The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Chases next week will have as its con-
! spiCuous attraction the famous charac-
ter comedian. Joe Welch. the Warfield
OF vaudeville in A Study From Life
a comic composite Of pOrtraitures Of
humorous types found in Manhattan's
famous East Side The extra added at
traction will be the distinguished come
dian. Edgar Atchison- Ely and company
in BILLY" abbreviated and adapted
I from the farcical comedy Of the same
name, which ran nearly a season
at Dalys in New York City Another
! special feature will be the Temple Quar-
let, who will present Sensations in
! Song" A noted European feature will
! be Germanys great Hippodromic novel
! ~, the Five Auroras, in their wonderful
| cyclic exploits. Joe Keno and Rosie
Green, Of several of George NJ. Cohan's
musical successes. will give Hands
/ Across the Street" J. Warren Keane
assisted by Miss Grace White. pianiste
| will OFFER a quality novelty" compris-
! ing high-Class Instrumentation. Froeh-
/ Itch. the foreign Cartoonist and shadow
| graphist, will also be seen.
| Jack Singers production Of Ben
! WelChs Burlesquers IS the attraction
! which will follow The Passing Parade"
at the Gayety. The cast is headed by
I Ben WeIch. ably assisted by Lew Kelly.
who is widely known in popular price
houses for his ImpersonatIon Of the dope
| ficnd" with Ward and Vokes for a num-
Der of years. There are twenty song
numbers in the musical comedy Offering
Of the Welch Burlesquers, and two
scenes, the first being the Saratoga race
track and the second a view of New
YOrks S Chinatown.
Daniel Frohmans New York Lyceum
Theater success. The Seven Sisters,
which delighted Washington theater-
Goers so greatly last spring, returns to
the Columbia Theater a week from to-
morrow night with Charles Cherry and
the New York Lyceum Theater Com
Tany. Since it was last here the COM
Tany and play have won new triumphs
in other cities. notably in Chicago. where
II had summer run or over 125 nights
through the hottest weather ever known
TO the Western metropolis
The play is rOlliCking domestic farce,
tuH of amusing and romantic incidents.
The plot deals with the efforts of the
widow Of Hungarian officer, in moder-
ate circumstances, to marry of her
daughters in rotation. beginning with the
oldest in accordance with the customs
Il the country.
She is unknowinEly aided by a dashinS
young lieutenant, Count HerkOy. and
her fourth daughter. NTiCi a mischievous
young lady. who resents being reduced to
short dresses and the immature age Of
fourteen in order not TO embarrass the
eligibility of her elder sisters Their
schemes result IN a variety of compIiCa-
tiOns that excite a riot Of merry situa-
tons
The Cosmos management has a genuine
surprise in store for the public next
week. II has booked the celebrated Cow
hoy MinstreIs. an organization of tall
ented Youngsters. who have been touring
the metropolitan vaudeville circuits for
several years and have made great hits
everywhere. they viii unGuestIOnably
Tlay TO capacity business here.
As its headline attraction for next week
the Casino TheateI has secured BIake's
comedy circus. including Maud Y, the
original unrIdabIe donkey There are
ponies dogs. and monkeys in this circus,
which is built for comedy purposes It all
ways draws large crowds. and It appeals
to the men as we'll as the women and
children. There will he four other big
Casino acts. as well as the usual run
of new photo plays.