The Washington times., 1910-01-30
THEATERS PROMISE
AGREEABLE MENU
The Harvest Moon" Worth
While Because Thomas
Wrote 1t.
Continued from Page Twelve9

Zero. were written BY Booth Tarking-
ION and Harry Leon Wilson. Spring
time is as charming as its name as
refreshing after the usual run OF plays
rs the clear skin Of a child cOntrastsd
with the rouEed cheeks Of a dcmi-mOn-
--The scene is laid aear New Orleans
E the time OF A1dr6N JackSon'S ram
Gus battle January lsl5)7 and Mabel
-TaIiaferrO plays Madeline. the seven
rceu-Eelr-OlQ daughter or a tTencnIna-ir
who has no liking for the Americans
lie has just betrothcd Madeleine to a
rniddIC-aEed cousin. when the girl wax
ing from a nap. looks straight into the
ewes OF Gilbert Steele, a young AIneTi-
can. who has come on message 70
her father. She believes him 9. part OF
her dream until she reaches 1OTIn am
touches MIN. There then 1OioNS 'i-7
II the pTeLtieSJ love scenes q PTS
rTTium has ever framed. N'L NLlilE
PLAYED By both Miss Taliaferro ana nef
leading man While perhaps Atale-
lrfne-s utter innocence presses cTedulll-
i.--d in tbs materialistIc age one mus
remember the sheltered atHoSIlleIt5 =, Ia
which the French bring up young Eltl~
Really reni@T kahie IS the way NJ
TaIiaferrO carries through tne FaIlsel'-
dance
BELASCO-"The Girl and the Wizard
sam Bernard. that every happy come
dian. whose vehicles have not always
been fortunate. has coma. into his own
so Gotham SAYS. I'm The Girl ana we
Wizard 90 The production comes TO the
RplaSCO Tneater after -FOUR months
run in New YORK
J TaTtIey Manners ana ulldh re
wards are the authors OF the piece me
former has furnished a plot that IS
said 10 he visible throughout with the
naked eve. incidentally Bernard IN me
have opportunities for character act
ing in addition TO his accustomed duties
as q comedian sam. so MS press at-eilL
saws. stil holds 10 his DuTDoSeTN.
1apses and HuEuaI embellishments ana
mis-. barh9-ouS mishauCilnc Of words
The cast includes Miss Kitty Gordon
OF london. who made an instant hit IN
New York
HASF'S-Polite Vaudeville
,-hase-s is going 70 justify its unused
title Of Grand Opera House by Of
feri-.S LovenberE-s Grand OperaUC
Festival this week The company viii
appear in two musical episodes. ''Gypsy
life and The Carnival or Venice
other features Of the program viii he
the Eight London Palace Girls assist
ed bv James Clemens. from the London
Palace Theater'S permanent company
s-CIancv's Ghost" played by Ar- and
Mrs Mark Murphy, ltaTTE i eoo
and the -Four RianOs In Africa
clemens IS a faVorlte eccentric dancer
IN London and his company rs adver-
f-Srd to include some or me mos
DIouaute dancing condolences 10 be
found across the Atlantic
Mara bini. the Italian ice sculptor, vii
carve statuary out OF Cai-os of naruTa
ice
ACADEMY-Yorke and adams
Ths,Iore RooseveIts tip through
Africa. ives expected 10 furnish othe'
material than magazine articles Al
ready he is being burIesqued in vaUde
vile sketches and one Of the frs
musical organizations 10 make use o.
his alleged experiences is that Of OTN'
and Adams coming this week 70 TIT
ACADEMY
In Africa Is the title Of the offering
Aaron Hoffman wrote the book Tn
stellar 1air viii appear IN the ChaTac
ters of Two travelling men who reach
Nonabasa- Africa, broke" but ar
taken for the diStiu EuIshed American
md his son Later when they are dis
covered TO be only two stranded drum
mers they are taken 70 the iunEies Q,
be fed TO the animals
LYCEUBI-"Same Devere Company"
Out Of the ordinary, Is the promise o
the advance agent for the sam Dever