The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-08-21
GOINGs-ON
ut the Tke0teE,

ment win Be Phil Roy and Roy
Arthur in China, p Juggling
oddly; Holden and King IN Just
4 Boob. and Edna TorTence ana
Company In Dance Oddities IN
which brother Johnny plays the
violin ana Joe Cebu presidcs ~
The audible portions Of the pro
cram win be augmented By the
nrchestra. overture Raymond,
under the conduct rehip of klayq
q. Wheeler. and the pipe organ
contributions OF A1exander Arone,
concert artist. at the console.
Milton SiIls, supported ~ Ger
trude OInstead and p cast 81 Ape-
cial selection. will be the pictured
star for the new week ~ the
Earle in Puppets" q First Ma
fjonal production which Was al.
recfed by George Archainbaud ana
was adapted from the play OF tho
same name by Frances Llgnfner.
sTRAND-Headed by Eva Fay.
the high priestess Of mysticism
in her wferd1y wonderful otter.
ing 'gThauInaturgyr the StfRnn
Theater offers a. bill Df excepr
tionab1e merit next week.
Eva Fay win give an exhihl-
tion OF mind reading. mystery,
Murray Gordon and Ben Pierce.
in ri Don't Care" a comedy
dance number and Secrets OF
1876" d sizzling, dizzIing, speedy
revue will share honors for sec
ond place. -
Others on the vaudeville bill
will include Burns and Mcintyre
in Golden Voices and Bet
BEDFORD and Joe Wallaee in
Versatile Moments"
The photop1ay will be the
melo-dramatfc romance Dame
Chance" Gertrude Aston, Rob
ert Frazer. Mary Carr and Lin.
coin stedman at the head Of .
high cast.
Subsidiary attractions round
out the program.
METROPOLITAN-The second
bill Of the new Greater Movie
Season" viii be presented at
Crandall's Metropolitan Theater,
beginning Sunday at 3, with Q
double feature BIN OF exceptional
merit. The screen feature Of the
bill will be Edwin Carewe's pro-
duction for First National Of
Francis Perry Ellfott,s novel,
Pals First" and the stage Tea.
ture will be a return engagement
to Washington nf that popular
collegiate ensemble of talented
musicians. Warnings Pennsylya-
Mans"
Lloyd Hughes and Dolores del
Rio are cast IN the leading roles
OF this latest First National re-
lease, PALS First" It would be
impossible to find two other play
ers as exactly suited for the parts
they play in this picture.
In addition to these two major
features there viii also be supple
mentary subjects which include q
selected screen comedy, Jorches-
trail accompaniment by the Metro
politan Symphony Orchestra, Dan
lei Breeslzin conducting, and by
the new Metropolitan Ramblefs,
a group OF IL musical modernists,
who will be heard daily except
Sunday at 1880 3. m. to 1870
p. m. and to 1850 p. N. They
are under the direction OF Milton
Davis, premier pipe organist and
pianist of the crandar staff.
COLUMBIA-Jack Holt, Ar
lette Marcha1, Raymond Hattcn,
Edmund Burns. Tom Santschi
and other photoplay favorites are
prominently featured In John
Waters production for Para.
mount of Zane .Grey's latest
dramatic whirlwind of the old
West, 'Forlorn River" an
adaptation Of this same noted
authors serial, which liz an
nounced as the featured film
attraction at Loew's Columbia
for the week starting Sunday
afternoon.
"For1orn River is a dramatic
epic of thrills, romance and ad.
venture In the Northwest cattle
country and was actually photo
graphed in Zion National Park
and nd, Brice Canyon. in Utah.
The management of LoeW's
Columbia win supplement first
local presentations OF "Forloru
River" with an attractive group
of added program subjects, IN
Guiding a hilarious shortlength
comedy, the International News
reel pictures OF world events,
gorgeous scenic subject and the
usually fine orchestral overture
and atmospheric musical score
by the Columbia Symphony Or
chestra under the direction Of
Leon Brusilof.
RIALTO-Edward Everett Hor..
ton and Laura La Plante share
the major donors for the whole
hearted induction OF laughter IN
Poker Faces" which comes to
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