The Washington times., 1911-11-05

THE Queens of the Jardin De Paris
with Harry Koler and AL X. Hall as the
Snisf Srag,. funm,aRers tun ,a Koier is a much ab,
Is .'ions drawn out" Thsy win win .thsi,
first laughs by. the ludicrousness oI
their Physical dissimiiarity, and after.
which is said to be unusually clever. oo1s AZ
the name would signify, the Queens OF
the Jardin De Paris relies largely upor
the attractiyeness Of Its feminine con.
tingent for Its appeal
Lew Kelly, who will be seen Mt the
Gayety this week, is n true farceur
His expression ID always as serious as
william Golfers, and his drawl sug
eests that he has been 4 student Of Dan
Days comedy methods.
A statement Appearing in theatrical
publication last week to the effect that
Zen Welch is to quit the burlesauc stage
and Join his brother, Joe WEIGH, who is
] appearing at Chase's this week, is de-
ILed by Jack Singer. owner of ben
Welch's BIriesquers.' ut the Gayety.
Mr.. Singer says he has Mr.. welch'e
bond for $4,000 that he will finish the
! Gdricsque season. &c
Rose Gildae, appearing with a bur-
lcsque company in Washington this
week, was at one time the soubrette IN
George, VI. Cchan's musical comudy,
Running for Ofnce."
Fay Templeton IL to star under the
management Of the Shuherts in a play
called "A Man and Three Wives"
Nance O'Neill may, appear in highly
emotional play called THE Mother"
York.
Lillian Albertson. who married and
etired from the stage. is to return to it
In The Miracle q play bv Bayard
Veiller.
Francis Wilson, the comedian. has
written a new play. and will appear in
II himself In New York. II is said. about
Christmas time. =
Blanche walsh is going into vaude-
vile this season with piayiet entitled
1.-THE Thunder God" in which she Will
appear as an Indian sQuaw.
The Shuberts are soon to produce 1.-THE
book by Nine. De Gresssc and Harry R n
Smith and the music by Reginald De
Koven.
when Elsie Ferguson opens her sea-
son in Rochester. N. Y. next Monday,
in Charles Nirdlinger's new play, IL viii
be called The First Lady in the Land"
instead Of Dolly Madison"
When Margaret Ellington brings out
her. new play. "Kindline," in New York.
early in December, Arthur Byron Beas.
ley will be, her leading man. Frank
Camp will also be member of the cast
The Fortune Hunter" which was
seen IN this city prior to its extended
New York run. will return to the CO.
lumbia Theater. following the engage
ment OF Lulu CHASER.
The sale of seats for the South. Amer,-
can course at the Columbia Theater by
Burton Holmes win begin at the box
onice week from Tuesday.
George w. sammis. manager in ad-
vance Of Lulu Glaser for Werba &
Len;scher. is In the city heraiding her
The great choir Of the Mormon Taber-
nacle will be heard at the Columbia
Lhester, Wednesday afternoon, Decen-
s. Goodfriend, personal representative
OF Daniel Frohman, was a guest OF the
fress Club during his stay In the city
incident to the preliminary work for
ters,''
During the past week T. Arthur Smith
was compelled to employ additional help
70 hanuie the fhliharmonic course sale.
Kellogg, the. famous naturalist. whose
nature performances will be given at
Chase's the week Of November l3. uses
a remarkable dancing fame" which
times secend SO sDSnd Tbs raves vibrating
voice ranges through two and one half
octaves. while Nine. Tetrazzinis covers
three and one-half. Kellogg's astonish-
ing organ runs throughout twelve and
Ietrazzini his lowest note being the
tair prima donna's highest tone.
sss
Slvers,' the popular clown of the
New York Hippodrome. has been placed
under th. .t contract TO appear at Chase's
Dick, the marvellous Handwriting
DOS" Will be presented in Chase's bill
November q, or THANKSGIVING week. It
is said the dog actually writes with pen
SO extraordinary that his master re-
ceiyes $500 week for exhibiting
Dicks" prowess:
A great musical act, It is reported. Is
composed OF the Florentine Singers,
who come to Chase's the last week this
month, There are fourteen grand opera
vocansts IN the organization. and they
are equipped with special scenery, a
musical director OF their own, elaborate
costumes. and in a modest way are
said to rival more pretentious COM
melody.
The renowned Mexican Bell family
nave reached this country, and will
make their American debut at Chase's
the middle of this month.
The Girl of the Golden West" ,Pu-
clnnis grand opera In English IL an
nuunced bv Henry w. Savage FOR ores
entation November % and "a IN this
city, The performance will be given on
q scale of unusual splendor, and is
Promised to be the finest produrtion of
grand opera yet given by Mr.. Savage.
Five cars will be required to carry the
scenery and equipment of the company,
while a special train OF eight cars win
lie used In Transporting the company
and accessories. From every vicwpoint