The Washington times., 1914-01-05
..TERESTING WEEK
IN LOCAL THEATERS
Offerings in Capital Amusement
Places Varied Enough to
Suit Tastes of All.

This should prove to be an exceed
! Cly interesting week for theatergoers.
ne attractions offered are varied
e 0ough to suit every class Of amuse-
J mt patrons, and managers anticipate
,.e Of the best weeks OF the present
ason.
COLUMBIA-"The Queen OF the
:. OWES" will be the attraction. 1t is a
! operetta, and all the scenes are
]. i in Washington.
BELASCO-Julia Dean will be seen in
Ter Own Money" a financial family
oblem comedy by Mark Swan.
NATIONAL-victor Herbert's oper-
"a, ''Sweethearts." with Christie Mac
donauId in the stellar role, will be the
I TRACTION.
POLTS-This theater offers what
might be termed a double attraction.
J 'rst the management undertakes re-
y val OF "Forty-fiive Minutes from
J broadway" George NJ. Cohan's popular
! IIusical comedy. What gives the re-
'lval a double interest is that it intro
, uces as leading woman of the Poll
layers, Francis Nelson, who, while
J Cw to this particular company, has al
! cady won for herself quite following
IN Washington, having been for two sea-
s~1s leading woman Of another stock
c ganization here.
ACADEMIA double star attraction
Will be seen this week at the downtown
popular priced house with Albert Phil
las and Leila Shaw in a new play by
I NE 70 In
p dition to having a strong heart in
!, est, the play is said to have rather
= remarkable scenic production. All the
, enes are laid in the Sierra Madre, and
Of the settings shows a transforms
! IN OF what has been supposed to be
P hopeless desert into prosperous min
J. 2 camp. The cast supporting the CO.
; ars is said to be unusually strong.
TAYETY-The Beauty Parade Com
? ny win be seen all week in two-act
! Isirhl burlesuue, Local Color" The
,tured Comedian is Harry Fields, who
: rrId get considerable fun out of the
Il a retired merchant who finds an
b ,ier for his energies in the lively task
spending money in the White Light
i strict Of New York. Fourteen musical
r umbers are promised, most Of them
gw, but a few old favorites are in
lded. The list of principals is a
,isong and popular one.
-OSMOS-In addition to a carefully
ected program for the film portion
&. the entertainment at this theater
.nTe is also an apparently ATTRACTIVE
audeville bill. including the Ten Jolly
r-eniles, o. Rose Royal and Chesterfield. !
.a- famous posing horse; Fun in n |
urldsh Bath, a playlet presented by |
our comedians; Johnny Bell and the |
ianCy Twins. singers and comedians |
larry Sauber. eccentric rnonClogist and !
,Rrodist The feature picture, a tive |
81 film, will be Wild Animals at /
-aIge, or When the Menagcrie Broke /
Loose. The performances at this house 1
are continuous beginning at 80 p. n. /
and ending az 1913.
CASINO-"Baby Anne" a child actress |
iii share the headline EOnors in this |
~seks bill with George Nagel and his |
Usical company in a tabloid, Camp
4 Out" II is "Baby Annc's'' first |
pearance in Washington and she viii /
seen in character posing, sCngG and |
ICES. The remainder OF the vaude- |
lie bill includes the Coombis Brothers, |
Iletes. featuring Theodore Coombis, |
: 1nCr of the Richard K. Fox belt for /
perfect specimen of physical man |
,,od, and Grace King. Fisks and Nc |
,nough in z playlet, The Little Lost |
CEeI." In addition to the photoplays /
re viii be feature nights throughout |
week.
SEITH' 'S-Vauderille daily pipe or |
." recitals and 4 daily matinee dam |
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