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Constance Bennett. Joan Craw-
ford and Sally o'Neil play the
three name roles in the film fea-
ture. William Haines, Kate Price,
Sam de Grasse and others are
in support. The action is brisk
and heavily favored with back
stage life. Edmund Goulding
directed. Shorter film features
and special music viii complete
the entertainment.
TIyOLI-For Easter Sunday
and Monday at TivoH, Para
mounts comedy, Behind the
Front, " with Wallace Berry, Ray
naond Hatton and Mary Brian in
the principal roles. A new Felix
cartoon comedy, Pathe Review
and Topics will complete. Other
bills for the week are: Tuesday
and Wednesday, Colleen Moore
in Irene" and a Snub Pollard
comedy, do Your Duty; Thurs
day and Friday Eleanor Board
man and Conrad Maggie in Mem
ory Lane, and a comedy, BUS
ter's Skyrocket'': Saturday. Mike"
with Sally O'Neil, a comedy,
.'The Fighting Dude, a novelty,
Fins and Feathers and No.
In Casey Of the Coast Guard.
ASSADOR-For the first
three days of the coming week
the Ambassador has first show
ingss here of sally, Irene and
Mary with Constance Bennett,
Joan Crawford and Sally OsNeil.
Also a new comedy release and
special organ music. Other bills
for the week are: Wednesday and
Thursday, Behind the Front. a
wartime comedy with Wallace
Beery. also a Buster Brown com
edy and Pathe Review; Friday,
"Ibanez Torrent" with Ricardo
cortez and Greta Carlo and an
Al st. John comedy and Pathe
Review; Saturday, Julian Eltinge,
feminine impersonator in Madam
Behave with Ann Pennington
In support. Also a Sennett com
edy. Topics. and Casey of the
Coast Guard"
CENTRAL-Sunday and Mon
day at the Central, Elaine Ham
merstein win be seen in Paint
and Powder" while Harry Lang
don win supply the comedy note
in Lucky Stars, . with Pathe
Review for newsy views. Other
bills for the week are Tuesday
and Wednesday, Mannequin."
with Alice Joyce, and a comedy,
His Wooden Wedding" Thurs
day. Irene Rich in Lady Winder-
mere's Fan" and a comedy, so
This Is Paris Friday ''The
Grand Duchess and the Waiter
with Adolphe Menjou, also a
comedy, Weak But willing"
and a Hodge-Podge reel; Satur-
day What Happened to Jones"
with Reginald Denny, and a
comedy, What's the World
Tor
COLUMBIA-Marion Davies is
Easter Week in Sidney FrankIin'S
by George Barr McCutcheon,
Beverly OF Graustark, . one of
the big Cosmopolitan productions
of the year, released by Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer. Miss Davies is
said to find one of the greatest
roles of her career in this version
of an American girls perilous adj
ventures amidst foreign intrigue,
which ends in her marriage to
the crown prince who guarded her
during the days when she posed
as the young crown prince, who
had been injured in an accident.
A really brilliant cast appears
With Miss Davies in Beverly of
Graustark, " with Antonio Moreno
Ieen as her leading man and with
other prominent roles played by
Creighton Hale, Roy DARCY of
Merry !, Widow fame, Albert
Gran. Paulette Duval, Max
Barwyn and Charles CIary.
The feature will be supplemented
by comedy subject, the Inter
national newsreel pictures and
line orchestral establishment.
RIALTO - 'Skinner's Dress
Suit" a comedy of love and four
flush comes to the Rialto begin
ming Sunday with Reginald Denny
in the role of the underpaid clerk
who deceives his bride into be-
lteving he's successful business
man. The deception is pardonable
on the ground that he loves his
wife to distraction. She insists
That he ask a raise in salary, he
does and is refused but, afraid to
admit his inability TO get what
ne goes after, tells her that the
increase was allowed, whereupon
she makes immediate plans to
spend it. Here the plot begins
and gets hilariously involved.
Laura LaPlante plays opposite
Denny and a dozen others are in
support. THE kiddies' Spring
Fashion Revue" will be the stage
feature with youngsters wearing
apparel from Lansburgh & Bro.
The Sunday afternoon symphony
concert begins, as usual. at 2
p. m.
STRAND-Sunday will inaugurate
q big week at the Strand
Theater when most thriIiino-
Innovation will be staged in con.
nection with the showing of the
feature photoplay 1.-THE King of
the Turf" Two live horses with
two living jockeys have been
brought from New York to finish
In a realistic way the exciting
race that is shown on the screen
In The King of the Turf. -
The vaudeville program is
headed hv the inir1ifahIe Rnscna