The Washington times., 1915-01-28
Attractions
Coming To
Washington

Saturday afternoon at l:ao O'Clock th>
Flonsaley Quartet will give the second
ana hnal concert Of its season here at
the Masonic Auditorium. More than
usual interest 10 being manifest in this
concert ~ the announcement has been
made that 1t 10 the farewell appearance
here OF the quartet for . long time at
least. ~ the bookings for next season
do not include the Capital.
The program. which includes seiec-
tions by Reser. Haydn. and Beethoven.
has been most carefully selected ana
tho conctrt promises to be the most
artistic the organisation has presented
here. seats are now on sale at the
office OF T. Arthur Smith, 1905 q street
northwest.
Having devoted many years TO study
ing conditions and taking pictures in
all Of the countries involved in tho
European war Z. NJ. Newman. in hi.
third lecture. ''The War Capitals" at
the Columbia Theater next SUNDAY
evening and Monday afternoon, will
describe not only the principal cities
Of the powers at war, but also the
people, those at home as we'll an those
on the battle-helds. New motion pic
show actual battle scenes in France.
Belgium. and on the German-Russisn
border.
From his collection of original mega
tive views Of London, Paris Petrograd.
Vienna, Constanunople. Brussels, Ber-
lin, nnd Belgrade. Especially interest
ing are the views Of the Bosphorus, 70
Hr4 A
patches. and OF Serajevo. where the
Crown Prince and Princess OF Austria
were assaSsinated.
At the New National Theater next
Sunday afternoon and night, music
lovers OF the Capital will be given their
only opportunity Of the season to hear
esoS: ts e.n H Tsw bv o,san
strong q following a. has Creatore's.
Tho programs arranged for both per-
formances are typical selections by the
volatile and original leader. inviting
classes. Creatore's own fervor not only
moves and controls his players but
sways his audiences.
Next Sunday night at the Belasco
Theater Arthur Peck will deliver tho
fourth lecture in his interesting series
Of travel talks. This time the subject
viii not be foreign, but will deal with
. subject at home and one that should
call forth special interest, ':Storm Heros
Of Our Coast and the United States
Life-Saving Service" The lecture is
entirely new to Washington audiences.
although delivered by Mr.. Peck else
subject 10 splendidly Illustrated, the lee
ture shows many thrilling and unusual
scenes.
Several new acts will be presented for
the first time in Washington at the
Cosmos Theater in the change Of bill
at the natinees today. The aquatic
Svns e ssonnn:. fSSrnsx ras ss
week. The big new feature will be
edy surprise by the Blanchard Farceurs.
Alex Porter. Scotch character com,
tell new stories: Bicknen and Gibney
2''s * Small foSn % iohnnis; Bert isx!.
'how. the ss,t. Si Hy, q'o
give an exhibition OF acrobatie fsats.
Tho Sunday concerts Will present a
concert orchestral program Of special
| classic and popular selections.
"rh. Rosebuds." singing and dancing
|
sented at tho Casino Theater next week
by the Southern States Producing Com
pany. Some unusually fine tango ex-
| perts, headed by Del and Edna Elliott.
help make q new and attractive Offer
ing.
Mercedes Book and Company in The
LiepinR Stenographer," and Edna Rich
| ardson. singing comedienne. in roper
| toire. Other features include the coun-
night. when the feature will be an or
chestral program and new specialties.
At Moore's Garden Theater next week
from Sunday to Thursday Mrs. Leslie
x d :s1a p.ss s s.e % Se.n
to the screen by Mr.. Belasco and staged
by George Keine. Many Of the lay
srs Identified with the stage production
have the rse' essSsH s.Ss. tn.
GOllsn, and Richard Thornton.
The rest Of the week will BE- devoted
to a return engagement OF Marie Dress,
ier in TITLES Punctured Romance,
Normandy. Supplementary features IN
ciude tho Garden Topical Daily comedy
features and special music.
| In response to many requests for re-
"A Fool There Was" will again be
shown at Crandalrs Theater next Sun
da, and Monday as the main attraction.
Tho play Is an adaptation Of Porter
Emerson Brownies drama based upon
Rudyard Nplings poem. The Yam,
pire" Theda Bara, as The Vampire,"
and Edward Jose. as '"Ths Fool" are
supported by an excellent company.
Tuesday and Wednesday the attiac-
ton will be Money drama that takes
as its period the year 1921. THURSDAY
and Friday, Robert Edeson will be ssen
in the military drama. THE Girl Left
Behind Me-"
Marie Doro makes her first appear
ance az . film star In Washington In
her stage success THE Morals OF Mar
Gus" at Moore's Strand Theater Sun
day to wednesday of next week. Miss
Doro's impersonation o.. Of Sarlotta; the
said to be both absorbing In interest
and refreshing in It's oriSinsity. EGndny A; A an
Sav Charles Chaplin Will be seen II
the Es.anay company'' comedy 'Hi'
| Er,6av and Saturdav Mav