The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-11

Iheatef Tim I6aluFS hSAs
Husbands For Rent. DESCRIBED
as a 'madcap marital romance.
1t is from. the, story Or EuW ~,
Justin Mayer and was directed py
Henry Lehman. Il
: on the stage s. =. Stebbins is
sponsoring Gitz Ritz, famed Tor
his pear Old Pal OF Mine" and
many other ballads and Natacha
Natova, dancer Of internatlonal
repute.
other features win be, the Fox
Grand Orchestra, Fox Movietone
News and other oddities.
EARLE - aThe Wheel Of
Chance the newest Richard
Barthelmess starring feature.
comes to the Earle Theater sat.
urday. In "The Wheel of Chance
are twin brothers. They are sep
arated by fate and 90 years later
meet under dramatic circum-
stances. Barthelmess plays potn
roles.
The stage attraction Is a new
Stanley Co. production, The Gar
den Party" with Joe Bonbrest as
master of ceremonies during the
absence Of Jack Pepper. Inc
program includes a news Teel,
comedy and music by the Earle
concert orchestra.
INTERCOLLEGIATE Texas
Steer" with viii Rogers VIII De
shown at the Metropolitan Inca
ter next week, beginning Sstur-
day.
Mr.. Rogers has in his support
Louise Fazenda, Ann Rork, Doug
las Fairbanks, jr., and others.
MANY OF the scenes were filmed
in Washington last summer.
The added short reel subjects
will include a new comedy. the
Metropolitan News and music
by the Metropolitan Concert Or
chestra.
PALACE Wesley Eddy and
his Ioew's Palace Syncopators,
starting Saturday present Wesley
Eddy's Vacation Days Revue IN
which r. II. Burnside's Ocean
Blues" will be presented. The
screen offers William Haines' lat
est starring picture. Telling the
World, new Metro'GoldWyn-
Mayer production.
Anita Page is Haines leading
woman.
Among those in the stage pre-
sentation are Scanlon, Demos q
Scanlon. and Moss and Frye.
There are also 81 Fosters Sea-
shore sweethearts, featuring the
sport ball dance.
Harry Borjes, conducting the
Palace Concert Orchestra, the
M-G-M newsreeI and short sub
jects will augment the bill.
COLUMBIA-Syd Chaplin's lat
est laugh hit, skirts Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer picture, starts at
Loew's Columbia. Saturday. The
picture is an adaptation OF the
London stage success, a Little
Bit of Fluff. Skirts was
filmed in London. the locale of
the story. and the supporting cast
is English.
The Columbia Concert Orchestra
under the direction OF Claude Bur-
rows, an organlogue, the M-G-M
News and selected short subjects
will augment the bill.
CHESAPEAKE REACH - Hot
city weather means nothing to
excursionists and vacationists at
Chesapeake Beach, Washington
nearest salt water resort. where
refreshing bay breezes constantly
blow. There Nne may find all OF
the pleasures of the seaside ana
only An hours ride from the
city's torridity.
A refreshing dip in 1.-THE water
makes one forget the hot wealth
err. The mile.Iong boardwalk,
lined with amusements. always is
swept by cool bay breezes. The
over-the.water dancing pavilion,
where Raymond Kibbey's Milo
Ranblers serve up warm music.
Is delightfully."- cool Shady picnic
groves beckon to the excursionist
to spread his luncheon In the
open.
Glen ECHO-That "hot music"
can be appreciated, even in hot
weather. is evidenced by the
crowds that patronize the Glen
Echo ballroom, where McWilliams
and his boys dispense this brand
of iazz. Other attractions there
are in plenty, to suit every taste,
ranging from the aeroplane swing
to Pennyland.
The dip, the derby racer and a
bakers dozen of other novel amuse-
ments, are operated by courteous
attendants, schooled in taking care
of the public. The scooters are
now operated by steering wheel,
and the kids are learning to be-
come motorists, skilled in avoiding
the snarls of traffic.
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