The Washington times., 1914-03-11
Coming Attractions

/ Sir Johnston Forbes Robertson will
make his farewell appearance in this
! city at the Belasco Theater next weeH
with Gertrude Elliott Lady Forbes
: I;obertson) and his London company in
repertoire. For his final visit Forbes
| Robertson has selected those plays with
| which his name has become inseparable
His repertoire comprises Hamlet" on
Monday and Saturday nights and We'd
nesday afternoon: THE Light That
Failed.' on Tuesday and Friday nights
| Passing Of the Third Floor Back. on
Wednesday night and Saturday after
noon, and Mice and Men, on Thursday.
! The public is earnestly requested TO
note that Hamlet" begins sharply at S
| O'Clock at night and O'Clock at the
Wednesday matinee.
dickens students will he happy next
week. Tom Terrss. SOL of Villa m
Terriss. will Appear at tho Columbia
ten bv himself and based Upon several
of Dickers' novels. These will include
old ScroOcc" from "a Christmas
'&roI. which in conjunction with
Shadows taken from y Cricket OIL
tn" Hearth VIII he the b.Il for Mon
dav. Wednesday and Friday nights. on
! Tuesday and Thursday nights. Mr..
T"IriSs VIII be seen as "Fagin the Jew
tom ''Chver Twist TO bc followed
bv Nicholas NickIeby.' while on sat
Wdav night "Fdgiu the jew win bc
followed bw "A christmas carol" On
Thursday Inatinc 'Shadows'' from
The Cricket on the HEARTH and
Nicholas Nicklob!" Will b. presented.
AZ" On SATURDAY for tn" matir"c Ic"-
formauce "A Christmas Carol and
"Nj"hoIas Ni"klcby."
Local thCat"rGo"rs. wh" enjoyed "Tmc
Nrs. L. Case Will doubtless fee an
interest in tho announcement tina; Il
new comedy. The Dummy" b. the
same authors. Harvey O'IiiGEina and
Harriet Ford. will have its first pre-
sentati"n IN this city at the National
Thcater next week.
The stor! OF the play deals with mat
tcrs Of current import and interest in
metropolitan life that in the last fcw
Years haV" found prominent p,acc III
publh' print. The play is in four acts
and the action takes place in New York
city. and in - bungalow in the Cats
kills. The cast Includes Ada Dwyer.
Helen Ma"h"th, Joseph Brennan, and
Edward Ellis.
Tho PoI Players will rc seen hcAt
week in a threc-act farce 10y carlyle
Moore, stop hlel. "li'n recently
appeared AT one Of H." foremost tlca-
ters Of Washington ut s: scale OF prices
The story of tn" comedy deals with
kIep:OmaniS. There are 40 bIeDtJ-
IhaIia,.s aud n real ''TrOOk in the
household where the action occurs. Th"
I.lar had long run at TIA" I;ai.tV Thea
ter ~ Neu York last ~"a.;an. Its ~
iNal next week tt Polls Th"at.T will
b,. itH first presentation in stock. Rich-
ard BuhlCr. Miss Frances Ncilson. VII
liam -. 'orhett and Staul,'" james
viii haV" the most important roles
f. +. kcith'S Theater Will offer an un-
usually merry hill next week. the lead
ing attraction hcing "Arcadia,'' the lat
'st musical spectacle To win success in
vaudeville. The extra added attraction
will l." Joseph r.. liow.~d and Mabel
Mcdanc, the former beng the we'll
known composer Of popular songs. In
their act They sing Mr.. IIuward's for
mii.d Of the audience. The nest stellar
nUInhe, is Ed wynn and company in
'Th" Kings JcSt"r.' George hdC wrote
81" aking to Father" concerning the
trOILlcs OF Il would -h"-married pair, for
Milton Pollock and company. who will
play il here. Other attractions will be
klut nS's Entertainers. Ieona stephens.
'h:"k RciSner and Henrietta Cores. ia
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