The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-15

become young by turning the clock back
thirty years and goes hunting Tor the
mystic fountain Of youth, n oroef u
v IN ms charming ward. Angela
agnes Einlay VIII return TO the ADoIm
fold as Angela, and Ada Meade VIII
be the oashing young soldier OF fortune,
hand. who leads the silly old king on O
wild goose chase for the fountain
CHASE'S-Polite Vaudeville
Chase's this week viii bring to
close a successful and popular season
IN the fun forefront the display viii
be "BasebalIftis, tbs farCical base
ball comedy which brought thousands
Of fans" in New York TO the theater-
The latest patriotic comedy triumph
Chase's added attraction Third IN the
list is Little Billy mite or q man
whose delightfully."- c5ntrasted songs
and dances are illustrated by costumes
and characteristics that win him the
admiration and applause OF the pub
lie StIH another mum Der ChaI mas at
tanned exceptional favor en- bodies
dainty Dolly Connolly, and Percy
and "Put On Your Old GRAY. Bonnet,
who viii offer later ballads OF his
own The Six Flying Banvards, Eu-
ropes greatest aerial sensation;
frankie Carpenter. Jere Grady and
company in THE Toll Bridge beau
rifuI Helene Greatrex, La Brilliant
<ITIRuSe- anG the American via
graph double series, wild Birds IN
Their Haunts" and a Seat In the
Balcony" complete the bill
CASIEO-COntinuou Vaudeville.
For this week the Casino Theater Of
fers a continuous vaudeville program
which promises 10 exceed the high stan
dard already attained at that playhouse.
The eight acts are unusually diversi-
fed and offer interesting entertainment
for every taste. The headline act viii
be the appearance OF Dorothy De
SCheIle & Co, who viii present a one
act comedy by Sewel Collins. entitled
Thirty Dollars" This little comedy Is
said to be full Of heart interest, and
the east includes Edward Archer as an
artist; Arthur Sullivan as an assistant
Janitor, and Dorothy De Scheile, as the
artists model
other acts are the Three Deans. come
dy aCrObats; Jumping JACK Hawkins.
the college athlete, who achieved jump
ing worlds records at the Olympic
games IN London; De COtret 4 RegaY
singing and dancing artists the Mi
Chael Angeles. who make rag pictures
and clay modelling
Waltz.
Another prize waltz. TO be given We'd
nesday night il the new ballroom, win
be the leading event OF this week at
the Arcade
The last contest Of this sort at the
Arcade was conducted about three
weeks ago. and its success led to a de
mand for another trial OF skill In &C
Cepting the entries for this prize waltz
the management OF the Arcade decTeed
that the winners OF the last contest
should not compete IN this weeks event
All Of the property rights and interests
of the Midway have been acquired by
the Arcade Company, and the two
popular resorts VIII in the future be
conducted under one management SeY-
eraI important improvements VIII be
made at once in the Midway.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Tomorrow afternoon at go O'Clock
the Academy Will open a season Of Eau-
devilie and motion pictures, TO be pre-
seFted on scale OF marked liberality.
The assurance is given that only acts
OF high merit and Of recognized quality
viii be presented
The roster OF the attractions selected
for the presentation during the opening
week includes the famous Boganny
troupe. an act reputed 20 be remark
able comedy pautOniu2e diversion Spe-
Cial and elaborate trick scenery and
properties are utilized in spTinging
upon the audience a succession Of
laughing surprises Katherine Miley IS
viva ciOuS Coincidence
GAIEIY-@Vanity Fair
Vanity Fair a musical trayesty.
VIII be the attraction ar the Gayety
Theater this week
Aside from the abundant novelty fea-
lures introduced throughout the various
scenes this artistic production boasts
OF a Well-dehned far1cal plot The story
relates 10 The alI-night adventure Of a
heretofore correct husband whose wife
and daughter have gone TO Newport on
a matrimonial mission
Fine scenic arrangements and cos
tunes Of brilliant conceptions from
highly significant items OF the roster.
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