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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1924

Page

8

Crandall's Tivoli and Metropolitan line up bold week

Crandall's Tivoli opens with The Fighting American and a grand stage bill plus Tivoli Mirrors. Rialto offering The Turmoil with a star cast and Claude Burrowa orchestra numbers. Washington venues host Never Say Die and Madeleine and the Movies at Shubert Belasco. Burlesque at Mutual presents Robbed Hair Bandits. Central theater offers triple feature Week includes Young Ideas Trail of the North Wind The Telephone Girl and The Code of the Wilderness with Pigskin and For Sale among Friday to Saturday highlights.

Crandall Tivoli Theater Tivoli Symphony Bailey F. Alart Elias Bress Douglas Maclean Washington Metropolitan Theater Metropolitan World Survey Metropolitan Symphony Daniel Breeskin Willie Collier New York Nat Goodwin Madeleine Shubert-Belasco George M. Cohen Donald Gallaher George M. Cohan Elsie Rizer Harry Irving Adele Windsor Chester “Rube” Nelson Pennsylvania Avenue the Mutual Mutual Cifcult Jack Garrison Central Theater Laura le Flante Neil Shipman Witwer Alberta Vaughn Kit Guard al Cooke Gertrude Short Arthur Rankin Great Weat Lige Conley First Nationals Cliff Bowen W. E. Thompson Misa Irene Juno

Ambassador Keiths presents Julia Sanderson in Moonlight and more

Julia Sanderson leads a week of vaudeville at B F Keiths Washington with Frank Crumit and a starry bill including William and Joe Mandel, Miss Grette Ardina, John Tyreil and Naville Fleeson Albert Von Tilzer. Hopper company debuts wanderer of the wasteland and other features roll at Ambassador and Crandalls next week.

Julia Sanderson Horace Wright Rene Dietrich Duponts Sparrow Marshall Montgomery Theatare Lucille de Haven Yong Wong Tony Cornetta Jack Danger and Healy Reynolds Saxton

Arab at Loew's Columbia Premier Sunday Afternoon

Rex Ingram presents The Arab at Loew's Columbia in Washington for a week long engagement starting Sunday. Ramon Navarro and Alice Terry lead a cast with desert tribesmen and European stars, filmed entirely in North African deserts, with added comedy, news and music.

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Broken Barriers at Loew's Palace With Star Cast

Reginald Barker presents Broken Barriers at Loew's Palace Washington week starting Sunday afternoon. Notable cast includes James Kirkwood Norma Shearer Adolphe Menjou Mae Busch George Fawcett Margaret McWade Robert Agnew Ruth Stonehouse Robert Frazer Winifred Bryson Vera Reynolds Edythe Chapman and George Kuwa. Palace offers short subjects including a Pathe News and Mr Gannon's symphonic embellishment.

Reginald Barker Metro-Goldwyn Washington Loew's Palace The Silver Sheet James Kirkwood Norma Shearer Adolphe Menjou Mae Busch George Fawcett Margaret McWade Robert Agnew Ruth Stonehouse Robert Frazer Winifred Bryson Vera Reynolds Edythe Chapman George Kuwa Palace Pathe News Mr. Gannon

Go To It at the Gayety theater features Columbia burlesque

The Gayety hosts the second week of Columbia burlesque with William Campbells big burlesque Ravus Go To It. It showcases eleven scenic settings, lavish costumes, and a charming chorus of pretty young women. Lead principals Jene Schuler and Jim Carlton provide mirth and music, with William H. Smith directing the local amateur follies adding punch to the bill. The St Johns steamer runs four weekly trips to Colonial Beach from the Seventh Street wharf on select mornings and afternoons.

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Radio Programs Today August 21 Schedule List

Eastern and distant stations detail the day’s programs from livestock reports to weather forecasts and musical performances. Highlights include the Navy band concert at 9 p m and lectures by Col Bowley at 8 15 p m with stations WCAP WRC KDKA KHJ KF I HKFEX CKAC and KFI among others.

NAA Naval Radio Arlington C. W Chicago St. Louisa WRC Radico Corporation Madga Beck Julia Seton Katherine Louise Smith Uncle Sam Col. H. L. Bowley United States Bureau of Public Roads Ruth Burns George F. Ross Ben Levin United States Navy Charles Bentor Radio Digest Associated Press CKAC Montreal KDKA Pittsburgh Fruit Growers Nurseries Newark N. Y National Stockman and Farmer KFI Los Angeles HKFEX Hastings Neb KHJ Orchestre Boy Scout Chio Corps WGR Daffalo The American Boy Story WGY Schenectady Muasic Addrss New York American Lithuanian Club Chorus Amsterdam Rochester Catherine Louise Smith Caroline Hender Beton Col H. L. Bowlby American Auto- Tmobcile Association Uncle Bam Navy Band

Marshall Hall Steamer Trip to Potomac Resorts Pleases Families

Marshall Hall on the Potomac, reached by the Steamer Charles Macalester, hosts Washington families for all day and evening outings. The resort features picnic groves, a roller coaster, aeroplane swings, bowling alleys, shooting galleries and other outdoor diversions for recreation.

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Seashore Radio Programs At Chesapeake Beach Night Shows

Seaside attractions draw crowds to Chesapeake Beach before summer ends. Listings show multiple radio broadcasts from stations across the nation featuring orchestras, singers, lectures, and children’s programs from 8 p.m. to late night, including performances by Ralph Garsten and Vincent Lopez, French Roumanian music, and a Navy band concert.

Chesapeakea Beach Broad Bay Ralph Garsten Coney Island Melville Robert Hicks Vincent Lopez KPO San Francisco KYW Calcago C. J. Perrin WEAF New York Elmer Grosso Dudley F. Fowler Bank of America Octavian Murt Som Roumanian Jackie Coogan Melvilla Banfotists Octavian Mariyon Roumanian Bague WDAF Kansas City School of the Air Nighthawks WDAR Philadelphia Daily Almanac Octavian Mureson Father Mureson America

Is a Bad Back Wearing You Out

A Washington crowd testimonials claim Doan's Pills relieve backache fatigue and nervous dispirit the reader to cleanse the body by aiding weakened kidneys before serious trouble. Say neighbors use Doan's.

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Get Out The Vote Push Amid Radio Group Alliance

The American Radio Association and the National Association of Manufacturers join forces to mobilize voters. Alfred M. Caddell announces a campaign urging members to vote and persuade others to exercise citizenship. England reports 1923 death rate at 11.6 per 1000, lowest on record, with infant mortality down to 49 per 1000 and births down about 22,000 from 1922.

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