The Washington times., 1911-11-14

erly worked out, concerns the difficulties
of one Bobby Burke In managing his
love affair with Berry Khora and y, MS
rich father at the same time. Inc
romance, comes in from Chicago. and
after. learning of Bobby's wild ways
disinherits him.
The father then begins to buck the
cotton market, and soon Is properly
shorn. In the meantime Bobby goes
into the market from the other side,
ar, stands the exchange on It's heau,
Of T The atSsr 1on tsns ns tahes hm
along with his bride, to Chicago. Ray,
mond Paine has the title role, and
pleased the large audience Immensely,
mGzf ~. thsn sons he ald n Make anSs aoSs
While the Moon shines" scored a
great hit. Georgia Hays and Martin
Bowers won much approval with their
"fhes Millionaire Kid" abounds with
good Jokes and funny situations and
measures up to the standard OF pro-
ductions the i-cademy has been offer-
Ing this season.
A well-gowned. lively, and good look
ing chorus is the best feature Of THE
Queens of the Folies Bergere' company,
which opened yesterday at the Lyceum.
Added to the attractiveness of the
chorus Is the faculty of singing and
with several good principals, the show
affords two hours of entertaining bur-
lesque.
Ray Montgomery and the Healey
sisters, Lillian Smalley. and the Mel
rose Four furnish the. olio, Miss Small
ys sSnss Ea Dens GOOD whs anar,e he Rs hsy
Montgomery has an excellent COON
shouting voice which he uses to ad-
vantage.
acts which are shown. They merely
give Joe Sullivan chance to amuse
the audience with his comedy work, and
the rest of the company a chance to
render good snappy songs.
A two-act musical comedy, entitled
1.-THE Root of EVIL" is the vehicle
used this year by "The Queens Of the
Jardin de Paris" company of bur-
lesquers, appearing this week at the
Gayety. The organization and produc-
ton are both up to the minute, and
the entertainment is one of the jol-
liest sort from beginning to end. Harry
i<oler and AL. X Hall have the bur-
den of the funmaking. They have
capable assistants in Harry Tyler,
Harry K. Morton. Joel CORN, Lillian
English, Amy Allyn, jeanette Sherwood,
Rose DeMar and Diane Blanchard.
Between the acts specialties are In
troduced by Grace Dubois. Joel Corin
and Amy. Allyn. Harry Tyler, AL; Hal,
and Paul Francis. The song hit of
time tim Minstrel Band" while "You Re-
mind Me-" by Lillian English, jeanette
Sherwood, Corin, Koler and Hall, won
several recalls
The Cosmos this week presents Cliff
ton & Carson in a comedy cartooning
and singing act, which is entertaining
and cleverly executed.
Chester Kingston, contortionist, is
one of the best of his kind. The I'M
perial Musical Trio, were entertaining
and their efforts appreciated. Kam-
and Arthur Morris. the English card
manipulation, mystiies his audience
with sleight-of-hand tricks. The last
act, "A Day In Cafe" featuring
Billy Evans and quartet OF dainty
cafe girls, were very clever and made
The motion pictures illustrate the
latest events in history.
The Casino, this week is headed by
"The Flying Henrys." who are well
termed Kings of the Air." They have
a sensational act filled with a number
of clever stunts. Parise, wizard Of the
accordion, produces excellent music,
and is we'll received. as indicated by
the number of curtain calls.
Gravetta lie Vonde and company, in
their Illusions and impersonations,
prove a hit. Some of the great men of
history are we'll portrayed.
Howell and Scott. Hebrew comedians,
prove an excellent pair with their wit
and humor. Last on the bill are Those
Four Girls" Their act Is good, con-
sisting of catchy songs and clever dane
ing.
The motion pictures are Of the best.