The Washington times., 1913-04-27
THEATRICAL NEWS NOTES

Florence Reed. who made such a biz
nit in THE Scarlet Woman is playinl
| IN Los Angeles in the Morosco Stool
Company.
The biggest musical novelty of the
spring season is announced for Tuesday
afternoon at the Columbia in the Pau.
list Choristers.
Louise Randolph. who was the man
ager OF her own company in Chicago
Is to be the leading woman of a stock
company in sprinsfield. Mass.
Charles Frohman will produce in the
near future a musical comedy entitled
The X-Ray Girl" by Paul Rubens,
author of ''The Sunshine Girl
The Argyle Case" with Robert Hill.
lard as the star, and W. J. Burns, the
famous detective, as one of the authors,
is to have a London production.
John NJ. Kline has added to the CO.
lumbia Players fleet of motor cars by
the purchase of touring car, and Stan
ley James is now in the market for one
Oliver Metzerott- treasurer of the Co.
new runabout to supplement the big
touring car that is in use by the Co.
lumbia management.
A new farce is to be produced which
is a satire on the prevailing type of
Crook?" and Marguerite Clark is to
have the leading part.
Captain Dean, adjutant at Fort Myer.
bia Players last Tuesday, and gave
special cavalry drill in honor Of their
presence at the post.
John GIendinning, father of Jessie
of the Columbia Players,
closed his season in the all-star cast of
"Rosedale" Saturday night, and is ex-
pected in Washington today to visit his
daughter.
Everett Butterffeld is organizing an
club among the Columbia
Players, and is planning a number of
runs in the near future, that
will combine rest and recreation.
Cook and Lorenz, the featured come
dians with the American Beauties Com
pany, prior to entering burlesque played
in three of the high-priced theaters of
Washington.
The scene reproducing The Abby" a |
Partisan resort where the cabaret had
its birth, is one of the spectacular fea- |
lures of THE American Beauties" bur- |
lesque entertainment at the Gayety this |
week
James Thatcher. manager of Polls !
n this weeks issue of the Poll program.
confesses that he is a versifier, if not
poet He contributes four ripping
stanza on the virtues of Way Down
East"
The Poll wistaria garden will probably
open soon if the present warm weather
continues. This cool balcony, high
,ver Fifteenth street. was one of. the
charming accessories Of the theater dur
ng the hot weather last summer.
1.-The Curse of the Vampire" a spec-
acular dancing number In The Ameri-
an Beauties entertainment at the Gay
.ty this week, IL said to posses the
hrills OF an Apache speciality with the
race and beauty of a terpsichorean ef-
ort.
For the remainder of the season at
he Gayety the admission for the matt
ices at the hour when the ball game
,egins, will be 10 and 20 cents The
iokes electrascore reproduces every
lay made by the Nationals and their
pponents on their Western trip. '
Among the new Edison talking mic {
ure productions which have been OBJ S
aimed for the near future at Chase's ,
re: THE Musical Blacksmith" THE 4
anniversary of Jerry and Mandy"
Votes for Women, The Singing So I
ety." Edmund Breese and company in {
The Master Mind, and THE Worm )
urns-" Two bis kinemacoIor pressnta-i 9