
known who becomes star AMI
OF the love OF the director who
made her. Grace Darmand. War
ner GLAND and others are in sup.
port OF this story, taken from
the Saturday Evening Post tale
by Dana Burnett, Technic.
1t is Lois Weber's first production
since her return to the film field.
On the stage win be a fur fashion
show. the styles supplied by Saks