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NATIONAL PLAYERs-"The Skull"


Tomorrow night the National Theater
Players will present a comedy mystery
thriller that Washington has not yet
seen, although it is now being played
on a road tour across the country, after
successful Broadway run. 1t is said
to be an unusual and extraordinarily
high-powered mystery thriller and is
called THE Skull" 1t was written by
Bernard j. Owen and Harry E.
Humphrey, who set out to concoct a
piece of dramaturgy to beat The Bat
The action is staged in an old, aban-
doned church near Greenwich, Conn,
which, though abandoned by its congre-
CATION, proves not to have been aban-
doned at all by certain mysterious ele-
ments that hold forth In the old struc-
ture and from time to time manifest
themselves through blood-curdling calls
and caterwauls, hands darting from
dark corners, menacing figures which
stink across the chancel and terrifying
music from the wheeZy old organ in the
choir loft.
After the New England fashion. there
is graveyard adjoining the church,
and from the headstones and elsewhere
within its environs steal all sorts of
weird and fantastic figures, to create
one long nerve-wracking tension after
another.
The characters in "The Skull" are
most unusual. not quite like the char
acters in any other play, including an
old professor. who Is a hypotist and
who does a lot Of other work on the
side: the Skull, whose identity is not
revealed until the final curtain, and
also group of men and women who
become inextricably enmeshed in the
happenings of the old church.
METROPOLITAN OPERA.
The Metropolitan Grand Opera Co.
of New York win present four
operas this week at Polls Theater. The
company comes under the auspices OF
a committee of Washington society
women, with Mrs. Wilson Greene as
manager.
The opening opera will be MaSsenet's
"Manon,'' to be given Wednesday. at
| pm, in French, Louis Hasselmans con-
Quoting. The title role will be sung by
| Lucrezia Bori Other roles will be sung
by Beniamino Gigli, as Des Grieux;
| Giuseppe de Luca, as Lescaut; Leor
| Rothier, as Count DIES Grieux; Aida
Doninelli, Minnie Egener and Dorothes
Flicker as Pausette, Javotte and RoSette
respectively.
Thursday night at o'clock double
bill, "Cavalleria Rusticana," by Mas
cagni, and II Pagliacci," by Leoncavallo
will be sung in Italian, Vincenzo Bel
lezza conducting both operas. In the
Mascagni work the roles will be sung
by Rosa Ponselle. Marion Telva, Ar
mand Tokatyan, Lawrence Tibbett anc
,, Philine Falco. In the Leoncavallo opus
Editha Fleischer, Edward johnson, Gil
useppe Danies, Angelo Bada and George
Chechanovsky will sing.
| Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock the
Washington season will be closed with
performance of Verdi's Aida in Ital-
: ian, Tullio Serafin conducting. Tit
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roles will be sung by Rosa Ponselle,
Marion Telva, Giacomo Lauri-Volpi,
Ezio Pima. Louis d'Angelo, Mario Basi-
ola, Alto Tedesco and Aida Doninelli,
with incidental dances by Rita de Le-
porte and corps de ballet.
Tickets are on sale at Mrs. WILSON,
Greene's Office, in Droop's Thirteenth
and q streets northwest.
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MARnMAN PARK-aPenrod."

The Junior Theater at Wardman
Park will present this week end that
idyl of boyhood "Penrod" that has been
made into a play from the stories by
Booth Harrington, in which the inimit-
able Penrod figures. This will be next
to the last production of the Junior
Theater this season. There will be the
usual Friday matinee at $40. Saturday
matinee at 2:30 and performances both
evenings at 8:15 O'Clock.
George Vivian will stage the play and
will also take part Shirley Horton,
Leslie Kent, Henry Fonda, Kent Smith,
Marguerite Thorne, Betty Kilbourne,
Kay Conway. Kurt Nothnagle and all
the favorites of the Junior Theater vii
be seen. There will also be five chill
dren in the cast to please the kiddies.
AS amateur. dettecatif" the exploits
of Penrod make play that is delight.
1t is written in vein of pure comedy
and is based on the last of the Penrod
stories, but episodes from earlier stories
are incorporated into the amusing
drama. The play won instant favor In
its production at the Globe Theater in
New York,
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LITTLE THEATER-"LOve of


Loves of Casanova" French Cine
roman film Of the romantic episodes in
the life of Giacomo Casanova In eight
zenith century Europe. will be shown for
the first time at the Little Theater next
week. starting Saturday of this week.
The title role is played by Ivan Mos
joukine. a matinee idol of French
movie palaces. who was the star OF
Michael Strogoff." afterward playing
opposite Mary Philbin in Surrender"
The picture boasts some of the most
beautiful scenic effects. with the use OF
hand tinted film made by the women
and children Of France. These effects
for the most part are taken OF costumes
and natural settings. One of the out
standing features of the unusual at
traction Is the method of conveying
thoughts and ideas to the minds of the
audience. This Is handled by foreign
studio In a vastly different manner than
that employed by our own Hollywood.
Loves of Casanova" was taken from
the stage play by Alexander Volkoff,
who also directed the film. and may be
described as sophisticated romance
with one hero and many heroines-all
selected for their attractiveness. Besides
Mosjoukine. the cast includes Diana
Kerenne, Susan Bianchetti. Jenny Jugo,
Rina de Liguoro and Rudolph Klein
Rogge.
The doings of the New York Stock Ex-
change and Max Davidson comedy
complete the program.
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NATIONAL PLAYERS-"Nothing But
the Truth"

One of the earliest of the native
American farce comedies was Moth
ing But the Truth by James Mont
pomerv. which appeared some twenty
odd wears ago and which the National
Theater Players are going to revive
next week. beginning Monday.
Nothing But the Truth followed
the reign of English comedies ana
French farces that held control OF the
American stage up to the beginning OF
the twentieth century. While Ameri-
can playwrigllts were prolif1c In turn
ing out good, wholesome native drama,
it was mostly of the melodramatlc
sort. The writer's of comedies resorteo
always to a continental flavor. Renee
.sNothing But the Truth" is really
exhibit A of early American farce. 1t
is. too, one of the funniest ever
written.
The story reyolves around the up
set caused by a man who makes
wager to tell the truth, and nothing
hut the truth. for full "a hours. AT
the end of that time his whole world
seems to have gone topsyturvy, proving
that truth is a dangerous weapon.
Wilfred Lytell will carry the burden
of this play, with Miss Mary Newton,
Charles Hampden, Mrs. Hubbard, Rob-
ert Brister, Freddie Sherman ana MISS
Helen Wallace In the cast, directed by
Addison Pitt.
WARDMAN PARK-"Treasure Island"
Treasure Island" the book that first
gave name and fame to Robert LOUIS
Stevenson, makes fine play for the
young actors of the Junior Theater at
wardman Park this week end, and
tlc TnfraChtnH
spirit into it to give JOY to boyhood
dreams of adventure. The characters
are alive in the minds of young and
old. with Henry Fonda and Kent Smith
in the leading parts. In the cast also
are all the favorites of the group OF
young players.
There will be matinces Friday at $50
and Saturday at $50, with two evening
performances at BIS.
The next play will be Master Sky
lark"
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hours after eating. The quick
corrective is an alkali which neu-
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1.-THE BLUE BIRD" Tomorrow.

The annual Spring production by the
business and professional women's de-
partment Of the Young Wonen's Chris
tan Association viii take place to-
MORROW and Friday nights Of TINS week
at S:15 O'Clock III Barker Hall, Seven
tenth and K streets. Maeterlinck's
delightful fairy fantasy, The Blue
Bird" VIII be the play. 1t has been
directed by Alice SigWorth Morse, as
sisted by Bertha Pabst. with SOphronia
McNair as assistant stage manager and
Edith Dawson as director OF music.
Ten colorful settings have been pro-
vided for the scenes of the play, which
include the fairy palace, the land OF
memories and the palace Of night. The
acting cast includes SO players and the
dancing cast includes 10. Dance fea-
lures, including "Fireflies," Ghosts,
will O. the Wisp" and Perfumes" all
have been. created, by Mrs. Morse. who
likewise designed all the costumes for
the play. Groups of girls and young
women have executed their own CO.'S
TUNES. and other groups under Mrs.
Morses supervision have executed the
properties for the play.
Tickets may be had at the informa-
ton desk of the Y. w. c. A. Admins
tration Building and at the door both
evenings.
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STRAND-"Kewpie Dolls"

sKewpie Dolls" the Mutual Circuit
attraction at the Strand Theater next
week Is heralded as an example Of the
advances made in this form OF stage
fare
Featured in its cast are Jack Hunt,
Opal Taylor and Flora Dearth. Many,
If not all Of the principals, are said to
have been graduated from big revues and
have vaudeville experience also. Their
chorus is said to be composed of pretty
and talented girls.
Thursday evening there will be a
wrestling match between Demon Gar
DIM and Joe Turner, in addition to the
regular program.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

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"CAPONsACCHI" RECITAL Tonight.

Theater Arts School will present Ed
ward Abner Thompson, dramatic read
er, of Boston, Mass, in "Caponsacchi."
a dramatic version based on Robert
Browning's THE Ring and the Book"
by Arthur Goodrich and Rose A. Palmer,
this evening at S:l5 O'Clock at the
Roosevelt Hotel.
Miss Rose Palmer Of Washington. d.
C., elaborated with Arthur Goodrich
of New York City in the dramatization
of the play. which was originally writ
ten for Walter Hampden. In its pre-
mier performance in New York City
Mr. Hampden played the role OF
Caponsac chi.
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Weary River" is story of under
world and vaudeville life, and relates
the adventures of singing convict
whose voice over the radio brings him
love and fame 1t Is based on short
story by Courtney Riley Cooper and
was directed by Frank Lloyd. producer
of THE Sea Hawk"
The short subjects. also to be held
over for next week. include Vitaphone
short reel subjects and Pathe Sound
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cortMRTA-"The BeIIamy Trial"

Monta Bell directed the Metro Gold
wyn-Mayer talking picture, Ihe ben-
amy Trial" which comes to LoeWs
Columbia Saturday Included In the
noteworthy cast are Leatrice Joy, Betty
Bronson, Edward Nugent and Margaret
Livingston.
The picture opens in unique man.
ner with a current M-G-M news reel
that carries the audience into the
courtroom scene where the murder case
is being tried. The drama is said TO
be a masterpiece of suspense. thrills,
realism and character delineations.
The story concerns the murder OF
Mimi Bellamy, who was formerly en-
gagged to Pat ives but at the time OF
murder was married 10 Stephen Bell
amy. Circumstantial evidence points
to Stephen Eellamy and Sue Ives, Wlte
OF Pat Ives as the mufderetS and
through four reels the evidence Is pre-
sented, but when conviction seems as
sured, 8 surprise witness enters and his
confession is followed by the acquittal
of the accused pair.
Two Metro Movietone acts will pre-
sent Van and Schenk, popular singing
! comedians. and Elso Ersi and Nat Ayers
a combination of composer and singer
in authentic renditions. The M-G-M
! News, the Fox M0vletOne News and the
Columbia Orchestra under Claude Bur-
rows will complete the program.
EARLE "The Cohens and Kellys In
Atlantic City"
The screen comedy team Cohen and
Kelly have broken out into noise, dia.
logue, arguments and repartee. and viii
be heard as well as seen beginning with
/ the Friday midnight premiere at the
! Earle Theater in UniverSals sound fea-
! ture, THE Cohens and KelIys in At
! lantic City" George Sidney is the fea
| tured star, and Vera Gordon, Mack
| Swain and Kate Price play the
other featured roles, while Nora Lane
and Cornelius Keefe have the romantic
| roles. william J. Craft directed thi,
picture. much Of which actually was
| taken at Atlantic City.
The sqyabblss Of tbs BUSINESS part
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CLOTHING SALESMAN
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ners. Cohen and Kelly and their wives
makes hilarious comedy suited to talk
film presentation. In this picture they
are in the bathing suit business. How
they stage a $4,000. bathing beauty
contest at Atlantic City, against their
will, makes an interesting story, fun OF
funny situations.
Vitaphone short reel presentations,
overture by the augmented Earle Or
chestra and the Earle Topical Review
will complete the program.
FOX-"The Sin Sister"
1.-THE Sin Sister" will be the screen
attraction at the Fox next week. This
William Fox Movietone production stars
Nancy Carroll Lawrence Gray and
Josephine Dunn.
It Is described as a drama of the
frozen north which deals with six ILL
assorted companions who are marooned
in deserted trading post and their re-
action to terrible conditions OF hard
ship. Woven into 1t Is love theme
built around Miss Carroll as Pearl, a
Door. untutored, small-time vaudeville
dancer and Peter Lawrence Gray,
scion of an aristocratic old family, part
ners in adversely. The story has an
Alaskan setting and Is said to contain
many unusual camera studies.
The stage program will present Bert
Frohman as master of ceremonies and
a number of Broadway personages.
The Fox Orchestra overture and the
Fox Movietone News will complete the
program.
METROPOLITAN" River"
For the third and final week. Rich
ard Barthelmess will again be the fea-
tured star at Crandall's Metropolitan
Theater in his first Vitaphone talking
picture. Weary River" a First National
production In Weary River" be 1t
noted, Barthelm1%s not only talks but
plays the piano. Betty Compson APP
pears as Barthelmess' leading lady. and
the cast Is completed with George
Stone. william Holden and Louis Ma
theaux.
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ALUMNAE BENEFITS, Friday.

= The Friday night and Saturday after
noon performances by the New York
Theater Guild at Polls Theater this
aweek have been taken oyer by the
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GRANVILLE, MISUNDERSTANDING.

vi. Granville, distinguished English
actor. will be presented by American
University at the gymnasium on the
campus. Massachusetts and Nebraska
avenues Saturday night in a costume
recital entitled Dramatic 1nterludes. -.
II will be a presentation in costume ana
makeup of principal characters OF great
drama. The public has been invited
without charge.
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PaLACE-"Lady of the Pavements."

D. w. Griffth's United Artists pro-
d,iction. Lady of the Pavements. =
synchronized picture with talking ana
singing sequences, will be the screen
feature at Loew's Palace Theater. START
ing Saturday. Featuring Lupe VaieA.
William Boyd and Jetta Goudal, lne
nict,lre is said to be replete with mag
nificent sets and spectacular display.
Within the environment OF beauty
Griffith weaves one Of the most DARING
stories in his career, unfolding the m
triyues of a mistress of Napoleon VINO.
thWarted in her selfish love Tor an ON
Ger of the Prussian legation, succeeds
in marrying him off to girl OF the
streets for the express purpose OF oe-
basiEg him. A..
On the stage. Wesley Eddy and the
Palace Syncopators in 'Bubbling Over
the Ioew-Publix unit staged by Charles
Niggemeyer: Boyd Senter. saXophone,
and clarinet virtuoso; Markell ana
Faun. eccentric dancers; Lillian Roth'
vocalist; Eyal and Pring and the Gam.
bv-Hale Girls will complete the cast OF
the presentation. Added attractions
will include novelty short subjects. the
M-G-M News, the Fox Movietone News
the Palace Orchestra and Charles
Gaige at the organ.
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