The Washington times., 1915-09-29
Attractions
=. Coming To
Washington

1FanO opera Is announced lot next
week by the management of the Be-
lasco Theater. with the San Carlo COM
pany. Impresario Gallo announces sew
,ral new and distinguished stars as
added to his forces this season. The
repertoire embraces several novelties,
including Rossini's Barber of Seville"
on Wednesday afternoon by a fine cast
Of principals. The Carmen Of Mime.
Pauline Donalda, the eminent dramatic
soprano. on Tuesday night. will be sup
ported by several of the most prOm-
nent members of the organization.
my I.ady's Carter dramat atization
Of jacques Futrelle's celebrated novel
by Lee Morrison. will be presented here
At the National Theater for the week
beginning Monday. After a few en-
gagemcnts in nearby cities. the piece
goes to New York for what Is expected
to be q season engagement
The play has been staged under the
direction of Harry Haofield. The cast
is made up Of we'll known. New York
players and comprises Robert Demp-
ster. Paul Everton. Wallace Worsley,
Cecil owen, Albert Sackett. Louis Kim
ball, Robert Rogers. Harry Stafford.
Louis Thiel. William Hartman. Clyde
Veaux. Miss Minna Gombel. Miss Fasie
Glynr and Miss Louise Macintosh.
The Poll Players are to be seen next
week in Nat Goodwin's greatest sue
cess, AN American Citizen" In which
he appeared as co-star With Maxine Ell
lott forTseveral years.
The play is from the pen Of Madaleine
Cruger. a young American lawyer.
whose partner. Brown. absconds with
the firms funds. and Cruger. in order
to make good the losses Of his clients.
centric uncle's will the uncle leaving
his fortune to Cruger provided the lat,
ter becomes an English citizen and
marries an English girl.
by the Poll Players. with A. H.. Van
Buren, In the role created by Mr.. Good
win, and with Miss Florence Ritten-
house as the beautiful heroine, played In
the original production by Miss Maxine
Elliott.
Evelyn Ncsbit and Jack Clifford will
be seen at the B. F. Keith Theater next
week in songs and dances. The extra
added attraction will be the London
Tyson. in their English composite "A
Revue of Revues." George Mckay and
Ottie Ardine will be added to the first
division attractions IN on broadway.
Singer" win be heard in a new roper
toire Of character songs and instru-
mental solos. Other inclusions will be
Edwina Barry. supported by William
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breaker" Margaret Bruan and com
pany in the musical satire. THE Mar
ried Ladies' Club Charles Loven-
berg's famous Six American Dancers
the Peers: the pipe organ recitals. and
the Pathe news pictorial
Albert Spalding, violnist. will inau.
gurate the concert season in this city
for the coming year when he will APP
pear at a recital at the Beiasco Thea
ter on Friday afternoon.
He will, be assisted by an American
coloratura soprano, Nine. Loretta de
Vale, who for four years has been iden-
titled with the grand opera and concert
stage in Prague. Mannheim, Cassel and
Berlin.
In "The Voice in the Fog" Donald
Brian will make his motion picture de
but for the Jesse l.. Lasky Company OIL
the screen of the Columbia Theater tn,
first four days of next week. starting
on Sunday afternoon.
In this photo dramatization of Harol'
MacGrath's novel. MIR. Brian Is seen a
a young haberdasher clerk who fall
heir to a title, the family jewel, and
small sum OF money. How he loses hi
title and-money and the adventures h
goes through in America, are thrillingl.
told in this production.
John Mason. one OF the greatest &C
tors OF the modern stage, will appea
as co-star with the captivating younl
artist, Hazel Dawn, the last three day
of the week i'm THE Fatal Card" whiCl
is recorded in theatrical annals as on
Of the most forceful dramas ever pro
duced
Jake Goldenbergs Gay New Workers.
company is coming next week to tn,
Gayety Theater. The piece is a two-ac
humorous vehicle entitled I'VE, Us 4
Co." the book by Don Roth while Har
ry Won Tilzer is responsible for tn,
music. In the principal comedy role
will be seen Danny Murphy and Ton
Haverly. A capable supporting cast in
Cludes Miss Dolly Morrissey. E~ima don
na Ed jerome, Grace TempeN, Waite
Reaves. Alma Fleming, and Billy Nor
lssey The show carries chorus o
twenty-five pretty girls. There ar
three scenes. All the dances wer
staged by Frank Wallace. Specialize
will be introduced by the Adair Trio
Miss Dolly Morrissey and Miss, Morris
sey. Mr.. Reaves. and Mr.: Merrissey
who offer the Floradora Glide