The Washington times., 1913-01-05
, DRAMATIC NOTES
Hughie Jennings. the baseball vaude-
vile star. is due at Chase's February ..

Hughie Jennings. the baseball vaude-
vile star. is due at Chase's February ..
Frank Fogarty, The Dublin Mn
strel." is booked for Chase's, January
q 80, -ETseT.
Percy Hasweil. Washington's star,
will be seen with her own company
in the comedy. Master Wills Players 3"
at Chase's. January q 49, ---~
Elsa Ruegger, the famous 'eellist, is
Edmund Lichtenstein. They will DC
heard at Chase's, January ~.
sChauncey Olcott will pay his annual
visit 20 the Columbia Theater the week
OF January 2, in his latest success,
The Isle O. Dreams" - - -
Next Saturday afternoon the Flon-
zgley quartet will be presented by T.
Arthur Smith at the New Willard for
the first of the current season s con-
eerts.
W. A. Bachelor srrived in the city
Thursday to prepare for the coming OF
Eddie Foy with HIS New York produc-
ton of over the River. ....s
The playful pranks and the graceful
evolutIons of diving seal under water
are presented in an unique vaudeville
novelty by the Trayiila brothers at
chase's next week ., ...--..... .s-..
In Kathryn Kidder's vaudeville COM
pany at Chase's next week the part of
Napoleon VIII be played by Walter VII
son. Marshal lie Febype by Charles
Mason. and the Count DE Aorny by
Mitchell Harris. zoe. .'
with s.Milestones' at the Columbia
Theater this week and ''Kismet'' at the
National next, Edward Knoblauch. the
of Washington theatergoers for the
next fortnight.
z. NJ, Newman, who. begins his annual
series OF travel talks at the Columbia
next Sunday. has just closed the New
England circuit where business was the
largest in his history.
On its Eastern tour the Minneapolis
Orchestra will be accompanied by rep
resentatives of several of the news
papers of that city intent upon sub
scrfbing TO the pride the Flour City has
in the organization:
The announcement of a Sunday con-
cert for Clara Butt and KenneTiey Rum
ford is something of departure for
r. Arthur Smith in the handling OF
musical attractions, but II was rendered
necessary because of the unprecedented
demand upon the time of these artists
Although the Winter Garden is the
scene of the American debuts OF many
European novelties. THE Passing Show
Of 1872" which will be seen al the
Belasco. is the first production made at
this theater which does not employ two
or more foreign acts. Every member
OF the big company Is an American.
There must come an end. even TO the
runs of the most meritorious things the
theaters have to offer, and so the last
two weeks of Mrs. Fiske-s engagement
fn "The High Road, are announced at
the Hudson Theater. commencing Mon
day Her road tour will open on Janu-
ary 20. and the signal New York sue
cess won by the play and the remark
able personal triumph scored In IL by
Mrs. Fiske. should insure one of the
most successful tours she has ever un-
dertsken. .'-s
Under the title Of "The Deceiver," o.
Hpnry's story. "A Double-Dyed Deceiv-
err which appears in the volume,
"Roads of Destiny" has been produced
sp play under the management OF
Norman Hackett. who also takes the
Grand Rapids Mich. and. after short
run there. went on the road. This is
the second successful O. Henry play
The first was Alias Jimmy Valentine.
which was put on in 1910 and had q
tremsndously successful run in. New
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