The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-04-03

. Tommy Seymour! And, as usual,
a chorus Of Is girls.
MUTUAII--Promot to burles-
que stardom Of sprightly Kitty
Madison at the head OF her own
show on the Mutual circuit fnsures
a warm welcome for her new Jazz
time Revue" coming to the Mu'
tual Theater : on Sunday, for
an engagement Of one week.
Kitty Madison il one OF the
brightest performers in modern
burlesque, and she has secured
for her support a fine group, in
Guiding Bonnie Moore, italian
character comedian; Grace Ire
mont, singing and dancing SOU
brette; Chuck Wilson, frankie
Moore, Charles Market and Bobby
Barre. A large chorus of pretty
girls will give proper value to
the many musical numbers, ana
they may be depended upon to
exhibit some exotic costumes In
appropriate scenic surroundings.
PAIAACE-Having caused a furore
on the stage for several years
and melting dozens of following
mystery plays, few OF which re-
sembled its quality, 1.-THE Bat" is
now released to film fans and
has its Washington premiere at
the Palace beginning Easter Sun
day. The play, written by Mary
Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hop
wood, ran a solid two years in
New York and paid four one
week visits to Washington.
Jewel Carmen, Jack Pickford,
Emily Fitzroy, Louise Fazenda,
Robert McKim, Eddie Gribbon
and others are in the cast. The
plot revolves- around the fittings
OF a piantom-l like criminal known
as The Bat and though the
story cannot be divulged in adj
vance, suffice to know that
everyone in the play is suspected
at some time or other of being
the miscreant. A Charlie Chase
comedy, Charley My Boy" Pathe
News, Topics and special music
viii supplement.
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
lievinr he's q 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
he goes after, tells her that the
increase was allowed, whereupon
she makes immediate plans to
spend 1t. 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 viii be the stage
feature with youngsters wearing
apparel from Lansburgh & Bro.
The Sunday afternoon symphony
p. m. international Newsreel
and a scenic novelty win COM
plete the bill, with special music
at all showings.
COLUMBIA-Marion Davies is
the star at Loew's Columbia be-
ginning tomorrow at 3 in Sidney
Franklin's direction OF the famous
romance by George Barr Nc
Cutcheon. Beverly Of Graustark,"
one OF the big Cosmopolitan pro-
auctions OF the year, released by
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer Miss Davies
In 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
seen 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 Clary. Sup.
Elementary attractions include a
comedy, Home Cured" Interna-
tional NewsreeI and special music.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS film
version of the stage musical play,
sally, Irene and Mary" crosses
the Metropolitan screen beginning
Sunday. The piece ran nearly
two years on Broadway as a
stage attraction and the notable