The Washington times., 1914-11-01

"The whirl of the World" described
as ''delrious dance craze sensation, ;"
comes to the BeIasco Theater, Monday
night. November Q, after five months OF
success at the New York Winter Gar
dem Included In the company are
Eugene and Willie Howard, Mile Cha
pine, Elizabeth Goodall, Juliette Lippe,
Lucille Cavanaugh. Moon and Morris,
John r. Murray, Burreil Barbaretto,
Clarence Harvey, Lewis j. Cody, Wy
elf Parker, Edward Cutler, and MANY
others. There Is ain unusually large and
decorative chorus of Winter Garden
beauties, There are twelve big scenes.
The book and lyrics by Harold Atte-
rudge. and the music was composed by
Sigmund Ronberg.
Washington is 10 have very early in
the season one of the big things of the
present theatrical year in Charles
Frohman's production, The Beautiful
Adventure" with the original cast di-
rect from its three months run at the
Lyceum Theater, New York. VIII cn
comes to the Columbia next week. The
Beautiful Adventure was the first big
success on Broadway this season. its
triumph being largely brought about by
the individual efforts of Ann Murdoch.
Miss Murdoch in the leading feminine
role of the play, IL easily at her best
The Beautiful Adventurer' Is the story
OF a young girl who runs awaT with her
cousin on the very day set for her mar
riage to man she does not love. The
cast IL large and is said to be the most
perfect ever assembled by Charles
Frohman. 1t includes Mrs. Thomas
Whiffen. Ernest Layford, Jerome Pat
rick, Annie Esmond.' Janet Slater. Ed
ward Fielding. Mercita Esmonde, Her
bert Ayling, Edgar Norton, Frances
Landy, Amy Yeness, John Holland,
George Hubbard, and Conrad Cantzen.
don and New York musical success, will
be presented at the New National Thea
ter next week. The Queen of the
Movies" is said to be a lively, tuneful
entertainment. and the plot more than
customarily consistent. The queen of
who first fascinates and then utilizes
cheating reformer who would abolish
the pictures. He IL lured within range
of the camera, and before he is aware
American reviewers report The Queen
of the Movies" is full Of novel situa-
tions and characterizations, and con-
tains all the elements of success. also
it contains the famous Powder Puff
Night '.E~ow the Crowd" and
''Mooching Along" are among the SONGS
that have become known. The COM
pany numbers eighty-fiye people, head
ed by May De Sousa and Frank Moulan,
One of the best detective plays of
recent years will be the offering of the
Poll Players next week. 1t is The
Conspiracy" which has the record of
having run for an entire year at the
Garriek Theater, New York. The play
tells the thrilling adventures of Mar
garet Holt and her brother, Victor in
their effort to bring to punishment a
notorious gang of criminals. led by the
crafty spanish cut-throat, Alvarez. In
captured and Margaret Ia advised that
If she betrays the gang to the police
her brothers life will be the forfeit.
Margaret enters the employ Of novelist
and inadvertently betrays the truth
about her brothers disappearance.
julius Steger and company, Mildred
Ann Cannon and Paul De Cardo, lew
Dockstader and THE Edge of the
World" are the headline attractions
of the B. F. Keith Theater bill next
week which also includes Mae Melville
and Robert Higgins, Albert Won TilZer
and Dorothy Nord. the Three Lang
dons, the Arco brothers, the pipe organ
recitals, and the Hearst-Selig news pic
torial.
A musical comedy. THE Winning
Widows" is to be the attraction for
next week at the Gayety theater. The
Winning Widows" written by Ben
Holmes, contains more than the usual
quota of features. The cast is headed
AMlicEMENTS