The Washington times., 1912-11-07

Moulton will offer rapid fire Jokes: Joe
Whitehead will be the parodist and
leading raconteur of the bill: Coed
rich, Van, and Hill, will be seen In a
cabaret feature and inza and Lorella,
comedy acrobats, will complete the
vaudeville features Of the entertain
ment.
Tomorrow afternoon at 4:3O o'clock is
the time set for the concert at the Ma
tional Theater by Marcella Sembrich.
The program, which has already been
announced. will be varied only by the
addition OF Schumann's Brant Lieder,
1 and 2, which the diva has consented
to Sing in response to many requests.
While Nine. Sembrich will be supported
by two extremely popular artists. Gutia
Casini, 'cellist. and Frank La Forge.
pianist, she has resisted the temptation
to minimize the numbers in which she
will appear, and the result will be
prcdominance Of the .prima donna.
Madame Sembrich In all OF her work
muscianship complete and authorita-
tive. and upon poetic insight pos
sesscd by few opera singers. and ex-
ceedcd by none Of her fellow artists Of
thur smith Is directing the local ar
rangements.
Teddy Simon's Auto Girls" will be
the attraction at the Lyceum Theater
next week. with Mildred Stoller. Ber-
tha Gibson, Lew Shean, Hazel Ford,
Frankie Grace, Lew Fein, and a chorus
OF fifty singing and dancing people.
An up-to-date burlesque is promised,
which is handsomely mounted. the
gowns of the chorus being especially
handsome, according to reports that
have come In advance OF the show'
Occult science and the orient are al
ways associated. and II there Is a coun-
try where the learned men have really
found the means OF communication
with those who have passed beyond
the bourne" 1t Is probably In India,
since the demonstrations made there
are sufficiently mystifying. II is said,
to leave the scoffer undecided as to
whether there can be anything in spir-
itualism.
That there is something in spiritual
ism D.. Eddy. who has recently re-
turned from India. says that he will
demonstrate beyond the point OF con-
tradiction at seance at the Belasco
Sunday night.
Among the features he proposes to
give is that OF summoning spirits
among committeeman selected from the
audience. He says that the spirit forms
will appear and disappear at his com
mand upon the stage, which will be
well lighted. At the command OF the
medium, II Is claimed, the spirit forms
disappear, but appear again In the
audience. The medium says that he Is
glad to have his tests Investigated.
Other demonstra tions include slate writ
Ing. supernatural visions, floating
tables, chairs. etc.
Headed by Nettie Nelson, pr1ma donna.
and Phil OFT, capable funmaker. THE
Jolly Follies" will come to the Gayety
next week with a large company OF as
sisting comedians and singers, and an
elaborate production, provided by Al
Rich, the owner. The scenes OF the two
act musical farce are laid In Mexico.
and this will offer the excuse for a
brilliant array OF Spanish costumes. As
sisting Miss Nelson and Mr.. OFT will be
Alice Lazar. Maurice Wood. Virginia
Ware. Tom Robinson, Max Burkhardt.
and Bob OFT. with large and lively
chorus.
The production has been staged by
Leon Errol, who Is also responsible for
the catchy music with which the piece
abounds.