The Washington times., 1913-03-27

dispenser of milk. the fortunate man
realizes that he is not going to fit
exactly as tilted nobleman. so he
asks a chum to assist him in carrying
out the social functions which are ar
ranged. The eagerness of society to
accept and worship social lion, their
very snobbshness from which the play
takes it's title, and its dramatic ending
make it one of the most pronounced
hits of recent years.
Tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock.
in the Columbia Theater. T. Arthur
Smith will present the pianist Max
Pauer for the first time in recital. Mr.
Pauer's appearance with the Boston
Symphony Orchestra as soloist for the
the February concert aroused a high
degree of expectation that should in
sure him large attendance of en-
thusiastic musicians, as well as society
devotees. His program will be one to
appeal to all tastes. as 1t embraces d
wide range of composition that will
display his extraordinary abilities tC
perfection.
found the Beethoven Moonlight
sonata, Brahms ''Slumber Song"
LISTS Hungarian Rhapsody" and
three notable Chopin numbers. Zadora' s
transcription OF w. r. Bach's organ
concerto in d minor is another number
ton.
An art offering. "A Night With the
Sculptors.' featuring ten masterpieces
in living satuary. witl lighting effects
said TO be both rare and beautiful, is
the promised headline offering at the
Casino Theater next week. A popular
offering will be the National CITY
Quartet, four Washington BOYS who
have been earning fame for nearly a
With II
THE Wait" a rural comedy, will be
the dramatic offering by the Three
Bittners. Carr and Ellie will appear in
their ridiculous musical "One Man
Band" and Challis and Challis, in a
refined Instrumental musical novelty.
Children's hearts are to be made
glad with Peyranni's Famous Birds ard
Dogs, one of the most delightful ju-
venile offerings in vaudeville. Three
of the best photoplays will open and
close each performance.
1.-The Peace Maker" a comedy, with
Robert Henry Hodge in the title role,
will be the dramatic offering at the
Cosmos Theater next week. 1t will
be presented with the original cast and
face comedy will be presented by Van
and Carrie Avery. The only other
feature of the six-act bill of excellent
offerings to be announced for the pres
ent is Clare and Jimmie, in q new
thing in the way of a pianologue which
is said to be unique The Pathe Week
ly Review will lead the film features
for the week.
Robie's "Knickerbocker Burlesquers''
will be the attraction at the Gayety
next week when the clever two-act
musical farce, Casey. the Porter"
will be presented. with Roger Imhof, a
comedian of original methods, in the
title role. Mr.. Imhof will be support ed
by q large company of assisting COM
edians, while the feminine cast will be
headed by Doris Thayer. Mr. Robie
is said to have staged his "Knicker-
booker" entertainment with a lavish
hand, the costumes this season being
more attractive in design and more ar
tfstic in color than before.
The American Beauty Show, produced
under the direction of Edwin D. Miner,
Is billed for the Lyceum for next week.
The models for the stage setting were
made after the plans and diagrams Of
the Akron" the airsfip.
The Americans this seas are seen in
a new musical success In which a COM
pany of fifty, including Miners chorus
Of American Beauties. are to be seen.
AS a feature all this week the man.
agement has added a wrestling carni-
val. and secured All Hassan, the Dam
gerous Turk, to meet all corners after
the regular performance every evening.
The Country Store will also be con-
tinued Friday.