Tuesday and Wednesday Dorot h\
| Gish will be seen in a foreign-made
! production of the true life story of
“Nell Gwyn.” together with Ligc Con
ley in “Going Crazy"; Thursday anil
Friday, Betty Compson and James
Kirkwood, supported by Mary Astm,
George Marion. Mary Carr and George
Cooper, in First National’s production.
I "The Wise Guy,” augmented by an
j Aesop Fable and Topics of the Day.
Saturday, Charles “Buck” Jones In
J ”I,azy Bones” and Ralph Graves in
j Mack Bennett's production, "Honey
| mooners.” Each daily bill will lie attg
i niented by pip© organ numbers.
AMBASSADOR—“Men of Steel.”
Milton Sills, Doris Kenyon, Mn© Al
lison, Victor MeLaglen, Frank Currier
j and George Fawcett head the cast, of
j First National’s production, "Men of
| Steel,” to lie shown the first thrp©
! days of this week at Crandall’s
| Ambassador Theater, beginning this
j afternoon, supplemented by varied
I short films.
Wednesday and Thursday. Clara
Bow. Ernest Torrence and Percy Mar
inont will tie seen in “Mantrap,” sup
pleniented by Mack Sennett’s "Fight
Night”; Friday, Norman Kerry, sup
ported by Greta Nissen, Marc Mc-
Dermott, Cissy Fitzgerald and Nigel
Barrie, in Universal’s production. “The
Love Feast,” supplemented b.v an Im
perial comedy,'“Officers of the Day.”
and a scenic of the Canary Islands;
Saturday, Vera. Reynolds in "Sunny
Side Up,” together with the juvenile
comedy. "Raisin’ Cain”; the Pathe Re
view and Screen Snapshots.
WARDMAN PARK-“Cabinet of Dr.
Caligari.”
“The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari." the
famous German screen triumph, will
have its first American revival at the
Wardman Park Theater this week,
beginning tonight.
