The Washington times., 1928-06-23
What's Just
Ahead i'm
TheaterS

Next week the National rheater
Players will present one OF me
most unusual melodramas ever
staged. 'Interference. the play
brought over from London last
season by. Gilbert Miller and fea-
turing A.. E.. Matthews.
Al murder committed, the man
who did It announced, when APP
pretended by the police, he had
done away with the woman be
cause she interfered with my
sense OF beauty.
John Warner will play the A. r.
Matthews part. Miss Leneta
Lane. leading woman Of the Ma
tfonal Thater Players, will play
the wife of doctor, q woman
frantic between two loyes--the
old and the new. other members
az the cast, under the direction
OF Clifford Brooke, will be seen
in 4 series Of roles somewhat dH-
ferent from the ordinary run.
The locale of the play is London
after the World War.
Ramon Novarro In Certain
Young Man" will be the principal
screen attraction at Loew's Palace
next week. Loew's Publix will pre-
sent another great stage presenta.
ton from New York.
Eleanor Boarlman in Diamond
Handouts" will follow in Emil Jen-
nigs in THE Street of Sin" at
Loew's Columbia.
The screen feature for the Fox
Theater next week is S Thief IN
the Dark. q William Fox produce
ton. 1T IS a story of the hangers
in with the tented outfits, circuses
and carnfvals, which are q gang OF
crooks. Not only Is the story said
to be unusual, but that the atmos-
phere OF the circus is maintained
with startling reality.
On the stage, s. j.. Stebbins, pros
ducer.manager. promises another
revue built for summer entertain.
ment with q new stage band and q
gathering of imported speciality
artists.
For the week beginning June 30
the Earle Theater will present on
it's screen the two favorites Mary
Astor and Lloyd Hughes in 4
screen version OF Dixie Wilson's
famous circus story Help Your
self to Hay" which has been
given the title for the screen OF
Three Ring Marriage On the
stage will be seen Stanley Com
pany OF America presentation "All
Aboard in which Jack Pepper,
the happy. poppy master of cere.
monies will be the featured star
assisted by a noted group Of
Broadway favorites.
Saturday. June 80 will mark the
local premiere Of "Glorious Betsy"
Vitapl1one talking film, starring
Dolores Costello. The story is that
of the love of Betsy Patterson Of
Baltimore and Jerome Bonaparte.
the brother of Napoleon. The
notable cast is led by Conrad
Nagel, John Milan and Paul Pan
ger.
GLORIOUS Betsy is sensational
innovation in the motion picture
world and the dialogue on Vita.
phone in interlude between the
symphonic accompaniment, is
thrillingly effective.
1t has long been the custom to
tho n.rf 80 r1dincy nf fha loOifi,
mate stage from time to time.
Now 1t seems that the silver sheet
will follow in the footsteps OF tn
older art by reviving the notable
screen productions of the past
years.
Chicago and several other large
cities tried the plan. recently. and
met with such overwhelming sus-
cess that It is rapidly being EN-.
braced by other theaters through
out the country.
The Rialto announces that 1t
wall fall into the line here for the
week starting Saturday. June 80,
with a gala revival of the screens
great successes--presenting diff,
ferent picture every day during
the week as follows:
Douglas Fairbanks in 1.-The
Mark of Zorro" Mary Pickford in
"Pollyanna. Dorothy and Lillian
Gish in D. W. Griffith's Orphans
of the Storm" Douglas Fair.
banks In robin Hood Mary
Pickford in "Tess of the Storm
Country" Richard Barthelmess
and Carol Dempster in ID. w.
Griffith's 1.-The Love Flower and
Douglas Fairbanks in 1.-The Three
MuaLeteeTS