The Washington times., 1912-03-10

Belascos effective Southern California
idyI, "The Rose of the Rancho" This
Is the play in which Frances Starr play
ed for three years. starring as the be-
witChing Juanita. Frances Nelson, who
has been rc-enGaged for the coming sea-
son. will be seen in this role, along with
Carrie Thatcher, George w. Barber.
John NJ. Kline, Stanley James, Arthur
Richie and Edwin II. Curtis.
The Rose of the Rancho is a com
plete illusion of languorOus old Spain
lingering in the lap of bUstlinG new
California atmosphere that has not only
light, color and sound, but Incidence,
passion and pride as well.
John G. Rice and Sally Cohen, the
delightful farccurs, will be the prin"ip Al
comedy attraction at Chasc's next
week. They will present for the first
time in this city Their new success,
The Path of tEe PriInroses." The next
important feature will be Elizabeth
Bricc and Charles King. the musical
comedy stars, lately with Lew Fields
"Thc Hen Pccks' company. Tncy viii
present "A BIT Of Musical Comedy in a
Vaudeville Way" The famous imprc-
SaTiO, b. \. ROlfn, will present for its
premiere her" Tie Ten COuIticrs," i
spectacular musical prUduc ton, with
distinguished singers and instrumental
lists in the principal roles
GrotasQuc dancing oddities will be
amusingly rendered by Rosa Crouch
and George Wclch. Leipzig, the con-
iurer to royalty. is another inclusion.
James j.. Mcdonald will InterjeGt his
parodics and chat. Edwards Novel
Circus will offer nony, doE., hybrid
zebra, sacred OK, and unridable mule
in a show full of hilarious happenings.
The remaining number will nc the
photopIane daylight motion pictures of
recent International events.
Tom Moore. president OF the Moore
Amusement Company, has announced
that he will open the Majestic Thcater
next Monday, with a Naudevill" and
moving picture bill. The vaudeNlll"
offerings will be tn" best obtaiDaElc and
the moving pictures will. from time to
time, include many Of the large AMI
exclusive films snOHn for the first time
in Washington. A new departure will
hc the prices Of admission, cents for
! the matine"S. which will inClud" thCCn-
tire orchestra HoOr. and 10 cents for
| the evening, which will include ;hc
whole house The shows will run daily
and continuously from y. III. until 1879
| y. nj. presenting hll OF ten attra"-
| lions The house will lie properly con-
Quoted, and especial bains will be taken
to make the entertainment Of such n
| character ;haI it will appeal particular
| ly tu women AMI children.
! "McFaddcn's Flats" with its hu-
morOus exposition of life on the east
side district of New York, continues
to be the most entertaining and lavish
| ly appointed spectacular farcical pro-
ductiOn on tour. and the forthcoming
| cnga cement at the Academy next week
| is looked forward to with pleasure by
| the lovers of bright, fresh comedy and
| tuneful music of the popular kind. INC.
year. and the company superior in every
| particular.
| There will be provided next week al
the Lyccum burlesquc show by the
| DuckIings Company, headed by Charles
Boyle, who will be assisted by Beatrice
HarIowe. May Silkcn. Kitty Warwicker
| Tony Kennedy, Charles Vaughn
Charles Lester, James Eddy, Margic
Bennett, and her Picks" in the dance
STYLED The Eagle Rock" The Young
Brothers. comedy acrobats. with a new
assortment Of twists and turns, will be
| seen.
Rose Sydell comes to the Gayety next
week, following the engagement of the
college Girls" Miss Sydel has in.
fcCtious good humOr, a fine, rollicklng
singing voice, an engaging personality
and abundant good looks. Miss Sydel
is supported this season by com.
petent company of comedians anC
dancers, with a large chorus.