The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-03-23

clude the bill.
Dorothy Richmond's players come to
the Cosmos next week in a bright little
playIct # dormitory life in coed col
Iogc The sketch introduces many new
and original comedy situations. The four
ClOvers. in a new comedy sketch, will
make their premiere Monday night Al
though all are seasoned performers,
their vehicle is new to this side OF the
water and its try-Out should prove in
tercStinC. Other acts booked SO far in
cIude Jules HarrOn. that prince of Ger
man comedians; Selma Walters and Her
bert Frank, in the snappy little sketch.
A Woman's Way" Lillian Stone, in
songs and pianOlOgUc, and two other acts.
The vaudeville hill at the Casino Thea
ter next week Will include Robert. Hays.
and Robert. in an original sketch. en-
titled TIE Cowboy, the Lady, and the
Swell" which is said TO evoke contin-
uous laughter. The musical kIeises, a
clever quartet. including two children.
play many Instruments; frankie La
MarChe. the original Buster Brown
Girl has some snap7y songs and a
funny monooEue; Otto Viola has a score
of difficult ways Of jumping into or
through a barrel over many obstacles;
Bill Beverly has a number Of character
songs and stories. and the Photographic
motion plays will be shown as usual.
The Gayety Theater offers L. Lawrence
Weber's new Dainty Duchess for the
coming week. Joe Morris is the star. and
two light and breezy musical farces serve
as vehicle for an evening of fun that
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The Stag Club and the second Sui
tan for a Day" by Sol Fields. Numerous
clever specialties are introduced, and
tuneful chorus ensembles contribute TO
the success of the entertainment An eX-
Cellent company of farceurs support Mr.
Morris, including that dainty cOmedienne,
May Walsh; the Watson Sisters, Lewis
and Green, and Three Tyres.
Johnny Baker and his star Show
Girls company will be the offering at
the Lyceum for the week. Willie
Green's Reception" is the title of the
opening part, and The Model Surprise"
brings the performance to a close. Both
are replete with catchy musical numbers
and bright comedy bits. More than
score of pretty chorus girls take part
in the skits. Mr. Baker is assisted by
Lynn. Mae HadIey. Martha lockwood.
Frank Murphy, Bert Weston, and Billy
Reid.
In his lecture on Mexico. which is to be
given at the Columbia Theater next Sun
day night. Mr.. Robert S. Barrett will
tell about the Japanese in Mexico and the |
danger to the United States from their
proximity. He says that at the close OF |
the Russian-Japanese war japanese labor |
agents secured Mexico for contracts TO
place soldiers who could not live in |
Japan, and as result more than 1900 |
went into the southern republic. They |
are employed on the railways and in |
the mines. The new Japanese steamship |
lines, which have made a contract with |
the Merican government, will bring many |
more in the next few years.
Some of the acts booked for next week |
at the Majestic Theater are La Petite |
Emetie troupe, D. Lubin and company
comdy singers and dancers, and Cameron |
and Toledo. in a novelty operate sing
ing act The Majestograph will open and |
close the bill
The Virginia continues to show new
pictures daily, and Harry Chick has a |
new song for each day.
To-day the Plaza will show for the
first time in the world" the Biograph |
photoplay, The Lonedale OPERATOR" a
drama, together with ''The Way
of the Transgressor," a strong picture
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