The Washington herald., 1910-08-28
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth az
Chase's next week. commencing at the
matinee on Labor Day, will head a Holt
day bill Of notable novelties and mlrth-
full muscalities Miss Bayes and Mr.. Nor
worth are still flushed with the success
they won as the stars Of Lew Fields
Jolly Bachelors" and they are regarded
as the most popular comedy alliance in
latter day vaudeville. Songs OF their own
and witticisms OF their own coinage are
said to make up the best act they have
ever given in vaudeville. The added at
traction Will be the distinguished comedian
Ben Johnson, the original Jimsey in
paid in Full" and more recently a
leading member Of the New Theater>Com-
pany OF New York, with which he viii
Teappear later this season. The third
special feature viii be the talented and
favorite comedians. Beatrice Ingram and
company, in THE Duchess" said 10 be
as uniquely eccentric as Rose StahTs
Chorus Lady" May Gilmore, the last
OF the famous Gilmore sisters. VIII be a
popular comedy card. The -Four De
VOLTS, in a spirited vocal and visual char
acter diversion; the Kremka Brothers.
a great foreign arenic Importation;
Sidney Baxter, the wtry scOtchman. as
sisted by Beatrice Southwick, and The
Girl OF Triple X Ranch are the re-
naming crowd bringers-
A week from tomorrow night Blanche
Hall, the charming leadllsz woman OF the
Columbia Players, will be seen IN the
first star part she has ever had since her
opening week in Love Watches" It
will be as Miss Katherine Silverton IN
The Marriage Of Kitty" a part orig
mated by Marie Tempest and first per-
formed in this country at the Hudson
/ Theater, New York. November 30, 1908,
when she was supported by her own Lon
/ don company. The Marriage OF Kitty
| Is an adaptation rom the French OF Fred
/ G-esac and F. de Croisset, by Cosmo
Gordon Lennox. II is IN three acts and IL
described as a thoroughly amusing piece
Of frivolity that ranges in the course OF
its action from high comedy almost TO
burlesque. II IS full Of humorous sit
uatious, but IS. withaI. clean. This will
be the nineteenth week OF the Columbia
/ Players for the season OF 1910
/ Next week the Belasco Theater opens
It's doors for the season Of 1901. when
Hency~ ". Savage viii offer "Con & Co"
an adaptation. by Oliver Hereford. from
the French farce, Theodore & Co" L
Is an interesting coincidence that the Be
lasco should begin its season with
production OF Mr.. Savage, the new and
one OF the most important allies Of the
Messrs. Shubert Mr.. Savages produc-
tons. which VIII number over thirty
this season. will be seen locally only at
the Belasco.
Sewell Ford has done nothing better
than 'Cherub Divine" his latest novel,
and Owen Davis. the dramatist has ex-
celled himself by his bright dramatiza-
ton OF this lovsble character for Harry
Clay Blaney's starring tour. The comedy
Is called The Boy from Wall Street, and
is just four acts OF real enjoyment, inter-
mingled with enough heart interest 70
make Il even more acceptable. Harry
Blaney. supported by Miss Kitty Wolfe.
will be seen with an excellent company
Of players at the Academy Theater'fOr an
engagement OF one week. starting Mon
day September 3 with special Labor
Day matinee and the usual matinees on
Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday.