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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-15

era. Day Dreams has not waned. II 1t
has not Increased. The iaushable inter
lude with the rabbit. the hunter, the
spring and the three trees. "there. ana
there. and there just as plainly por-
trayed by the music as by the players
still holds the freshness and enective-
ness of It's humor as when first 1t came
TO Washington.
Thomas Cenkey made an admira Ole
Prince Aladar. in looks as Well as In ms
beautiful songs; Elgie Bowen was the
same care-free. joyous fountain girl, The
Spring Maid as when she first tripped
up and down the stage with her dainty
dance steps and bubbling melodies
Charles Meyers was the same shrewd.
know-it-aI and know nothing sleuth ne
ever was. and the inimitable Tom Nc
Naugbton as thoroughly enjoyable as
when his twitching knees and petuians
manner first informed his annoyers. i
don't like it. SD don't do it. The chorus
is made up Of a bevy of young beauties,
more or less so hut they go to their work
with a will and vim that is entirely salts
flying The male portion Of the chorus Is
a positive relief from the attenuated. dys-
peptic-looking, withered joys that usually
play the fois to the chorus girls. Taken
az a whole, THE Spring Maid" Is one OF
the real delights that should be seen and
heard. if only for the sake of storing up
plea SAINT memories when the evil days
may come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-15
Poll 8.

Fun reigns supreme at Polls this week
Ward and Curran. in The Stage Door
Tender: the Langdons, in an automo-
bile travesty. and Felix Adler, a monol-
ogist. hold the leading places as fun
makers.
THE Stage Door Tender" while pri-
marily vehicle for fun and songs, has
a little thread of sentiment in 1t: a thread
designed to give the average theatergoer
a peep into the inner hearts of the life
behind the footlights. One or two Of the
musical numbers of this act are really
pretty.
Humor that rambled among spark
plugs. punctured tires, carbureters, gasO-
line and Steerin: gear was furnished IN
such an abundance by the Langdons that
laughter seemed nearly as continuous as
then accidents Felix Adler had a
large stock of songs. parOdies and jokes
that called forth applause. One of the
prettiest and highest-clas,; acts on the
program. and one which fell behind none
in the way Of applause. is the Premier
Duo in Il composite of songs and instru-
mental selections" The selections offered
were pretty and effective. especially when.
on an encore, they gave an imitation of
The Spirit of 10, on stringed instru-
ments. Clark and Verdi. in q ''whimsi-
cal travesty on the Italian emigrant." Of
fered comedy act which brought forth
applause. and the Zoia Sisters offered q
novel feature in dancing.
Besides n photo play the week in re-
view is shown in motion pictures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-15

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-15

sweetheart He goes to her husband
nome to secure discriminating evidence.
meets the wife. who opposes him, - later
confronted with the husband. who de-
no,,nces and then divorces the wife, who
has been LOYAL upon false charges. With
this material an interesting plot Is woven
with logical ending.
Boyd Nolan distinguished himself IN the
role Of Wilbur Emerson. young banker.
who wins his sweetheart at the prison
door. and Lola Downin. pleasing in per-
sonality, portrayed the abused wife with
fine discretion. personal charm and dram
attic force Willis Granger and Franklin
George also did exceptionally well IN the
roles assigned them. The remainder of
the company assisted in forceful and
effective performance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-15
New National.

As. rich in melody as a rose i'm fra
GRANGE. THE Spring Maid returned to
IN" National Theater last evening to in
.augurate a weeks delightful entertain
Yent. She has changed but little since
I..r former visit either In her makeup or
her power OF fascination. The charming
9'rincess Bozena is still the same dainty
delicate. delightful coquette as on her
~'rmer visit. and she had the warmest
sympathy of great responsive audience
Intil il had the chance 10 share her joy
When the famous old Carlsbad spring ran
dry.
II was good. too. to find a real live man
with "a charming tenor voice upon whom
she might lavish her affections, and
uhether it belonged in the opera or not.
" was a new lease on life To be able TO
laugh az genuine comedian. AS each
o. the beautiful melodies with which the
opera is filed was unfolded. i'm its deveI-
1pnent new interest seemed aroused, and
TIE applause became more frequent But
fiat iS that audiences are beginning TO
Show their satisfaction mor.' in their faces
than with their haudclappiug in these
later DAYS. 1t may not he 81 pronounced
lea the players. who are said TO live on
lie applause they receive but certainly
4 must make them feel good to see a
great field of smiles stretched out before
Them. strongly indicative that everybody
j. happy.
But three changes in the cast have been
made since the opera was here before
John t. McSweeney supplants Ben Hen
bricks the Prince Nepomuk. the big
!at. absurd father OF the charming ptin-
c"ss; Vincent Sullivan. now with THE
Rose Maid. has given way TO Charles
Hart, with nothing lost TO The Spring
Maid. and Grace ADV adequately re-
places Jessie Bradbury as Ursula. the
matinee adorer OF Roland, the Iudlcrous
iragedian.
christie Macdonald. perennial IN her
beauty, grace and delicious charm, is
stlli the same. possibly a little more So
and her power ~ awaken enthusiasm
with The Fountain Fay" Two Little
Love Bees" and the real gem OF the op-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-15
Chase

When Stanley James appeared at
Chase's YESTERDAY in the capacity of step
father to Bixbys BABY he must have
imagined himself back at the Columbia.
JOYOUS was the welcome he received
The farce itself is not what one could
conscientiously call original, but ii serves
as an outlet for Mr.. James personality
and gives chance to Miss Octavia Ellis
and Miss Cora Proctor for a bit Of clever
work.
Kate Gilmore is back looking more than
ever like a iobster-dream Of fair women
AS a hunter-ess In buckskin breeches, a
red atrocity that mistook itself for coat
with a toy gun. she raised such a gust Of
hilariousness- with her rapid fire OF Jokes
that one wishes Miss Gilmore could some.
how put herself on the market in tonic
form so as to cure the world of it's blues
While she was changing this woodland
costume for a bridal confection in skin
tight satin. green feathers and roses Of the
hue called ''yaller.' amiable Sam VIII
iiams was given chance to sing a good
song in pleasing voice.
Ben Boyer and Brother opened the pro.
gram with really new bicycle tricks, each
of which had its hurnor or thrill. Robin
son Newbold was laughably grotesQue In
a song representation OF PAN in which
the god used a Tyre instead OF his classic
pipe. and wove a crown of orchard fruits
that properly belong to Ceres. He scored
dHotHeT success III cnant mOnolOgue
about a ''down-and- outer" that elected
the laughter that is akin to tears. Marie
Louise Gribbin varied the act with sew
eral songs and pretty gowns:
The Lads o Melodie," otherwise
Messrs. Benkhart, Gaskill Shisler and
George r. Reed. played three pianos and
sang their rOllicking songs in way TO
gain recalls. and the first half of the
program closed with The Top o. the
World" a daDce-frolc with Kris Krin-
giles workshop for a setting and with
dolls. dancing jacks. six really truly"
dogs and make-believe bear to provide
the fun. Vivian Ford, as the Doll Prin-
cess, was AS daintily fragile as bisaue:
the colles behaved beautifully, and the
chorus was buoyantly graceful in yellow
and green tulie. MY Lady's Fans" re.
produced by Julian Dove from his own
original fan paintings. We're exquLsitelr
decorated" by three youthful models who
posed in series of pictures, concluding
with silver Lace" The organ rec!taIs
in the promenade lounge are an ever.in-
creasing attraction. and the Animated
Weekly pictures the usual current events
of the week.
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Academy.

Charles kieins powerful play. The
Gamblers, was presented at the Acad-
envy last evening with An exceptionally
strong cast and in a manner to excite
high COMMUNICATION. 1t IS another OF
those unusual attractions which. strong
ly presented by capable actors seems TO
be recasting the clientele Of the Academy
and making that playhouse one of the
higher grade theatrical attractions OF
Washington.
The plot engages high finance and
blends with il love story to extend it's
appeal. A coterie OF financiers seeking
to combat special interests overplays
its hand and meets defeat. One OF their
number is in the hands Of the law, and
federal officer, whose wife was a former
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Columbia.

The Man From Home" at the Column
| bia Theater last night registered FIVE
Well deserved curtain calls at the end of
The third act. This considering that the
play is five seasons old and was present
ed in Washington last year. with many
members Of the present cast. so that IT
did not have the attraction of novelty.
makes IL almost unnecessary to say that
the performance was thoroughly enjoy
able.
The principal contributor to this result,
of course. was William Hodge, as Daniel
Voorhees, Pike. "The Man From Home.
whose dry humor. homely philosophy and
g1mpSes OF tenderness. as he fought To
prevent his ward marrying a worthless
scion of an English noble family, were
as satisfying again last night as they
were when he first made reputation a.
the delineator Of the character.
The interest of the audience. however,
was divided between Mr.. Hodge and his
new leading woman. Miss Gertrude Hitz.
who played the unsympathetic part OF
Miss GranSer-SimpSOn. the ward. in such
acceptable fashion that even her beauty
ard personal charm could not withdraw
attention from her finished characteriza-
ton. Miss Hitz has been seen and liked
by, Washingtonians the ingenue with
Miss Margaret Anglin, in Green Stock
ings.''
The seasoned playgoer. might say there
is little too much deus eX machina in
From Home, from the bodybuilding
point of view. and that the revelations
in regard to the characters of the for
tune-hunting English family and their
accomplice. the Countess de Champigny.
which prevented the unsophisticated ward
from becoming their victim. happened SO
opportunely az to be almost mechanical
Booth Harrington and Harry Leon Will
son have nevertheless succeeded in MAX
ing iaugha BILE play with just the right
amount of sentiment 1t might be permits
sihle to suggest that two Of the man char
acters last night could well take to heart
at spots in the dialogue. the comedy line
of Lady Creech. who constantly adjures
those with whom she is speaking: Don't
humble your words
The story of the play is so we'll known
that il Is useless TO repeat Ii. 1t is GER
tain that, without any screaming of the
American eagle in the lines most Of
those who saw the performance last night
Went away with sense of satisfaction
in American ideals and renewed resent
ment of international marriages which
have settlements for their moving cause
The wh5le cast of the play is an excellent
one. Harold Russell the Grand Duke
Nasili Vasilvitch. Henry Harmon as
Ivanof and Anthony Asher. in particular
as Mariana attracting almost as much
favorable comment as the principals.
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list a pianist and a soloist with a sweet
and meiodious voice-all of them genuine
artists. Ursone, with his harp selections.
and Mile D'Osta, with character songs
in costume. and the -Four Harmony Boys,
late features of Lew Dockstader's. whose
quartets are their main attraction. are
other big numbers. A genuine novelty
unusually, enjoyable Is Vera Cunning.
who, with a voice Of the musical kind
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