The Washington times., 1926-03-13

lent to Willie Golfers reputation
in days gone BY. Ruth Harrison
will play the sweetheart who
exacts 4 pledge of veracity from
her wing beau Parker Fennellyl
and sees him break his vow TN q
ticklish sltuationA Arthur Rhodes
also Il prominently cast Other
members of the cast are LeoTa
Roberts. Ruth Russell, Arthur
Rhodes. John Schelhaas, Robert
Clear. Fred Thomas and Thomas
Herbert.
STRAND Franklyn D,Amoure,
with Micky Lopell, tops the new
strand bin in collection Of
vaudeville delights classified as
ssSurprise. Z Singing. dancing and
such make MP the offering Other
vaudeville numbers include Bobby
O'Neil iii q brief revue. Four
Queens and Joker Larry Rich
and CFieerie in comedy and songs
Zelda Sant1ey as Little Miss
Everybody, . doing representations;
McDOnald Trio lii bicycle feats.
The film feature brings Lew Cody
and Mae Busch In q society
drama. thine, the Comedian.
shorter features will round out.
GAYETYThe attraction At the
Gayety next week. beginning Sun
day. is Fred Clark's Lets Co"
q Columbia show that has gained
4 reputation during past seasons
and nne that comes with promise
of increased interest. Nanny
King is featured comedian. His
tSoIonk' will be remembered az
an expression that has coupled
him with popularity for some
time. Other members Of the cast
viii be Nan Palon. prir1a donna;
John o. Grant. leading man;
walter pep Smith, Babe Healy.
Jim Pearl, Madeline Lane ana
Reth pitt as chief supporters.
There. will be the usual comely
chorus, better trained perhaps
than usual, they say.
MUTUAL The Sugar Babies
open at the Mutual Sunday after
noon with matinee at 3 Tor
weeks stay. In contrast to the
MANY other attractions that nave
appeared at the Mutual this sea-
son Manager Garrison is featur-
ing no prticular player, or group
Of PLAYERS, but is letting the title
OF the show. Sugar Babies, tell
the whole story There are % OF
these Sugar Babies and they
can dance. sing and know how TO
wear costumes. They trip down
the Illuminated runway in frolic
and capers. Nightly extra fea-
lures are given at the Mutual with
a change of feature each night.
PALACE - The Francis Brett
Young story Sea Horses" which
ran in FEverybody's, has been pic
etured on the screen by Allan
Dwan for Paramount and will be
on view next week at the Palace
with Jack Holt. Florence Vidor,
William Powell. Mack Swain,
Frank Campean and others in tha
chief roles. The story summar-
ICES the amazing experiences OF
a young wife who sets sail for the
coast of Africa to join the hand
some young husband. who had de-
serted her. Aboard ship her
presence affects the morale of
captain and crew, the former find
ing himself capitulating to her
charms. while two of the latter
battle with fists over her. Arriv-
ing, she finds her husband turned
into a. drunken derelict who drives
her and her baby into the jungle
as a tropical storm breaks. Need
less to say the ship captain ef-
fects aerescue and ends up at the
altar. A Mack Sennett comedy,
isn't Love Cuckoo?'' Pathe
Newsreel. Topics and special mu-
sic complete.
- That much-discussed
comedy film, "The Cohens and
the Kellys," comes to the Rialto
for the week beginning Sunday.
In it are to be seen George Sid
ney, Charlie Murray. Vera Cor
don, Kate Price and others. The
plav is an adaptation of Aaron
1.-Two Blocks Away"
and for its comedy effects feasts
on the situation created by the
of an Irish son to a
Jewish daughter, and the event
ual conflict of the two families;
particularly since the Cohens in
herit a large fortune which jus
titles their snubbing the Kellys
until it is later determined that
the fortune really belongs to the
E<ellys. A farce with great laugh
ing posssJ. tiles. The stage pre-
will present spring
fashion revue with live models
an exceptional display of .
The late modes from the Palais
Royal department store Al spe-
,ial appearance will be that OF
Madeline Mac Guigan In a Duo
Art piano novelty Josef, Furin,
concert tenor. will be heard in a
song repertoire. Internat tional
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