The Washington times., 1915-07-04
COMING ATTRACTIONS

The comedy success "Milestones. -
which enjoyed run of more than 500
nights In London and O years run in
New York city. will be the offering Of
tho Poll Players next week. This Is
the comedy on which Edward Knob
lauch. the American playwright, and
Arnold Bennett. the English novelist,
"Milestones" Is unique among come
dies, for 1t presents In the course Of
the action the same characters during
O. period of fifty years. In the first act
the youthful heir Is seen contending
against the prejudice and conservatism
who was the hero of the first act Is the
grandfather, endeavoring to throttle all
initiative and progressiveness on the
part OF the third generation.
A heat-defylng bill for next week at
the b. F. Keith Theater will have three
stellar attractions. the best known be-
Ing the whimsical comedian. Victor
Moore. supported by Emma Littlefieid
and company, in a ludicrous stage trav-
esty. Next in ranking order will be
the Winter Garden danseuse, Swan
Wood. and. her ballet advertisement, in
TSird in st hs ssssS pTs,y w Ss wifi frs
Ward and girls. in musical comedy
ciudes Harry Breen, Cartmell and Har-
RS, Marie. Pavey, the "Old Homestead"
news pictorial.
Victor Moore will be seen in Jesse L.
Lasky's photoplay production Of "Chim-
mie Fadden' at the Columbia Theater
following THE Arab" in which Edgar
Selwyn appears during the latter part
of this week.
s'Cht,,,rnlo
known Irish-American characters ever
created. He first made his appearance
IN r.. w. Townsend's newspaper stories,
which afterwards became popular in
book form.
The latter part. of the week the Bos-
worth company Will present Maude Allen.
the dancer, who makes her frst ap-
pearance In motion pictures in The
Rug Makers Daughter" During the
action Of the play Miss Allen will pre-
including several of the movements
from the Vision OF Salome.''
Fred Nixon's latest farce, The komi-
cal Kops." THE Girl of the Orient"
with cast of twelve and n real pony
ballet: Tom Russelrs old-time minstreIs
a big Western favortte playing for
the first time in. vaudeville. and 'Dream
flrates, a melodious cruise with rio
Bert, Sammy Wrenn. and a crew or
eight merry-makers, are announced as
coming attractions by the Cosmos The
ater.
Next weeks bill OF picture plays at
Crandall's Theater begins Sunday with
a return engagement of "Wormwood, I"
adapted from Marie Corelli's novel, with
a cast headed by John Sainpolis. Ethel
Kaufman, and Charles Arthur.
Monday and Tuesday Emmet Corri-
gan Will be seen In Greater Love
Hath No Man." from the book by Frank
the program features Martha Hedman
IN The Cub" founded on the stage
success Of the same name by Thompson
Buchanan. The locale Of the story Is in
ample opportunity for the setting Of
beautiful scenery.
Frank Daniels will make his screen
debut under the banner OF the V. l.. S.
e. in~"Crooky scruggs" by Paul West.
Mr.. Daniels plays the role OF quaint
burglar. who breaks out Of Jail. Mr..
Daniels remains the attraction until
"Wednesday when he will be succeeded
by Cecilia Lotus In film version OF
Frances .Hodgson Burnett's "A Lady Of
Quality" Thursday there will be re-
Brady's Hearts and the Highway"
featuring Lillian Walker.
Bessie Barriseale win be seen again
Friday and Saturday In the Mutual
Master picture THE Reward"
The attractions scheduled for next
week at Moore's Garden Theater in
clude Walter Miller. the famous jockey,
in The Futurity Winner" a racing
melodrama and the principal scene OF
which shows the running of the futurity
race.
The latest keystone multiple reel
farce. The Little Teacher" featuring
Mack Sennet. Mabel Normand. Roscoe
Arbuckle and owen Moore will also
have a place in the weeks attractions.
Other productions include "As a Man
Sows." a return engagement OF Kathyn
Williams and Eugenie Besserer in Ed
ward Z. Roses. THE Rosary" and a
newly completed Mutual Master Picture
as yet unnamed, but exploiting a we'll
known dramatic star.