The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-11-16

performers, and is warranted to be one
OF the best laughs of the season.
star Bits of Vaudeville with the
Three FORESTS, a cIeverly conceived bit
Of acting. comes as a close second to the
headline attraction, and promises to be
equally entertaining. Lester and Rellett,
singers Of a different type" will offer
tuneful songs and droll diversions, while
a startling feature OF the programme
promises to be the act Of the Josetty
Brothers, Europe's premier acrobats, who
will perform daring feats never before
accomplished. A surprise will be offered
In the shape Of Tom and Stacia Moore.
changes, are among the best performers
Of their type on the vaudeville stage. The
talkative Juggler. Edwin George. is king
Of them all. Woodford's statue dogs are
one Of the real artistic triumphs in ami
NAL acts. The Imperial feature motto
graph plays, which will complete the
bill, is a distinctive feature, and. in &C.
cordance with the principle Of the house,
will portray only the best in motion pic
lures.
Social Maids" the latest creation Of
Hurtig & Seamon, the master builders of
burlesque, will be presented for the first
time in this city at the Gayety next
week. No better show has ever been
placed on the burlesque stage, and with
out attempting to belittIe Hurtig & Sea-
mons previous efforts, 1t must be ad-
mitted that with the construction of the
social Maids" they have fallen in line
with the producers OF the best Broadway
musical attractions.
Social Maids feature George Stone, of
Wizard of o. fame, one OF the most
IL
stage. Beautiful Jennie Austin, Frank
Hayes, Anna Suits. Luella Temple Will
bur Dobbs, Eta Pillard, Jimmy Corners,
and a mammoth company Of fifty will be
much in evidence. The entire offering
discloses a wonderland OF beauty. an
enchantment Of melody, and a whirlwind
Of fast flying comedy. The thirty girlies
Of the show are Of the kind that please
admirers Of feminine loneliness.
Beautiful Isle Of Love-" the $4,000
prize ditty, will be the prominent musical
feature Of the Offering.
In bringing to the Casino Theater next
week Hermann Lieb and company in
Joseph Patterson's intense one-act drama,
Dope" the management has taken a
step forward In popular-priced vaudeville
booking. At no time since popular-priced
vaudeville was established in Washing
ton as the leading form of amusement
with the classes as well as masses has
any theater undertaken to secure such
an attraction as the production of
Dope Mr.. Lieb, recognized as one Of
the foremost dramatic stars in the va
rieties, has surrounded himself with q
company Of talented players.
The scene OF Dope is laid in Wash
hn ~ kha
drug shop of doc" may not be at once
identified, II is asserted that the original
has existed here, and that the story of
Mr.. PatterSon's play was taken by him
from real life In Washington, while he
was stationed here some years ago.
Surrounding Dope" will be a bill OF
rare excellence. Naturally. the manage
ment will spare no expense to make the
rest OF the show consistent in strength
and drawing powers with the value of
its headline feature. This will be the first
time that Mr.. Lieb and his company has
played Washington. He Will appear next
week three times each day instead Of
tour times as will be the case with the
other acts on the bill. At the matinee
one performance Of Dope" viii be given
and at night the act will play both shows.
One OF the greatest vaudeville head
line attractions ever offered In Washing
ton viii be seen at the Cosmos next
week, when ''the original Rough Rider
band Of ten musicians will be seen.
They have an ample and breezy pro-
gramme Of popular. classic. and patriotic
airs to offer, including q military
tableau. THE Spirit Of "a which Is 9
stirring climax of the Cohanesque brand.
There Is plenty Of comedy In the act.
which bAstudded with originalities and
novelties.
Stewart, Desmond. and company win
win a rich harvest OF laughs with their
droll sketch, cohen the Cop" which is
uprcarious from start to finish. '.The
Whistling Bachelor Is the title Of q
playlet to be offered by the Goodwin
brothers, full OF spicy wit and funny
dialogue Henry Hargraye In his unique
one-act pIaylet, "Chuus," which Is one
OF the most poignantly funny sketches
IN prosent-day vaudeville. Is certain 70
be sure-nro hit A clever and meiodi-