The Washington times., 1914-11-26
COMING ATTRACTIONS

Scotland will be the subject OF the
second of the Burton Holmes travel
! ogues to be given at the Columbia
Iheater Sunday evening and Monda!
afternoon. In this travelogue Mr.
| Holmes will show many motion pictures
incident to the mobilization of the
Highlanders for the war in Europe
which had been precipitated when he
, was motoring through the most inter
esting part of Great Britain. Every
year thousands of eager travellers
throng the historic sites, the religious
shrines. the industrial centers, and the
literary landmarks of Scotland. To
see, study. and photograph as many of
these famous places as is possible with
In the space of summer tour was the
OBJECT of Mr.. Holmes recent motor
journey up and down and across the
lowlands and the highlands of what all
/ the English call North Britain
Rare pictures of travel interest are
', to be offered by Harry c. Ostrander
at the Belasco next Sunday evening
when he will give his Northern Africa
and Mediterranean lecture. This will
be the third of the Ostrander series of
travel talks. the first two having been
/ on Burma and Java, and China and
Japan. a special feature of next Sun
days lecture will be the story of Mr..
Ostrander's experience with the Der
wish rites at Cairo.
The many admirers of Dickens in
Washington will be glad of the oppor-
tunity to hear their favorite author re-
cited again by. Frank Speaight. the Eng
lishman who Is announced to give his
Interpretation of Nicholas Nickleby'
at the Belasco Theater on Tuesday next.
Mr.. Speaight will be remembered as the
man who made such a favorable i'm
preston with his Dickens recitals at
the BelaSco last season. This is Mr..
Speaight's tenth American season. He
Is the most popular Dickens interpreter
today, not only here. but also abroad.
Mary Pickford in her latest film play,
Behind the Scenes" is announced as
the featured attraction at the Garden
Theater for the entire week of No
vember g. Behind the Scenes is d
play of contemporary stage life by
Margaret Mayo, the successful drama
tist. and supplies Miss Pickford with
one of her most congenial roles since
upon to play fits her wistful. winsome
personality. In the support Of Miss
Pickford will be seen James Kirkwood,
Lowell Sherman. Jane Fernley, Russell
Bassett. Mark Price. and others.
day, Monday. and Tuesday Henry w.
Savage makes his entry into the field
of filing with George AIDES comedy
drama, 'The County Chairman" with
Maclyn Arbuckle in his original role of
Jim Hacker. Mr.. Arbuckle is supported
by many members of the original COM
pany, including Willis p. Sweatnam, as
Sassafras Livingston. Wednesday and
Thursday, Nine. Bertha Kalich in Marta
of the Lowlands'' will be the feature.
Friday and Saturday, Hobart Rosworth
will be seen in Jack Londons story.
Burning Daylight"
A new bill for the last half of the
week, beginning with the matinees to-
day, at the Cosmos Tbeater will pre-
sent Lawrence Crane, the Irish
magician. in The Den of Mystery"
The Tierney -Four. with their harp
guitars. mandolins, and cabaret spe-
cialties, continue to the end of the week
Other features include the Sheltons in
scrobatic comedy; Artie Hall, of
Georgia, in ragtime; Jimmy Dunn and
Daisy Dean, music and comedienne
and the Juggling Burks. in their "jug
dance: Sunday program Of classic
selections will be featured by an en-
larged orchestra.
The Cathedral choir one Of the nov
elites in popular vaudeville. will be an
at the Casino Theater the
last half Of the week. beginning with
the matinees today. Pat stromberg. an
imitator of John Bunny, will be an.
other. Clara Williams and company
present The Substitute Umpire" The
Bartlett trio has new songs, and Joe
Kramer and company give an offering
of black magic The added attrac-
tions will include the country store
tonight and Saturday night, the