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The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
Hazel Damn Makes Stellar
Debut in New Musical Piece
Victor Herbert Will Conduct Augmented Orchestra at
First Washington Performance of "The Debutante."
Columbia Opens Season with Farce Comedy.
The termination of "A Pair of Sizes"
By JULIA CHANDLER MANI.

opening productions
theatrical will itself firmly established
the paygoers playhouse
which far occupied the local the
with of
Austin Srong thrilling
elaborate production Mssrs
the under the direction Of Henry
sufficient financial New York justify its
OF which its fine the the
seeking other
The Claw mediocre vaudeville show to the
John Bunny which
of hodgepodge
meodma, Way which
of Woman whose
ued pride depletion of phase of
punch" bids The
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
Columbia TOdny-''NePtune'E
Daughter"

Today will record the thirty-fourth and
final performance in this city at the Co
lumbia Theater Of ''Neptune's Daughter"
that most captivating OF fairy stories.
with Annette KelIermann. Never before
has an entertainment Of any character
attained so extended a record Of con-
tinuous performances in Washington. The
performances today will start at 3 o'clock
and at $50. "Neptunes Daughter" is
something entirely different from any
other motion picture. Its acquatic fests
are remarkable and its scenic splendors
of great appeal.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
Both DoIlie. Married.

The Dolly sister who bears but does
not answer TO the name Of Yansci mo
body knowing how to pronounce III has
been married to Harry Fox. a blithe and
self-assured cut-up Of the variety stage.
The other Dolly sister, whose name also
offers Iabial difficulties, has for some
time heen Mrs. Jean Schwartz, wife OF
the composer.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
strnnd-Featurc Films.

At the Strand Theater today the main
attraction will be Land Of the Lost"
in multiple reels. The extra attractions
include Marion Leonard in reproductions
Of her earlier screen successes, a recent
keystone comedy, other sterling features.
There will he a brief concert by the
Strand Symphony Orchestra as an added
attraction.
A flmization Of Jules Eckert Good
mans play Mother" featuring Emma
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
CALENDAR OF THE WEEK.

NationaI-f'The Debutante.s
BelaseO-HA Pair of Skies"
CoIumbia-ASThe Rule Of Three
PolI's--SeVen sistera!s
b. r. Keith's - High Glass
Vaudeville.
Gayety fDreamIand Bur-
Iesquers.,
CosmOy-VaudeyiI
CaEinO-TaudevIII
ByJo-PrOEressiVe Players.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
Lines from "The Rule of Three


"A man who marries a second time,
doesn't deserve to lose his first wife"
Every generation of girls think the
art of pleasing men was in its infancy
in their mothers day
Two husbands are like two right hand
ed gloves, they are too much alike to
be mates"
There are two great crises in life,
wedding bells and funeral knells"
Some women love to collect husbands
instead OF old china"
Marriage is the net in which the jade
ensnares the jaded."
Marriage is a process not for pro-
longing the life Of love. but for mumify-
ing its corpse"
No widow ever becomes old enough
TO have given up all hopes Of matri-
mony."
When men become old. they are more
accustomed to talk about dollars than
dove-cotes.'
wealth is a question Of point Of view"
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
HIEh-cIns. Vaudeville.

Eddie Foy, supported by the seven lit
tie Foys in the new version Of Fun In
the Foy Family" will he the Keith head
liner next week. The Singing Band
formed OF Dunbars nine white hussars.
will be another feature OF the bill. Sttfi
other inclusions will Be Jane Connolly
and company in Tn q Strong cup ~
Tea" Darrell and Conway in Behind
the Scenes Hazel Cox. Oueenie Tune
din, Weber and Capitola, and MaxinI
Brothers and Bobby"
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

street. Edgar MacGregor was Mr.
Peple's companion on this particular
day, and had witnessed one of the many
quarrels habitual with the partners.
On the way uptown Mr.. Peple and Mr..
MacGregor began to figure out how a
play could be made from such a premise.
This was three years ago. After Mr..
Peple had sketched the two business
characters they called on Warren G.
Van Slyke, Mr.. Peple's attorney and in
corporated a prototype of that gentleman
in the play as Vanderbilt, the lawyer.
They even used his home and Office tel
ephone numbers. and are still using them
in "A Pair of Skies"
The manuscript of the play was not
submitted to any managers, as is usually
the way in such matters, and it was not
until a year after their visit to the Wall
street promoters that Mr.. Peple and Mr..
MacGregor read the scenario of one act
to H. H. Frazee, who thought favorably
enough of it to persuade them TO finish
the play.
After much more work of creation, fol-
lowed by still other of elimination, the
farce was tried out, in very crude FORM
by Mr.. MacGregor's stock company in
the Lyceum Theater, Rochester, after
which the character of the red-headed
ofice boy was added at the suggestion
of Mr.. Peple, who happened to see Mr..
Frazee's guardian of the outer portal in
an encounter with an actor which cost
the latter his autocratic air. The boy
himself plays the role in the farce which
will be seen here for the first time tomor-
row night, and which comes heralded as
a competent dispeller of the most OBJ
stinate attack of the blues to which hu-
man flesh ever fell heir.
You'll feel q certain sense of familiar
ity when you see The Rule of Three"
at che Columbia Theater this week IL
you saw Pretty Mrs. Smith the week
before last, for the theme of the COM
edy which came to US with a musical set
ting is said to have been lifted bodily
from the original work of Guy Bolton,
which had its initial production under
the title Of The Rule OF Three" at the
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
coIumbin-"Thc RuIe of Three

tanglement. served in three laughing
courses, is the attraction at the Colum-
bia Theater this week The name of this
comedy is THE Rule Of Three" and II
comes here directly from a run OF q
hundred performances at the Harris The
ater, New York. The cast Of The Rule
of Three" includes Katherine Grey, VIII
Archie, ]. Malcolm Dunn, Ada Deaves.
Virginia Norden, Aubrey Beattie, Sam
Colt, Charlotte Carter, Bernard Fairfax,
and Vivian Tobin.
THE Rule of Thres" owes its insplrA-
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
The Current Week.
N.tionaI-"rh. Debu..ats."

Tomorrow night at the New National
Theater, Hazel Dawn will make her 'arst
appearance as q star In her own right
in The Debutante," a new musical COM
edy for which Harry B. Smith has writ
ten the book, Robert B. Smith provided
the lyrics and Victor Herbert composed
the music.
in THE Pink Lady" at the Amsterdam
Theatsr q few seasons ago. II has been
forecasted that Hazel Dawn would soon
make a bid for stellar honors and this
prophesy is now being fulfilled. In The
Debutante" which Is divided in two acts,
Miss Dawn appears In the role Of Elaine.
a pleasant. ingenious American girl, who
is making her first appearance In English
society.
Miss Dawn's hrst starring tour IL un-
der the direction OF John C. Fisher. whom
IL will be remembered was the senior
member Of the firm which produced
''Florodora" in America. and II is prom
ised that he has provided a most elabor-
ate production and surrounded the prima
donna with cast OF excellence. Among
those who will appear in the cast are
Alan Nude. Will West, William DAN
forth, Robert c. Pitkin, Stewart Baird.
Oscar Odee. Thomas Reynolds, ]. Alb
bott worthley. Zoe Barnett, Maude Odell
and Sylvia Jason. There is a large
chorus and an orchestra Of grand opera
proportions.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
Casino-VEudeyIIIc.

country minstrel show is promised by
the four Rubes in The HiCkville Min
strels," as one OF the leading attrac-
tions at the Casino this week Elliott and
Mullin are billed for a character sketch
in song and comedy: Cro!cy and Ran
dali for a comedy OF amusing iuEClery
and the Princess Leotah. an Indian prima
donna, for a repertoire OF song seIec-
uOns. Still another act is 10 he an
nounCed. experimenting the bill will be
a selected series OF moving picture COM
edies. The country store. better equipped
and with better features than last sea-
son. is prOmisd an added attraction
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday nights;
the surprise party. Wednesday night. and
the offerings OF the amateurs on Friday
night
Today from to 1o:9o p. m. the special
concerts featuring the best Of last weeks
attractions, with new specialties, will
present a fine orchestral program
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
B. F. KeIth's-HIEh Class Vaude-
willie.

Irene Franklin will be the headiner
this week at the B. F. Keith Theater. She
will offer her Character Types in Song -
Burton Green will assist at the piano and
otherwise aid in entertaining the au-
dience Next in stellar order will be the
Harry Lauder singing and talking mo-
ton pictures Of the Scotch comedian rem
derinG several OF his favorite dialect dit
ties. Manager w. A. Brady's production
of the Elizabeth Jordan comedy Beauty
is Only Skin Deep" Sim Collins and
Lewis Hart. as The Two Strong Mem"
Butler Haviland and Alice Thornton in
"Get-Poor- Quick -Wellington:'' Black
face" Eddie Ross; the Magleys from the
London Alhambra- and Manion and Har-
ris.
Today there will be the usual two vau-
devtlle concerts with the program in
Producing all the acts Of last weeks bill.
GnScty-''Ihe DreamInnd Bur
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

features. Thursday a change OF bill will
be made.
Tschaikowsky's March slav'' overture:
a selection from BiZets Carmen" one
from Verdis La Forza del Destino:" the
valse from pelibes' Malta" the ballet
music from GOUnod's Faust" Brown 3
intermcEzo. In the Candle Light" Celfo's
tango. La Belle Sevillienne." Hoffman 5
Pussy Foot" rag nov " and FederofT' :
Longing" waltzes will be some OF the
selections included in the orchestral pro-
gram under Arthur Maxwell at the Cos
mos concerts today from to 1880 p. m
The best Of last weeks attractions will
also appear. with new speciaItLes.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

offering q show and performers new for
the current season. The production Is
a two-act musical burletta entitled 'Di-
Vorceland," and the company Of nifty en-
tertainers is headed by VIII H. Ward who
will sustain the leading comedy role. and
be assisted by Joe Burton Others in the
cast are Fred ireland, Patrick Miles, Ralph
Rickus, Inez de Verdier. prima donna, and
Nsmo Cato, the dimInutive soubrette.
The Alpine Four" a quartet Of real sing
ers who are making their first appearance
with the Dreamlands will offer q vaude-
vile number composed Of humor and
harmony, while the latest dances Will
be interpreted during the action Of the
play by Fred Ireland and Memo Cato.
The production Is said to offer fine scenic
equipment. electrically embeIlished with
many novelties. and a singing and dane
ing chorus OF twenty-five girls costumed
with a new gown for every one OF the
twenty musical numbers. The special
appeal to women patrons is increasing.
many members OF the sex taking advan-
tage Of the strict censorship and the
gifts and prizes selected for distribution
on Friday evenings when the country
store Is in operation.
CosmoS-VaGdeViI
Magic made and then unmasked is
promised for Harry Bouton and COM
pany In an exhibition OF the prestidigfta-
teur and his accomplices as a big fea-
ture in the Cosmos bill this week. A big
musical number will be the blind violin
ist, Lorelle, in a repertoire OF selections
from the classics and superior popular
numbers Of the day. while in midair the
Aerial Yorks will offer their exhibition
Of trapeze acrobatics. feature OF droll
music will be furnished by the Famous
Four Kays. Lazar and Dale will bring
the cabaret from "Coontown" and AL
bert Perry will present the Cortelyou
Players in q comedy entitled "A Week
End" The Hearst-SeIig News Pictorial
with its war views will head the film
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
PoIrs-"seven Sisters"

No more refreshing comedy has been
produced on the American stage in re-
cent years than Seven Sisters" in which
Laurette Taylor and Charles Cherry were
joint stars for two seasons, and which is
to be the offering OF the Poll Players this
week
The principal characters in the story
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

BeIasco-"A Pair of SIxes.'
The FIRST Of last seasons New York
successes to reach Washington Is an
nounced for the Belasco Theater this
week when "A Pair of Skies" will be
presented with the original cast and pro-
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
Gnycty-''Ihe DreamInnd bur-
leaquerS.'

The Dreamland Burlesquers" will be
the attraction at the GGysty this week,
The Washington herald., 1914-09-27
and Farce Will Occupy Boards of Leading Theates This Week

ton to the elastic divorce laws Of this
country. 1t was written by Guy Bolton
who instead OF treating his subject seri-
ously. has seen ft to create an enter
tainment on the lines OF comedy with q
farcieal tendency. The producer OF THE
Rule Of Three" Is Joseph p. Bickerton,
jr., the managing director Of the New Era
Producing Company. Inc. the new firm
which produced Adele" the sparkling
operetta.
The scenes Of the play are laid at a
summer resort hotel in the Berkshires,
and the story has to do with a Mrs.
Flower and her husband, who are stay
ing there while on their honeyemoon. Mrs
Flower has been married twice before.
vious husbands. they still continue to
and love affairs.
Much to the surprise OF Mrs. Flower
and her husband, they fnd stopping at
With one she had honeymoon at this ho-
associations. The other divorced hus-
band. hearing that possibly this might be
the haven OF his ex-wife and her new
husband, sought her out to prosecute her
with his domestic worries which she
in the past ofttimes brought TO a pleas
ant and proper adjustment.
Affairs assume an amusin4 aspect be-
cause OF the jealousy OF husband number
three of husbands number one and two.
and not until Mrs. Flower has arranged
everything to the satisfaction Of Mr..
Flower is there a surcease OF trouble.
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Summer
Millinery

Many new models are shown
that mirror the latest Paris
ideas. Among these models is
a tri-cornercd shape with satin
tip and hemp facing and a wing
at an unusual angle. Another
chic model is a white hemp
brim and black velvet crown
sailor. with quilts to either side
and a finish OF ribbon.
For sports wear there is the
Panama, trimmed with small
and large wings or a band and
bow. Its rival is the felt top
hat, which goes wonderfully
we'll with the sport suit or
coat
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TIMES DISPATCH: RICHMOND vA SUNDAY JUNE H. 1914
THE 11lAlJF'N1ANN STORE
Frock Event Unusual

When the purchase of IS Frocks, price
at which shall place them SALE wish
who be interested that the values extraordinary
At very conservative valuation they s12.5o
SI5oo-many stores would ask considerably Only
thing will prevent these IS Dresses from going IS
women Tomorrow the fact that among
you will want three of them.
We we'll pleased that offer at figure
astonishingly low-$875.
Pretty Afternoon Dress for the street. with charm
of Paris delightfully."-
French with organde collar
med to match unc skirts of lines
Sl25o number of these among the IS Tomorrow $875.
Morning Frock Of incn-These Morning Dresses
suit the demands Of range
OF coors, and made with the skirts
within the KAUFMAN price tomorrow
1915
Here dainty creation Of stylish white crepe eboid-
cred black The girdle the needed
1t of the pretcst of the price
1915
This Stunning Froc, made up with the
able Just now fairly gows with style The material crepe
med III plaid; late OF salmon yellow beautiful
splendid for afternoon wear from
the S2. SO family, 1915
Eeotive very aptly describes this of black
and white voile The shadow lace with the velvet grlc
the tunic skirtevcry feature is entirely
value, 1915
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SOCIAL EVENTS AND
Personal, MENTION


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| lor Crvt Woe I<onns,h t<or, clay
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Miss Emily Tohio
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Lucy spires "''''
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Misses ,rhel,uo CI,,l,n Mimi.
and Herbert Conner -
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Skirts

Stylish White Pique Skirt,
with long tunic, in regular and
extra sizes, $2.e8.
White Ratinc and Crepe
Skirts, tunic effects, three mod
els to select from, 1898.
Country Club Skirt Of white
corduroy, pockets on side,
1898.
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Special BIouses

Blouse of crepe dc chine, or
candle collar and embroidered
vest; colors OF white. yellow
and pink. A new arrival, the
extreme OF beauty and style,
$I.e8.
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For Dressy Wear

Some charming creations
with under brims OF pink or
blue, or any color to match the
sash one wears.
Transparent Hats OF Tuscan
or lace braid are cool, too, for
wear with lingerie frocks.
millinery Salon,
Second l:lOOr.0
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New Crepe de
Chine Dresses

They have all the simplicity
and smartncss of more cX-
pensivc frocks; Of white
blue, purple and green; for
travelling or informal occa-
sions; in plain, Russian and
plcated tunics; models at SEQ
and $22.5o.
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In the Lower riced
Millinery Store

New Hats Every Day.
Hats comfortable for travel
ing.
Hats for motor wear.
Hats for steamer wear.
Hats for drcssy use.
Hats for outing and knock.
about.
Hats for So. o8 to S6.e8.
(First Floor,
Millinery Seotion.)
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Here Are a Few Models

That will be shown for the first time public
Monday, suitable for outing wear
Dress of white imported striped crepe coat effects organdc
and collar skirt has yoke with tunic special
models.
$1,000 Dresses OF atne boero Jacket effect
organdic vest plaid glle; all coors sizes, $3.50
Stylish Black Jap Silk mourning net vest skirt has
yoke with pleated tunc $500
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Graduation Gifts
of Jewelry

For Girls.
Fans, soc to r.e8.
Slipper Pins, rhine
stone and cut steel,
soc to $2.98.
Pearl and Colored
Bead Necklaces, soc
to $500.
German Silver Van
ity Cases, $I.oo to
$3.es.
Bracelets, $2.o8 to
$1,000.
La Vallieres, with
fancy stones, $2.e8 to
$500.
Brooches and Bar
Pins, $I.oo to $5.o8.
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The articles offered to-day may
be ordered by mail or by tele-
phone. Call Madison 0S4.
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a sample lot OF Dresses luckily received in
time to fill the gap in our stock caused by the
inroads of heavy June sales. A great many
of these Dresses are original samples from
gere Dresses that sold for $500, $500, $500
and $3.50.
There will be only $50 of these Beautiful
Batiste and Wolfe Frocks, some hand-em-
broidered with fine insertions of Val, Others
OF more snowy designs While they last they
will be sold for $Io8.
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Smart White
Collars

Now worn by the Paris
icnncs. Several OF the Paris
couturicrs are now showing
preference for piquc collars and
cuffs, others are advocating or
candle, and some remain true
to linen; but we have all Of
them at minimum prices.
Piquc Collars, soc to $3.50.
Organdie Collars, wired,
soc to $3.50.
Starched Linen Collars, csc
to 62c.
S2.5o-S2,08 All-Silk Parasols,
black and white stripe, with
solid or Dresden borders, with
fancy wood handles, fin
ished with silk tassel, $I.o8.
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MONDAY
JUNE IS, 1914
.Children's
Pique Coats

Reduced to Very Low
Prices.
Piquc Coat, circular
or sailor collar, en-
broidcred and seal
loped finished, others
tailored, 1 to 3 years,
$1.25.
Coat for little boys
OF white poplin, dou-
blc-breasted, sail o r
collar and cuffs OF red
or navy galatea, trim
med in white braids
and cmblcms, I to 3
years, SI.o8.
Pique Coat, circular
cape or fiat collars,
hand scallopcd and
hand embroidered, 1
to years, $2.o8.
Pique Coats, elabo-
rately hand embroid-
cred and hand seal
loped, for little boys
and girls, 1898 and
$500.
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For Boys

Solid Gold Knives,
$I.75 to $500.
Gold Cuff Buttons,
$1.62 to $3.e8.
Gold Tie Clasps, 7ec
to 1898.
Coat Chains, $2.e8
to $500.
Fountain Pens, $3.50
to $1,000.
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Latest Styles in
Children's Sun Hat S

Pique Hat, mushroom
shape, scalloped brim,
buttoncd on crown,
soc.
Castle Hat of white
poplin, facing of pink
and light blue, remov-
able crown, finished
with large pearl but
tons, 75c.
Fine Quality Pique
Mushroom Hat, seal
loped edge, brim en-
broidered in sprays,
button on crown, 81.
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styles in Inexpensive
Wash Haas at 2sc and
zoe.
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