The Washington times., 1914-10-22
COMING ATTRACTIONS

A romping school act" will be pre-
sented by Shoen's Rough House Kids
at the Casino the last half of this week,
beginning with the matinees today Mu-
settle, the violnist, has a repertoire of
selected compositions Bert Mack COM
bines monologue and melody; MARI and
Evans give a comedy acrobatic turn and
the Mimic Four have new songs and
dances. The added attractions will in
clude the country stora tonight and Sat
ufday evenings and the amateurs, a
special Casino attraction, Friday even.
ing. Sunday special concerts will pre-
sent n fine orchestral program.
With Barlow's Comedy Circus and its
laugh-producing mule holding over for
the entire week. the Cosmos Theater
bill. which will be presented for the
first time at the matinees today. has
a galaxy Of attractions. The Bradlee-
Martin company, including Jessie. Jack,
and jerry, in q one-act musical COM
.edy. will be one Of the newcomers.
Others will include Maize Rowlands,
who sings, whistles. and initiates all
sorts of sounds: the Great Sawtelle.
in an exhibition Of strength and muscle
control: Victorson-Forrest company in
The District Attorneys Wife, and
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strumentalists. An elaborate orches-
trail program will be featured in the
Sunday concerts.
The attractions secured for Moore's
Strand Theater next week include one
Of the greatest features in the realm Of
the silent drama. Sealed ORDERS" to
be shown Monday. Tuesday. and
Wednesday. Unlike most films, no we'll
known stage star is exploited in this
film masterpiece. but every role is in
the hands Of trained pantomimic
player. Thursday and Friday Daniel v.
THE Great Diamond Robbery" a
INSTALLATION of the comedy-drama by
Edward NJ. Alfriend and A. C. Wheeler.
A notable cast appear In support Of
Mr.. Eddinger. including Charles ].
Ross. r. E.. Graham. Elita Proctor Otis.
Kent. Percy Standing. and Purnell B.
Pratt. Special music appropriate to
each film production will be played by
the Strand Symphony Orchestra.
At Moore's Garden Theater next Mon
day and Tuesday the Shuberts offer
their latest film attraction. when
Broadway was A Trail" with Barbara
Tennant In the leading role. This pro-
duction treats Of life in New
York when 1t was hardly more than
pasture lands as we'll as Of the modern
theaters goers, return engagement is
announced Of Lima Cavalieri. in Able
Prevost's story, "Manon Lescaut,' next
Wednesday and Thursday. So great
was the demand for seats at Moore's
Strand Theater where this feature was
was imperative. Mr.. Moore had to send
to London for print Of the film: The
Garden Symphony Orchestra will play
the original musical score Of the opera
as an accompaniment to the picture.
Friday and Saturday the chief attrac-
ton Will be "The Prince Of India"
adapted from the widely read story OF
the same title by Gen. Lew Wallace.
Ethel Barrymore will make her
Washington debut as a photoplayer
ct Crandalrs Theater next week
in "The Nightingale film
drama especially written for her by
Augustus Thomas. Miss Barrymore's
appearance on the screen is scheduled
for Wednesday. Thursday. and Friday.
The play Mr.. Thomas has prepared has
been designed for the especial purpose
of giving her a character that will en-
able her to display her art to the fullest
extent. Her support includes a COM
pany of well-known Broadway favor
ties. The weeks program at CrandaIl's
is exceptionally strong. SUNDAYS at
fractions will be headed by Klaw &
Erlanger's production of The Road to
TRAGEDY" r. and Klaw & Erianser's
Men and Women Tuesday. THE
Weight Of a Crown" and Saturday.
"Garrison's Finish from the popular
novel written by w. B. NJ. Ferguson.