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The Washington times., 1927-04-06
ONE PR OMISING NE W.
COMEDY

BELAsCO Love Is Like
That. romantic comedy by
kenyon Nicholson and s. n. Behr-
man. features the new week At
the BeIasco Theater. The cast
Is an impressive one, headed by
Basil Rathbone. lately Of "The
Captive, with Ann Davis, Lu.
ellie Watson, Charles .Richnlan,
Catherine willard. Edward Viewer,
John T. Doyle, Minna Phillips.
and Barbara Buigakoy. In sup
port The theme Is woven about
a pennliess young Russian prince,
slowed away on an America
bound vessel who attempts suicide
and ID weaned from this idea by
an attractive young American
girl Out Of this dilemma he can
escape by negotiating marriage
distastefuI TO him. The ensuing
action supplies the bulk OF the
comedy.
STRAND-A rag.tfnne revue
trods the Strand boards for the
new week. Something OF q rec
ord Is being made by the resident
troupe at this house. With a com
plete change of bill each week,
on the revue order, the company
has demonstrated unusual versa
tiiity for q period Of 1e weeks. In
addition to the regular caste,
headed by I. 3. Hamp, two Wash.
ington girls win hold over for
the new week, beginning Satur-
day. They are Tereta Saeaffer
and Mary Deery. The sceen at.
TRACTION takes equal honor with
The Washington times., 1927-04-06


Criticism of the personnel can
here be dispensed with, save to
acknowledge that Harriet MUIR
ply appears to be the only
member of the troupe with q
definite knack for acting. The
answer to this will be the in
evitable, "But these people do
not claim professional talents"
Very well, then they are ANA
teurs and the market demand
for amateur theatricals has
never been bearish in my MEM
DRY. Unless an enterprise Of
this sort can at least walk q
line Of MISREPRESENTATION, it
can be useful only as a hobby
for people interested in varying
their daily routine by acting;
Just as others vary it in other
pursuits. As a presumption to
supply something that other
amusement centers do not sup
ply, it is successful only in sup
plying n1ediocrity.
Within the last week have
attended plays by the students
of Central and Eastern high
schools and in all departments
of production, i. e., coaching,
staging, scene design and act
ing they surpass our very own
new Little Theater. / didn't de-
tect such anachronism in the
school productions as outfits
soldier of 1918 in a uniform not
adopted until 1925. Nor did /
see a setting which had the
walls of .tUncle James London
house" reaching hungrily for
some sort of contact with the
caves; a defect which pounded
home the reality that Uncle
James wasn't a big jam mag
nate, after all, but merely one
Emmett Robinson trying, under
handicaps, to bring art to the
multitudes.
Further, as in "The Parch-
ment," there prevails the illu-
sion, long ago broken by Cecil
De Mile, that three bolts Of
muslin can be made to look like
the parlor of anybody's home,
even in Melville, Pa.
would like to be more charit-
able with this family squirming
new movement, but judgment
says. 'Don't let them kid you,
Harold"
The Washington times., 1927-04-06
Hazard OF Film
Shipping At
Minimum

More than $4,000, 900 900
feet Of motion picture film. Or
enough 10 wrap around the
earth more than a thousand
t9niej. has been sllipned by
parcel post. express and truck
during the last four years with
only four fires with resultant
loss OF $3.50. VIII H. Hays.
president Of the Motion Pic.
ture Producers and Distribu-
tors Of America. told represent
atives Of various deDartments
OF the industry recently.
Dir. Hays pointed out how
the motion picture industry
has q direct effect upon nrac.
tically every other industry.
More silver. he said. Is used
in treating motion picture film
than in the coming of silver
money. while film base Is
largely composed OF cotton.
= X -
The Washington times., 1927-04-06

The States of Maryland and Nir-
kinia are the cradle States of the
birth Of the Janneys. Sam jan
ney'e father was born in Lincoln.
Loudoun county. Virginia, and
his mother was born In Sandy
Spring, Montgomery county, Mary
land. His great-great uncle. John
Janney, was noted lawyer of
Ieesburg, Va, and was chairman
of the convention In Richmond
that decided to refuse President
Lincoln's call for volunteers, and,
as chairman of the committee,
who signed the articles Of seces-
sion.
During the strife between the
States. John Janney was attached
20 Langley Field, Hampton. Vir-
ginia. and lowered over the lines OF
the Northern Army making pho
Geographic maps Of territory oc-
cupied by Northern forces.
Like the work OF others Of the
Janneys, Sam Janney,s first eft.
fort was crowned with success. It
was during his college days at
Carnegie Tech, at Pittsburgh, Pa,
while studying dramatic construc-
ton, that Sam decided to write his
first play. which was titled Came
the Dawn" afterwards retitled
Loose Ankles which was pro
duced at the Biltniore Theater,
New York, where it met with i'm.
mediate favor and response by
lovers Of farce comedy.
The Washington times., 1927-04-06

and Jane Winton. The film was
directed by Alan Crosland.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pre-
ferred, a story Of silk stockings
and their wearers, makes up the
Metropolitan's new screen attrac-
ton for next week. Madge Bel.
lamy is featured and supported
by Lawrence Gray. Barry Nor
ton. Allan Forrest, Marjorie Bee
bee. y. Farrell Macdonald. and
others. The outstanding figure
for Nitaphone this new week Is
Anna Case, opera star. who will
be heard in A Spanish Fiesta
wherein accompanies her the
Metropolitan Opera Chorus and
the cansinos. Spanish dancers.
Further will be heard and seen
'sThe Four Aristoerats. experts
on stringed instruments. Shorter
films will round out. Ankles
Preferred Is an amusing story
of a young business woman who
wanted 10 succeed on a basis of
purely business efficiency but who
found that trim ankles appealed
most particularly to the hard.
male Industrial leaders.
PALACE-Esther Ralston's In
itial starring vehicle for Para
mount pictures, Fashions For
Women. opens at LoeW's Palace
Sunday afternoon. On the stage
will be seen Irving Aaronson and
his commanders, billed as "Ameri.
cas- Premier Entertaining Orches-
ira Joseph Cheney win again
WELD the baton az guest con-
ductor OF the orchestra. The pro-
gram win be supplemented by. the
usual added features.
Fashions For Women" not
only marks Esther Ralston's first
starring vehicle, but IT lays claim
to being one of the small group
of pictures directed by a feminine
hand or voice. 1t was filmed
under the supervision Of Dorothy
Arzner, the second woman ever
TO be appointed motion picture
director.
The story, adapted from a
French play The Girl Of The
Hour is the amusing tale of
zee mos beautiful woman i'm. all
Paree.p who disappears on the
eve of the annual fashion show
leaving her modistes distracted
because without her their gowns
will not be shown to advantage.
The Washington times., 1927-04-06

liam Parsons. and Kenneth
Yearns.
From 4 standpoint Of settings
and worth Of the play itself. the
production, It is said. win far
exceed any ever attempted at this
school before. A Sphinx has been
constructed for Act One and the
Egyptian palace scene il un-
usually attractive.
The Washington times., 1927-04-06

the revue. presenting Marion
Davies In The Red Mil, adapted
from the noted Victor Herbert
operaffa. This picture win run
the first three days after which
Dangerous Friends" win be
screened.
GAYETY--A new show. Water
melons. featuring original Dark.
town comedy and melodies.
comes to the Gayety for the new
week. The piece was authored by
the same trio who wrote I'LL"
and Is said TO be typical Of the
tempo generally maintained by
coiored troupes Plus the princi-
pals there Ii chorus OF ~
youngsters Of varying shades.
EARLE-Paul specht and HIS
orchestra. known wherever pnono
Rraph records are PLAYED and
where there is radio receiving
sci. win headline the Earle's pro.
gram. commencing Sunday. Fea.
tured for the week is Stafford
Pemberton with his group Of
Young dancers. including Eleanora
Peake. Other vaudeville acts VIII
introduce the Jean jackson troupe
Of novelty cyclists; Lew Reed and
Paul LeVere. dancers and instrn-
nentalists; Abe Shapiro and Jack
O'MalIey in How Does He Stand
If?'' The film feature viii be
Wing Of the Storm" in which
the dog actor. Thunder. il aided
by cast including William Rus
sell and Virginia Brown Faire.
shorter films will round out.
The Washington times., 1927-04-06

Well located apartments are rented
sxery day from the Rsntsl Columns ot
The Washington times., 1927-04-06
Mr.. ]. Barrymore Is
Afflicted With
suggestion

In 4 curtain speech to the first
night audience Of the Los An.
geIes premiere Of "The Beloved
Rogue" March ~, John Barry.
more proposed q motion
picture crOss-sectiOn Of
American life in 1927. to be
preserved In the United States
Governments archives for pos.
teEity. Barrymore suggested
that Henry Ford. Thomas Eill-
son. Babe Ruth, General Per-
shining. .Jane Adams and other
outstanding figures Of present
day America appear In the
film which would be- shown
cOntempOrarily lIneaning con-
tempOraneOuslyl and then
placed IN vault and projec1ed
for the first time one hundred
years from now.
The Washington times., 1927-04-06
Casare Gfavina, Paulette Duval.
and Hedda Hopper.

& sNScA-cAl q AfAaA1tfdt7 \ AQtCNtC eAgufdAs,
and Hedda Hopper.
COLUMBIA John Barrymore
in THE Beloved Rogue, . win ps
seen at Loew's Columbia next
week, beginning Sunday after.
noon. II tells the tale OF the
most colorful character of the
fifteenth century. Francois Villon.
Crowned King OF Fools on All
Fools day, he flippantly faunts
the Duke Of Burgundy and his fel.
low-conspirator against King
Louis. ThibauIt d Aassigny. until
the arrival of Louis with his
beautiful ward, Charlotte de
Vauxcelles. results in Villon's
Punishment from his beloved
Paris.
Conrad Veidt. the German char
acter actor. is King Louis XII
his first role in an Amer caEs pro-
duction Marceline Lay plays
Charlotte. The cast includes
aside from Veidt and Miss Day,
Lawson Butt. Mack Swair, Henry
Victor. Lucy Beaumont Slim
Summerville, Nigel de Brulier
The Washington times., 1927-04-06

Watch The progress Of The Pan
American Flight as recorded n the
newspapers and in our advertisements.
The Washington times., 1927-04-06
Popular

"Potemkin,' the Russian movie
coming to the new Little Theater.
April Z, was being shown in 50
Berlin theaters at once at the top
of its popularity. s. M. Eisenstein,
young Russian. responsible for the
film, may be brought to this coun-
try.
The Washington times., 1927-04-06
KINSMAN OF
THE "ARTY" FOLK
By HAROLD PHILLIPS

Another little theater launched itself into troubous world
last night its aim being the commendabe but erring Of sal
yagng the better ntects from the of the commercial
dums This emprse sponsored by Miss Estee Allen and
medmsized horde and Pierce Hall Tueday the
result of tinkering with divine dused
beacon light Of hope for the aforesaid commercial theater
OF the three payets offered the only passing merit
aened by the faulty memories Of the cast The other
Parchment" by Anna Laws and he Boy Comes Home by
A. A. Milne in juvenile downright amateursh IN
nnnnhinu 4 nnhnn
The Washington times., 1927-04-06
HIS FIRST PLAY ANDIT'S
A HIT

The name of Janney is doubt linked the traditions Of
the Southland the war between the States about
closely as that Of any And this iusous
family Janney the author Of Loose Ankles
The farce viii is at the Shubert- beIaSc0
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KEDRICK. APT sos 1901 X ST. NV
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1925 Hupp Club Sedan. SIS
1926 Willys-Knight Sdn. 1,025
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1926 Whippet Coupe ..... AIS
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ONE ROOM. KITCHEN. BATH. FOUR OUT
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M LIN,
CAN YOU IMAGINE

renting a newly furnished room In an g.
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IDEAL LOCATIONS ROOMS. KIT. AND
bath. Enclosed porch: CompeteS Furnished.
Cog for Winter. Uniform hot-watcr heat.
telephone. gas and electricity free. On.
block from Mt. Pleasant ears. S75. Adams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


1927 HARVARD ST. NV ROOMS
kitchen and bath. ami. -
2001 EYE ST. NW.-ONE ROOM, HITCH
en- and private bath, completely furnishes
mi. Best location. All outside r9999i..'s
LIVING ROOM AND KITcHENETTE. 92l
rs s. = a., y u, : 7,a ~ 5o7 DIR
porch. NV n. $50.
THREE, NEAT ROOMS. APT. rs HOME
OF 2. $50 mo. 512 Lamont St. NV. Adams
IDEAL. LOCATIONS ROOMS. KIT AND
bath bath. IL, lIctoysed porch COMPLETES inrnishe' She,
block from Mt Pleasant ears. S75. Adams
B BE- H91S REc IT ROOM K KIT H.
more st NV.
ONE ROOM. KITCHEN. BATH. FOUR OUT
Sde T apf Hotel cs Ss
$500 I4th ST N-W--NICELY FURNISHED
two-room. kitchen and private bath apart
KEDRICK APT sos. 1901 ST. NV
Fnur-room. hath and kitchenetts apt. attrac-
lively furnished, Call after > weekly. or all
day SUNDAY. ReterenCes. L.
= ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH-FUR
nShed as a home. In new building Apt
unturnished TO desirable tenant. Cleveland
$500 10th ST. N.w--WELL FURNISHED.
! bright. Broom apt. All convenience.
| Spacious screened porch Reasonable
! CHARMING STUDIO APT. Top, FL ]
| k b.. glassed breakf., sleep. porches: .uniqle
| comfortable. priv. quiet; gar; refs. 1889 ..
! LIKE HOME-CHARMING LITTLE APT.
bed ;illy rmt: attrac. kit, glasSed breakf SIP.
! porch 10 IT.. h VIII. cont. h w. clcc.. gas.
jan: also entire End fl. apt. 1893 0, IL
| OPP. AYFLOWER-HIGH-C CLASS WELL
btur", / and r; b. apis. ti.h.k. and non
h.k.J: quiet, privacy: continuous H. W.
abundant heat; suitable official refs 1717
DE- Sales. II"
THE WENDALL. 1853 CALIFORNIA ST
these apartments Undoubtedly the Lowest
| rent. Soc manager
. OR 3 ROOMS X & b.: COMPLETELY
furnished. TO couple: ami: one block from
18th y. Fl. ave. Pot. 1900. Apt. 500. 15'
85 NJ ST NV APT. 2O4-2 ROOMS. KIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-10

LARGE FRONT ROOM with or without
board. small family garage. porch. five min
utes Key bridge. Gentleman. Clarendon
Va 7l3 IL