The Washington times., 1913-02-06

right to their very haunts and the
tropics, including many live specimens
of the denizens of the equator. which
I he brought hack, is a story that has
already been given to the public.
There is no nature taking in the mo-
; ton pictures of the Rainey expedition
into the Jungle Neither is there any
posing. The lion is shown traiied tO
his lair nv the American dogs which
accompanied the party.
i. Music lovers will find a pleasing di-
version in "A Night In Venice" an
elaborate scenic spectacle featuring
music of the highest order. which will
he presented by the famous Tarentellas $
az number on the Casino Theater pro-
laughter and comical eccentricIty are
promised rare treat by Miller and
Russell in The Kid and the Crazy
Man." and those who delight in aero
battles, graceful as we'll as thrilling. are
expected to be pleased with the cycling
feats of the Byron Baker Troupe.
Other numbers TO appeal to one taste
or another are promised In Edwards
and his remarkable dog, in an act pure
iy thcir own: Brennan and Wright the
curbstone, and is punctuated with snap
by melodies and grinninE backtalk. and
Clara Dagneau the baseball girl" In
lively monologue and lifting songs.
Motion pictures of the Casino stand
ard will open and close each perform
ance.
The Stanley Operate Company, which
las 4 reputation for presenting enjoy
able operate tabloids. in a setting of
scenic beauty, is announced as the chief
feature of the Cosmos Theater bill for
next week
Other offerings, from the best acts
obtainable in vaudeville. include a full
stage comedy sketch, entitled Gust a
Girl which will be presented by Walk
er and Ill. with special scenery; the
Ernesto Sisters, in slack-wire exhi-
bition; Marion Harrison, in q galaxy of
songs; Anita, the dancing violinist, and
Uno Bradley and Irene, in a merry me-
;ange of songs and witty hits.
The Pathe Weekly Review. picturing
the big events of the world, will lead
the motion picture offerings.
f. NJ. Newman will make two ap-
pearances at the Columbia Theater
Sunday. The first will be at o'clock.
when he will present the latest eN-
citing pictures, both motion and stia.
cf the scenes which are now tran
spring In the war between the Bal
kan States and Turkey. many of
which have just reached him from
his personal photographer at the
front
The second appearance will be in
the evening, when he will tell of
The Top of the World" the cop-
cluding traveItalk OF his series. This
last subject will be repeated Monday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. Under this
suggestive title he will personally
conduct his audiences to the Orkney
ard Farce Islands. Iceland. Spitzber-
gen, the Fjords of Norway and TO
stockholm. there to witness the ex-
citin1 events in the Olympic games
as they occurred last summer.
Jack Singer will send TO the Gayety
next week his biggest buriesque enter
tainment known as the Great Behman
Show, which is headed this season by
the young character actor Lew Kelly,
who has made a reputation by his gra-
phic characterization of a dope fiend.
The Watson Sisters. graceful dancers
and gifted singers. will head the femi-
nine cast, contributing a number OF
specialties
Lon Hascall, Fred wyckor and Vic
Casmore are other gifted entertainers
who viii be seen in The two act musi-
cal farce called "A Mix-Up at New
port" The production has been attrac-
lively staged by Mr.. Singer, the cos
tunes being elaborate in design.
Billy Watson and his Beef Trust
Beauties" viii be the attraction at the
Lyceum Theater next week, presenting
Alley" a burlesque which Is
said TO be filled with comedy. Afr. Wat
son has surrounded himself with a
capable company OF principals. and his
chorus Is composed of girls who weigh
800 pounds or more.
On Friday night the Country Store
Will be repeated.