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Photoplaysthis Week ^ | Theaters Part 3.8 Pages Photoplays This Week AT PHOTOPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK. METROPOLITAN.Jackie Coogan. in "Trouble." Shown this after¬ \ A. noon. 9 PALACE."The.Ordeal." Shown this afternoon. RIALTO."The Trap" and Maria Samson, singer. Shewn this after¬ Theater and noon. - Photoplay COLUMBIA."The Good Provider." Shown this afternoon. CRANDALL'S."Second-Hand Rose" and "Cops." Sr » this after- noon. j LINCOLN."Find the WonAn." Shown this afternoon. Current Attractions METHOPOLITAH."Trouble". EIALTO."The Trap" and Maria "Step JJorward." Samson, Concert Arti»t. AT THE THEATERS THIS WEEK. Jackie Coogan. the Juvenile genius. Lon Chaney will be pictured in a to¬ who shared the honors with Charlie Universal production. "The Trap GARRICK."Enter, Madame." comedy. Opening performance Chaplin in "The Kid" and subsequent- one of Ihe most-talked-of film dra¬ morrow evening. ly was the star of "Peck's Bad Boy" mas of the year, at Moore's Rialto New show tomor¬ JULIA HASSOtf land "My Boy," will be seen for the Maria Samson, star of the B. F. KEITH'S.Peggy Woods; vaudeville. opens firs* time in Washington this week Jj"8 Y ' at Budapest for six years, row matinee. Cosmos Jn "Trouble," at Crandall's Metro- will be heard in concert, with Gusta- vaudeville. New show opens tomor¬ polltan Theater, beginning (his after- Hinrichs continuing aa guest-con- COSMOS."Jazz-o-Maniacs," noon. Also for the first time. "Step ductor of the orchestra. row afternoon. Forward," the latest Mack Bennett "The Trap" is a story of the Cana Ben be dian northwest. of a French- STRAND."Bits of Dance Hits," vaudeville. Opens this afternoon. comedy, starring1 Turpin. will Gaspard. shown. o .! Canadian trapper, who goes about the In 'Trouble" Jackie Coogan is pic¬ world with a song in his heart and GABBICK."Enter Madame." Others will be Wells, Virginia and tured as Danny, a youngster in the on his lips, when enters Benson, an West, as "Two Jolly Tars and a Community Orphanage, who has an American adventurer. who steal* Gilda V&resi and Dolly Byrne's de¬ Girl"; Moody and Duncan, in their RUTH- eventful but not always happy career Gaspards mine and sweetheart As lightful comedy. "Enter Madame,.' novel "Opera and Jazz. Inc."; Mme. as mentor for other kiddies^ less re¬ he had loved with all his heart, so will be tiie next attraction of the Vaiady and company in a novelty. rotx sourceful than himself. When the now he hates with equal fervor and Garrick Players, opening with a per¬ Jack Hanley and his funny sticks, poroth7 orphanage, out of funds. Is compelled becomtjs a wolf in human form and formance tomorrow night. and the usual house additions. Keiths to close, Danny finds comfortable step by step wreaks vengeance on This production, which ran a year Today at 3 and 8:15 the final per¬ MS homes for all his pals, even "Sherbit," the man he hates. on Broadway and is now running formances of last week's bill will be grew a little colored boy. Danny is adopt¬ ,rene Rich- Dagmar in "London, has just been released for ed by a shiftless, Godowsky.<-£Jan Herbert Standing.1 Spottis- a most in¬ given. wife-beating plum¬ stock production. It tells Gawdk. ber. When the man refuses to an¬ wood Altkan. Stanley Goethals an.I teresting story of a great crisis in the swer a phone call for at l-rank Camptau are in the cast. of a star and de¬ COSMOS."The Jazz-o-Maniacs." quick help life grand opera the home of a matron Maria Samson, soloist. has a lyric- pends largely for its great success \ "The Jazz-o-Maniacs," featuring the wealthy society the Danny himself assumes the responsi- soprano of unusual range, brilliant upon the brilliance of its lines, ab¬ Atkinson-Hasspn-Mack Trio, with of and a stir. as a billty mending the leak in the quality: delightful personality sorbing action and emotions that Juniper Jazz Band, described sing¬ pipes, with tragic results, but the a keen sense of humor. She is Madame is called upon to choose be¬ ing. dancing and musical organization event to an, known to the tween her love for her art and her music and leads better days. picture patrons of the better kind, featuring "Ste^i Forward" introduces the w,e'' York, having recently com- inherent affection for family life and not noise, will be the outstanding feature ¦ . 5* twt love. How she makes the choice be¬ of the Cosmos Theater bill this week. A cross-eyed Mr. Turpin as a street car Pi a, ,"y-»'tek engagement al motorman-conductor on a one-man the Capitol Theater in that city. Miss fore a near-tragedy enters her life is companion stellar attraction will present Samson will a Wash- run, harassed by a variety of an- appear three times daily. gem of happy endings. Bobby Bernard, the well known *s ^er The will Wanda the his own noyancesi The action is amusing and selection the aria froni play jjive Lyon ington comedian, and company* replete with funny "stunts." The chocolote Soldier." with Prof most pretentious role she has had in in "The Soap Salesman." a lauj?iiHb*e. oustav Hinrichs h^r career. Miss character William Dvorak's "Carneval" overture by conducting. Washington Lyon one-act, comedy, by the orchestra and ftiusical comedy, "The Hickorv will enact the character of Madame, Fried. settings , ?.h^l,!tie in vhich Gilda Yaresi attained foot- and Den¬ for the features, with the Pathe News Hick, featuring Bobby Vernon; thr Others will include Howard and of premier of Educational* light eminence. Earle Foxe will be ny. burlesque recruits, with all new "Topics the Day," will be showing £ten as a that a added attractions. subject. -How to Grow Thin." and the husband, role comedy features: the Dennis Sisters, the latest Fox News will be added von stellar honors for Norman Tre¬ trio of talented girls in soncs a''d cos¬ attractions. vor. Ada Meade has a part ideally tume dances; Bert Shepherd and Com¬ suited to her talents and Gerald pany. Australian busn whip expei'isa, and COLUMBIA.The Good Provider.' Oliver Smith. Frank Du Frane, Dor¬ "Bifrnum.," a myftery with two voices. Fannie PALACE."The Ordeal." McGrew, Sara Farrar. Mrs. will Hurst. the short-story othy The photoplay feature picture writer, who grave the screen "Hu- Agnes Ayres. star of many brilliant Charles B. Hanford. Edward Trusheim Frank Mayo, in "The Man Who Mar¬ Chaney moresque." has contributed i aramount productions, will be j>ic- and the i>fher favorites will be seen. ried His a film of another Wife," strange story Rialto triumph of human frailty and no- tured at Loew's Palace Theater th*s Producer George Henry Trader prom¬ a man of two faces who fought for the to the this afternoon, in ises an and some bilUy silversheet in "The Good b/gin,liriK exquisite mounting love of the same woman twice and won. .Scene Pr^'ider," the production Frank The Ordeal." the first original screen elaborate costumes to interest fem¬ A Pathe comedy, the Internationa! News director by Somerset inine patrons. and the Urban Movie Chats will be Borzage. of "Humoresque." ^ Maugham. -from which will be shown this week at The Ordeal" was prepared for the A holiday matinee will be given other attractions shown at all perform¬ screen from on Loew's Columbia Theater, beginning Mr. Maugham's manu- Tuesday afternoon, and. after this ances from Monday to Saturday. this script Beulah Marie Dix and was week, the matinee will a Provider!' afternoon. by " Tuesday be An attractive bill of entertainment is "The, Good "The Good Provider" personally directed by Paul Powell regular feature. announced for today, at 3 p.m. glorifies the starting father of the family, thp.t unsung Its cast includes Conrad Nagel. Edna Colttmbta hero of millions of American homes, Murphy. Clarence Burton. Edward B. F. KEITH'S.Peggy Wood. STRAND."Bits of Dance Hits." and. shows the slow but gradual rise Sutherland. Ann Schcafer. Eugene to Edward Pretty Peggy Wood, the star dis¬ This week, beginning today, the prosperity of a small-town mer¬ ?deJ* Harrington. tinct of musical comedy, who was a chant and his reluctant but eventual Martindel. Shannon Dev and Claire Strand Theater will offer as its head- yielding to the clamor of his De Brey. hit In "Going TTp." "Odds and Ends" liner. "Bits of Dance * grow¬ Hits," described ing children. ; The story concerns a young wife and other Broadway successes, will be as "a radium of lerpsichorean splen¬ one of the four headline attractions Eventually the strain .becomes un¬ eIderl> physician who is con- dor. one of the finest offerings of this Attractions the straw anJ over the friend¬ at the B. F. Keith Theater this week, The act is car¬ Coming bearable. final being the fcS!re^with Jeal°usy year." lavishly staged, of his ship that exists between her and a commencing at the matinee tomor¬ ries its own scenic effects and no ex¬ apparent failure- daughter to make, a brilliant marriage because younger doctor. The girl has married row, and omitting the extra mati¬ pense has been spared in costuming. to nee Decoration Miss Wood will he cannot give her a suitable dowry. furnish financial aid to a crippled day. A quintet of lively steppers Is one GABRICK."The sister, and she has a weak head her four buddies, with Harold of its features. Acquittal." In desperation, he turns to suicide morally Zelda Sears composed the Elmer Rice's great mystery melo- and only by accident is he prevent¬ brother.
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