The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-04

James Kirkwood, Mary Astors
George Marion, Mary Carr, George
Cooper and others. The specially
engaged stage offering will be
supplied by four stars from the
Metropolitan Opera House in New
York. In addition to these major
amusements there will be pre-
scented to customary abbreviated
subjects for which the Metropolis
tan is noted.
The Wise Guy" relates story
of regeneration and is regarded as
the peer of 1.-THE Miracle Man in
the effectiveness of its dealing
with matters vital to life. The
principals pose first as medicine
show workers and. then conclude
that converting themselves into
a travelling band of evangelists
would be more remunerative.
There comes a time, finally, when
the leader of the gang feels the
urge to pray and mean it and
the crux of the play is based on
the revelations of his unaccustom-
ed experience.
The operate artists to be heard
exclusively at the Metropolitan
next week for the first time in
washington are Ralph Errolle,
tenor: Charlotte Ryan, soprano;
Carolina Lazzari contralto, and
Giovanni Martina, bass baritone.
PALACE-The coming attrac-
ton at Loew's Polace Theater,
where the comfort OF the seashore
or the mountain top has been at.
tanned through the recent install
iation of one Of the most elab-
orately and costly cooling systems
ever placed In operation by .
washington stheater, will be You'll
Never Know Women!" a love-
drama of theater life, featuring
Florence Vidor and Lowell Sher-
man.
you'll Never Know Women Is
a Paramount story especially writ
ten for Miss Vidor by Ernest
Vaida, the famous author of such
stage successes as .Fata MOI
CANA" and Grounds for Divorce,
and its production marks the ele-
vation of Miss Florence Vidor to
stardonn. The piece is additionally
that has been recruited for the
cast, which includes Fortunello
and Cirinelli, the Melford troupe OF
acrobats. Louis and Freda Bor-
koff. Russian dancers; Rue Enos,
''the frog man." the Nelson
Troupe and Aerial Performers, the
Russian Balaliaka Orchestra, and
others.
A Sennett comedy. Pathe news
reel. Topics and Gannon's Music
viii be added features.
TIVOLI-"As No Man Has
Loved !" based on the famous
story, THE Man Without a Coun-
try" win be the Tivoli's attrac-
ton for Sunday and Monday Of
next week, with shorter features
experimenting. Other bills for the
new week: Tuesday and Wednes-
day. "A Trip to Chinatown, a
comedy; Nothing Matters, and
q special reel. I'm Old Virginia"
Thursday and Friday, 1.-THE Sill
yer Treasure" with Lou Tellegen
and others, and a Lupino Lane
comedy. Saturday, Madge Bel
lamy in "The Golden Strain" and
Ralph Graves comedy, The
Window Dummy"
AMBASSADOR Betty Compson
and James KirkWood win be seen
in "The Wise Guy at the Am
bassador the first three days Of
next week, supplemented by an
AesOp Fable. Other bills Tor the
week: Wednesday. Lon Clancy in
1.-THE Road to Mandalay,n and a
comedy, s.Matrimony Blues. I"
Thursday, "PadIocked." Friday.
"As No Man Has Loved and
Cliff Bowes in Don't Miss. /"
Saturday. Born to the West" a
comedy; NUNS the Word" and
Pathe News.
CENTRAL-AF'or Sunday and
Monday the Central win show the
Peter B. Kyne story, The Golden
Strain" with Madge Bellamy and
others, supplemented by com
edy. Circus Today" and q
Charleston lesson reel. other bills
for the week: Tuesday, Priscilla
Dean in Forbidden Waters; a
comedy, "Creeps," and Sport
light. Wednesday, "Moana," and
a comedy, Ebay Foot, Straw
Foot" Thursday, H. B. Warner
in Silence" and Cliff BoWes in
Don't Miss" Saturday, sgd
Chaplin in "Oh What q Nurse"
and an Aesop Fable