The Washington times., 1926-03-11

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Young STORY Sea Horses, e which
ran IN EverybO dy,'s, has been pic
tured on the screen BY Allan
DWan for Paramount and will be
on view next week at the Palace
with Jack Holt. Florence Vfdor,
William Powell Mack Swain,
Frank Canpeau and others In tho
chief roles. The story surnn1ar-
ICES the an1azing experiences 81
y 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 capitulat ting to her
char1ns while two Of the latter
battle with fists over her. Arriv-
ing, she finds her husband turned
into q drunken derelict who drives
her and her baby into the jungle
as 81 tropical storm breaks. Need
less. to say the ship captain eli.
fects u rescue and ends up at the
altar. "A brief comedy, Pathe
NeWsreel.s Topics and special mu-
sic complete.
REALTO That much-discussed
comedy film, The Cohens and
the Kellys," comes to the RialtO
for the week beginning Sunday.
In II are to be seen George Sid
ney, Charlie Murray, Vera Cor
don, Kate Price and others. The
play Is an adaptation Of Aaron
Hoffman's Two Blocks Away"
and for Its comedy effects feasts
on tlle situation created by the
marriage Of an Irish son to a
Jewish daughter, and the event
ual conflict Of the two families;
particularly since the Cohens i1-
herit a large fortune which Jus
titles their snubbing the Kellys
until Il ID later determined that
the fortune really belongs to the
Keilys. Al farce with greatlaugi1-
ing possibilities. The stage pre-
sentatiton viii present d spring
fashion revue with live models
showing an exceptional display OF
the late modes from the Palais
Royal department store. Sunday,
only, the Rialto iTlaugurates itg
weekly symphony concert with As
musicians directed by Mischa
Guterson. The concert will 20
on from to p. m. Doors will
be open at lao Those purchas-
ing concert tickets will remain
for the regular show, beginning
at > without additional payment
The first program will be devoted
entirely to Wagner.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g. stone
and Anna Q. Nilsson are the fea-
tured players in TOO Much
Money" racy comedy which
confirms Stones gifts as a light
comedian. An added attraction
on the stage viii bring the
LoomiS Twins, youthful dancers
and thermometers, whose similarity
to the Duncan Sisters predicts
a healthy future for them.
Shorter films, including the news
survey and special music. will
round out. AS to the feature
film: the Broadleys have too
much money which turns the
wife into parasite with little
love for her home. The hus-
band lives, virtually, q bachelor.
Desperate, he signs his fortune
over to a friend ana poses as a {
pauper. The wife Is compelled
to share his come-down. Failing
to succeed as a delicatessen clerk,
the husband finally becomes
Janitor Of the apartment he lives
in and here's where the real
comedy develops. Eventually
things turn out just dandy.
COLUMBIA-A striking cast,
headed by Lionel Barrymore, Nor.
man Kerry. Marceline Day and
Henry b. Walthall, occupies the
stage center In Metro-G oldwyn's
film story Of Rex Beach's story,
"The Barrier" which comes to
the Columbia next week. The
picture is OF the sort called virile:
it couldn't be anything else from
Beach's pen. Several thrilling
fights, a ship spectacle and a
panorama of Alaskan scenery
form some Of the outstanding
features. Barrymore is cast as a
brutal whaling captain; Kerry as
a young Virginian in love with
cruX Of the situation revolves
around events which change
Kerry's suspicious into love.
Added features will comprise a
short comedy, International News.
reel and special music.
ANIBASSADOR-Lewis s. stopA
and Anna @. Nilsson will be seen
in ITO Much Money" at Gran
dall's Ambassador the first three
days of next week. An Aesop
Fable, added hits and pipe organ