The Washington times., 1911-10-12
COMING ATTRACTIONS AT CAPITAL THEA1

with any company of it's kind. All
features show that 1t is exclusive In its
various offerings. including such artists
OF prominence as Eddie Collins, WILL
lam Kenny. Willie Mack. Mack and
and various others. A two-act rnu-
sical farce will be presented, entitled
"Dooley's Reception" which ahounds
The oiio consists of such artists as
Nellie Walker, that sweet singer with
the big voice; Mack and Waters, little
talking, a little dancing, and the Al
sasian Mystery" the most mystifying
act of the century.
The attraction al the Gayety Theater
next week will bc Harry Hastings'
Show, an aggregation Of fifty come
dians, condolences, and chorus girls.
The cast Is headed by Harry Hastings,
proprietor Of the company, and prima
donna assistant, Viola Sheldon, known
on the burlesque stage as the California
Nightingale, pseudonym gained after
several successful seasons at the Tivon
Gardens. in San Francisco. The Hast
ings company will esent two one-act
| bGrlettas, the, opening skit being AN
Ocean Joy-Ride," end the closing
feature "At the College Inn." An slab-
crate vaudeville program is announced,
| mour, an eccentric trio; Bohannon and
| Corey's picturesque novelty, called
| Fighting the F1ames;" HILL Cherry,
and Hill. in a bicycle act; Barney Toye,
Mona RAYMOND, a dashing soubrette;
the Dancing Kleins, and the Singing
Four, composed of Freidel Ackerman.
West and Ensor and Edna Hyland.
electrical scoreboard to be installed at
| the Gayety, on which the entire world
champion baseball series will be played,
beginning Saturday afternoon. There is
TO be no additional charge for this
feature: The matinee tickets will in
clude this special attraction. A leased
| wire from New York has been installed
in the theater.
One Of the top-line bills Of the season
will be seen at the Cosmos next week.
| Morgan Chester ana Company, In q
! sketch of the rollicking1y humorous
sort, entitled Schultz, the Shoe Maker
| furnish the headline attraction, fol-
lowed by the Moulton trio in a pot
pourrl OF musical numbers, including
| the THE Navajo Rag
: Morrtssey and Burton will offer a
novelty piano act, intermingled with a
running fire Of wit and blended with
| ballads. Leona, the Russian song-bird,
VINO was heard at the Cosmos a month
ment. Preston, the acrooaric clown,
and Ysobel. the gypsy violiniste, have
an act brimful OF comic and rnelodis
| qualities.
Beginning Saturday afternoon, at .
o'clock, the Rodierscope will furnish re-
/ turns from the worlds series by direct
wire from the Polo Grounds, in New
York. The vaudeville will preeede and
follow the returns.
|. After weeks Of preparation all Is
ready for the opening Of the skating
| rink at the Arcade, Fourteenth street
and Park road, TAB Saturday night. The
work of getting in place and smoothing
/ down the new maple floor, which the
management boasts Is ,S one q the Hnsst
4 Of all nationahties wave from the great
| girders and countless incandescents,
/ with clusters Of mult-coiored lights,
make the big rink da bright p +s as day; & Every;
| patrons has been arranged. With the
| opening of the rink Saturday night,
all Of the attractions at the Arcade win
| be running.
The Holden Players win conclude
their six weeks engagement at the
Majestic Theater on Saturday night Of
this week. On Monday night, October
e, the Clara Turner Players win be-
| gin an indefinite stock engagement The
opening bill will be "The Prince Chap"
which found such great favor with local
audiences when produced q few years
ago. This new organization has been
doing excellent work in Philadelphia
| for the past several months. The Ma
jestic Theater will, therefore, be closed
next week, when Manager Weston will
make a number Of improvements tend
ing to add to the comfort Of his women
patrons
It has been definitely decided that Miss
Mabel Mckinley, niece Of the late Presi-
| dent Mckinley, viii head the bill at the
Casino TheAter the week of october e.