The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-11

street Singers Janet OF EEdHCo
will make merry in a3Toot Sweet
by Johnny Cantwell, with Q big
company including Byron Hawk.
ms, William Rand. 2oger Allen
and Mkt MARITIME. Next in line
viii come Clara Barry and Or
val Whitlege In the comedy
ator Murphy. who II interested
laws; Dorothy and Rosetta Ryan,
the Aerial De Groofs, ana Anna.
zon and Nile, in A Tropical
Enchantment," will complete the
audible entertainment.
Screen features, Aesop,s Fables.
Topics OF the Day and the
Pathe News Pictorial. will frame
the bill.
EARLE-The headline act for
next week at the Earle Theater
which will be seen for the
first time at 8 Sunday. will
be the Maryland Colle9iates,
q novelty orchestra who will
present their own act which
they call college Capers. !"
The Collegiates are an ensemble
of IL talented men who are in
their own class when It comes
to putting It over.
The extra added attraction will
be supplied by Tillis and La Rue
Co. who present an attractive Of
fering 'Fanciful Capers." assisted
by Jay Seller, Matt Gibbons and
the Bay Sisters.
Others Of Importance on the
bin are Frank Meehan and
Eileen shannon whose present
vehicle 1.-THE Goose Is Cooked"
Ii the essence of musical and
modern vaudeville; Russ Dock
and Peat, novelty entertainers
who offer bits OF Nonsense.
The photeplay attraction for
the next week will be sunny
Side Up" In which the stellar
roles are portrayed by Vera Rey-
nolds, Edmund Burns, George x.
Arthur. "a su Pitts, Ethel Clay.
ton and Sally Rand.
STRAND-Topped by one OF
Loew's prize offerings, the bill at
the Strand Theater next week
promises to be a knockout. Alex
Hyde Will appear in person in d
gorgeously staged contest between
classical and jazz melodies, entitled
Berlin vs.. Ldszt, with Leonette
Ball taking the part Of Miss Jazz;
Carol Anterior, the part Of Miss
Classic; Ralph Belmont. the part
Of Berlin, and Tom Role, as List.
Carl Mason and F,ritzie Gwynne.
b1ack.face comedians; G. n. 4, &
singing, comedy and dancing
number, and Norman and Clarice
will complete the ''vode" end.
The photoplay will bring to the
Strand screen Ann Pennington
and Johnnie Walker, in an excit.
ing story. OF the jazz age. The
Mad Dancer.
Subsidiary features and orches-
trail numbers viii round out the
program.
RTALTO - ''Laddie,' starring
John Bowers and Bess Flowers,
comes to the Rialto next week.
The story deals with the Stan.
tons, who are pioneers in the
Ohio country. OF their family
Of IL, only Laddie and Leon,
q young boy. stick to the farm:
the others all go to the city.
The Pryors, a mysterious and
wealthy couple on the adjoin-
ing estate, have left England
under cloud. Pamela Pryor
Bess Flowers, their daughter,
called the princess. adopts her
parents attitude Of condescen-
sion toward the Stantons. but
Laddie is in love with her.
Pamela little by little appre-
ciates the essential worth OF
the Stantons. being helped to-
ward this by the efforts OF
Little Sister. who is the only
one of the Stantons who knows
of Ladies' love. Laddie and
Pamela communicate by leaving
letters under an old log in the
woods, and Little Sister meets
the princess" here, and they
come to understand each other.
Gene Stratton Porter wrote
the story.
The supporting cast includes
David Terrence, Theodore Won
Eltz, Regina Gilbert, John Fox,
jr., Gene Stratton, granddaugl.
ter OF the author. and several
others.
COLUMBIA--"Di Diplomacy" VIC
torien Sardou's celebrated stage