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The Washington herald., 1913-02-13
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE soUfH
n. B.-Foll0wing schedule figures puolished onl,
As information ard not guaranteed.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON
For Atlanta Montgomery. Mobile. New Orleans
Q 80 q. m. and lo:i5 p m. daily. Dining can
For Chattanooga and Memphis. via AsherilIc 1884.
r. daily.
For Atlanta. Columbus. birmingham. $50 4 m
and 70 n m daily. Dining cars
For Atlanta. Admission. TslIadegs. Calera. Selma
TO q. n. and AS p m. daily and for Uniohtovn
Dsmopnlis Meridian. $50 =. m daily. Dining cars
For Roanoke. Bristol. Knoxville Chattanooga Bir
minshSm. Meridian. vicksburg. New Orleans. Ioii
p m. daily. Dining cars.
For Rosnoke Knoxville Chstianoors. Nashville
Memphis i:lo a. m. daily. Sleeping car may Be
occupied after 1000 p m Dining car.
For Ashevile. $50 a. m. SIS .. N, snd io.4 D.
m. daily. Dining can
For Columbia. SummeTTilIc Charleston Aiken.
AurIs's. Savannah. Brunswick. Jacksonville. ana
Flnriil points. SIS =. n. daily. Dining car.
Tourist CIR for California daily except Sunday,
IS p N.
For Danville nocaI. 30 a. m. daily.
For Harfsonburg. s33 = m. daily tparior can.
SIS n m. tparior carl End 4 o5 D m week days.
For Charlottesville uocan. 80 q. m and 90
y. m. daily.
For waucnton. $50 a. m. noc a. m. ios p m.
daily; 3:b p. m. -tparlor carl and SIS .. m. and
week days. L. s. BROWN. General Agent.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-13
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The Washington herald., 1913-02-13
Chasc's-PoIite Vaudeville.

The Dance Dream will be the leading
attraction at Chase's next week. In no.
mantle and picturesque theme it sug.
gests The RcvcTies of Bachelor" Colt
Albertson is featured as the Dreamer
and the dream girls are six Broadway
dancers whose gowns and dances repre-.
sent the styles and dances ranging from
the days of the crinolne skirt to the
modern hobble.
The extra added stellar Offering will
be Jack Kennedy, who succeeded Cliff
ton Crawford in the principal role in
The Three Twins" He will present "a
Business Proposal with Virginia Rev
nolds and Chauncey Moore supporting
him. Frank North and company will
give the sketch, Back to Wellington. -
Other numbers will be Maxim's Partisan
Art Models in living facsimiles of cele-
.brated paintings; Conlin, Steele, and
Carr, in the bijou musical comedy
called Fresh from College," the Max
welson :roup of German arenists, the
Einemacolor photo play. The Alchem-
ist." and the pipe organ recitals.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-13
National - Minneapolis Symphony
Orchestra.

Emil Oberhoffer seems to have beer
particularly happy in the selection of his
soloists for the concert of the Minneap.
oils symphony Orchestra. which /.
scheduled for a week from this after.
noon at the National under the direction
of 7. Arthur Smith. Maude Klotz, who
is TO sing Puccini's aria from Madam
Butterfly "On bel do vedremo" lis a
young Western soprano who has COM
manded marked attention during the
past two seasons
Cornelius van Vliet, the 'cellist is nc
stranger in this city, and the announce.
ment that he will play the Servais theme
and variations, 20 cara memorial" has
been received with general satisfaction
The orchestral numbers will include
Wagner's overture to 'Rienz,'' to start
with. the Sibelius Symphony No. /, in E
minor, and LISTS symphonic poem
Les Preludes"
The Washington herald., 1913-02-13
National France. Starr in "The
Case of Becky

Theater-goers here will have another
opportunity next week at the New Ma
tional Theater to see Frances Starr in
The Case of Becky which has met
with such phenomInal success during its
three months run at the Belasco Theater.
New York
In this play the brilliant young actress
has achieved the triumph of her career
and critics agree that her portrayal of
the dual role in this rema rkable drama is
one Of the noteworthy offerings of recent
seasons
The staging and costuming will be up
to the usual standard OF Belasco pro-
ductions and her supporting cast will be
one Of the best the season has offered.
It includes Charles Dalton, Albert Rrun-
ing. Eugene O'Brien. Harry {. Browne,
Mary Lawton, and John T. Brawn.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-13
Garden Theater.

Lovers of Wagner's opera "Siegfried'
have an opportunity to-day to see this
famous production in an elaborate mo.
tion picture at the Garden Theater. with
selected and specially arranged musi-
cal programme by the Garden Symphony
Orchestra, which embodies the best parts
of the opera score. Other interesting
dramatic and comic films are shown.
On Friday and Saturday a beautiful
hand-colored photoplay story of the theft
Of the fGmous painting Mona Lisa will
be shown for the first time at the Gar
den, and special musical programme
will be featured.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-13
NORFOLK & WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. . lsil
Leave Washington New Union Station
$50 a. m. Daily-An POINTS Norfolk & Western
1910 n m. Daiiy-Rosnoke. Bristol. Winston
salem. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashville New Or.
LEAFS Through sleeper. Dining csr,.
tio =. m.-For Bristol. Knoxville. Chsttsnoog,.
Nashville. and Memphis Washington Memphis
sleerers open at 10 p m.
For NofoIk-Lcare daily % m. and 1901 noon.
Arrive Norfolk II 70 4. m. and $50 D. N. Psrior
cars
go n. N. Driy-Rcrryvilie Lrray Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS a. m. 10 20
.. m. md i2:l5 a. m daily.
All information Hls New Yort Avenue. opposite
Bond Building
The Washington herald., 1913-02-13
Cosmos-NaudcviIIc.

4 big scenic musical novelty is sche0-
uled among the attractions at the Cos
AMOS next week. Bouter, Tillson, and
Parker will present the musical festival
entitled "A Yard of Music" Goldrick.
Moore and KleIse. Metropolitan caba-
rettists. will rOllick in the songs, dances.
and fun of the cabaret. and De Voy
Faber and company will present His
Surprise Package" new comedy
Flayle:.
Karrs canine comedians, which head
the second contingent, will present an
entertaining onimSl offering; Garrison
and Maxwell will appear in a musical
melsngc, and Pauline Josef will furnish
a blend of the soubrcttc and the singers
art. Pathes famous Weekly Review will
head the series of film features
The Washington herald., 1913-02-13
CaaIno-NaudeviIle.

4 rOllicking musical comedy Offering
by The Leap Year Girls will constitute
the headline attraction at the Casino
next week. 1t comes heralded as a real
treat OF melody and mirth. Next in inn
portance will be Rawson and June, Aus
tralian boomerang throwers, in feats OF
the Antipodes. Preston, the noted
European gymnast, will furnish the
foreign feature.
Other attractions will include Kittner
and McCIay in "A study I'm Black and
Tan" a novelty of pleasant entertain
ment; Frank ]. Hurley, in a musical
number. and Fields and Carroll, in a
clever chatting contest lntermixed with
song. Three new reels of the Casino
standard will open and close the show
with a phOtoplay attraction.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-13
Doodle Girls"

The Yankee Doodle Girls" in a new
departure in entertaining. will be seen
next week at The I.yCeum
The personnel of the principals includes
Gloria Martinez and Frankie Rice. Among
the male members of the company are
Burt Jack, Lew Williams. Joe Mills
Jack Fox, Joe Evans. and Henry II
Young. The special feature of the per-
formanCc is DashinG Dainty Marie.
In The Yankee Doodle Girls the
patrons of the Lyceum are promised .
bright and breezy entertainment of bur-
lesque and speciality. The company is
presenting a lively curtain raiser entitled
The Piano Movers" and are later in
troduced IN a rollicking burlesque en-
titled Pat the Porter
Friday night the Country Store" will
be the feature. with several new depart
ments
The Washington herald., 1913-02-13
BeIasco-Mme. Rappo1d in Concert.

Nine. Marie RappoId, prima donna So
prsno of the New York Metropolitan
Opera Company, who is to appear in a
concert at the Belasco Theater next Sum-
day night. has an interesting story to
tell of her debut in the Metropolitan
Opera House, despite the fact that she
had had no European training, and is
an American by birth.
BY her success, Nine. Rappold has
proven what practically all the world
admitted TO he impossible, namely, that
an American born singer with only Am
cTcsn training can be admitted a real
artist in the field of Grand Opera.
That Nine Rappold is n success is at
tested by the fact that she has been re-
engaged for every season at the Metro
rolitan Opera Company since her first
season. with one exception. during which
time she was in concert work in the capi-
tails of Europe.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-13
Academy-"The Great Divide,

The Great Divide" that Soul-stiring
drama of the desert and the mountains
Of Arizona, that made Margaret Anglin
and Henry Miller famous, will be pre-
The Washington herald., 1913-02-13
Gayety-"The Midnight Maidens."

William S. Clark's burlesque organiza-
ton, "The Midnight Maidens, with
company numbering fifteen principals
and n chorus of thirty, will be the at
traction at the Gayety next week. The
Midnight Maidens'' will be seen in a
full-size Pullman car when the curtain
rises IN the first scene. The 'Maidens
are supposed TO comprise a hurlesdue
organization on the first leg of trip
TO Australia. The Pullman is on its way
to Frisco. AS an afterpiece there will be
a farce called Cupid" followed by n
unique boxing speciality called "One
Round O'Brien." Among the principals
of Mr.. Clark's company are Elmer Ten
ley. Bob Van Osten, MarGic Hilton,
Emma Siegel, and Clare Burg.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-13
BeIa.co-"The Painted Woman"

4 William 4. Brady production in the
form OF The Painted Woman, written
by Frederic Arnold Hummer. will be the
attraction at the Belssco next week and
much favorable comment has been asso-
ciated with the performances of this
romance, because OF its forceful
dramatic trend. literary style and color.
The scenes and situations are laid in
periods that had to do with the six
teenth century and shows careful and
artistic treatment on the part OF Mr..
Hummer. Scenically. it comes up to all
requirements and all four acts show that
the handicraft of men well up in the
art OF painting and theatrical architec-
ture have turned out a production that
is commendable because of its clever
ness.
Included in the cast of The Painted
Woman are such well-known names as
Florence Reed, Charles waIdron, CASTOR
Mervale, GeOffrey Stein. Frank Peters,
Anthony Andre, Eugene Powers. David
Barton. Jobyna Howland, Augustus Col
lette, Charles Fisher, Harry English.
and others favOrably known in the
dramatic armament.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-13
CHESAPEAKE G. OHIO LINES.

SIS p. m. daily-slespers to Louisville Cincinnati.
Indianapolis and 81. Louis
So D. m daily-Puman TO Cincinnati and
Chicago.
II:IO T. m. dsiIr-sIeer-rs 10 viryiuia Hot srr1ngs
Cincnnati. and Louisviile
Ofiors 5l3 Pa Ave lsss n 81. and unIon station
The Washington herald., 1913-02-13
COMING TO The THEATERS

sented at the Academy for next week
Albert Phillips and Leila Shaw, as CO.
stars. will be the prosecutors, under the
direction of Rowland and Clifford. The
massive scenic equipment used during
the run at Dsly's Theater, New York,
will be seen.
Mr.. Philips and Miss Shaw will play
the parts of Steve Ghent and Ruth Jor-
dan, and are said TO bring 10 their char
acterizations that thorough theatric
schooling acquired in the several Froh-
man and Belasco companies, OF which
they were former members and leaders.
An adequate cast composed OF such
well-known players as Albert ]. Sims,
Lola Stewart Fanny Matthias. Robert A.
Bennett, Frank Taylor, and Victor Trav-
ers, will be seen In support OF Mr.. Phillips
and Miss Shaw in the William Vaughn
Moody play.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-13
Pon'.-"The warren. of virginia"

Izetta Jewel leading woman OF the Poll
players. arrived in Washington Tuesday
night, and began rehearsals yesterday
morning for the leading role in THE
Warrens of Virginia." the war drama
which win be the offering of the Poll
players next week. The part of the
heroine in this famous Belasco-De Mile
drama, in which Miss Jewel viii be
seen next week. IS the role made famous
by Charlotte Walker. In the co-star role
of Col. Warren. father OF the heroine.
Mark Kent will have his first big role
Of the season. This is the part which
was created by Frank Keenan,. A. H.
Van Buren will be seen as the Union
officer in love with the Southern girl.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-13
CoIumbia-"The yellow Jacket.-

The Yellow Jacket" which comes to
the Columbia next week direct from a
four months run at the Fulton Theater,
New York, has been acclaimed by critics
of all degrees and by the public as the
most unique and unusual dramatic piece
seen on Broadway within the memory of
the Oldest inhabitant. Described in the
programme as "A Chinese play done in
the Chinese maner." il is redolent of all
the mystery and charm Of the East.
THE Yellow Jacket was written by
George 6. Hazelton. author OF Mistress
Nell" and "Benrimo.' who. for twelve
years, was the leading actor and stage
director for David Belasco.
The company which presents the play
in this city is the same company which
has appeared in it ever since its New
York opening, early in the fall. In this
company are Thomas Jackson. Signor
Perugini, David Powell Antoinette Wal
ler. Saxone Morland, Reginald Barlow,
Grace Rarbour. Mark Price. Juiiette Day.
J Arthur Young, Schuyler Ladd. Fanny
Addison Pitt. and twenty others
The Washington herald., 1913-02-13
MONEY WANTED { TO LOAN.

A SYSTEM ~ DRUGLEss HEALING thst
CONOuERS CHRONlC-as well a. acute-DiS-
EASES. HAS BEEN FOUND.
READING MY BOOKLET viii nlSCON EE I'D
fOI that thoss uhn were IS BADLY AffLICTED
a. lOu ars HAVE BEEN CURED WITHHOLD
ASSISTANT.
Hour-Io a. m TO 5 u. m ssanday-li to J.
BOOKLET AND CONSULTATION FREE.
INCuRABLE CASES SOLICITED.
PROF. II. n. n. PARKER. las 9Th ST. n. w.
See Nv Big Ad Here Every Monday.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-13
LOTS WANTED.
MOVING. PACKING, & STORING

for estimation 90 separate rooms. SMITH .
TRANsfER AND STORAGE co. sr2 $ ST
BlGUAGE-BAGGAGE CALL N. 75i UNION
politt. ard experienced serr1ies ~ St NV
The Washington herald., 1913-02-13

Chase's-Grand opera Tomorrow.
Donizetti's magnificent opera. Lucia
di Lammermoor." uncuestionably the
greatest of the florid school OF song, Will
be presented at Chase's Theater to-mor-
rom afternoon by the full strength or
the Chicago Grand Opera Company,
headed by Mime. Luisa Tetrazzini. as
Scott's heroine. the bride of Lammer-
moor. In the company will be found
such eminent artists as Giuseppe eau
denzi, Minnie Egener, Anafesto Ross,
Gustave Huberdeau, Emilio Venturini.
and Palmiro Aleotti. Supporting this as-
gregation will be a wonderfully efhcient
chorus OF nearly a hundred voices ana
an orchestra of seventy trained musi-
clans, while scenery, costumes, proper
ties. electrical effects, and other acces-
sorics will be complete in every detaii,
as was the case when the company scored
Its great triumph in Chicago. Nine.
Tetrazzini's place in the contemporary
musical world is OF such commanding
eminenca and her achievements In both
operatic and concert fields are so well
known. that 1t is useless to expatiate
upon the marvellous quality OF her voice
T. Arthur Smith announces that as
WAS the case last week, such seats as re-
main unsold at his Office tonight will be
transferred 10 the special box office at
Chase's Theater, where they VIII be
placed on sale tomorrow morning.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-13

OFFTCE UF THE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT
o. Columbia. February TO- 1913. Seaied ururossl,
will he received st this Office until O'Clock T. m
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY>1. 1918 for heating aud
EentiatirE SvStrsn for Nofr1Sl School, No. lse To-
Gated in Gcorris Avenue. between Howard Place
and Fsimont strcst Northwest. Washington D. G
Blank forms q proposal. specifications. and all
essAry information may be obtained from the Chief
'7crk. Engineer Department. Rom e District
Building, Washington. H. 6. CUNO ". RI.
nOI.rH JOHN 4 JOHNSTON, WILLIAM Y.
JUDSON Comnisxiorrrs D. g frbIos,