The Washington times., 1912-10-24
JOUR- WIVES TO Be
GREAT PRODUCTION
At THE NATIONAL
Prominent Players In Cast
i. of,Notable German
| Comedy.

notable productions of the season will
be the Offering nj the New National
Tbesaer nsrt week when Jo.enh NJ
Gaites VIII present our wives the
comedy which had one Of the greatest
runs OF the century in Germany and
has beef widely exploited as .'The COM
cay WHICH mas made all Europe laugh.
with Henry koiker IN the. leading
cast. patrons of the National are as
suIed rare treat. one or the interest
cl,,des four ~ me mat . hnau vH ya svps.
on the American stage, Miss Pamela
Caythorne. Miss Vera Flnlsy. Miss Isa-
bel MacGregor. and Miss Gwendolyn
! a, The men are just as well known, the
ns1 including Mark Smith, William Ro-
nS1 george Graham, and William
1misy.
IN addition to Every Little Move
nent." several new song features have
been introduced in Madame Sherry"
the musical sensation ~ recent Years
wn,ch comes 10 tne Columbia Theater
next week with Its superb cast and an
augmented orchestra, together with its
Madame Sherry" is decidedly -attrac-
- n,,.,, ne onorus 10 only one Oh many any
sensationai French yaudevilIe enter,ain ain.
.ment has to offer.
The cast numbers such musical com
coy ceieor1ues as Fio IRWIN. william
VIRGINIA Folts, Ann Tasker. Emsy AL
Ton, George Schiller, and others. ;:
Madame Sherry has been revised
Ssoh and sTsn %os
sicsl setting by Karl Hoschna.
-.
Lew Fields will present at the Belasco
Theater next week William Collier in
a new NAV in three acts entitled "Never
oey Die' mt Soier sehsie 10 'he
.n Pte IL comadw 10 msh, anS
nonsensicai, The action OF the play is
laid in London. The production has all
the elements that should give 1t vogue
with the audience seeking entertain
ment without verbal diagram.
Mr.. Collier is to be found in his hap
piest funmaking mood.
Inc supporting company Is an excel
lent one and the production has been
s,ased "a an eiaporate manner. MISS
rauis matt 9, ms c'ty, VIII portray
Sne issns iem'ihe ro'e VI F'oiet
S'eVe"soh'
oreaen from 'ne mus "nat tne
critics say about The Little render
foot, which comes to the Academy
next week. In this age Of the problem
NAV tho ,mnoss,b,e drama and the
yyniri,na nnsicsi meianre n Is refresh
Ing 70 ace a story on the stage that
desls with real people. living real lives.
There il no straining after cheap eff
fects,, no resortinR to the conventional
stage. tricks in this play. there is simply
Z picture Of zeal life. with all the pic
turesdue characters! the blunt honesty
and tho rich humor OF the South
west: Above all IT carries CONVICTION
and holds interest clear 70 the hhish De-
cause X rihss rue.
Chase's next week will introduce Lulu
Chaser. who has starred in numerous
merry operas and musical comedies.
Adventuring in vaudeville with First
Love-" a tuneful operetta, she has
scored a success from the first. Supported
by the romantic tenor. Thomas d. Rich
ards. and having a company Of excep-
tional excellence, II is said, Miss Chaser
will renew old friendships and make
new admirers at Chase's.
The extra added feature will be the
famous English willis Family. from the
I,ondon Palace. where their instrumentaI
nIa Wing was said 10 he reveiation,
1890. r,,,She, nth \. ~, HnaIa a,,s
IN Ws,uara,S. s,.tar" g., tarns,osar u
e n.,s,s. ,tn.ie 80 v,tI pa.nh,,
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