The Washington times., 1914-11-19
Coming Attractions.

The two courses Of travelogues upon
the warning countries of Europe. which
Burton Holmes will introduce to the
Washington public Sunday evening and
Monday afternoon at $50 and 4:30
o'clock, are proving most timely and
thrilling. With the close Of the box
office Of the Columbia Theater tomor-
row night the sale of tickets for elmer
of the courses of five travelogues, the
Monday course being identical with
that Of Sunday, will come to an end.
Friday morning tickets will be on sale
for any one Of the lectures which,
opening with England as the subject,
will, on the succeeding four weeks in
clude Scotland. Ireland. Germany, and
Austria, and. finally. the allied powers.
Coupled with the intense interest that
centers in his subjects. Mr.. Holmes is
In better voice than ever before, and
his pictures. both motion and still, are
said to be the best he has presented.
The final strains sung by the dying
Isolde over the body OF Tristran in wag-
ners great love tragedy. will be sung
by Madame Gadski. soloist, at the
Philharmonic Society's concert to be
given next Tuesday afternoon at the
New National Nation Theater; The concert:
begin at 4:3O. Nine. Gadski will also
sing an aria from Weber's Opera,
ooeron.' The orchestra will give the
pathetique" symphony Of Tschaikow-
Mssnsrtsr Sks Ihe rest ncsp OF the program will be
Rhine Rhine Journey" the introduction Of
Tristran and Isolde" and prelude to
"Meistersinger."
Much interest has been manifested in
the second OF the Ostrander. lectures
which is to be given next Sunday even
Ing at the Belasco Theater These
unique travel talks have attracted some
little attention, and the next lecture,
on China and Japan. has been much
discussed Mr.. Ostrander lived long
Intimately acquainted with the manner
Of living OF the various peoples with
whom he sojourned that he is really
an ardent advocate of their cause be-
fore the bar Of public opinion. The
illustrations he uses are both motion
picture studies and photographs made
by the lecturer himself Most Of these
are handsomely and artistically colored.
Photoplays of an unusual variety will
be offered the patrons of Crandalls
Theater for next week. Sunday and
Monday the feature attraction will star
Clara Kimball Young in Lola" by
Owen Davis. The production is in five
parts. and includes an all-star cast
Tuesday and Wednesday the main pic
ture will be The Only Son." with
Thomas W. Ross. the original star Of
the piece, in the role Of Thomas
Brainered, jr. Thursday and Friday
'Salomy Jane a photOplay based on
the Paul Armstrong dramatization of
Col Tor I1o mill b. l.
arrangement with the Liebler Company
Beatriz Michelena will have the leading
role. The play is the story of Cali
fornia life enacted in the redwood
forests Of Marin and Santa Cruz coun
ties, and all the atmosphere Of the
original Bret Harte story is artistically
retained.
At Moore's Strand Theater next week
the principal film attraction from Sun
day 10 Wednesday, inclusive, will be
Robert EdesOn in Where the Trail
Divides" produced under the direction
of the Jesse l.. Lasky Company in AS
sociation with William Harris. The
piece is in reality companion play and
sequel TO MIR. Blossoms greatest dra-
matte triumph "Strongheart In
wins the hand and heart of the white
girl For the rest of the week the at
traction will be the Famous Players
production. "Wildfiower," starring Mar
guerite Clark. Ia Miss Clark's support
are Harold Lockwood. James Cooley.
Jack Pickford. Jane Fernley. Ruth
Chatterton, James Neill, Wal Clarendon,
Allen Dwan and others.
At Moore's Garden Theater next week
Daniel Frohman will present II. B.
Warner IN The Lost Paradise" by
Ludwig Fulda and II. c. DeMille. Mon
day. Tuesday ana Wednesday. The
Lost Paradise" Is a powerful pictorial
in behalf of oppressed labor
erS. The inspiration of the original play
was suggested by the struggle between
ca apitsl and labor. Mr.. Warner portrayJ
the role Of the man who strives TO
reconcile the coutending elements. The
remainder of the week will be devoted
10 George Klein's newest spectacle.
Julius Caesar" with Antony Novelli.
OF QUO Vadis" fame in the title role.
Every important chapter in Caesars life
is shown. The production has been
lavishly staged and over 2.6o people