The Washington times., 1914-02-08
MARGARET ANGLIN
COMING TO BELASCO
Great Emotional Actress to Be
Seen Here Next in Shake
sperean Repertoire.

har-a-et Anglfn comes to the Belas-
CO Theater next Monday evening in a
s-7erto.re OF Shakesperesn plays. The
ave announced for Miss Anglin's en-
-c-,ent in washington are: Twelfth
irht.' "As You Like It." and The
o. 4n,Uy OF the Shrew.' The order in
u-hIcn he plays are to ge given will be
announced later. Miss Anglin's support
i7E company is one of the finest Shake
Enearesn acting organization assembled I'm
this country IN recent years. The pro-
,,ctio-s t,,!It for the various plays in
Aer repertoire are notably beautiful
and are models Of ,eood taste. Ihe act
ing Of the star, and the productions
'o- tbA play. have eliclted remarkably
enthusiastic tributes from the critics OF
ether cities in which she has appeared
go
Julian Eltinge, the popularity OF
shcse Fascinating Widow" has kept in
hat pierre for the past four years. Is
Inning 90 the Columbia Thaater the
GEEK beginning February 16 in brand
vgw musical comedy which the author
caIls a nnelodramatic mystery farce, II
N called The. Crinoline Girl eno Is
said tu be full OF extraordinaTiBiys B IA. iausa *.
shle complications. The book IS py ot-
t. Hauerbach, author OF Madame
sherry" Captain Jinks," and other no
table successes. He has supplied MT
-|ltinEe a. legitimate comedy role when
eRAbles the. actor to portray in US f9,l, at.
nesF his ability as a juvenile OF the
highest class MT. Eltinge is personally
responible for the lyrics while the music
is by Percy Weinrich
Ylaw & changers eminently success
cIl musical comedy, "oh! Oh! DelBhine,"
Is announced for one week beginning
Monday. February 16, at the National
'Theater. The original company from
New York will be seen intact. FRANK
NjeTntryre. Octayia Broske, Scott welsh!
Frank Doane. George Stuart ChEistae,
George A. Beane, Alfred Fisher, 6Face
edmond, Stella Hoban, Helen Raymonc,
DOLLY Alvin. and a host of others are
IN the cast.
ssAdary Jane's Pa" che big, human
comedy written by Edith Ellis. will be
revived next week. By the Poll Players,
With Richard Buhler in the title role,
Stiss Nelson IN the character Of Portia
Perkins. and Miss Gertrude BondhiH cast
al Mary Jane. This wonderfully Sue
cesstui story Of Middle West lie Is ballt
around the character of Hiram Perkins,
2 philosopher. a deserter Of nome and
family sn intellectual tramp. and n
most IIka bic man, In spite OF his many
shcrteomings, Perkins leaves his little
family because he wants TO see the
world" After eleven years devoted 60
travel and in which. according to his
own description Of his experiences, ne
has pulled at the nets of the banks Of
Newfoundland. listened to the bells IN
the temples Of India, slipped te9 with
Chinese mandarin. and watched the
DANCING Of the seisha girls he returns
o the Sife he deserted. and? with the
true spirit Of the philosopher, accepts
her ironicai offer TO make him the cook
and general servant In the little Mouse
hold she has maintained BY hard work
IN the position OF editor of a little. coun-
try papCr-a position from which Hiram
has fed because he was overwhelmed
By ennui. Mary Jane is the little girl
who was born after her father deserted
his family.
The Green Beetle" the odd and
dramatic play by Joe willard, which
has triumphed in every B. F. Keith
Theatsr In New York city, will be given
its Washington premiere at the local
Keith house next week, with MadEe Voc
IN her original role. The plot concerns
the alleged snares set for American
women by certain classes Of Cinnamon
in this country. Stellar honoTs VIII be
claimed also by Ray Cox, the COM
edienne who will give her new cycle of
characteristic songs. Jesse L. LRsky's
1nEee types WllCN tne
auburn, the brunette, an dthe blonde
are each represented by a famous model
will be another attractive feature. Chris
Richards, the English eccentric comedi-
an, with the funny legs, will initiate
other acts on the bIH. The remaining.
features VIII be Duffy and Lorenz in
their new singing and dancing skit: Ap-
dale's bears, monkeys dogs, and ant
eater in their tricks: Chief Capo8lfcan.
the "Pale-face' Indian tribe orator and
singer; the GraZers: the PatfTe weekly
review; the pipe organ recitals; and the
darsante before and after weekday
7nstinees. at which free instruction is
given.
The Gayety Theater offers James T.
Cooper with the new buriesque organi-
zstion, Youth. Beauty, and Folly" as
tbe attraction for next week. Mr.. Coop
eT. formerly of the Jersey Lilies" Is
still seen in the role Of Gus Groutch.
but In all other respects the musical
turlesque entitled The Blue Rose"
which serves as the vehicle for Cooper,
is entirely new. a sprtghtly chorus Of
more thar twenty-four picked Broadway
beauties disport themselves tfrough the
TWO acts and sing and dance new and
fsuiliar airs.
Other members Of Mr.. Cooper's COM
psny are Dolly We0h. Eddie Foley. Joe
Madden. Lucia Cooper, George Tho1np-
son, and Mabel Webb.
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