Evening star., 1928-04-25
Attractions in Washington Theaters
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The Mckinley Dancers, in q colorful
| dance spectacle, will provide entertain
ment before the young sultan. Their
Dances created by Miss Caroline Me-
Kinley, viii feature the gorgeous pea
cock, symbolic OF the Persian court.
Among the dancers will be Judy Lyeth,
Dorothy Parsons, Isabel Flippin. Mary
| Galloway. Alice Callan, Ruth Shoe
| maker, Jane Wyckoff Jean ArendeS.
Margaret Bum and Martha Fisher
Reserved seats for both performances
are now to be had both at the Arts
Club and at Wardman Park Hotel.
METROPOLITAN--"T Moose"
Richard BarthelmeSs is the star of
THE Moose" new First National pic
ture. to be presented at the Metropoli-
tan beginning Saturday.
A croSs-Section of life, stark and un-
adorned. is the description that has
been given of THE Moose" 1t is a story
OF an unfortunate boy who, thrown
among bad companions and denied the
love of father and mother. becomes a
rum-runner and gangSter The dra-
matte recital of his discovery of his own
identity and the revenge he takes upon
the man who wronged his mother is
SenSationally presented. The Moose"
is from willard Macks stage play. and
the screen production was directed by
John Francis Dillon.
The cast surrounding the star in
cludeS Lima BaSQuette, former Follies
girl; Thelma Todd. Montigu Love, Fred
Warren and Alice Joyce.
FOX-"Soft Living"
The Fox Theater announces as its
photoplay attraction next week Soft
with a cast including John Mack
Brown Olive Tell and Henry Kolker.
The stage program. directed by S. j.
Stebbins, will feature return engage
ment of Fred BerrenS in novel pres
entation. Also featured will be a pres
entation entitled Honolulu Nights"
which will carry the vocal ensemble and
ballet corps, and will have as its prin-
cipalS several well known Hawaiian
artists.
Under the direction of Leon Brusiloff.
the concert orchestra will present
"TannhauSer" melodies. with which the
vocal ensemble will be utilized along
with proper scenic investiture.
EARLE-"Bare Knees"
Bare Knees" a story of the modern
flapp-r. is the screen feature at the
Earle Theater next week. The stage
offering is new Hyman production. "A
Jazz Carnival" featuring Jack Pepper,
AL and Ray Samuels. Charles Rozella.
Markell and Faun. Collette sisters, Cae-
Sar Nesi and the Maryon Vadie Dancers.
Virginia Lee Corbin as the star of
Bare Knees" is said TO present the
modern girl as she really iS--cosmeticS.
galosheS, cigarettes, bobbed hair, bare
knees and all. She also shows that the
girl Of today knows her signals--when
to stop and when TO 60. While S
thinks everything In life Is ground for
fun and Is daring In her style of clothes
and actions. still. she Is just the kind
of girl one would like for a wife or
sister.
Bare Knees" was written by Adele
Burlington, and tn direction was by
Erie G. Kenton. The cast includes
Forrest Stanley. Donald Keith, Jane
Winton and Johnnie Walker.
PALACE-'Easy Come, Easy Co."
Richard Dix's new comedy farce,
Easy Come. Easy Co." will be the
screen attraction at Loew's Palace,
starting Saturday. with Dix in the role
Of an American youth, honest and in
dustrious, but temporarily downcast
and in need of job
At this crisis In his life he meets a
girl and, almost simultaneously, is un-
Willingly induced to aid a clever out
good-natured crook In o bank robbery
When he discovers what he has done
he is in such position as to make res
titution difficult and embarrassing, and
those persons most interested in re-
covering the money do all IN their
power TO Illustrate his good intentions,
but all turns out well in the end.
On the stage Frank Cambria will
present "Swanee Noon" a rhapsody of
Dixieland. introducing the Swanee Oc-
tette In Songs of the South: Jack
North, the banjokster: Cy Landry. the
Girls. Southern bellies in new struts: