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The Washington herald., 1914-10-18

Of divorced men who are in arrears In
alimony and refuse to pay up. They were
locked up as the sheriffs pet prisoners.
AS misleading ladies" were responsible
for their present Incarceration Sheriff
Julius hamburger thought The Mislead-
ing Lady" would be an appropriate enter
tainment for the members. The Jail
dining-room served as the stage, and as
no scenery or properties were used. the
radiator was used as q fireplace and cell
No. "a as the French windows. The ae-
tors and actresses had to dress in cells
Benches served as orchestra chairs and q
staircase as boxes
Thus, with all imaginations working at
fever heat, entered Lewis s. Stone. as the
Jack Craigen OF the piece. Your time is
up" quoth he. This was not addressed
to the members OF the Alimony Club nor
did It mean that they were at liberty. II
was part OF the play, meaning to convey
to the heroine the fact that her time for
making up her mind about his proposal OF
marriage was up. But the club members
applied 1t to themselves and applauded
loudly. When craigen told the heroine
that the only way TO handls a woman is
with club. the Alimony Club laughed
heartily, and when the heroine declared
that sex appeal is the proper weapon for
woman 10 use in subduing a man the
Butterfly Club Uttered. The Butterfly
Club. It must be explained, is composed Of
the fair ones named as correspondents in
the suits that placed nonpayers OF ALI
mony behind prison bars. They are fire.
duent visitors 20 the Ludlow street jail.
But the climax came when Craigsn, de-
Gliding 70 adopt oave-man methods. throws
. blanket over the heroine's head and.
despite her cries and struggles. abduots
and carries her TO the mountains. where
he purposes 10 tame her, This was In
disputabie logic, and the club members
manifested their unqualified approval by
rattling the bars Of their cells and singing
"Aione with Thee"
Only the nrst act of the play ives glvsa,
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18
KENYON MUsGRAVE.

One Of the most popular members Of
the London company whom Marie Tenn
pest Is bringing with her to Washing
ton is Kenyon Musgrave. Mr.. Musgrave
has played many parts with Miss Tenn
pest since she has been In management.
and to the London theater-goer his In
terpretation of comedy character roles
has become traditional. In Mary Goes
First" which Miss Tempest is offering
at the Belasco next wek, he plays the
role created by him in the original Lon
don production OF the new Henry Arthur
Jones comedy.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18
AUTHOR OF "THE HEART
OF PADDY WHACK"

Rachel crothers, who wrote chauncey
olcott's new play, The Heart Of Paddy
Wkack." is one Of the woman authors
whose success has placed her in the fore
front OF modern playwrights. She Is
one OF quartet OF woman writer's who
have demonstrated that woman has an
equal chance with men in the field OF
stage-authorship and is perhaps one OF
The most interesting figures in this
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18
Fenfure Ffln..

At Moore's Garden Thester next week
the latest Shubert production, when
Broadway was a Trail" win be shown.
Featured in the leading role is Barbara
Tenant formerly identified with Henry
W. Savage's stage successes. The
Chimney Sweeps OF the Valley OF Aosta.. -
with the distinguished French actress,
Nine. Laura Darville, in the principal
character; The Great Diamond Rob-
berry" The Blue Mouse and The Pit"
win be other attracslons.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18
Julian EItInEe I'm "The crInoIIne
Girl"

Julian Eltinge returns next week to
the Columbia Theater in the "Crinoline
Girl" the medium in which he enjoyed
a run at the Knickerbocker Theater.
New York, last spring.
The Crinoline Girl is the work OF
Otto Hauerbach. who proved his clever
ness as a theatrical tailor for Mr.. FL
tinge by his The Fascinating Widow"
Mr.. Eltinge once more brings with
him q collection Of bizzare, but beautiful
gowns, and a repertoire Of entirely new
songs, written to 1T the range Of his
voice These new numbers include The
Tempting Tango" My Dreams of YOU
and when Martha Was a Girl"
A. H. Woods. Mr.. Eltinge's manager,
is said have surrounded him with q
company OF exceptional cleverness, in
GLIDING Jeanne Eagles, Lotta Linthicum.
Edward Garvie, Herbert Mckenzie, James
Spottswood, Joe Smith Marba, aand
Charles Monison.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18
Feature Films.

At Moore's Strand Theater the coming
attractions include "A Venetian Night. ="
produced by Max Reinhardt, with Nine.
Maria Carmi, the noted German panto-
mime player, in the titular role Follow
ing will come Lima Savalieri In a return
engagement OF "Manon Lescaut," The
Mystery of the Poisoned Pool" Sealed
Orders and ''The Escape"
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18

burlesaue house, announces that he will
continue a strict censorship Of all plays
to insure his increasing matinee attend
ance Of ladies q good, clean show.
William Harris. jr., producer Of The
Misleading Lady" Is a son OF William
Harris, ST., one Of the most powerful
members OF the Theatrical Syndicate.
The Junior Harris produced The Yellow
Jacket" the weil-known Chinese play,
in conjunction with Edgar Selwyn, but
THE Misleading Lady is his nrst indi-
vidual production
Ida Hamilton, long absent from the
native stage. returns this week In the
role of Louka in Arms and the Man,
which is to be revived in Philadelphia
Wallis Clark Is TO present a new spec
tacular drama, The Last Toast" in
Philadelphia this week. 1t is a short
play dealing with the sole survivor of
the brigade which won glory on the field
at Waterloo.
A Newspaper in New York. referring
to plays current in that city. observes
that English melodrams ranks high"
And Olive Briscoe. the wit OF the stage,
"nO - NV EN6AAA6 hAAc NAe SANJH ~SA1
ments that the word rank Is the right
word, all right"
Charles Frohman makes his next pro-
duction at Atlantic City, when William
Gillette, Blanche Bates and Marie Doro
open in a revival of Diplomacy
Rachel Crothers. who wrote THE Heart
of Paddy whack' for Chauncey Olcott,
Is novelizing the play. and II will appear
shortly in book form. The stage story
adapts itself well to fiction form.
One Of the most striking characters ir
Seven Keys to Baldpate," the George NJ
Cohan play that will be seen at the Ma
tional Theater next week, is said to be
that Of the hermit. deliciously humorous
and acted by Joseph Allen.
Miss Nellie lie Cain. the popular Wash
fngton girl. who has won great success
on the stage, is at present in Honolulu
with the MCGEE Musical Comedy Com
pany. Miss lie Cain was all last season
with Anderson's Gayety Company in sar
Francisco.
George Parsons. who will impersonatt
the leading role in Seven Keys to Bald
| pate" when the play is presented in
washington next week, was last here
with George Cohan in Broadway
Jones"
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18
..The Liberty GIrls.D

The Liberty Girls" with Matt Ken
nedy as the principal comedian. comes
to the Gayety next week Matt Ken
nedy is said to display all the funny
antics Of which he is capable in the two
act farces entitled The Alimony Club
and The Troubles Of Adolph-'' The
cast includes Edwin, ]. Guhl Joseph
Ward. Oliver De Grant, Gene Gomez.
Lillian Smalley. Bella Carina Claire, and
. stngipg and dancing chorus IF twenty
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18

pretty girls. An olio will be presented.
in which Gene Gomez. the female inn
personator, Sharp and Baker, sonssters
and novelty dances, and Nile. Jeanette IN
Visions Of Art will be seen. Another
novel feature to be introduced in the
first act win be a burlesque on Gilbert
& Sullivan's famous opera The Mikado." Z"
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18
MISLEADING LADY"
AND ALIMONY CLUE

One Of the most interesting perform
ances ever given Of ''The Misleading
Lady was before the Alimony Club in
the Ludlow street jan IN New York City
last winter. The Aiimony Club consists
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18
New York symphony Orchestra.

The New York Symphony Orchestra
will open its series Of afternoon con-
certs at the Columbia Theater Tuesday
afternoon, October q, at 4:45 o'clock
with one, Of the most alluring programs
Walter rDamrosch has ever presented.
Efrem Zimbalist will be soloist and he
viii be presented in Bruch's concerto for
violin with orchestra in @ minor The
symphony number will be Brahms SYM
phony No. 2 in d. Upon the program
will also be found the FIRST Roumanian
rhapsody. by Enesco, and two Grieg
numbers-the Norwegian Wedding Pro-
cessions" and I'm the Halls Of the Noun
tain King" from Peer Gynt
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18

ana at its conclusion Sheriff Harburger
made Mr.. stone . deputy sheriR-his
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18
when We We're Twenty-one.'

No more appealing comedy was ever
written than when We Were Twenty
one" in which Nat c. Goodwin and
Maxine Elliott starred a few years ago.
Ever since that time 1t has been ia
vorite with stock company audiences, and
II should prove a strong drawing card
at Polls next week, where IL Is to be
presented.
The play tells the story Of the Imp's
love for q girl Of the stage and Of the
efforts made by his godparents to save
him from a great mistake. While this
saving operation is going on one Of the
godparents loses his own heart, and the
denouement Is as romantically appealing
as II is surprising.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18
TIiEh-cIass Vaudeville.

In the B. F. Keith Theater bill next
week are Adelaide and J. J. Hughes,
the dancers; Nat NJ. Wills, THE Happy
Tramp" and Adele Ritchie. "the Dresdne
China prima donna" Dainty Marie, the
empyrean artistic, also adds her skill
to the galaxy. Others in the bill win
be Allan Brooks and company; James c.
Moore and Ralph Austin; Edward Mar
shall; Kaiser's Dogs. and the Hearst
Selig news pictorial
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18
"Seven Keys to BaIdpate.n

Next week at the National Theater the
Cohan & Harris production Of George N.
Cohan's successful farce, Seven Keys to
Baldpate," viii be the attraction. Seven
Keys to BaIdpate' is a novelty. 1t is
considered George NJ. Cohan's best play.
It will be acted by the same company
which presented the play in New York
all last season. Its story starts with a
wager, one of those old propositions OF
the author backing his ability to turn
out a story of certain length within q
perid of twenty-four hours. The wager
ide is not new. but the treatment of
the story is said to Be far from the beaten
track.
By judicious use Of the various char
acters the playwright succeeds in evolv-
ing series of farcIcal and melodramatic
situations Seven Keys to Baldpate," to
be appreciated, should be seen, for Il ID
said the book on which It Is founded will
give but little idea Of the excellence of
the play. because the book has been
George NJ. Cohanized.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18
PROMISED NEXT WEEK.
Marie Tempest In E3Iary Goes
Ftrst'' and 'Tke Marriage
of Kitty"

A local event of social as well as ar
tistic importance will be the appearance
at the Belasco Theater next week Of
Marie Tempest and her English Company
in Henry Arthur Jones newest comedy.
Mary Goes First" and The Marriage
Of Kitty. from the French by Cosmo
Gordon-Lennox. Miss Tempest comes
direct from the playhouse in London
How Mary, by her wit. skill. and hnesse,
assisted by a vast wardrobe of chic
gowns eventually Gusts Lady Bodsworth
and forever establishes her right TO go
in first to dinner and everywhere else, IL
demonstrated by Henry Arthur Jones
In his best manner, q manner gently
ironic and always deliciously funny.
The Marriage Of Kitty has been too
often seen to need any extended men
tion. Mary Goes First will be pre-
sented Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.
matinee and night. The Marriage Of
Kitty will be played the remainder Of
the week.
W. Graham Browne, Miss Tempest's
leading man, and one of the most popu-
lar juvenile actors on the London stage;
Kate Serjeantson. famed as the best
Grande Dame on the English stage; Ken
yon Musgrave, Franklin Dyall, John
Alexander, Herbert Ross, Guy NewaIl,
Norman Loring, Horton Cooper. Lillian
Cavanagh, and Barbara Fem. all OF them
members Of Miss Tempest's Playhouse
Company, will appear with Miss Tempest
here.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18

burlesaue house, announces that he will
continue a strict censorship Of all plays
to insure his increasing matinee attend
ance Of ladies a good, clean show.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18
Small Talk Of the Stage.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE SEVEN.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18

Ida Hamilton, long absent from the
native stage. returns this week In the
role of Louka in Arms and the Man"
which is to be revived in Philadelphia
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18

Wallis Clark is TO present q new spec
tacular drama, The Last Toast" in
Philadelphia this week. 1t is a short
play dealing with the sole survivor of
the brigade which won glory on the field
at Waterloo.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18

George Parsons. who will impersonate
the leading role in Seven Keys to Bald
pate when the play is presented in
Washington next week, was last here
with George Cohan in Broadway
Jones"
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18

Rachel Crothers. who wrote THE Heart
Of Paddy Whack" for Chauncey Olcott
Is novelizing the play. and II will appear
shortly in book form. The stage story
adapts itself well to fiction form.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18

One Of the most striking characters in
Seven Keys to Baldpate," the George NJ.
Cohan play that will be seen at the Ma
tional Theater next week, is said to be
that Of the hermit. deliciously humorous,
ana acted by Joseph Allen.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18

Charles Frohman makes his next pro-
duction at Atlantic City, when William
Gillette. Blanche Bates and Marie Doro
open in a revival Of Diplomacy
Williams news., 1914-10-01

in the big music room. There was Ia Jus tice of the peace, duly elected by the people, for a great many years, and to do any business to be tried in the Justice Court. They ignored this and called court themselves, authorizing the mana, ger cf the transportation depart inert to send up all the boys who were with me that night, they sent their officers two or three times, for me to come and I told them em- phatically that I would not go, that it was an illegal prosecution from beginning to end, and they asked me to let them have the flag which I refused. to do and did not do.
 The decision of the Court wa s for Hubbsl, the manager of the transp ,rtation outfit to fire me, Ray Lewis, F. E. Koch aud G. w. Gardner.
 Brant and his mob are to blame for all, this trouble. If he had stayed at,hope and not come down there, there would have been no trouble, and the blame is all to C.. A. Brant, manager of the Ell Tovar Hotel and Bright Angel Camp.
 5In word or two, in behalf of Mir. Chislom, the special off cer, there is no blame to be laid upon him, for, in my opinion, he did his duty and kept down bad riot.
 JOHN HANCE
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 L. L. FERRAL
 Notary Public
 My commission ex. Apr. 8 1916
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IT MATTERS NOT

Whether had intended the small flask brandy resuscitant in the rejuvenaon of bodythe penalty meted dspicabe booessethree and two in jail.
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England's Unfairness.
tTHE ANNAL1sT.)


In the English attitude toward the
United States as a debtor nation there
is somewhat OF emotional unreasonable
ness and somewhat of economic fallacyi
mingled. 1t is emotionally unreasonable
to regard debtor nation as one that is
morally obliged to wreck itself, on the
demand Of its creditors; and it is an
economic fallacy to suppose that the
power to liquidate debts in gold, where
it was never expected that they should
be liquidated otherwise than in goods
may be summoned like state Of con
sciousness, as II it were only necessary
for the debtors TO be willing to do IT.
At the end Of long and successful
career banker may be pardoned for
Boosting that he never failed to be able
to pay money on demand, and yet,
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