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The Washington times., 1928-06-11
COL UMBIA CAN
BRAG ABOUT
THIS Bill I

Clara Bows flaIr tresses are
being glorified for second week
at Loews Columbia Theater ia
Elinor GIyn's merry story Of d
gold-digger who reformed. The
story Ii light but poppy, and
allows Clyde Burroughs orchestra
to play That Red Head Gal'' To
it's hearts content
The film brings back to us the
pale and goofy William Austin.
whom YOU may remember as the
floorwalker in TT" Here Is a.
great film comedian. The lead.
ing man Ii Lane Chandler, who
seemed to register very effectively
on the feminine patrons. A few
shots IN technicoIor serve to bring
out the wild glory Of Clara's hir-
suite adornment.
Technicolor also Ii employed
throughout in q short subject on
Walter Raleigh. with beautiful
Dorothy Dwan and Forrest STAN
ley. The settings and costumes Of
this little film should be studied
by anyone interested in the Eliza.
bethan era.
The M-G-M News scores with
dramatic picture Of Chinese flee
ing their NippOnese neighbors.
and with other startling and in
teresting events Of the day. It's
a bill that the Columbia can brag
about for many q day. r..
The Washington times., 1928-06-11
MENACE
IS SEEN In
THIS ONE

THAT sinister person Is the
unofficial title that has been
bestowed upon Gustav Won Seyf-
fertitz, one OF the screens fore
most character actors whose new
est role is with Mary Astor, Gill
bert Roland in Rose OF the
Golden West" the major screen
offering at the Metropolitan Thea
ter this week.
Won Seyffretitz has q remark
able magnetic screen personality.
Two inches above the six foot
mark, sparely but strongly built,
with dark, deep set, piercing eyes
and a. thin face, he fits perfectly
into the needs OF many stories
and in addition is an unusual
Photographic subject.
He was born in Austria and
went on the stage there as soon
as he left school. He studied
stage direction under the Euro
pean master, Max Reinhardt, and
came to the United States as
a player in a German speaking
theater in New York. Later he
was stage director for Ethel
barrymore and many other of
Americas greatest stage artists.
he has been in motion pictures
only few years but has APP
peared in support OF Mary Pick.
ford, Pola Negri and nearly every
other star.
The Washington times., 1928-06-11
FREE DANCING
IS BEACH
NOVELTY

Free dancing from 2 to o'clock
every afternoon is the latest
innovation at Chesapeake Beach,
washington's nearest salt water
resort. An immense electrola.
hooked up to powerful amplifiers,
furnishes the music. which is de-
clared by everyone to be superb.
The dancers are mystified as the
great volume of rhythm floats
from the invisible orchestra, In
the regular band stand.
riding the ponies" is another
innovation. A large pony track
has been built on the beach near
the Riddles freel Fairgrounds and
eight beautiful ponies have been
put on it. Children are getting
q great kick out of riding the
animals.
The beach has also installed
q thrilling aerial ride. Seated in
tiny chairs suspended from long
cables. the merry makers whirl
round and round and higher and
higher. the sensation being SINH
lar to riding in an airplane. The
resort now boasts five big rides
the others being the Comet, the
Whip, the Ferris wheel, and the
merry-go-round.
Gay colored umbrellas have
been set along the sandy beach
for the free use of bathers. Free
slides in the water add thrills
20 the bathing.
The Washington times., 1928-06-11
NEGRI
FEATURE is
AT PALACE

Three sinners. current AZ
traction III the Palace. while not
i play to recommend 70 the sweet
girl graduate. Il nevertheless 4
most absorbing piece and gives ID
Pola Negri l vehicle that Is suited
to her alone.
The story u somewhat incrcd
ible, but to those credulous souls
ii il possible Tor ! husband "a
three days To completely forget
his wife when she covers her
dark treSses with the type Of hair
gentlemen prefer and her guile
less manner with q heavy coat
of sophistication.
Az the Countess Gerda VVallen-
tin she runs the garnut. from
respected member Of society to
that Of painted adventures In
d gaming den. The action starts
when her husband wishing To.
carry on an affair with another
woman sends her TO Vienna.
The best friend cf the count
comes into the picture, the con-
seQuent betrayal of the wife.
IA train wreck. Fear Of the wife
that her slip win be discovered.
Remuneration 81 her home ana
child and the subsequent meet
Ing In gaming den.
In tfle Windup The charming
countess takes the child and sails
Tor the United states. or course
the American millionaire Is pres.
ent
TuIlio Carminati as the lover
gives an excellent portrayal as
does Paul Lukas IN the role 0f
the husband. Olga Baclanoya AZ
the other woman proves an excel
lent foil Tor Poia Negri.
The piece IS really excellent and
Is well worth seeing. Every ele-
nent, iii fact the entire play ~
one that gives P0Ia Negri every
opportunity to further display her
ability.
The remainder 81 the bill is
splendid. sunny skies with the
Pedro Rubin girls IN Italian garb
Is b tasty bit s0f revue. Wesley
Eddy is excellent as always and
Wee Willie RObyn nearly stopped
the show with his interpreta alton
of Laugh Clown Laugh
Maurice CoIleano In acrObatic
dancing Is good and Joe Ternint
sonnolent melodist rounds ont an
excellent bill.
The supplemental features, an
4 M G. M news reel and the
Palace orchestra under direction
Of Harry Barjes and Charlie
Craig are excellent. In fact the
Palace this week Is well worth
your while.
The Washington times., 1928-06-11
Miss Lou LanglOtz's
Pupils Plan Recital

Talented tots, ranging in years
from two and a half to five, will
be presented at the Mayflower
Hotel Thursday evening, June 81,
at 8:15 in series of terpsi-
chorean tableaux and dance evoIu-
tions that are promised to be as
beautiful as they are unusual.
The program, which will be
under the direction of Miss Lou
Langlotz of the Playhouse Studio.
will include 1.-THE Winder Babies
Baby Nymphs" and Baby We'd
ding of the Rose" featured at.
fractions. The little dancing
artists will include Marian Fave
Levin. France May Friedman and
Rhoda Lissy.
The Washington times., 1928-06-11
GOOD PICTURE,
PLUS PEPPY
MR.. PEPPER

Mr.. Pepper, with more 'pep"
than ever. is again doing business
the old standl' welcome back,
Jack; that was long week for
us. too!
the double program at the Earle
this week IL exceptionally good.
The stage presentation, Streets
~ New York" is both unique in
setting and entertaining In charac-
ter. The acts are all very worth
while. The Novelties, who need no
Introduction to washington. are
again Offering their Love-birds'
number, which Is always good for
much laughter; Peggy English,
Brunswick recording artist, sings
some new songs In her clear voice.
III is certainly a pleasure to listen
Ia such enunciation; the English
Tivoli Girls, six clever dancers. are
4 iov in both numbers; Georges
LYONS PLAYS some popular bits on
tla harD and does very well with
his singing OF Ramona. The
Earle stage band gives a speciality
selection, with Joe 81 singing the
chorus. TO close, Mr.. Pepper
0ITeTS as SUI RAAS0 - AN1N1lA es~sse -
volIng local aDarktoWn" steppers,
with real '.dancin' feet!
on the screen II the Henley pro-
duction Of the John Fox, Jr., novel,
.aThe Little Shepherd Of Kingdom
Come, with Richard Barthelmess
playing the title role. This Is
beautiful version Of the popular
book with some exquisite natural
settings.
Tha story. familiar to great
MANY. Is in brief. that of q young
naonntaineer who IS adopted into p
family of the old south and, acting
on his own beliefs and convictions,
without the background Of tran1.
ton. Joins the Union forces and
eventually finds his happiness -
tl1e hills from whence he came.
Richard BartheImess, as Cnaos
doea some really remarkable Work
and those sequences, particularly
~ which he seeks only the conn
panfonslip of his dog, are keenly
nofnted with emotional strain. lL
IL difficult role, and DICK
handles it forcefully, but It Is not
up ia the high mark he set for
himself III "ToIabl David. Molly
r 49, -
O,Day Is convincing as Melissa,
the sweetheart Of Chad. Doris
Dawson, as the most beautiful
belle in ali Kentucky, is q dainty,
lovely youngster. but her makeup
is 3 bit amateurish. The support
ing cast is large and capable, ana
contains some familiar and un
familiar names Gardner James,
Walter Lewis. Martha MattUx,
David Torrance. and Claude Gil
IingWater.
There is action apIenty. suf-
ficient love interest and enough
difficult situations to please the
most critical "fan." but it IL not
the best thing that Barthelmess
has accomplished so far!
The usual short reels complete
q neritorious bill *. X.
The Washington times., 1928-06-11
NEW JAZZ BAND
DOMINATES
AT FOX

Al hight class stage bill and q
picture of merit this week COM
bine to make the Fox Theater 3
program one Of extraordinary
interest and value.
IA galaxy OF imported stars from
such well known shows as Big
Boy and Manhattan Mary"
contribute talent that can be APP
preciated by the most discriminate
ing. For instance, the Revelers,
a band that does credit to any
OF the Jazz organizat tons now in
existence, was group OF III
dividuaI stars within 1t that rates
second to none. Gold and Ray,
aside from being viOlinists. put
over a steppin' act that loosens
every joint.
Flo Perry enters after q jazz
number to do the introducfions
and this petite mistress of
ceremonies keeps things moving
hot from the time her first num-
Der goes over with bang.
Earl Stanford. whose name was
recently linked with the Jolson
show, brings down the house with
two numbers. a song and q dance.
I<EW ElI1k COuiHlh11uS dIICHE1OM
in a clever dance; the Andio
Sisters present an acrobatic dance
of more value to the audience
than the performers; the Two
Sammies do a bit OF shimmying
and shaking OF limb that must
challenge Gilda Gray while Gill
Lamb and Don Humbert, IL let
alone, could put over a musical
comedy by themselves.
The Twelve Steppers who come
here from Manhattan Mary" are
rare artists of the terpischore
whose movements in harmony will
gain them much ere they depart
from the Capital.
George O'Brien and EsteIle
Taylor, in the picture classic,
Honor Bound" give a vivid I'm.
depreciation of two characters, one
honorable and the other unprin-
cipled, trying to revive hope for
two souls STEPPED in sin at the
outset Of a heart-rending drama,
the scenes of which are laid in a
prison labor camp. In the end
the inevitable moral is drawn that
convict labor is not meant for
civilization and love conquers.
Fox Movietone News and the
Fox Grand Orchestra playing Fin
Iandia" and conducted by Leon
Brusiloff draw the final APPLAUSE
and the curtains.--C. w.
The Washington times., 1928-06-11

4
Also a wire. from Joseph F.
Kennedy, generalissimo Of the
Keith forces, states nothing TO
be said just yet on the new
Keith Theater plans. The project
is tied up with difficulties over
acquiring leases on certain prop
critics.
Jack Dempsey's wife needs bet
ter parts In pictures. Honor
Bound, at the Fox, gives her q
task without vestige OF appeal.
Al tvamp married TO q heavy
villain who wears his ten-pound
hat at all times even when he
enters boudoirs. Estelle Taylor
finally gets tiny hand when
she smacks him good with
horsewhip.
In truth the director Of Honor
Bound uses some ineffective
methods to emphasize particular
traits in his characters. The
hearfIess warden OF the convict
camp is shown crushing ordinary
house flies with a conventional
pest sWatter These shots pre-
sumably to accentuate his brutal
instincts.
I know q sweet faced old lady
of the gentIest manner. normal In
every way, until she finds com
mon fly has crept inside the
screens and invaded her apart
ment. Then, swatter Ia hand, she
pursues the nuisance with all the
relentlessness OF the posse trail-
ing Sinba, king Of the jungle.
Until the execution is history she
enjoys no peace. sstill one would
never call her cruel.
AS for those folks who keep
their hat on m the house. I
think they are more ignorant
than hard, the movie directors to-
the contrary. Even the most
hardened Doors acquire the habit
Of uncovering indoors, but the
Hollywood villains refuse to ac-
knowledge it. Nor for that mat
ter do flatfoot detectives in the
spoken drama.
Well, Pola Negri hooks up with
the girl who Is scheduled to take
her place with Paramount ac-
cording to gossip. and the honors
all go to. glaInorous La Negri.
Olga Baklanova. the Russian
actress being groomed for star
dom, Is in Pola,s picture at
LoeW'a Palace. OF course the fat
heroine's part is Pola's and Olga
plays the lady villain In Three
Sinners. But even ait that the
famous star Of Passion has II
for looks on Ballanova. Incl
dentally it is good picture
though the story Is highly i'm
plausible.
When Dick Barthelmess' latest
picture, Little Shepherd OF King
dom Come" was shown in New
York. its title was Kentucky
Courage. Shortened because of
difficulty in getting the long
name into electric bulbs. Tt Is
now being shown at the Earle
under its original title, which I
think is sensible. In response to
two inquiries this department
answers, yes, 1t Is the same John
Fox. jr., story which was once
made into a starring vehicle for
Jack Pickford. Mr.. Barthelmess
does a highly creditable job and
you may safely check this one as
ranking with the weeks best.
The Washington times., 1928-06-11
GOLDEN W EST
IN SCREEN
ROMANCE

'sRose of the Golden West, /"
co,starring Mary Astor and Gil
bert Roland. is the current at.
traction at the Metropolitan
Theater. The picture ID First
National release, directed by
George F'itzmaurice, whose very
effective and coIorful interpreta-
tion Of this Spanish American
romance. has much to do with its
success.
California of the early forties
with its Spanish background and
color and its controversies over
allegiance, provides a dramatic
and intriguing setting for
dashing tale, delightfully."- por-
trayed.
The sweet and winsome beauty
of Miss Aston has never been
more completely evidenced. Cast
as an English Spanish maiden in
q convent school. the girl falls
In love with a dashing caballerc
elopement. Roland is as hand
some a don Juan" as has APP
peared in the movies in many
moon and his riding is superb.
Aligned with patriot forces who
are eager to annex California to
the United States, the young
patriot is commissioned to kill
Romero, alleged leader of an an
tagonistic and traitorous crowd
bargaining with Russia. This
duty requires his immediate at
tention and after faithful
promise to return for the ex-
quisite senorita il his mission Is
successful, he speeds upon his
way The ensuing episodes are
exciting and thrilling and only
with the last curtain is the
satisfying and dramatic outcome
completely unfolded.
Montagu Love is splendidly
cast in a role requiring q great
deal Of picturesque character act.
ing, while Gustav Won Seyffer-
titz does well as scheming and
traitorous aide, and Flora Finch
lends ust the desired touch of
comedy. as rather dour
Supplemental features include
some most interesting color
scenes of Calcutta, and a Hal
Roach comedy, which, with b
news reel, round out the cinema
program.
Alex Podnos conducts the
Metropolitan orchestra, present
ing "Romona" as an atmos-
pheric overture.-H. X.
The Washington times., 1928-06-11
|WHENFEKTUREIS|
|SAOWN0NSCREEN|

EARLE-Richard Barthelmess,
in Little Shepherd of Kingdom
Come" At IL, 12:43, $50, 5. 1895
and 9:47 p. m.
RIALTO - Glenn Tryon and
Patsy Ruth Miller, in Hot Heels"
At 11:45, 1:20. 3;O5, 4:5O, 6:25, $40
and 9:45 p. m.
PALACE-Pola Negri. in "Three
Sinners" At 1920, 2:20, AGO, $50,
1855 and 9:55 p. m. =
Observation-Disclosures Aston
and Gilbert Roland, in Rose of the
Golden West" AT 11:40, lao, $40,
$40, TAO and $40 p. m.
COLUMBIA-Clara Bow, in RED
Hair" At 11:15 a. m, 1:15, 2:25,
$50. 7:40 and 9:45 o. m.
"N---FstelIe Taylor and George
O'BrieH IN "Honor Bound" at
l2:S0, 2:54, 5:04. 500 and 1919.
The Washington times., 1928-06-11
LAUGHS GAL ORE
TN ZINE FL M
AT RIALT0

IL you enjoy q good hearty
laugh, in fact whole series Of
loud outlaws BY an means 50
to the RiaIto Theater this week
and see Glenn Tryon md Patsy
Ruth Miller in Hot Heels. cur
rent attraction.
Old and worn out gags that
drew and still draw 4 smoker are
conspicuous BY their absence In
ssHot Heels. The entire treat
ment Of the piece rules out the
stereotyped smile pulIers and sit.
nations develop that are natural
mirth makers.
Patsy Ruth Miller, q most
charming actress, in HCt Heel"
gives us one more reason to putt
her camera talent.
The story il that OF q small
town hotel owner who Is tricked
into buying 3 road show that is
on the verge of bankruptcy. at Is
logical enough that the owner
falls in love with Patsy Ruth Mill
Ter. leading lady OF the tab show.
Al fake telegram carries the troupe
ia Havana where Glenn III told
the theater has burned down.
Tod Sloan as 3 jockey with the
show induces Glenn to enter the
prop-horse in the Havana Steeple
chase. Yes, you guessed It. The
horse runs awaY with Glenn and
wins in q walk
There are more real laughs
packed in Hot Heels than in a
lot Of the so-called leading come
dies viewed In recent weeks. IL
Is a play that you can't help en-
joying and even II q confirmed
pessimist you will get real kick
out Of the piece.
Henri Sokolov, conducting dur
ing the absence OF Rox RommeIl.
handles the baton and his
Naughty Marietta was wen re-
ceived. An international News
Resi- and short comedy round
out the bill. BY all means see
Hot Heels You will not re-
gret it.