The Washington times., 1913-03-06

| and presenting Allan FInehart and AM
! Heritage In Una Clayt, ms unique com
edy. Just Halt Way" the story of :
| stop on the brink of a moral precipire
| Anothet feature viii be the vibrant
and volatile prima donna comedienne
Minnie Allen. Hers Is a merry and mr,
| sical mosaic along lines exceedingly
clever and original.
The Wizard of Musical Chords
Diero. the worlds greatest piano-ac.
An enjoyable comedy ent-ee will be
served by Billy Hailigan and Dana
: Sykes: Mile. Lima Painter, the ia
nous premiere aerialiste from the Com
| edie Royale. Paris, is also an importan,
inclusion.
The Kinemacolor photo-play will .,
the virile far West lrama, ''The Hous.
on the Plains" The pipe organ recitals
at 80. 7:30, and intermission. will rend.
er varied and melodicus programs.
THE Heir to the Hoorah," one of
Paul Armstrong; greatest comedy sue
cesses, will be-the offering of the popu-
lar Poll Players next week. AS in
"Salomy Jane" Mr.. Armstrong has
selected as the chief characters in The
The hero is a mine owner who marries
al Eastern society girl. and who there
after is made miserable by the nagging
of a typical mother-in-law.
Finally the husband can endue the
faultfinding no longer. He leaves his
hears that son has been born TO him
he rushes home and asserts his mastery
over the tyrant of the household. A. H.
Van Buren, will be seen as the hero,
with Miss Jewel as the wife.
Only the title remains of that frisky,
refreshing. laugh provoking farce. NC
Fadden's Flats" and. when the curtain
goes up on the new Flats" at the
Academy next Monday evening a breezy
atmosphere will prevail. The pretty
scenic surrounding Of each act cannot
fail to please the eye and set off the
pretty costumes worn by this excellent
company. There are specialties that 60
with a dash. girls who wear bewitching
gowns and unique make-ups. comedians
who can dance, sing and be funny with
out resorting to old-time material; nov
elites that are brilliant and in fact
everything that Is different will be
found this year with ''McFadden's
Flats
The usual Tuesday and Thursday mat
inee3 will be given, and special mat
inee on Saturday for the children.
Leopold Godowsky, the eminent Polish
pianist. will appear here in recital at the
Columbia Theater tomorrow at 4:3O. Mr.
IouOWShSs WHOSe TetuTn 10 AIHeIlCd
after many years has awakened univer-
sal interest among musicians and stud
ents of music, is a colossus Of technique
and a poet as well. His piano playing
has been the magnet in Berlin and
Vienna for over a dozen years. and 1t
Is only necessary to announce a recital
by Godowsky over there to witness
tremendous outpouring of the musical
fraternity.
On his tour Of the United States this
season. Godowsky will play a remark
able list of works ranging from Bach
to the strong compositions of the mod
ern school Although a giant in his art.
Godowsky can also draw zephyr-like
tones from tie instrument. The skill of
performing the. works Of Chopin as
Chopin himself wished them to be
played, has long ago been conceded to
be Godowsky's realm: even Paderewski
has never surpassed his brother Pole In
the interpretations of the Chopin so.
natas. nocturnes, etudes, polonaises etc.
When 1t comes to the classics. Godow-
sky's performances have themselves be-
come a tradition.
The farewell to the Philharmonic So
ciety OF New York. and its eminent