The Washington times., 1912-05-12
NOTABLE NAMES IN
/. PERFORMERS LIST
OF LAMBS GAMBOL
.EWarfeld, Mantell, Belasco,
3&. All the Stars Coming
.RN% to Capital.

\. Then announcement is made that the
Following members of the Lambs will
; iappear at the matinee at the National
.lTheater on Tuesday afternoon, May Is.
and in the big street parade which Is
! to precede It:
David warfield, Robert Mantell, James
s1O'Neill, Raymond Hitchcock, Jefferson
sI de Angels, Montgomery and Stone, Da-
e..lvfd Belasco, David Bispham, William
Afuldoon, Wilton Lackaye, Marshall p.
! Wilder. Thomas A! Wise, Brandon Ty-
|. man, Eddie Foy, Macklyn Arbuckle,
] Dustin Farnum, Henry B. Warner. Nat
! Wills, Frank Mcintyre, Joseph c..
EAliron, Charles E. Evans, William
Courtleigh, Robert Edeson. william Ell
iiott, Frsncis Carlyle, Frank Gilmore,
Lawrence Wheat, Clayton White, Will
liam Farnum, Edward Abeles, Fred
Martnetti, Charles Hopper. George
4 Hamlin, Richie Ling, Rapley Holmes,
eEFred Niblo, Henry Kolker, Harry Gill
sstVan R. Wheeler william sampson,
|. ana at least fifty others, as well as such
q authors as Augustus Thomas, George
!. .IBroadhurst, E. Milton Royle, Winchell
! Smith. Henry Blossom. Rex Beach,
! con, Porter Emerson Browne, William
&c. de Mile, Rupert Hughes, James
n Barnes, Booth Harrington, George Ran
ldolph Chester ]. Hartley Manners, and
|. Harry B. Smith.
To Appear In Parade.
All of these notables will participate
: in the street parade and appear in the
public performance. No manager could
possibly afford to engage such a cast as
Z will appear at the Gambol, nor Is 1t
likely that such a list of actors could
- ~ lAI 1AYNA Co., II hat H,Ff
boil. II
Washington is one of the nine cities
selected for the public performance The
others are New York, Brooklyn, tBos-
ton, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Newark,
. and Springfield. The club members.
. probably to the number of 800 or more,
will travel on a special train to the
various cities. They will arrive in
Washington at o'clock Tuesday
served on the train. At 1l'So O'Clock
the members, all in special uniforms for
the occasion, will parade to the Ma
tional Theater headed by Victor Her.
! bert and his band of seventy-five pieces
! The line of march has not been definite
, IQy settled upon at the present time
but the parade will probably start from
Pennsylvania avenue and Eighth stree,
. and terminate at the theater.
Was Success Before.
4 At the last Gambol held in Washing
: ton three years ago the seats were solL
y lat public auction, and while this was
tquite an important source of revenue
. tyet, as some dissatisfaction was ex
: Ipressed by local theatergoers, the LamI.
. have decided to dispense with an auc
= ltion sale this year, and the sale will
' lopen at the National Theater mex
TUESDAY morning, at o'clock, with Al
absolutely clean box office sheet, ant
: the rule of first come, first served, will
. be strictly adhered to. The same seal
of prices will again prevail as the las
: 'Gambol.
: The various committees in charge o
tthe Lambs All Star Gambol INCLUDE
many names famous in the theater, art
literature, and other walks of life.
= Most of these members will partici
tpate in the big street parade. and th
Entertainment at the National. Man!
prominent Lambs. who will also parti
lcipate, are not on the committee, in
tBispham. James O'Neill, Robert Man
ltell and others. Following are the prin
lcipal committees:
Committees Named.
Gambol ommittee-Augustus Thomas
Victor Herbert, Wilton Lackaye. Johl
Drew, David Warfield. William Gil
Iaette, Charles Klein, Cyril Scott, Thoma
IA. Wise, George H. Broadhurst Georg
siV. Hobart, Fritz Williams, Eugene w
4lPresbery, William Courtleigh, H. Mil
ton Royle. Digby Bell. Joseph w. Her
Ebert, George Nash. Frank Craven. ]. L
.lGsolden Augustus Barratt, Arthur Weld
slwinchell Smith, Robert H. Burnside
tlGrant Stewart, and Raymond Hubbell
I'll Executive committee-William Harris
IA. L. Erlanger, David Belasco, Mar
islI<law, Charles Frohman. Percy c. WI
slliams, Joseph Brooks, Lew NJ. Fields
slA. w. Dingwall. George Fl. Nicolai
slFrederic Thompson, Joseph NJ. Weber
Benjamin F. Poeder, Frank Mckee
slSamuel II. Harris William Elliott, an
slFrederick c. Whitney.
81 Washington Committee-Harry Rap
Hey, Preston Gibson, DR.. Paul w. Evans
sHIarry Norment, Robert Hickman, Hal
sAfcAllister and ]. Clarence Hyde.