The Washington times., 1914-02-16
,hakespeare Leads
the Attractions
This Week

. immortal Eard of Avon is the
% .nE feature OF this weeks attrac-
with music in it's most enter
ing form az the two larger houses
r. a plav that has received the in
o-scnent of the metropolis as a
3. iIine at the vaudeville house. The
e, val in stock of one of the mos'
be, liar domestic stories that has
yt. been dramatized will delish,
q K patrons. while the smaller
o -es which cater to family patron
g have secured some excellent head
ir.. attractions. as we'll as several
he. reels of delightful motion pic.
L, IS of unusual appeal Here is the
is. of attractions in the theaters Of
" slIington this week:
.:ELASCO-Margaret Anglin in Shake
r .,rean repertoire as follows: Mon
nd Thursday nights and Wednesda!
matinee, Twelfth Night Tuesday ane
+. .day nights and Saturday matinee
You Like It," Wednesday and Sat
rday nights. The Tanning of the
Sl,rew.'
-OLUMBIA-Julian Eltinge in TIE
r moline Girl" Book by otto Hauer'
ba III, lyrics by Julian Eltinge. mus!e
h. ~ause for the first time in EltlnSe
I; lar career his fem3le impersonation
Is in a way subsidiary to the main char'
Iacter which he plays, that of a young
american man.
y >ATIONAI-"Oh. Oh. Delphine." a
sical comedy by c. NJ. ;. Mcclellan
ard Ivan CaryIl, authors of The Pinh
n. ,!v-' and The Little Cafe. the lls'
b. principles includes Frank MelntSre'
a
|F,,sxe Stella Hoban. Helen Raymond
+ INK Doane, George A. Beane. and Al
Il u Fisher.
pOLTs"Mary James Pa" revival
|o 2 comedy in which Henry L. Dixe!
h. de a great success three seasons
90. IL was written by Edith EMS
!, tells the story of a world wanoerer'
v o. on his return plays COOK ana gen.
l. a servant to his wife TO the stea'
q nav and scandal of the neiShoor-
|huod. Principally famed al the uIne
o its first production for the extreme
o.. -irality of the plot. WI give ali
r.. members of the Poll Stock COM
ny an excellent opportunity: ..
r. F KETTHS-Vaudevil win
.7he Green Beetle; piayIet OF sns
Itnese underworld. as the headhne
{ lure also the new of the world In
Il, the motion pictEres. pipe organ re-
ais and two matinee dansantes
Iaily.
CsYETY-The Youth. Beauty. and
Polly Company headed by James l.
t'aDper in a new two-act ourlesque en-
led The Blue Rose. The chlef
,nnedy roles viii be played by Coop
e. and Tom McRea.
COSMOS - Vaudeville. motion pic
res. including both photo plays ana
Inc Pathe news service with "A Con-
cealed Bed" q Graham Moffatt COM
edy presented by his own company OF
Scotcb pIayers the headline features
Of the vaudeville section. Nick Altrock
and Chops" Erers, baseball com
edians, will also be features on the
IN.
rASINO-VauGeville with All Carl
-on's Thirteen Girls in Blue" as the
'aTIjn, feature. and motion pictures
gether with the added features
bich are now a fixture at this play
use. These include the Country
ore on TUESDAY and Wednesday eV-
. iugs. following the Surprise Party
might, prize dancing contests on
1uTsdav evening. and an amateur
ght on Friday.
hNFEICAN-OPenia Of a new Vaude-
lie theater. in which regular Vande-
lie will he combined with moving pic
res With feature Gims making up a
r@- part Df the latter division OF the
ro%ram. Benefits for various philan-
ror,i,. Institutions will he \ feature OF
his theater's polio. The first benefit
Ill lie given on Wednesday evening for
r.emdship House.
CRANDALL'@ pictures eN-
asively, and Il continuous show from
a. n. To II p. IN. Features this week
3D. be- "Sapho,' Broken Lives The
and OF Fatef' and an impressive pic
rial version OF Shakespeare "A Win
rs Tale" Late in the week The Fall
France will be feature. and there
i'll also pc q repetition CT ''Absiuthe."