The Washington times., 1928-08-30
Labor Day Programs
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the new week beginning Saturday
The entire cast packed trunks Tor
the trip to st, Michaels, Md.
where the theme locale is filmed
ray Wray and Gary Cooper are
starred III this film adoption Of the
Saturday Evening Post story,
Four Brothers" Added attrac-
tions will include short vitaphone
subjects, newsreeI and Metropoli.
tan Symphony.
The story concerns the fascina-
+ tion OF d sheltered daughter Of one
Of MaryIand,s first families for d
luwIy oysternan. Gary Cooper Is
the Oyerworked deckhand and not
nearly 30 loWly as stranger
might be led To believe.
COLUMBIA the second week
of the Greater Movie Season ut
Loew's Columbia win be intro
duced with continued showing
of Greta Garbo in The Mysterious
Lady. The picture Ii the story
OF Greta Garloo an q Russian spy
whose task 1t is to secure certain
papers from young Austrian
officer. BY pretending to fall in
love with him she is able to-
secure the official notes she de-
sires for her own government.
Augmenting the feature picture
are many diversified short sub
jects which include the M-G-M
Newsreel, Thrills of the Sea.
Hide En- Cowboy. and an IN
teresting oddity Sleeping Death. z
Claude Burrows conducts the CO.
lunbia Concert Orchestra through
4 music film, Melodies Of the
Southern States.
GAYETY The opening of the
new season at the Gayety Theater
will occur with q performance
next Saturday night and the oc-
caaion viii find the Gayety Bur.
lesque stock Company making its
bow to the local fans Il Hirst
and Benjamin Jacobson will con-
troll the destinies OF this play.
house this season. The opening
attraction will be 'It." a sparkling
revue that made big hit during
a long run in Philadelphia. cit"
Is described As being rich in good
comedy situations, coIorful ere.
atoms and good music.
The company will consist Of ten
principals and a chorus of ~
pretty girls. Artie Leeming will
head the forces Of humor. being
assisted by Bob Snyder and
Charles GoIdie. Others include
Wanda Pep) De Won. Ann Myers.
Eddie Aiken. Roy COwan, May
Janese, Jean Mccoy. Ruth Madi-
son and. the Balmar Comedy -Four.
Bennie Bernard and Al Golden
will be in charge Of each prOduc-
ton. There will be an entire diff
-ferent show by the same present
ing company each week with daily
matinees.
STRAND - Mutual Burlesque
will offer many new shows this
season, among them Dainty
Dolls" the special attraction
announced for the Strand Thea
ter beginning Sunday matinee.
Featured members of the cast
are Joe Nose. Frank Kramer and
Nina Bernard. comedy artists,
song interpreters and dance dem
onstrators OF a very exceptional
kind. Others worthy of serious
consideration are Jessie Arnold,
a soubrette well known to burr
1esque; Ruth Bradley, q recruit
from grand opera but devoted to
popular songs; Jimmie Marsh, q
character man, and Herman
Haypp, whose tramp portrayels
are true to life. The chorus Is
a frolicsome one, not plain
looking girl in the bunch, nor a
lazy one.
GLEN ECHO PARK--As Au.
gust wanes, and September, and
zon, Glen Echo Park continues
to bask in the sunlight of popu.
larity. offering as many diver.
sions az there are tastes to sat-
isfy, Upon arrival at the park
one of the first things that greets
the eye, and ear, Is the aero
swing attracting all who are
'air-minded" and it's said that
In these days. three out OF four
have It." As for the dip. roller
coaster. old mill, whip, and other
diversions, it's a case of ''the
more you get the more you
want" If the conclusion is to be
drawn from the patronage dis.
played. UP in the ball room,
from the first tap OF McWilliams'
baton to the last strains Of the
goodnight waltz, one finds the
smooth floors accommodating
dancers drawn from the four cor
ners OF the city, for the fame Of
this orchestra has been spreading
since opening day,