The Washington herald., 1911-08-24
COMING ATTRACTIONS

"A Bachelors Honeymoon" which will
be the offering Of the Columbia Players
at the Columbia Theater next week, Will
be the last of that long list of farces
that have proven so entertaining to pa
irons of the Columbia Theater during
the present summer. There will be one
other week before the Columbia season
closes, to make way for the opening OF
the regular fall and winter season. tho
following Monday, hut that will be de-
voted to an entirelyA different style ot
play and one that has already proven its
popularity with the Columbia clientele.
"a Bachelors Honeymoon is a farce
in three acts, from the pen Of John Sta
pleton, and is described as being one OF
those offerings that will fascinate with
its frolicking fun from the rise to the
fall Of the curtain. 1t was originally pro-
duced at that home of successes, Hoyts
Madison Square Theater, where 1t attain
ed a run that was notable even in that
house. The play Is admirably suited TO
the requirements Of the Columbia COM
pany, and 1t is believed that it will prove
to be one of the most acceptable offer
ings of the season. In this connection II
is interesting to note that announcement
has been made by Managers Metzerott
and Berger that the entire personnel of
the Columbia Players will remain with
that organization to the very close Of
the season this year, and that in the
concluding plays every member of the
company will be seen in an excellent
part for which he Is well suited.
Chase's polite vaudeville inaugural this
week is progressing with all the eclat
and attendance expected, and the mag
niicent programme of American and
European stellar novelties, headed by the
unique comedian, Taylor Holmes, late
star Of THE Commuters" has set a
standard which the management will
tax all it's energies to equal, II not sur
pass, from week to week.
Next week Chases will offer a lengthy
and elaborate programme Of interna-
French beauty, Mile. Simone D'Beryl,
Star of Midnight and Queen of Light"
in her wonderfully brilliant atelier crea-
ton involving tableaux sole" of great
realism and striking novelty.
The extra added attraction represent
ing America, will be Billy Montgomery
and Florence Moore, the popular Broad
way musical comedy stars. offering de-
lightful blend Of their latest hits in song
ana story. AnOtner lfnpOf tdut event WIZ
be provided by Middleton. Spellmyer. and
company, in "A Texas Wooing," intro
ducing Wounded Buffalo, full-blooded
Apache Indian actor, the only red man
in vaudeville.
Bert Fitzgibbon, ''the Daffy Dill' come
dian, will keep the audience in an up
roar of laughter by his unique eccentric
delivery Nof parodies and witticisms. An
emphatic hit should be registered by Ar
mold and Ethel Grazer, who will appear
in novel musical and terpsichorean
feature. Rice, Sully, and Scott will be
hailed with glee in their comedy tram
polin merriment. Belle Hathaway's Sim
ian Playmates will amuse with jungle
antics and the wonderful daylight mo-
ton pictures will present the splendid
comedy subject, ''The Strategy Of Anna. :"
True to its name, the Lyman H. Howe
New York Hippodrome Travel Festival
has arranged for next Sunday evening
at the Columbia Theater q programme
that win carry It's patrons to some of
the most interesting parts Of the world.
Starting In our own city. II win disclose
for the first time q series OF films Of
local scenes and personages In action
that viii be specially interesting.
From Washington the travel leads TO
Singapore. to witness amusements 81