The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-11
COMING ATTRACTIONS

The new musical play by Harry B.
Smith and Raymond Hubbell, entitled
THE Bachelor Bellies" in which Klaw &
Erlanger viii present the worlds greatest
dancer. Mile. Genee, at the New National
for farewell engagement of one short
week. beginning Monday. December 70. Is
entirely different in theme and construc-
ton 10 any vehicle that this great dancer
has heretofore been seen in. 1t is a mod
ern farcical production with music.
located in New York, in a costume de-
paFtment Of celebrated costumer and al
the villa of multI-milIiOnaire The char
aeters are all modern and OF the farcical
type. though not of that fantastic and
grotescne character generally seen In
productions OF this class The cast and
ensemble numbers more than seventy-five
people. The principles are Eva Fallon.
Frank Laior. Ruth PEBBLES. John Parks,
Josie Sadler. F. Stanton Heck, Alice
Hegeman, Lawrence Wheat, Mae Murray,
Jack Rafael Eleanor Pendleton, Flor
ence Walton and Blanche West. A dozen
female coryTsees from the Empire Thea
ter. London. and a famous Russian
dancer, whose name is Alexis Kosloff.
will assist Mile Genee in the new bal
lets and advertisements in which she Will
be seen for the first time m this country.
An augmented orchestra viii be used
during the engagement.
Chase's week before Christmas bin
next week will be OF an appropriately
near-holiday nature. the leading novelty
being the recent New York success.
Marion Murray and company OF come
dams in Edgar Allen Woolfs merriest
musical comedy, "A Prima Donnas Hon
eymoon" The added attraction viii be
THE MOnarchs Of Melody" Bobby
Heath. Charles O'Donnell, Gus Benk-
hart and Charles Shisler. four popular
writers of catchy songs. singing their
own new hits Another special feature
OF great interest will be the famous
traveller, Or. John c Bowker. member
OF the Royal Geographical Society. with
his splendid travelogue. illustrated by
artisticaily colored views of the ODER
ammergau Passion Play. An odd and
laughable Offering is promised for Chick
Sales in "The Country School Entertain
ment" A Russian novelty viii be intro
duced by Les Alexandras. Mr.. German
and Miss West viii be welcomed in a
dainty musical comedy, "A Special Meet
ing" Whites mules viii be found i'm
mensely funny in an unusual way. and
the pictorial farce will answer the query.
do Clothes Make the Man."
At the Belasco Theater next Monday
and tuesday nights only, the Princess
Theater Stock Company. of Baltimore, a
Yiddlsh organization. will present in
Yiddish two powerful dramas. The Mon
day bin will be Die MacnI Onn Frau
"a Woman's Power). by DR.. NJ. D. Her
meline and on Tuesday Anna Kare-
nina" by the late Leo Tolstoi. The COM
pany includes the following well-known
Yiddish players: Samuel Auerbach, Will
lam Eyestein, Simon Wolf, Ellis Sibber-
stein. Louis Goldberg, Nathan Cohen,
Annie Shane. Vera Gordon, Sarah Per
dolslky, and Rebecea RosenbloOm.
The week of December 10 viii bring TO
the Academy an attraction of more than
ordinary interest in THE Stampede" a
play, as the title Indicates, of life on the
cattle ranges and among the Indian te-
PEGS of the far West.