The Washington times., 1926-01-30

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portant roles in What Fools
Men, - First National film ac-
count sof Henry Kitchell Web
ster's novel, Joseph Greer and
His Daughter" In book form this
story proved popular, narrating
as it did, the unusual theme NJ
talented man whose bias
estranged him from people, In
Guiding his daughter; rather he
is incapable of properly estimat-
ing people, for those he rates
high prove the opposite and
those he undertakes deliver the
goods. Shirley Mason is cast as
the wilful daughter. actually an
equally important representation
as that of the father. Greer, done
by Stone. Show supplements in
include a Bobby Vernon comedy,
Yes, Yes, Babette," Metropolitan
World Survey and special over
ture and accompaniment
PALACE-Fun week looms at
the Palace with Raymond GIif-
fifth in Hands Up"' AMI sup
ported by such another fun
maker as Mack Swain and also by
Marion Nixon, Virginia Lee Cor
bin. Montagu Love. George Bill
ings and others. Griffith is cast
as a Confederate spy who under
takes. to divert to the Southern
army a wagon train of gold. Re
slIlting from this effort come a
series OF love affairs, holds-ups
and Indian battles: In short, o.
collection OF episodes which, when
over, find the war over and him
regarded as a common highway
robber. A new Walter HERS
comedy, Weak But Willing.
Pathe news, Palace Magazine and
special music round out.
COLUMBIA-A speedy story of
today's jazz-age advance notices
called Dance Madness, which
comes next week to the Columbia
with Claire Windsor and Conrad
Nagel in the important roles. sup
ported by Hedda Hopper, Mario
Garlic, and others. Robert u.
Leonard has directed this adApta-
ton from a story by s. Jay Kaur-
man, New York writer. Briefly,
the story revolves about the meth
DDS used by a beautiful and neg
lected wife to regain the love OF
her Grant husband This theme
is laid in setting. said to be
ultra typical of the atmosphere
prevalent today. SupplemCntaries
will offer an Al st. John comedy.
Live towards" International
News. reel, special overture. and
shorter bits.
RIALTO -"Lorraine of the
Lions" the story of a female Tar
Zan, cast by shipwreck on an
ocean line, comes to the R1alto
with Patsy Ruth Miller and Nor
man Kerry in the leading roles.
Only seven when she is tossed
on the island, she becomes
veritable limberlost girl, grows
up with the animals and Is res
cued five years later. So fond
of her is huge gorilla she takes
back to civilization that the
jealousy manifested by the ami
NAL over human attentions paid
her, provides a number of thrill
ing sequences. The supplement
tary features will include a short
comedy with "Our Gang" Inter
national Newsreel and special
music with vocal and instrument
tai numbers on the stage.
TIVOLI-David Wark Griffith's
production. THAT Royle Girl,
will be the chief feature at
CrandalTs Tivoli the first two
days of next week Carol
Dempster and w. c. Fields head
the cast. Later bookings include
on Tuesday and Wednesday,
Milton Stills and Doris Kenyon in
1.-THE Unguarded Hour" with
Lupino Lane in Maid in MO
rocco" AND Pathe Review
added.
Norma Shearer and Lew Cody
on Thursday and Friday in His
Secretary" a new comedy.
Sweet Marie" and Topics Of
the Day: and for Saturday only,
Below the Line" supplemented
by Glenn Tryon in Cuckoo
Love-" Lyman II. Howe Hodge
Podge" and the fifth installment
: of The Scarlet Streak"
AMBASSADOR-Lewis S. Stone
and Shirley Mason head the cast
of What Fools Men" at Gran
dalIs Ambassador the first three
days of next week. The auxiliary
offerings will embrace a new
comedy, BE Careful, Dearie,"
added short reels and pipe organ
music. Later bookings include,
on Wednesday and Thursday,
1.-THE Golden Cocoon" featuring
Helen Chadwick and Huntley
Gordon, with Harry Langdon for
the fun in Horace Greedy, jr.";
Friday. Carol Dempster and w.
c. Fields in David Wark Grit
fith's production OF That Royle
Girl.1' and q new Aesop Fable;
and Saturday only, Jackie Coogan
in "Old Clothes" Earle Foxe IN
The Sky Jumper" new Grant
! land Rtcs "Sportlight." and the