Evening star., 1926-10-27
TIVOLT-"Her Man o. War"

ducers' release of Her Man O. War"
at Crandall's Tivoli Theater the first
two days of next week, beginning
Sunday afternoon, with William Boyd
opposite, and a cast including Grace
Darmond, Frank Reicher and Robert
Edeson. The comedy will be Mack
Sennett's Puppy Love Time," star
clude Topics Of the Day." Pahte Re-
view and pipe organ accomplishments
and solo interludes.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Three
Bad Men," with George O'Brien, Olive
Borden, Tom Santschi, ]. Farrell Mac
Donald and Frank Campeau in the
leading roles, supplemented by an
Aesop Fable; Thursday and Friday,
Colleen Moore in First Nationals pro-
duo tion Of 1T Must BE Love-" sup
por4ed by Jean Hersholt ard Malcolm
MacGregor, also Sennett's comedy
Meet My Girl" starring Ralph
"Going the Limit" supplemented by
Lige Conley in "Solid Gold," Lyman
H. Howe Hodge. .Podge, special Navy
reel, released by the United States
Government, and the seventh install.
ment of the chapter play showed
In."
AMBASSADORS sue.
Corinne Griffith, supported by Tom
Moore, Rockliffe Fellowes, Lee Moran,
joyce Compton, Sunshine Hart and
Marjorie Rambeau, will be seen in the
principal role of "Syncopating Sue"
at Crandall's Ambassador Theater the
first three days of next week, begin
ming Sunday afternoon, supplemented
by short reels and organ music by
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KreiSelman.
wednesday and Thursday, Jetta
Goudal supported by William Boyd in
Producers release of Her Man O.
War;" a new type Of melodrama,
which gives this capable actress her
first stellar opportunity, together with
Mack Sennett's Muscle Bound Music"
and Topics of the Day; Friday, Marie
Provost in almost a Lady" supported
by Harrison Ford and George K.
Arthur, supplemented by Clyde Cooke
in HE Forgot to Remember" a spe-
cial United States Navy reel and
new issue of the Pathe Review; Sat
urday, Anna Q. Nilssen in Miss No
body" with auxiliary attractions in
Guiding a Juvenile comedy, "Raisin'
Cain" a Grantland Rice Spotlight.
and the sixth installment Of the mys.
WARDMAN PARK-"The Four
Horsemen of the Apocalypse"
Rex Ingram's well remembered
screen classic, 1.-THE Four Horsemen
of the Apocalypse" one of the great
est films ever produced, will be
shown by the Motion Picture Guild
at the Wardman Park Theater next
week, starting Sunday night. This
is the photoplay that brought the
late Rudolph Valentino to fame.
Valentino plays opposite Alice Terry,
and an enormous cast was employed
in translating the popular Ibanez
novel to the screen.
"The Four Horsemen" is tale Of
surging passion sweeping from the
wide plains of the Argentine through
the frivolities of pre-war Paris into
the turmoil Of the German invasion
of northern France. The picture has
intensified the dramatic force of the
original story, and with swift, sure
strokes hammers home the terror
and grandeur of war.
CENTRAI-"Whispering Canyon"
whispering Canyon" announced
as the photoplay attraction at Gran.
QdII > OeIiIIdl 1ucdlcI lAC hASI wv
days of next week, beginning Sunday
afternoon at 3. features Jane Novak
in an engrossing tale Of strife, ro-
nance and adventure in the Redwood
forest regions Of California. In the
supporting cast of this film play,
which was adapted from the novel by
John Mersereau, are Robert Ellis, Lee
Shumway. Josef Swickard and Eugene
Palette. The supplementary offerings.
will be: Our Gang in Hal Roach's
"Shivering Spooks," a special United
States Navy reel and pipe organ ac-
compartments and solor intervals.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Francis x.
Bushman and Billie Dove in 'The
Marriage Clause" adapted from Dana
Burnet's magazine story, "Technic."
directed by Lois Weber, together with
a Cameo comedy, Radio Bug; Thurs