The Washington times., 1912-11-14

cffer his new hit THE Regular" with
its unique sidelights on New York Ire.
Miss Robbie Gordone will give beauu-
the taIkative Englishman on the tot
tering ladder, will offer ludicrous
Ollie Young and April; the '.Toyland",
adroItness and bubble tossing. The pipe
organ recitals at 1880, 1880 and during
the intermission, and the fine Animated
Weekly photoplane pictures are other
popular numbers on the list.
Commencing next Monday evening at
the Academy, Cliff Gordon will present
a new drama entitled "Life's Shop Win
dow" by Victoria Cross. which Is max
ing a big sensation everywhere. This
new drama tells the story. OF q youns
wife and mother, whose love for her
husband was 30 great that y demanaedd
an answering love. When the huspanu
failed to give It in return. she % sre% ,vas
Then a false friend entered their home
and pictured to her the life OF gayey,
and pleasure her youth and beauty
would buy. The young wife grows 70
think that she has chosen wrong Iro,n
life's shop window" so she consed ctend
to run. away with this faise ,n irieha her
whole after life full of regret, Just ~.
the nick OF time, Is told In TOUR acts
! with many dramatic climaHes'
A delightful musical novelty Is prom
ised as the headline feature at ron
next week, when the Six Kirksni'tl
Sisters come with their elaoora'es
staged and attractively costumed vaude-
Vile specially. The Kirksmiths are
not only gifted musicians, but they are
young actresses who possess many pei.
sonai charms which MAKE II" ''''''
diate appeal to the audience,
Maximus the Russian heaVyweish.
| iuguler, will be seen In n NUMBER ol
feats Of strength and agility. ,S rr,,S
Houston is a cartoonist VINO en,p'V e..
a novel invention which pro1ects MS
drawings on large screen; thus en-
abiinC the spectator to study the de-
tail OF his work. ,,,,o
Eprnie & Earnie are two remarkapic
one legged acrobats who perform Ieats
which would seem astounding when at
tempted even by men normally EQUIP
ned Paula Reeves Is charming youhs
singing comedienne with number ot
new songs and dances. The Hickman
Brothers will s,sc,vs Sfer h'1Sr,ees pe,eeted and
Richard & Kyle bring the entertain
ment to close with their talking sEt'
| AT the Club"
This afternoon will AFFORD the last op-
| portunity for intending purchasers to
obtain course tickets for the Burton
= Holmes Travelogues, which begin at the
Columbia Theater Sunday evening at
$50 o'clock, as the single sale Tor the
separate travelogues will be opened to-
! morrow morning. The Sunday evening
course will be duplicated by the Mondag
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o'clock, The West Indies" being the
| opening subject.
| Starting with the West Indies. Mr..
Holmes conducts his audiences to the
greatest of engineering feats. the
Panama canal, soon to be an accomp-
lished fact From Panama. Mr.; Holmes
leads the way to Bombay. Delhi, Jaipur,
beautiful of all buildings. the Tai
Mahal. is situated; thence to Benares,
the Ganges. Darjiling and the Hima..
layas, after which a visit to Burma and
Ceylon will close a series OF personally
conducted tours by proxy"
The extreme Of up-to-date burlesqut
is promised at the Gayety Theater
next week when a new organization
called The Dazzlers" will be seen In
, a two-act piece called "Dugan the
Deputy" The trend of the times ir
this division Of stage entertainment Is
for elaborate productions and merttor.
ious librettos and musical scores, and
in this instance It appears that these
have been successfully attained.
Both the book and the music OF the
new piece are the work of Leon Enrol
who is the leading comedian OF Zieg
fields "Follies Of 1872" Mr.. Enrol |:
also responsible for the stage direc
tion of the production. The new piec'
Is said to tell an amusing story thai
to u,tfG uynn Cd 20
tain interest, and that Is full Of witty
dialogue. and scenes and incidents o
the kind that compel unrestrained
hearty laughter. The title role Il
recalled as a leading comedian with
Blanche Ring In The Yankee Girl"
Just how easy 1t Is for a man WHIT
thinks he is dead down and out to max,
opportunity for himself is the theme o
minute comedy. Nerve" which will b.
presented at the Cosmos Theater mex
week by the Bloomquest Players.
Jack k Vance. q young civil engineer
position, learns through his sweet
heart Of one paying $4,000 a year. II,
fools a railroad president into giving |
| to him by a ruse which convinces tn
president that he is the man who ough
to have 1t. It is comedy. with IT.
humorous side and incidents as we'll a
a mighty good lesson to the man VIII,
thinks all good things como through 1
: "pull."
1t will be supplemented with five act
OF vaudeville OF the kind which ha
. made the Cosmos Theater popular.
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Those who remember the beautiful
tales of Thousand and One Nights,
will find a realistic portrayal of thos
stories In the presentation OF the "Hig
Life in Burlesaue" Company. a merr
mixture coming to the Lyceum mex
week. Some rich electrical devices vii
be seen In the groupings Of the prett
girls to be seen in many novel an
Fascinating ensembles during the frs
big part away from tho general run.
During the action, Casey in Society
:, will be introduced. The performanc
/ will close with q farce entitled, '.Th