The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-08

upon Tor accurate lnIOfmatlon as
to what happened yesterday or
last week.
Miss Cruze speaks perfect Eng.
llsh, French and German and
came to the United States from
Germany as interpreter for Wilma
Banky, screen actress, and proved
infallible during the Monterey
location trip.
Susie. phonograph record stars;
Leroy Broomfield, Aurura Gree.
ley. Eddie Haywood and his eight
musicians: Sonny and Eddie.
Earl Tucker. Chas. Doyle, Baby
Cox, soubretts and chorus OF
ten girls.
PALACE-william Haines in q
comedy, Spring Fever" no.
nance of the golf course, in
which trial and tribulation fig
ure, will open at Loew's Pal
ace TheatAr for . weeks engage.
ment. starting today, with 3
celorfiII collegiate revue. ION
the Campus" as the stage pres.
entation feature. Appearing in
the revue are such artists AZ
Tommy Christian AMI his
collie gfate orchestra, COM
posed of Is high class syncopa-
tors, the famous Ponce Sisters,
songbirds de luxe; Burns and
Foran, presenting their famous
football dance; CardeIl Twins.
dainty dancers last seen in, Wash.
ington as members OF "LeMaires
Affairs and the Eight Coreds,
sprigltly steppers In student
struts. Added advertisements on
the program are: M-G-M news.
Aesops Fables, and the Palace
concert orchestra under the direc-
ton OF Don Felice.
Spring Fever" is william
Haines' first full-fledged starring
production for Metro Goodwin
Mayer and is said to be filled with
his own particular brand Of hus
NOR as WAS "Tell 1t to The Ma
rines", Brown of Harvard" and
Slide. Kelly. Slide
Jean Crawford is the leading
lady, others In the cast include
George K. Arthur, George Faw-
cett, Eileen Percy, Edward Earle
and Lee Moran. Edward sedg.
wick directed.
FOX-Due to the acclaim &C.
corded what Price Glory" the
William Fox film play. together
with the Roxy" prologue. the bill
win be held over in its entirety
for the week beginning Sunday.
October /. The management de.
cided upon this course by reason
of the many Who have beeE
unable to obtain admission.
What Price Glory" has been
called the most authentic trans.
scription" OF the great world trag.
edy. Victor McLaElen, al Captain
Flagg, gives enc Of the finest per.
formances Of its kind ever at.
tributed to the silver sheet. Ed.
mund Loves characterization of
the hard-boiled Sergeant Quirt il
In all probability, play handsome
lover" parts, and Dolores Del Rio,
as the seductive Charnaine, gives
q fine performance.
Gladys Rice interprets Mon
Homme" c'My Man'', Margaret
t''Mickey'D McKAs whistles like a
bird, and Marion Keller and
James Melton lend voices of.
beauty to .'Charmaine. j" M. Vodnoy
and the Roxy Russian Cathedral
Choir render soldiers OF Massa.
* ss.AkA- - nN.sm.. /, 49,. st q .Esai
Ross are seen In the Dance Of.
the Gobs. Rose and Arthur
Boylan,s DAnse Apache IL up to
their usual good standard. Sigard
Nilssen's bass voice Is heard to
advantage In BY NY Fireside."
RIALTO--An interesting pic.
ture IL promised at the Rialto, be-
ginning today, in Alias the
Deacon 49,
Jean Hersholt, one OF the most
capable portrayers Of unique
characters, has the star role.
This New York stage success
has been presented in hundreds OF
cities, and the crafty old card
sharp with heart Of gold has made
his way. into the affections of thou.
sands of theatergcers. Those who
have never had the pleasure OF
meeting the deacon viii want to
get acquainted with this lovable
character when shown on the
screen.
A realistic prize fight is one
Of the outstanding features Of the
picture.
June Marlowe, Tom Kennedy,
Myrtle Steadman, Lincoln Plum.
mer, Ned Sparks, Maurice Muir.
ply and others are In the sup
porting cast.
The stage presentation Is en-.
titled Memories OF Harrigan and
Hart with cast including
Elmer Harrigan, Jack MoShane.
William Maxwell. Ellsworth Jones
and William Fuller, reviving old.
time melodies. Of Harrigan and
Hart.
Rommell music and short reels
round out.