The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-30
Great Ship of Gold Floats
to Earth With Unborn
Children.

Globe Theater yesterday afternoon.
Dress reh earsal will be held tO0dy. and
tomorrow the entire company will leave
for Washington on special train. The
premiere will be held at the National
Theater here Tuesday night, after
caste contains Georgia Caine, William
Danforth, Elita Proctor Otis, Fred Len
nox, Fred Walton, Ethel Cadman, Shir-
ley Kellogg, Vivi"n Rushmore, Alfred
Baker, and Sydney Barraclough.
The "Pacemakers," one of the most
popular burlesque organizations on the
road, will appear at the Lyceum Thea
ter, commencing October 9, with the
customary matinee. This season the
company will present the latest two
act musical comedy, called The Semi
nary" Lots of fun, catchy music and
many sensational features are honestly
claimed as the component parts Of the
comedy. There are fifteen original vo-
cal numbers, ensembles, etc. Twenty
chorus girls are feature of the show.
The cOmpany's specialties are said TO
be high class.
Laughter, lyrics, jingles, jollity, and
novelty will be the chief comic ele-
ments of Chase's bill for the week
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Waiter c. Kelly, known all over the
world as THE Virginia Judge" Mr..
Kelly has just returned nom a trip
around the globe. New magistrate
court scenes and new Iaughable types
of the submerged TENTH will be pre-
scented.
Joseph Harris successful presentation
of the laughable comedy, -Four of a
Kind" will be presented. One of the
most puzzling and interesting novel
ties recently imported from the Orient
will be presented by the famous Japa-
nese mystic, Kajiyama, whose feats are
said to be unrivaled. Wilbur Mack and
Nella Walker, the musical comedy
THE Dollar Bill" The X. A. G. Trio
will introduce a merry musical entree
with bits of comedy. Another foreign
card will be the Dekes troupe of Jug
in remarkable canine poses and pic
lures. new series of important
weekly events of the world will be
shown by the daylight motion pictures.
During his recent acknowledgement
tour, Walter Kelly travelled 2S,125 miles.
Annette Kellerman, 1.-THE diving We
NUS" comes to Chase's soon in her phe-
nomenally successful new aquatic nov
city.
The cast for the support of Nine. ST.
none in The Thief" in which the
famous French artist will open her sea-
son in English, at Days Theater, Octo-
Der 16, has been completed. Edwin Ar
den will be seen as Philip Voysin, Al
bert Gran as Raymond, Sydney Herbert
as the detective, Charles Francis as
Fernand Grace Halsev Mills as ISa-
belle, and Nine. Simone, of course. as
Marie Louise, the part she created in
the Bernstein drama.
Anna Berger Price, Iwho Is to be with
Cathrine Countiss in The White Sis
ter" at the Academy, gets her name
from the once famous musical family
of which Manager Fred G. Berger, of
the Columbia, is a survivor. Miss Price
is the godchild of Anna Berger, the
former cornetist and violiaist, and was
christened when baby at the old Ber-
ger family homestead in Jackson, Mich.
She is the daughter of E. d. Price, who
has managed eminent stars from John
Mccullough to Robert HilliaId, and has
developed considerable ability as a
comedienne and humorous writer.
Miss Margaret Anglin's season in the
A. E. w. Mason comedy, Green Stock
ings," will begin at the Thirty-ninth
Gertrude Elliott will start her New York
season at her sisters theater, the Max
inc Elliott, in Joseph MedlI Patterson
Rebellion" on Tuesday, October 3.
Miss May Irwin has taken up her resi-
Monday, Miss Crimmins, who has writ
ten a new comedy, Mrs. Tornpkins,'
for her immediate use.