The Washington times., 1926-06-12
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an humble American ueilcalesssil
dealer who is said to be the
crown prince. !,
A juvenile comedy, Bear Cats
will be the added hit Of the
bill. along with lnternational
Newsreel, overture. etc.
STRAND-For the first four.
days Of next week the Strand VIII
present Metro Goldwyn Mayors
new pllotoplay. paris" featuring
Charles Ray and Jean Crawford.
paris" is from the pen OF Ed.
mond GouIding, who also directed
the production. This photo play ls
q romance of the underworld OF
the French capital. and one or the
most elaborate reproduc OF
Paris underworld cafe was con.
structed for the important scenes.
II depicts 1.-THE BiTdcage. IA
nous haunt of Apaches. and most
OF the action of the piece takes
place there.
PALACE-Bessie Love and
william Haines, supported by
4 cast that includes Mary Alden,
Jackie Combs, Eileen Percy and
other Metro Goldwyn fayorites.
are featured in the principal
roles Of King Baggot,s Nom
production of 'Lovey Mary,
from the story BY Alice Hogan
Rice. author Of mrs. Wigs OF
the Cabbage Patch, /" which comes
to Loew's Palace next week.
Bessie Love has the title role.
with william Haines. star or
s.Rrown OF Harvard, in the role
OF the farmer boy she loves. The
story concerns q little orphan girl,
who, rather than give UP q
youngster OF whom she becomes
fond. runs away, With the child
and escapes through. the help Of
Billy. a farmer boy
Sennett comedy, andering
whites, 7 win be the added at
traction, with PatEe Tewsreel
Topics and Mr. Cannons music.
METROPOLITAN SO over.
wheiming has been the public
clarnor for . continuation Of the
downtown first run of Cecil =.
DE miles fine special produc-
ton .of ..The voIga Boatman.
that all precedent has been
cast to the winds By the execu.
uves Of the Crandall organization
and that picture will be brought
back to Crandall,s Metropolitan
Theafer for another week be.
ginning Sunday afternoon. The
Imperial Male Chorus win sing
during the showing. a, news reel
viii comprise the only alixilliary
film.
seldom has any picture. tal ken
so strong hold upon theater-
goers of the Capital a. he
Volga BoatInaHl. There 10 every
reason why this should be 30.
The story is one. that combines
all that b most gripping ~ htl.
man experience. While Rus
sian revolution is made the basis
OF the climacteric episodes Of the
drama. the picture primarily -
entertainments and makes no pre-
tense at historical drama or 20.
iitical propaganda
III the title role William BOYD
achieves personal triumph
that should carry him TAR.
EIin0F Fair IS equally effective
III the role of the princess
Julia Faye and Theodore Kos
loft supply the more prominent
of the comedy touches and others
who contribute are Robert EIDE
son. Victor Varconi, Charles
CIary and Arthur Rankin.
Thousands appear IN many Of the
stirring scenes Of the play.
AMBASSADOR programs for
the new week at the Ambassador
are as follows: Sunday. Monday
and Tuesday. Anna @. Nilsson
and others in "Her Second
Chance" adapted from the novel
by Mrs. Wilson woodrow. sup.
plemented by shorter reels: Wed.
nesday and Thursday. Lewis Stone
and Barbara LAMAR in The Girl
from Montmatre" and Mack
Sennett comedy: Friday Rim Tin
Tin in THE Might Cry" and
Christie comedy: Saturday. The
Fighting Heart" an Our Gang
comedy and a new chapter Of
1.-THE Radio Detective"
TIVOLT-Harold Lloyd opens
the coming weeks entertainment
at the Tivoli in For Heavens
Sake" supplemented by a news
reel. Topics and Aesop Fable:
Tuesday and Wednesday. Adolphe
Meniou in "a Social Celebrity
and a Charlie Chase comedy;
Thursday and Friday. Richard
Dix in Let's Get Married" and
Christie comedy; Saturday. Kin
Tin Tin in THE Night Cry"
Lige Coniey comedy and a new
chapter Of ''The Radio Detectives"
CENTRAL-"The Still Alarm
with Helen Chadwick opens the
CentraIs program Sunday and
Monday. along with a new Cliff
Bowes comedy: Tuesday and Wed
nesday. Coripne Griffith in Mile.
Modiste" and an o. Henry comedy:
Thursday and Friday, Harry Lang
don in Tramp. Tramp. Tramp:
Saturday. Barbara LAMAR. in
The Girl from Montmartre" and
supplementary films.
Alexander Arons. concert pipe
organist at the Earle Theater,
next week will play as his solo
number a potpourri of melody
gems from the late Victor Her
bert's operetta Of 1.-THE Red MiII."'
in which Montgomery and Stone