The Washington times., 1926-04-10

many who have sought recognition
in the studios.
Peggy Hopkins Joyce 10 cast as
an extra Who, through q fortunate
performance in club benefit
affair, wen the opportunity 70
appear under the most famous
director on the Coast. Her success
was inSta ntaneous so long as her
entire future was left to the dis
cretion-or indiscretion-of her
benefactJr. The sudden supposed
triumph of her art" however.
had a devastating effect upon her
view of life and her own import
ance. She became, in her own
mind, the most important thing in
Hollywood. Then the bills began
to roll/in and personal bankruptcy
stared her in the face and 1t was
with the utmost gratitude that she
turned for solace to the faithful
Few who had known her when"
warnings Pennsylvanians have
scored such hit that they will be
held over in an entirely new pro.
gram. Short camera subjects
and. special music will round out
TIVOLI-Charles Ray. Eleanor
Boardman and Sally O'Neil are
three foremost players In the cast
of The Auction Block" the
first two days of next week at
CrandalPs Tivoli. The story is
one of love versus money. The
comedy will be a Helen and
Warren" adaptation from the
stories of young married life. Al
nN Dn% fn~wy
also will be shown and the bill
will be rounded out by pipe organ
accompaniment. Other bills for
the week are:
Dancing Mothers" Tuesday
and Wednesday, with Alice joyce.
Conway Tearle land Clara Bow.
and a comedy, Quick Service.
Supplemented by new release
of Topics" Thursday and Fri
day, The Cohens and Kellys.
with Charlie Murray and George
Sidney, and by a new Aesop
Fable; Julian Eltinge on Satur-
day only in Madam, Behave, a
laughabla farce. The auxiliaries
embrace Mermaid comedy,
Snapshots Songs OF Ireland
and serial.
AMBASSADOR Peggy Hopkins
Joyce will be pictured as star Of
THE Skyrockets at Crandalls
Ambassador the first three days
Of next week. In this subject
the famous blonde is cast as an
extra" girl who achieves ire
mendous popularity thinks
ON the silver sheet, only to be
plunged again into the most dis
NAL depths of despair through
her own inflated ego. The com
edy will be supplied by a new
Aesop Fable. Other of the new
weeks bills are: Wednesday.
The Auction Block with
Charles Ray, Charlie Chase will
furnish the laughter in His
Wooden Wedding; Lowell Sher-
man In The Love Toy" Thurs
day with a comedy, THE Fight
ing Tailor and special reel,
'sSawdust and Spangles'' Sally
o'Neil in Mike. : Friday with q
comedy and Pathe Review added:
Saturday. Charlie Murray ana
George Sidney in The Cohens
and the Kellys," with a supple
mentary bill 81
CENTRAL-Crandan's/ Central
the first two days of next week
presents Lure of the Wild" a
drama OF primitive passions with
Jane Novak and others. Our
Gang will supply the comedy and
a new release of Screen Snap
shots" will be shown.
Other offerings are, Tuesday
and Wednesday THE Little Irish
Girl with Dolores Costello and
Johnny Harron. The comedy
which will be "Lickety Split"
with Lige Conley; THE Wander
err" on Thursday with Ernest Tor
renee, Greta Nissen, William Col
lier. jr., and others: Friday, John
Bowers and Marquette De La
Motto in 1.-The People VS.. Nancy
Peston" and Hal Roach's "A
Punch in the Nose; Sea Horses"
with Jack Holt on Saturday with
Run Tin Can" new comedy
starring Neal Burns.