The Washington times., 1926-09-18
GOINGS-ON..
At the TheGteI

) Ethel Koppel. Nola Edwards anu
Billy Hamlet are the prlhElpa'
performers.
METROPOLITAN = Ric h a I'd
Rartbleuaess in THE Amateur
Gentleman" holds the center or
the screen at the Metropolitan Tor
the new week. A new leading
woman, Dorothy Dunbar. makes
her appearance in immediate sup
mort, aided by Nigel Barrie. Bran.
don Hurst and others. The stage
feature for the week will introduce
Yascfa Bunchuk, young Russian
cellist. a graduate of the .Petrograd
Conservative and well-known
recording artist. News reel, com
edy and special music by the two
orchestras will round out.
"The Amateur Gentleman" is
from the story by Jeffrey Farnol
and concerns the son OF an eX'
champion pugilist who. upon COM
ing into an inheritance. decides OF
social conquests. being dupDeo
thereupon by his father IAN anna
teur gentleman"
PALACE - Another banner
amusement bill is booked for the
newSweek at the Palace when the
Eight Record Artists on the stage
will share honors with the feature
film. killarney and Rubinoff the
dynamic guest conductor who VIII
also oblige with further violin
solos. The photograph octette is
composed Of Henry Burr, Billy
Murray, Monroe Silver, Frank
Banta, James Stanley, Carl
Matthew, Stanley Baugham and
Sam Herman.
In Barney" Renee Adoree,
feminine star of 1.-THE Big Parade"
is seen opposite Ralph Graves
and supported by Paulette Duval
and Margaret Seldom the at
ter a Washington actress. The
picture is from Dom Byrne's
magazine story, laid In the New
York of long ago when little
Colleen wins the pugilistic cham
pion of New York. Shorter films
and special organ recitals wiki
round out.
RIALTO-Next week might
rightly be called Circus Week"
at the Ratio for all the atmos-
pF1ere of the big tops. the lemon
ade stands. the barkers and the
menagerIe is contained in the fea.
ture film. Bigger than Bar.
NUNS" which has Viola Dana.
George OHara, Ralph Lewis.
Ralph Ince and others in the cast.
Miss Dana is discovered as tight
rope walker. with O'Hara as an
acrobat. The behind the scenes"
atmosphere is said to tell authen
tically OF life in the realm OF the
tanbark. The stage feature win
present Spencer Tuplnan and his
Mayflower Hotel Orchestra with
Tup conducting from the key
board. Shorter features include
comedy. international Newsreel
and special orchestrations.
COLUMBIA-Rudolph Valentino,
the greatest lover the screen
ever knew. in his last and great
est romantic triumph. ''The Son
OF the Sheik"-a picture which
packed Loew;s Columbia to alb
soIute capacity at practically every
performance during the past
WEEKS announced for a second
week. Oearting Sunday.
There are few parallels for the
popularity of Valentines last pic.
ture, even in the long history of
Loew's Columbia Theater, where
extended runs have been fire.
quent In the past. This spectac-
ular Valentino romance had that
playhouse packed to capacity last
Sunday afternoon before the OPEN
ing Of the first show and through
the week.
'aThe Son Of the sheik' is a
sequel by E. NJ. Hall to her
famous novel and. Valentino screen
triumph of some five years ago,
in which the star is supported
by Wilma Banky, George Fawcett,
Montagu Love, Kari Dane, Bull
Montana, Agnes Ayres and others
Added attractions include
short-length Christie comedy, a
Lyman Howe Hodge Podge, news.
reel pictures and orchestral over.
ture.
WARDMAN PARK - "Decep
tion," one Of the earlier Ernst
Lubitsch pictures. with Emil Jan.
nings In the lead role, will occupy
the Wardn1an Theater screen for
the first four days of next week.
Otis Skinner in ''Kismet," best, by
far, OF the few films he has made,
will be seen for the last three
days. Deception" deals with the
amours of Henry VIII and of how
he established the Church of Eng
land when refused dispensation
by the Pope to divorce his con.
sort and marry Ann Boleyn.
TIV0LL-Feature pictures and
supplementaries at the Tivoli for
the new week commencing Sun.
day are as follows: Sunday and
Monday Anna @. Nilsson in Mise
a comedy. Ice Cold
Cocoa" and Pathe News; Tuesday
and Wednesday, John Bowers IN
"Laddie.'' comedy. Chase Your
SELF and Topics of the Day;
and Friday, Lloyd
Hughes in pals First" News
reel and comedy, Jolly Tars;"
Saturday, Jack Holt In "Forlorn
by Zane Grey. and Our
Gang comedy. Spotlight and new
chapter play, SHOWED In"
MOllie's Summer
= That Mollie Williams has been
a very busy little lady during