The Washington times., 1914-09-16

Unusual interest attaches to the Ell
eagemCnt at the Belasco Theater com
ln"1CinS next Monday evening OF "Th.
Monsymakers.' the newest play from
the ren of Charles Klein. Besides th'
magnet Of novelty from the pen o
so distinguished an author. the rev play
has a cast of Importance notably En-
met CUrrisan and Miss Alexandra Car
Isle. The Moneymakers' will really
inirOuucc Miss Carlisle here. Her first
American appearance was made seN-
eral seasons ago as the star OF The
MoilusC,' Last season she added to hel
New York esteem in The Marriage
Game Messrs. Selwyn & Co. wno are
nanagcrially sponsoring the new Klein
play, brought Miss Carlisle specially
from London for the role in which loca
playgoers are to see her next week al
the Belasco.
That clcan-cut method that has served
Eugene Walter so we'll in tHe hmi1ins
up OF other plays is said to be eXenloli-
fed in his newest effort. the 3etHF
Way" in which Charlotte N1lEcr an-
pears at the National next week. The
treatment given by the author to the
character of the woman deserted ana
divorced by the man forgetful of his
humble beginning and OF her inspiration
of his future is Origina. and has a
strong appeal The six scenes IN TINS
nov play show the steel mills in a
town in the vicinity of Ptttsourgn' tne
mans apartments in one OF New YORK 5
exclusive hotels. an upper room in one
of the better class tenderloln reStaur-
ants. a court room and the womans Oh
flee in her steam laundry. Miss walk
er has the assistance of a large ana ca
pable company, foremost belnT Byron
Beasley and Virginia Pearson.
The Suuaw Man" an internationally
successful play of life in the American
West. from the pen of Edward Milton
Royle, will be revived next week by the
Poll Players Jane Morgan will in
ter.pret the role created by Julie OPP
Carl Brickert win be seen as Jim cars
ton. the "Squaw Man" with which
William Faversham and Dustin Farm
ham gained such great successes. The
stor. tells how James Wynnegate as
sumes responsibility for crime 10
protect another mans name. He begins
life over again in the cattle country
of the United States, under the ahas
of Jim Carston, where he marries Nat
U-Rich, the daughter Of Ute chief.
Despite the two crowded performances
day being given at the Columbia
Theater of "Neptune's Daughter" hlms
with Annette Kellermann in the spec
tacular role of the mermaid, who be-
comes a mortal. Manager Fred G. Ber-
ger has reached the conclusion that one
week will not be enough to accommo-
date the people who want to see the
pictures, and has arranged for a con-
tinuance of the engagement throughout
next week. There will be two perform
ances on Sunday also, the only differ
ence being that the afternoon exhib-
ton will begin at o'clock on that day
instead of at 2:20, the hour of starting
on week days. Nothing heretofore at
tempted by Miss Kellermann approach
es the thrilling feats she performs in the
spectacular fairy story. Indeed, many
even the fearless swimmer would be
loath to undertake more than once.
of international fame. will head the bill
at the B. F. Keith Theater next week.
which will also include as headliners
Sam and Kitty Morton. the veteran
of Four Morton celebrity,
and Chretienne and Louisette. two Hol-
landers, in their musical comedy nov
city, 'Kees and Trein." James Dia-
mond and Sybil Brennan, with Nifty
McDevitt, Kelly, and Lucie,
The Actress and the Piano Movers"