The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-09
y r o Or q I'M 5
For New
Week

Nottingham. In the cast of sup
porting principals viii be Lillian
Chaser, Ethel Clark, Oliver Reese,
Francis Tyler, Henry Kelly, Ann
Yago and Ed Metcalfe. robin
Hood" is noted for its tuneful
music. sone of its unforgettable
numbers being 20 Promise Me-"
the tinker's song, Brown October
Ale and the rollicking "Tailor's
Song" A new member of the
company, will be Sol Solomon, re-
called for his work in the role
Of Sir Guy of Osborne.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Monday
night the National Players under
the direction Of Clifford Brooke
viii present 1.-THE Thirteenth
Chair" This mystery play was
written by Bayard Vellier, author
OF "Within the Law" and the
wonderfully successful Trial or
Mary Dngan,' now current on
Broadway. It pictures mys-
ferious crime which occurs in the
dark, and is eventually solved by
some undue and surprising meth
DDS. The action frequently bor-
Ciers on spiritualistic demonstra-
tions. Leneta Lane, Stanley
Ridges, Ed Arnold, Billy Phelps
and the other favorites are con-
genially cast.
EARLE Richard Barthelmess
IN THE Little Shepherd OF King.
dom Come" from the Immortal
story OF John Fox, jr., Will pro-
vide the main screen attraction
beginning Saturday. Molly ODay
Is seen in the leading role oppo-
site the star and others OF prom
inence include Doris Dawson
David Terrence, Claude Ching
water. Victor Potel and Gardner
James. Streets of New YORK,
Stanley Company presentation
will provide the stage prograih'
1t includes the Novelle Brothers,
six English Tiyoli Girls, Peggy
English, George Lyons and other
Broadway favorites. The stage
band win be led by Jack Pepper.
completely. recovered from MS
recent illness.
FOX-The new William Fox
production. Honor Bound, now
beinz shown at the local Fox The.
n.ter has been pronounced one OF
fhe best OF the new seasons prod.
nets from the Fox studios in Hol-
1ywood.
.fhe brilliant tone poem Elm
last seen here in East Side, West
side. ., another Fox production, in
the stellar role. His chief femln-
inc support is Estelle Taylor, wife
of Jack Dempsey.
- - \ TArs rTsQY
another s. J. Stebbins creation
this week "Syncopation De Luxe"
wherein is introduced to Washing
ron another new stage band-The
Revelers. whitman important
stars. including the Twelve Step
pers."
Fox Grand Orchestra with Leon
Brusiloff conducting will render
the brilliant tone poem "F'tnl
landia," by Sibelius.
Fox Movietone News depicting
world events in sound and motion
will complete the program.
PALACE-Pola Negri, in 'Three
Sinners," her latest picture will be
the main screen attraction. begin
ming Saturday. Pola plays the
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becomes involved in a very tangled
love affair. 1t provides her with
the most interesting character she
has had in some time. On the
stage will be a new Loew-Publix
unit, with Wesley Eddy and his
Syncopators featured. Principals
include JoA Termini, Maurice
Colleano, wee Willie Robyn, of the
Capitol family; George Hayes,
the Twelve Pedro Rubin girls, and
an M.G-M Newsreel. and an over
ture by the Palace Concert Or
chestra complete the program.
METROPOLITAN - Director
George Fitzmaurice's latest pro-
duction, Rose of the Golden
West" will be the screen attrac-
ton beginning Saturday. Mary
Aston plays the lead in this at
rnospheric story of California in
the days when that romantic land
was under Spanish rule. MOntagu
Love, Flora Finch and a large
number of featured players com.
plete' the cast. Additional short
subjects. including q news reel.
and musical accompaniment by
the Metropolitan concert orches-
ira, Alex Podnos conducting, COM
plete the program.
COLUMBIA-Clara Bow in RED
Hair" remains for a second week
beginning Saturday. The flapper
star has fine role in this story
by EIinor Glyn. IT is that of a
"gold-digging" cutie who aspires
to find ease and contentment by
the less burdensome methods only
to discover that the conventional
scheme Of things is the best
after all. Lane Chandler, Holly
woods only red headed leading
man is cast opposite Clara in a
rich role. Augmenting the fea-
ture is Virgin Queen" in Techni-
color, a Hal Roach comedy, Topics
Of the Day. the M-GM news
reel and an overture by the Co
lumbia concert orchestra under
the direction of Claude Burrows.
RIAL O-"Hot Heels" de-
scr4bed as an exuberant comedy
OF sparkling youth with Glenn
Tryon and Patsy Ruth Miller
co.featured in the stellar roles
IL the screen feature beginning
Saturday. The story concerns the
hilarious adventures OF young
small town hotel owner who
swaps his property for full
ownership in a travelling thea
tFieal company. The supporting
cast includes GretZeI Yoltz, LLOYD
Whitlock, James Bradbury, ST.,
and Tod Sloan. who, in his day
was recognized as the greatest
jockey OF all time.
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