The Washington times., 1926-04-10


Farrell in a funny skit, The
Elopers''; Cliff Navarro, with Bob
Geraghty, rejecting their re-
corded song successes; the Pick.
fords in an acrobatic and Juggling
exhibition. The film feature
brings the dog star, Rim Tin-Tin.
in 1.-THE Clash Of the Wolves"
wherein he is supported by q
cast of humans. The locale is
the snow-swept SierraS and ro-
nance is said to intertwine with
much adventurous action. Shorter
+. house features will prevail.
GAYETY-A double bill of mer-
riment is scheduled for the Gay
ety Theater next week, when Ed
E.. DaIey's black and white sensa-
ton, Karin to Go" half-white
and nalf-colored entertainment.
Seventy players are carried,
equally divided among the races.
Billy Foster heads the first half
of the show, which is played by
the white cast, while the second
half, being presented by the col
ored cast, will be headed by jim
mic Ferguson and Tim Moore.
A special attraction will be Joe
Jordan and his ten sharps and
flats. a jazz band from the West
and the IL plantation dancing
girls. Manager Ira ]. LaMotte,
of the Gayety Theater, announces
a special midnight show to be
held Friday night, April 16. be
ginning promptly at IL o'clock!
This extra performance will be
exactly the same as the regular
2:15 and SIS daily shows during
the week.
MUTUAL With cast IF pin
cipals, including some well-known
performers in modern burlesque,
the Naughty Mites" company
comes to the Mutual Sunday for
a weeks, stay. Jim Bennett and
Buster Dunbar are the principal
comedians Beulah Baker is the
prima donna. Others are Helen
Harris. ingenue: Dolly Dale Nor
rissey. soubrette; Ray King and
Arthur Lines, straight and tuve-
nile actors. The chorus has been
recruited from a dancing academy
in New York, and the girls are
said to have been carefully trained
in the various musical numbers.
Daily matinees will be given and
added features introduced almost
every evening.
WAROMAN PARK-''The Cir
cle,' which served as a co-star-
ring vehicle for John Drew and
Mrs. Leslie Carter. is now in re-
hearsal by the Thomas Herbert
Stock Company for next weeks
production at Wardman Park
Theater.
Ruth Harrison will play the wife
of Arnold Champion Cheney, with
Parker Fennelly in the leading
masculine part Others supporting
include: Leona Roberts, Ruth
Russell, Robert L. Clear, John
Schelhaas, Ranald Slavery and
Thomas Herbert. director.
The Circle tells the story Of
vain, feather Drained English
woman who eloped some thirty
years before the play opens, de-
sorting a husband and young son.
The unchastened Magdalene re-
turns TO visit her family and
with still distorted ideas of ro-
nance apd morality. willingly aids
in the breaking up Of her sons
home. The scene is laid in Eng
land
EARLE-Dainty Marie, long
recognized in vaudeville circles as
a graceful aerialist of attainment,
comes to the Earle for the new
week beginning Sunday afternoon.
She has, on this visit, an entirely
new act which might be titled as
Tea ching Women How To Re
duce." Action and entertaining
mOnolOgue intersperse her init
mate talks to the ladies. Others
on the bill are: James MahOneY
and Ellen Cecil in THE Final
Rehearsal" fun-making essay;
Stanley GalIini and assistants in
'ShadoWgraphs in Color Billy
and Eddie German in Topics of
the Day in Songs; Ward and
Raymond. "Mirthologi3ts" Sally
Beers. character songs. lin char
acter." The photoplay feature
stars Leatrice Joy in Made for
Love" directed by Cecil De Mile
House features include special or
chestra music and organ recital
by Alexander Arons. Also short
subjects on the screen.
COLCMBIA-Marion Davies, the
beautiful and celebrated star of
'Zander. the Great" Little Old
New York" "knighthood" and
other famous photoplay produc-
tions. has completely fascinated
theater-goers of Washington in
her latest Cosmopolitan produc-
ton for Metro GoldWyn- Mayer,
Beverly Of Graustark, and as
result. the management Of LoeW's
Columbia Theater. where the pic