The Washington times., 1911-11-12
miss DUDELSACK,'
LIGHT OPERA, TO Be
SEEN AT COLUMBIA
Lulu Glaser Will Sing Prin-
cipal Role as Scotch
LasSie.

At the Columbia Theater, beginning
| tomorrow night, Miss Dudelsack" will
be given, and 1t seems almost safe to
| say that 1t will prove to be an un,is-
| ually good treat for theatsr-goers who
| like light operas which contain bright,
brilliant, and dainty music of n high
| order, and good wholesome plot.
In Miss Dudelsack" Miss Lulu Chaser
will be seen in the principal role, thnt
of romping, winsome. light-hearted
| Scotch lassie. Miss Dudeisack" has
+, been taken from a Scotch idea whicil
has lent itself to an exceptionally en-
The production is in three acts, and
Werba Luescher have paid especial
| attention to all details.
Miss Glaser. will be found Tom Rich.
ards, Joseph Herbert, David Torrence,
Arthur Clough, Matthew Hanley, Jock
Mckay, Joseph McCloskey, Harry wag-
Bertha Holly. Eunice Macky, Margaret
Langdon, Grace Walsh, and Alice Sui
! liyan. There will be a chorus of fifty.
The augmented orchestra Of thirty
will be led by Max Hirschfeld The en-
tire production is staged by Al. Bol-
brook.
The latest rSs L ,,,Honl, p; Parker musical
comes to the Academy for the week
commencing tomorrow evening Is said
to surpass Its predecessor, THE Candy
Kid" which made such a decided hit
| here during Its several visits. The
! play deals with the many topics that
ere occupying much attention these
days.
| Raymond Paine will appear in the title
role The chorus is a really charming
one, who assist in a very able manner
| the rendering of the score or more
musical numbers introduced through
out the action of the play. -
| A new attraction in the world OF
burlesque is Counihan g. shannon 8
scenic production THE Queens of the
Folies Bergere." which comes to the
pany Of vaudeville head-liners and a
bevy Of beautiful young women. The
| principal star acts will be Ray Mont
| gomery and the Healey Sisters, and
| late Of the Winter Garden, in Berlin,
| where she was tremendously successful.
The comedian Of the company 10 Joe ].
''McFadden's Row Of Flats" 4 prima
donna new to the burlesque field, Is LII
Ian smalIey. who last season was with
act is the famous Melrose Comedy
Four. The scenery and costumes are
all new and beautiful, and from start
to finish. it Is merry musical me-
laDge. ...'.
| The program of the Cosmos Theoter
is headed this week by "A Day in a
Cafe" lin which Billy Evans, as Pet :
Puddler, has the principal role. The four
| cafe girls comprise his support, and
not only ore they pretty. Dut they are
clever terpsichoreans, and their array
| CT costumes and lightning changes con-
tribute much 10 the success of the en-
| tertainment. The comedy Of the play
| let is one of lis most notable features.
| The Imperial Musical Trio has an int
rressive program, featuring Miss Mary
De Leire Some delightful musical num-
bers are promised. Tho Southern Song
plain ard Bell are known, have sing
Ing act. The English card manipulate or
and conjurer. A. MOI is. will mistify the
Cosmos audience with his tricks of
legerd demain. The ccntortionist, Chester
Kingston, and Clifton & Carson. In an
excellent sketch, The Komikal Knr-
toonist and the Singing Girl" complete
the bill