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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-05
Same Washington People Who
Never See a Performance
Are Authorities on Plays and
Players.
By GARDNER MACK.

RaciIlis dramatitis multiformi
Science, with its infinite capacity for
taking pains-taking pains by the
hand and leading them UP to the
christening font where a lot of Latin
or Greek syllabIes are sprinkled over
them, and they go away rejoicing in
the possession of an impenetrable
alias-science is about to discover
something new! Science is the white
ant of learning. 1t takes a generally
accepted fact eats away the inside
until nothing but the familiar outlines
are left. and then goes on to the next
stand. with its face set to laugh at
the first person who tries to prove
the fact a good hard specimen and
smashes It to smithereens in the at
tempt And then again science digs
into the ruin of a bygone conclusion,
Chisels off the autographs of all the
good people who have been there.
from Adam down, and calmly an
nounces the discovery Of something
new!
Having learned in casual way that
the scientists were about to discover
something new because they had that
anC needed something to hang it on.
Felix Mahoney and 1 decided to beat
them to it. We caught the baciIli.
couldn't be shaken of. and here we
are with the analysis.
Here's the Real Name.
The real name of the insect is
THEATER BUG!
We put it in capitals because that is
the way it looms up on the highways
and byways of our beautiful city every
afternoon after the matinee. And II
has wide variety of forms. You can
get the matinee IDOLS, the caremelogii,
the villainocci, the tubercle lachrymae,
the adulator juvenile, or the vaude-
viIlerian.
strictly scientific manner, We would
utilize the well-known principles of
psycho-analysis. adapting 20 the busi-
ness at hand the well-known theories
Of Hugo Munsterburg, William James,
or DR.. Freude, the Vienna expert, In
addition to using laboratory methods in
dealing with the microbes themselves
and calling them by their incompre-
lltAcAbiC itlhCA ildALcc- DAl We al Q
not intending to do any such thing. We
will tie up the scientific goat right here
and treat the theater bug as a bug-pure
and simple.
1t will probably be news to Washing
ton at large that there are living in
this city untold numbers of people who
thrive on the theater. To these people
visits to all the theaters every week
is as essential to the almighty scheme Of
things as regular daily trips to the dining
room table. And il Is not only neces-I
sary that these people should go to the
theater. They keep in close touch with
all things theatrical. They usually sub
scribe to one or more of the dramatic
papers, they read everything written in
the newspapers about actors and the
stage, and they keep clippings. pictures
and books on subjects akin to the drama
ard the people who make it. There is
one form Of the disease, If 1t may be
called that, which does not make visits
to the theater necessary. One man we
have met did not go to the theater for
a period Of five years. and yet he was In
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-05
COMING VS.
ONZ9LR

A well-knit farcical comedy has been
secured for presentation at the Column
bia Theater next week. when j. Hart
ley Manners Decentralization Of The
Girl in Waiting will be produced. II
was selected by Conan & Harris as
the medium in which they presented
Laurette Taylor for the first time as q
star, and from the moment Of its orig
inaI production at the Olympic Theater.
Chicago, in the fall Of 1910. 1t was .
popular success. On that occasion. a.
viii be the case next week when the
Columbia Players produce the piece.
A. II. Van Buren, had the lealing role.
that of George Hemmings. neohew OF
a member of parliament, formerly
home secretary.
James Montgomery's spirited farce.
Ready Money which attained an
eight months run at the Maxine Elliott
Theater in New York. will be the OFFER
ing of the Poll Players for the week Of
July Is.
Ready Money is comedy or
bluff" proving that one need only APP
pear to have money iE order to get II
The scheme of the nero In Ready
Money Is merely to show twenty thou-
sand dollars in counterfeit bills to men
and women whom he wishes to impress
with his prosperity. Richard Buhler VIII
be seen as stephen Baird, the mine pro-
moter. while Miss Jewel viii assume
the role of Grace Tyler, his Inspiration
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-05
CRANDALL'S

Notwithstanding the warm weather
the audiences at Crandairs Theater
have enjoyed perfect comfort. owing to
the splendid system Of ventilation and
air cooling in operation. The attrac-
lions for today will be headed by the
Kleine feature. THE Club Of the Black
Mask" Monday and Tuesday, The
Murdoch Trial" with Florence Turner
in the leading role. Wednesdays at
traction will be THE Convent Gate"
Thursday, "The Thumb Print" and
Friday. the popular screen actress.
Alice Joyce. will be featured in The
Veakling'' THE African Diamond
Conspiracy" a Kleine feature, will be
shown Saturday. Prof. Green's popu-
lar orchestra will be feature at
every performance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-05

in a building Of that type. 1t gives
equal attention to every floor. Every
floor contains a different set Of sac
tivities and some floors run the whole
gamut of human endeayor. A social
service organization might have
rooms right under the saloon keepers
union, or the doctor of science may
have an office beside the seller Of
soap. One drop of yaudevillerian in
the blood makes the whole world OF
amusement a single program. Per-
forming dogs or tragedians. round
and lofty tumbling may be INDUCED
In by acrobats or $4,000 voices-its
all of a piece in the same entertain
ment. And the vaudeville bug doesn't
care. He's happy. He likes II. He's
shameless. And he seldom RECEIVERS.
The list OF the different varieties of
bugs could be extended indefinitely.
The bug that insists on tears and
plays of a teary kind: the bug that
creates reverence for the old men and
women characters; the bug that
makes leading Juveniles popular: the
bug that insists on the fact that the
old plays are the best. and that Ed
win Booth was the only actor who
ever lived. but who still goes to the
theater SO that ne can have public
place to parade his sacred cows-all
Of these are victims. But the principal
ones have been cited.
Bacillis jramatitis multiform is
peculiar in this-there is no such
thing as killing II. You might get rid
of your share of the germs and lead a
healthy, normal life-but you've not
killed them: you've simply passed
them On to some one else. The same
old bacilli that infected Noah and
made MIN take such pride-in the Inn
promptu circus he organized. Is still
roaming around the system Of some
modern human being. That Is be-
cause the theater bug must bet Is
absolutely necessary to the proper
Progress of civilization. AS Shakes
peare might have said 1t:
Though it's true, the plays the
thing.
You've gottahandit to the guy that
buys the tickets"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-05
Crowds Fill Colonial
Beach for Holidays

Colonial Beach proved popular yester-
dav and Friday with the Fourth Of July
excursionists. The safe and sane"
Fourth was observed there as web a.
in washington.
The season Is at its height, and an the
cottages. and hotels are OPEN Tns
crowds made good use OF the oafning
beach, the dancing pavilion, and other
attractions.
The special weekend trips OF the St
Johns again are popular. The large
vessel leaves the foot of Seventh street
every Saturday at $50 p. m and again
on Sunday at a m: The weekday
trims are made every day. except Nom
day, at 9 a m
On Mondays the forty-miie moonlight
trips are given, the St. Johns making
the sail at Z p. m, and returning at
about IL O'Clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-05
Gardner Mack Beats Science to New Bacillus dnd
T11eater Bugs Are Herein Classified With Pdtience
Matinee Idol Worshipers, Villain
Lovers, and the Vaudeville
EmotionaIist Are Analysed
and Oissected.

types of the theatrical mania, II is
the most shameless and makes abso-
lutely no bid for sympathy. 1t doesn't
want any sympathy. 1t goes reli-
giously to the show every week, some
times three or four times a week. II
dosn't make any difference whether the
performance given by a set of trained
seals or a well-known emotional ac-
tress. this poor chronic enjoys 1t all.
And enjoys 1t hugely.
He's Shameless.
Seldom is there a show that dis
pleases. The type Is difficult to de-
fine. 1t occupies the same relation to
the ordinary mental state that a
forty-five story building does to con-
vent.onal architecture. It's sense of
perception Is like the elevator shaft
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-05
FOYER GOSSIP

A special production of Mice and
Men" will follow The Gill In Waiting
at the Columbia. -..
Queen Mary of England is reported
to have characterized Ready Money
as the incest love story on the stage.
The Poll Players produce the piece next
week.
The contract for a four weeks en-
gagement which Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Van Buren, signed with the Columbia
Players, has been revised to make the
stay Of this popular couple few weeks
longer.
In the production OF THE Man on
the Box" by the Poll Company this
week Miss Jewel will be seen In the
part created by Marie Nordstrom, "A
Washington girl. And the part Is that
of a Washington girl also.
The Columbia Players Automobile
Club has adopted the sun burn blister
as the distinctive badge of the club.
Some of the members will not need
makeup for some time to come as a
result of the week end excursions they
have enjoyed. Carrie Thatcher de-
clares last Sundays trip to Chapel Point
put her In fine shape to act the part
of Christian martyr in THE Light
Eternal"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-05
Movies Advertise Play.

Instead OF the conventional oispas
frames to hold photographs Of players
in the new Montgomery & Stone piece
that is to open the Globe Theater cary
next season. Charles Dillingham; mas ar,
ranged TO show colored motion pictu.es
Of the cast and chorus IN the ou'e-
lobby.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-05

dramatic literature. II may be approx
mated. 1t may have a grandchild that
bears a vague family resemblance. But
it-like the Camille" sentiment-will be
fitted to q modern figure, and will be
made Of modern fabric.
r PIN
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-05
DANCING

ROBEY.
Exhibitions at Chevy Chase Lake nightly:
studio NV. corner 18th and You NV. n. sos
PROF. wYNDHAM. sic Eth n. W.. summer
rates; private. T5c. reductions on card. guar
antee all pupils latest dances: phone Maia
5S7e
flowers. sl3 end ST. N. W.. Pm. W. Iiss-
Pri lessons any hour. Soc Fishwalk one
step, Bocton. Tango. Hesitation. etc Class a
dance, Tue. Thurs. Sat ewes. SOC Ladies' free
MODERN DANCING TAUGHT.
Private lessons. 75c per hour
,fr- ,H.h - " w. >~-- W
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-07-05

A special production of mice and
Men" will follow The Gill In Waiting
at the Columbia.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-02

ol1rhbrah oie @eiben Ser 3nfdol1er,
lprang big Dor bas Mutonobil 1T 6em
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m1ire inn 6as fur3e 3ogern Let's &C.
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i'm sic 6iiritin nit ibrem eigenen 9ei-
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-02
Ser ASrbferu, 9onnertag, ben 2. Snli 1914.

ber5og aniieben mollte, nno Dor Dem
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men. Sic mod]ten fein Sell oara11s,
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begangen 81 baben. @rin5ip gab an,
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matiiden &epolper cine &eibe por
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gegeben. @r bebauptete, 6as @erbre=
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sip lit is inns @abrinomitid etpa 81
Sabre alt. Ser lebtere miG iid Sic
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-02
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erbe, lpuroe am IS. 1e5ember 1863
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CAB &arl 2u6uig ieinen bertpaiiten
&inoern inn Sabre 1898 cine 5meite
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feline Mbnung, 6aB i'm 6as @didial
6a5u a1sertoren batte> oereinit sic
idtpere 8iiroe Ser &rone 5u tragen.
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natii6e &ermdblung nit ser sur
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les Gbcbiinomiies 5u erlangen, oas
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merlduft per5idten. Mber elmer eben=
biirtigen @eiratb, Sic ieiner De5e1=
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-02
Men11 SIR Cure Mieren berna6t
SfhI. %. eeS1tni.

Menn STR Cure Mieren bernad)=
lalligt babt nn6 an &iidempeb, i6ma=
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ibren grten &el l1ltaten. sic mer6e11
g1d belfem. 81 foufen bei onen
6un0lern in 81. Gloltb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-02

tpenn i6 mir cine Grfaltung 8uae3oaen,
1l1no ralh befreit lie ba5 56item bon
lr9eno lpelden fatarr6alilden 6inneiz
gul1ger.
Mebr als uor 5eby. Sabrem.
SD mD6te ni1t plhe Yerlu1a fem.
8stetpobl es Dor 5ebn Sabren par, baS
16 Sbnen 1nein critics 3elgniB aus
lteQte. bin i6 Ser gleicben Meinung ipie
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Sbnen ba5 Fripile9ilm, Oabon @ebruudh
81 made1 je nah 8elieben. Sd &C.
braude immer ao9 Beruna, penn id~
es n0tbig eradte. S6 empfeble es meiz
nsn Madbarsn; !penn li@ 0a5u cine Gez
Sd lobe 8eruna nod.
Ferlll1a lit obne 3meifel cine bor5ugz
Life Webi5in fir SEN Magen. Iie(e
2elte, Die Sabre lang nad einem W1itz
tel gefor1dt baben, berluden als 5blubz
mittel Yerll11a u10 merben gebeilt. Sic
les Wittel lit DEFENDERS erfplgreid ind
Sd0en bon Wagen16tpdden. Sene, MEL
dc es ppr5ieben, Sablette anitatt fliHigd
Meot5inem 5m nebnter, fDnnen 8eruna='
Sablette baben.
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Mnar@iiten in 9elgra6 peridafft ba=
ben, oeren Nanben CT ie6o6 ni6t an
5,geben mlrBte. @r beba,roelte aud
allies, mas iib auf sic Iragooie be3og,
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sic @l1n6e bon oen1 Mttentbat altf BEN
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fen @emablin iiberbradt mltr6e. ST
3og ii6 iofort ouf feline &ripatgema'
dyer 511riid un6 lieB Mnoront1ngen 6a>
fir treffen, sob er Montag nad
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&er5og bon Cumberland madte am
9eadmittag cine &on6olen5piiite im
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Midts b1ei6t mir erlpart>" rief ser
9reiie &oiier GUS, als linn 6ie 56red-
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Grutproet>

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lin ppn rnd)lpier @ano ermprbet.
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Vor1u9kde r1ledizim
fur rla9enbelNwerdt
sd TIT mebrere Sabre, 0eruna
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fano id aus, 0aB
meme @eiumbbeit
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9e3eidnet 9efublt.
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Mne @pmmer:Iabrifate
@eifmaaren
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2innen Sanbtub
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elects, &iXenmberjm9e
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Chiffon, maline, Nete
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Gtiter 6lmr Bargains.

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