The Washington herald., 1913-11-02
LOCAL THEATERS and
COMING ATTRACTIONS

liegteld FoIlies," series OF 1913, vii
be exhibited at the New National The
ater, week commencing Monday, No
Yember IL.
The Honey Bee" a new comedy and
HARRISON Grey Fiske,s latest production
which comes to the Columbia Theatel
lantic City. November 6.
David Bispham is in vaudeville anc
the 3. f. Keith Theater management
mere Is arranging for his appearance II
this city:
The Old Homestead" will be thu
Thanksgiving attraction at the Colum
oia Theater, following Damaged Goods
Olive Oliver gave UP a strong Scrip
ytural character in the Century Theatel
+. production OF Joseph and His Breth
rem to play woman OF mystery-s
counterfeiters wife-with Robert HH
lard in The Argyl Case at the Ma
tienal this week.
A cast of local favorites will be found
IN Oliver Morosco's production of ''Pes
o My Heart" which comes to the Be
lasco this week.
Thomas Williams and Frank Shannon
members Of the Poll Players, are week.
ending today on board the North Ger.
man Lloyd steamship Neckar at BaIti.
more as guests Of Capt Fulton. with
whom they have crossed the Atlantic
nine times.
Violini, the violinIst with the DreamIanc
Burlesquers at the Gayety this week
was with the original Pink Lady COM
pany with whom he played the part OF
the violinist Of the cafe
Louis Francis Brown was in Washing
ton during the past week arranging for
the coming Of Burton Holmes in a new
series Of travelogues.
Wanda Carlyle, who, as a frightened
housemsid. quivers under the lash OF
detective interrogation in The Argyle
Case" has never appeared with any
other star than Robert Hilliard. When
she was six years old she was his lit
tie leading lady in the Richard Harding
Davis sketch, THE Littlest Girl"
valeska suratt in BLACK Lace and
Diamonds" her sartorial vaudeville sue
cess, is among the early stars ior b.
F. Keith's Theater here.
When Damaged Goods was produced
in indianapolis last week the dramatic
critic of the Indianapolis News, the lead
ing paper of the State, suggested the
advisability Of the city's suosidizlns tne
play so that 1t could remain In the city
iIrtil every man, woman and child had
had an opportunity to see it and profit
by the big lesson which it teaches
Noel Tearle son of the famous Eng
lish actor-manager. is member OF
George Arliss' company in "Disraeli'
at the National Theater next week.
.'The Little Lost Sister is announced
rs an early offering at the Academy
Contracts were signed during the last
week for the coming TO Washington OF
Joseph Brooks new version OF Ihe
Henrietta" which has just been placed
in rehearsal.
Fanny Hartz, leading woman Of THE
Honey Bee" 1t the Columbia next
week, appeared in New York last sea
son at the Princess Theater i'll Food
and Fancy Free"
Louis Y. Parker, the author of George
Arlfss' "Disraeli," was a musical direc-
tor in an English university for sixteen
Years before he was heard of as play
wright.
Dudley IIawley's mother arrived in
Washington yesterday from England To
spend n fCrtaight here as the guest Of
ler son. She will see him on the stage
Tor the first time tomorrow night. when
-he attends the opening performance of
''Strcngheart." in which he will play an
important role.