The Washington times., 1914-05-06

ly performances. Next SUNDAY there
will be two concerts Of extraordinary
;ttractiVeness at : and ). p. M.
The Littlest Rebel Edward PepIes
appealing romance of civil war days in
Virginia. will be offered here for the first
time in stock and at popular prices,
next week by the Poll Players. Grace
Stanley, the child actress who p.ayed
the title role in the No. ! company and
who was seen here in the play as Dustin
tarnums s leading woman. has been en-
gagged by the Poll management for her
original role. In addition. the full
strength of the Poll Players viii be
employed, and the vividly realistic bat
tie scene of the third act will require
the services of 100 people on the stage.
The stage settings, costumes, and para
phernalla OF war necessary for proper
presentation of the story will require
production cost seldom incurred by
stock Organization.
'Dinkle'S Ds Ighters'' a two-act musi-
cal burletra. serves as L vehicle for
tarry Hastings biz; show. which W be
the attraction at tho Gayetv Theater
next week. The books and lyrics of tnis
production are by Charles Eorwitz.
.loe Nathan and Julian Alfred Harry
Lester Mason and Tom Coye are fea-
tured as the leading comedians. Mason
In the role of DinIile, the proprietor of
l'inkle's bath houses. and Cove in the
role of Tim Moran, a wealthy New York
politician. The plot hinges on the ef-
forts Of Dinkle TO marry off his two
daughters, Hope and Charity, 10 the
right mall, but although Hope is an
acceptab BILE proposition. the face Of
harfty serves to ward off all interested
eliGibles. Ollie Oden and Genevieve Ad-
ans are seen rs tho two daughters. FRI
day night the country store will be the
Usual weekly feature of the house. The
Nokes electric SCoroboard reproiuccs all
games played by the home team away
from the city.
A vaudeville novelty, a Night AZ
the Bath" will be the dramatic head
line at the Cosmos Theater next week
1t is founded upon fact and it's scene
is the interior of a turkish bath be
tween and o'clock in the morning
Another big number will be Carstairs
and Willis. in a laugha BILE dialogue
entitled AT independence Hall" Roy
and Arthur will contribute a comedy
Juggling feature and some deXterous
handiwork. Other acts will be an
nounced later. The Pathe Weekly
motion pictures will have more Mex
lean war pictures and the photo COM
edies will complete the bill except
on days when the Nationals play ball.
when the story of the game will be
told in every detail upon the ne&
matinee. Sundays concerts from 5
to 1890 D. m. feature an elaborate
orchestral program, besides the cur
rent weeks attractions.
In addition to its regular vaudeville
later.
the Casino Theater mex: week vii! en-
phasize the attractions of its added
2ht features. The surprise barty.
with its novel gifts and unique method
of selection will be the attraction Mon
day evening; the country store, with
large accession of new and useful
gifts will make profitable to lucky win
ners the entertainments Tuesday and
Wednesday evening; the prize dancing
contests, with handsome prizes to the
winner, will be the Thursday night
feature. and the amateurs in their COM
petitive efforts will add to the program
Friday evening. Sunday. from I" lO:S0
m. the special concerts will feature
an elaborate orchestral concert by an
enlarged orchestra.
Washington followers of photopIoJs
will be offered a feature film for every
day for next week. Starting with Sun
day the principal attraction will be:
Goodness Gracious" or Movies AS
They Shouldn't Be-" a Vitagra0h
Broadway feature. For Monday and
Tuesday the main feature will be:
THE Other Half of the Note" We'd
nesday, Motherhood of Politics." We'd
nesday and Thursday. "Washington at
Valley Forge" featuring J. Warren
Kerrigan; Friday THE Triumph of
Right Saturday. Lies Bitter
Dregs." AS other coming features the
following are announced: Her Lady
ship" Officer jim" and The Death
Sign at High Noon
At the National Theater next Mon
day and Tuesday evenings Miss Cora B.
Shreve presents her own arrangement
of The Fountain of Youth" with more
than n hundred children participating,
as her fifteenth May Carnival of dane
ing. The Fountain of Youth" takes
Its name from a real fountain which
dances over hundreds of vari-colored
lights. and from which Miss Adrienne
Shreve. as the princess. dances her way
to the front of the stage. followed by
twenty little cupids The second part
of the entertainment shows a Spanish
ca baret scene.
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