The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-27

OF the lumber country. Through
1t all Is woven the strand of q
pretty romance between Peters
and Wanda Hawley The winner
Of the Gilda Gray Charleston con-
test viii be presented In a special
act. Marie MacQuarrie and Stella
HyInson viii appear in g harp and
vocal number An Our Gang com.
edy, international NeWsreel and
special music will complete.
The Sunday concerts by the
Rialto Symphony Orchestra, with
an ensemble OF 40, conducted by
Mischa Gnterson. have been re-
ceiVed with splendid acclaim and
patronage. The program for the
coming Sunday will be devoted to
the compositions Of the noted
French music masters.
TTNOLI--For- Sunday and Mon
day at the Tivo1i, Adolphe Menjou
and Florence Vidor win be seen
in The Grand Duchess and the
waiter, the comedy OF rich
philanderer who took 81 mental
Job so az to be nearg the object
OF his love. A comedy, Lucky
stars: PatIe Revue and organ
music round out. Other bills TO.
the week are: Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Ibanez' Torrent directed
BY Monta Bell, and featuring
Ricardo Cortez and Greta Carlo,
the new Norwegian actress;
Bobby Vernon comedy. topics ard
music; Thursday and Friday, Regi-
Maid Denny In What Happened to
Jones' and Comedy, The Fight
ing Tailor" Saturday, Vera Rey-
nolds, William Boyd and others
in steel Preferred" a juvenile
comedy and chapter play.
AMBASSADOR-"The Dancer
Of Paris with Conway Tearle
and Dorothy Mackaill. viii be the
Ambassador feature for the first
three days of the coming week.
Michael Arlen is the author, his
first writing for the screen. We'd
nesday and Thursday, THE Wan
derer," based on the story OF the
prodigal son will be screened with
Greta Nissen, William Collier. jr.,
and others. An Aesop fable will
supplement-; Friday, Tom Moore
and Bessie Love in The Song
and Dance Man." with a comedy,
Weak But willing" Saturday.
"Dont," with Sally O'Neill. a
Sennett comedy and Grantland
Rice Spotlight.
CENTRAL--For Sunday and
Monday at the Central. Dor
rowed Finery." with Lou TeIlegen.
Gertrude Aston and Trixie Frig-
ANA will be the feature. supple
mented by a comedy, Watch
OUT; Tuesday and Wednesday
Richard Barthelmess in Just
Suppose, with Lois Moran and
others, and comedy with Lloyd
Hamilton; Thursday and Friday,
"Steel Preferred" with Vera
edy, my Stars; Saturday, Rod
LaRocque in "Braveheart," sup
ported by Lillian Rich. Robert
sxEdeson and others. Also a COM
edy Van Bibber story, THE
Wrestler"
COLU MBI A-GlorIa Swanson
will continue the featured attrac-
tion at Loew's Columbia Theater
for second week, startt1 & Sun
ia. dAIcLIIOOup III IIoC SpAEhiluS
romance of ultra-m modern youth,
1.-THE Untamed Lady" by Fannie
Hurst 1.-THE Untamed Lady" is q
perturbation by Frank futile of
an original story by Fannie Hurst,
author of "Humoresque.' Han
nequin," and other stories and
photoplays, while Lawrence Gray,
who appeared opposite Miss Swan
son T.. Stage Struck" again APP
pears as her leading man in the
ole of modern Petruchio who
AIMED the tempestuous and fiercy-
tempered daughter Of millions who
had previously broken three ma
trimonial engagements, and who
was believed to be incorr1gible
from a temperamental standpoint.
A hilarious Lige Conley comedy,
Light Housekeeping: lnterna-
tional Newsreel pictures. Of world
events and Mr.. Brustlof's musical
program will round out.