The Washington times., 1914-11-05
Coming Attractions.

At Moore's strand Theater the first
half Of the second week Of the Para
mount Pictures will be devoted to the
initial appearance of Charles Richman
IN the great American dramatic success.
THE Man From Home" by Booth Tark-
ington and Harry Leon Wilson. which
was originally played by William Hodge.
Mr. Richman is supported by Theodore
Roberts, Frederick Montague. Monroe
Salisbury, Dorothy Quincy, and others.
Thursday, and the rest of the week the
attraction will be Gladys Hansen in
The Straight Road from the play by
the late Clyde Fitch. Miss Hansen
essays the role originated by Blanche
Walsh. 1t has been staged by Daniel
Frohman and the cast includes William
Russell. Iva Shepheard. Jane FernleY.
Arthur Hoops, Hal Clarendon. and Lor-
raine Huling. Supplementary features
include recent keystone comedies. up,
to-date views Of the European war and
the strand SYMPHONY Orchestra
At Moores Garden Theater the Shu-
berts will present Vivian Martin in
Owen Davis drama, The Wishing
Ring on Sunday and Monday. The
Wishing Ring was used a few seasons
ago by Marguerite Clark as a starring
vehicle. The production has been staged
by Robert Warwick. The rest of the
week will be devoted TO Mary Pickford
In Such a Little Queen" adapted
from the romantic comedy of the same
title by Charming Pollock Her support
includes carlisle Blackwell, Russell Bas-
sett. James Kirkwood. Hal Clarendon.
Jane Grey. Harold Lockwood. Arthu:
Hoops, and others. The daily program
will include recent keystone comedies,
timely views of the European conflict,
and the Garden Symphony Orchestra.
In addition to the recitals Of Prof.
Awe, Of Chicago. on the newly installed
Bsrtola orchestra. Crandall's Theatcr
next week offers its patrons an excep-
fional program Of feature picture plays.
Sundays bill includes The Genius
comedy produced by klaw & Erlanger.
Monday and Tuesday Robert ;deson
Will be seen in a screen production OF
The Call OF the North in which Mr..
Edeson starred on the stage. The piece
contains 81 scenes. and the cast In
Roberts. James Neil. and others. An
drew Mack. Americas foremost Irish
character actor will make his initial
bow on the screen in the romantic
ITish Tsda drama r,rs. The RagEeG snS rTiHay Ear,
saturday. "4l3." Vitagraph detective
drama. viii! be shown. with Anita Stew
art. Julia Swayne Gordon, and Harry
Morey.
The change of bill at the Casino Thea
ter at the matinees today will bring
J. e. Lewis, jr., and company IN a full
stage variety act employing four per-
sons. one of them. young Lewis Junior.
said 10 be one Of the cleverest child
comedians in vaudeville. In addition
Reed and Tuttlc offer songs and dances:
Billy Davis has his laughable mono
logue: Peterson, Dick and Morrison
bring comedy and song, and the Lutz
brothers have the armless wonder. The
added attractions include the country
store tonight and Saturday night ana
the amateurs tomorrow night. and Sum-
day the special concerts.
The New York Sun, in review, said
that George b. Snyder and Harry Buck
ley, who will come to the Cosmos Thea
ter the last half OF the week, beginning
at the matinees today, occupy the same
position In the field of musical comedy
that Mcintyre and Heath do in min
strelsy Their laughing absurdity, The
Two-Man Band" Is filled with comedy,
music. and laughable situations. James
J. Polk brings new song parooies and
sonsense; Ethel Dane and company pre-
scnt Marriage la Carte" Bertena will
have a pleasing speciality, and Wheat
and Zelda have head balancing and
trapeze act worth while. Sunday the
special concerts feature an unusual pro-
gram. Next week. Kenny and Hollis,
'-S'"r' 81 ,'r.l~-"." arc billed.