The Washington times., 1927-09-24

Dublin Trio IN a Rare MUSICAL
Ofkering." during which Is intro
duced 4 clever harpist. 4 soprano
and a baritone: Paul Sydell and
Spotty. q genial actor and dog
Of uncanny intelligence. Hope
Minor and Edward Root IN
Dance Color and Speed" with
musical comedietta. SIX scenes
q supporting cast Of six In a
are necessary to stage the NUM-
befs included in this act. "Slini"
T.mblin, Billy Raymond and Val
Russell In Southern Capers."
round out the audible program.
The photoplay feature will be
the William Fox production Of
The Secret Studio" participated
in by artists and models of the
Latin Quarter with Olive Borden
starred and Margaret Liginston.
Walter McGrail, Ned Sparks. Kate
Bruce, Joseph Cawthorn and
others,
KEITHs Belle Baker win top
the big show at Keith's tor
the new week. The mana cement
takes pride In announcing this
artist, as one OF the outstanding
personalities Of the vaudeville
world.
The Great Barbetts.' idol Of
continental music halls, will be
featured Barbette might be
1.-THE Karyl Norman Of Europe"
The revue END Of the bill will
be well taken care of by Carl
Shaw and Jean Carroll In their
latest, Dance Manners" They
will be assisted by Neya Chris
man, Joe King. Paula George and
James King. Other acts include
Herbert Warren and company In
Stop, Look, Listen: Sam Sum-
mers and Estelle Hunt in Maid
Of Laughs; Hal Neiman, fun-
nier than ever In .'One Of the Four
Horsemen'; Amac with his three
card illusion, and Willie Mauss.
worlds champion bicycle rider.
Surrounding the bill viii be
the screen attractions, Aesop's
Fables, Topics OF the Day and
the Pathe news pictorial
RIALTO-Everyone who has
taken an interest in attempting
to solve mysteries is promised
the thrill Of thrills when 'aThe
Cat and the Canary opens at
the RialtO today.
The Cat and the Canary" Is 4
screen adaptation Of John VIII.
lard's stage success OF the same
name and was directed BY Paul
Leni, perhaps the most famous 6e
q score of foreign directors who
have come to this country in the
past two years.
The story concerns six relatives.
who 90 to the supposedly haunt.
"a house OF deceased uncle at
the hour Of midnight to hear his
win read. The attorney. who
reads the will Is mysteriously
murdered and suspicion In turn
falls on each Of the six prin.
ciDaln.
How the real murderer II
finally detected is one OF the most
absorbing mystery tales imasin.
able.
The cast. headed by Laura Ia
Plante, embraces some Of the best
known names In filmd0m- Arthur
Edmund Carewe. Tuily Marshall,
Forrest Stanley, Creighton Hale,
Gertrude Astor. George Siegmann.
Flora Finch and Martha Mattox.
Florence Seeley and Company
appear in the special stage pres
elitation, Kat Knapa," 4 rnusi.
cal pantoniple comedy, preceding
the feature picture.
STRAND In keeping with his
policy Of trying to present only
the best of short musical rovues
and first run motion pictures,
Manager Harry JafbOe has en-
gagged the Tar and Tarter
Revue" to hold the stage at the
Strand beginning Sunday. Every
principal in the cast Is capable
In his or her particular line.
Dixie Mason deserts vaudeville
for q season with this company.
Joe Sunshine, Mellne will scatter
the comedy. Patricia Kelly will
devote her talents In both direc-
tions. Le0na Reed vii star In
dance offerings. Others figuring
In the show Include Vicurne
Curley, Charles Smith and Tom
CurIey. A chorus Of good look
Ing girls will participate In the
novelty numbers.
For the first time shown on
any screen, Wild Beauty, starr.
ing Rex. the wonder horse,
win 81 the attraction during the
entire week. This is an Universal
Production telling poetic tale of
adventure In the early days Cf
the West. There win be
program OF short screen releases
and some jazz melody BY WI.
liam Manyille's Players.
COLUMBI "a Many crook stc-
ries have been Filmed, some Of
them good others of lesser quail
ity, but it has remained for Para
mount to give the motion picture
public something new IN crime
drama.
The picture IL s'Underworld, =
due at Loewss Columbia this com.