The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-02
GLlNPSING NEXT
WEEKS FILM
SHOWS

COLUMBfA-One OF Samuel
Goldwyn's biggest productions.
The Winning Of Barbara Worth, -
comes to the Columbia next week
after months of patient waiting
by fans. A triple combination Of
author. producer and player in.
sures entertainment Of high
degree here. The film is adapted
from the widely.read novel by
Harold Bell Wright and featured
are. Ronald Colman and Wilma
Banky. the inseparables, with sup.
port supplied by Paul McAllister
and Clyde Cook The piece Is a
romance wherein men fight both
nature and for Women's hearts.
Shorter film. attractions win
round out.
METROPOHT AN-Richard
Barthelmess is the pictured star
at the Metropolitan for the new
week in "The White Black
sheep" while the companion film
feature will have Helene Chad.
wick in Wise Guys Prefer
Brunettes." Barthelmess il cast
as young Englishman who as.
suInes the disguise OF a desert
tribesman and has a flaming at
fair with little dancing girl,
played by Patsy Ruth Miller.
Others prominent in supportSare
Constance Howard, William
Tooker, Albert Frisco, Templar
Sake. Shorter films include the
news pictorial and natural
color scenic. The concert petite
VIII round out.
PALACE-Quite a big lineup
faces Palace patrons for the com
ing week. Wendell Hall, the
radio IKE strummer. will be. fea-
tured on the stage as will the
Four Fords In a miniature revue
Across the screen will be seen
Adolphe Menjou in Blonde or
Brunette" a=French farce OF the
eternal triangle wherein the star
IL supported by his brother.
Henri, and Greta Nissen, Arlette
Marchal, Mary Carr and others.
shorter topics will include the
organlogue. Aesop Fable, news
reel and Topics OF the Day.
RIALTO-A. double feature is
booked for the Rialto, beginning
Saturday. The film feature viii
be Universal's Sensation Seek
ers'' with Billie Dove. Huntley
Gordon, Raymond Boomer and
others. The stage novelty win
introduce in Washington the De-
Forest 'Phonofilm, which COM
bines both voice and action in
one picture. The subject here
will be the Club Alabam OF New
York and assurance is given that
every sound. even to the diners
voices, can be distinctly heard.
Sensation Seekers" concerns the
fast Long Island set and re-
wolves around Egypt. an uncon-
Ventional young thing who falls
in love with a young minister
but decides to marry someone
else. Wagging tongues give
things a novel turn. Interna-
tional Newsreel and shorter films
will round out.
NATTONAI-'sVenice and the
italian Lakes" is the subject of
the Traveltalk by E. M. Newman
next Sunday afternoon and eve
ming at the National. In q new
group of pictures and gorgeous
color views we arr promised a
gondola ride along the Venetian
canals. with visits to the Doges
Palace, the Bridge Of Signs and
the Rialto Gay are the scenes
at the Lido, where the summer
sea-shore girl parades in attrac-
tive pajamas. A visit full OF in
terest will be made to the home
of D'Annunzio, where we obtain
intimate glimpses Of the great
poet. All of the fascinating lakes
are included In this Journey
Como, Lugano, Maggiore, Garda
Orta. Some intimate glimpses of
Mussolini are obtained at Genoa
at the time when II Duce re-
viewed the Italian merchant
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