The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-07
SCREEN LINEUP
FOR NEXT
WEEK

AAfALAW~-NlaTS3 f6b5 1AkflubA lQtA,
called one Of the most startling
beauties now appearing in moving
pictures has the leading feminine
Charles A, Hoyt's mirth -provok-
ing farce which comes to- tbs
RiAltO next Weel
Cast as .AIlcia Gnyer. an
audacious widow. Miss Livingston
Director Robert r. Kerr to dem
oHstrate that sneAF is q come.
dienne. She Is determined that
the young man with the ex.
plOsive lung shall not die Until
he has extracted from life DIS
full allotment Of fun.
This young man is Earle FOX,
known for hts Van Bibberp
Characterization. He wants the
Widow--but there is rival.
That rival In " Farrell MACDONALD,
the nut-to-be- forgotten Corporal
Casey Of 1.-THE Iron Horse
THESE two famous laugh getters
are in hot water from the
moment the farce opens until tho
last reel has been run through
the projecting machine. The run.
starts on train, bound Tor san
Francisco, and ends ID a Chinese
restaurant In San Franc1sc0s
famous Oriental quarter. Here
+ the comedy lis fast and furious
Is the funny situations pile up
III rapid succession.
Special stage presentations, In-l
ternAtional News ana other SUD.
sldlary features win eonaplete the
program:
PALACE - Paramount long
heraIded intruductlon featuring IT.
rs boy and girl graduates Of the
first motion picture school comes
to LoeW,s Palace Tor the new
week commencing Sunday. 'as.
cinatinE Youth, the picture IL
titled and It's Interpreters repre-
sent the cream Of all talent sub.
mitted for tests d year agO. By
ron Morgan, who wrote nnany Of
the late Wallace Reds racing
hits. has done this story Of the
effort Of young man to escape
the consequences OF q pre-
arranged romance. He resorts to-
the expedient of operating
mountain resort which has never
paid profit and introduces IS
bevy Of screen stars to attract
patronage. Success Gro bis
I efforts but not until fnndl bic
difficulties-ald funny ones ire
overcome. Al Mack Sennett COM
edy, Muscle Bound. Pathe News
bank clerk ana who almost ac.
complIsh tbs ruin Of the young
lady's romantic destinies. The
action lis cast in a rather typical
middle-class home, Just such
domicile az houses the bulk Of the
plain, hard-working population.
KEITH, That peer Of Broad.
way comedians. Johnny Dooley, OF
the famous DoOley family, returns
to head the bib. &C B. r. Ke1th's
next week with his latest and
snappiest revue. II. Is tho " Dooley
Doodle Revue" -.
The cast brought BY Mr.. Dooley
includes Ralph Sanford, Delbert
Faust, Pauline Arleyy Connie Madi-
son, Dorothy Rogers and Peggy
O'NeiI, Il
The feature Of the week win be
new combination to washington
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California humIhingbirds. Other
acts include Marguerite Padula
and company, In Ivory Novel;
ties" q piano act: Harry Thurs
ton. London Hippodrome star, pre-
senting character Studies Of Lon
don Life; L0ttie Atherton, some.
times called Miss Twinkletoes::
other acts to be announced later.
EAEsIlE-Two feature offerings
will share hoTlors on next weeks
bill az the Earle. The headline
attraction will be SUPPLIED By the
Royal Mountain Ash WelsA
Choir, comprised cf 1e trained
solo voices; the extra added
feature will be contributed by
Robbins Baltimoreans. an OKgant
zation Of II schooled musicians.
Others in the vaudeville por-
ton viii be van Cello and Mary,
in q lightning-like interval Of
nice in IAN Auto Tangle,n
sketch with musical embellish-
ments; Bobby Bernard and Adele
Keller in William X. wells
comedy act With special songs.
Mama Loves Papa"
The photoplay feature will be
First Nationals release Of Ed.
win CareweB personally direct
ed production Of High Step.
pers," screen adoption OF Sir
Philip Gibbs story Of Heirs APP.
parent" in which the stellar
roles are played by Mary Astor
and Lloyd Hughes, with Dolores
Del Rio, Alec 3. Francis, Rita
Carewe, John T. Murray, Emily
FItzroy, Edwards Davis. John
Stepping and Clarissa Selwynne
in support.