The Washington times., 1915-10-13
Attractions
Coming To
Washington

Nine. Petrova. the celebrated Anglo
Polish actress. will be seen next week
at the Belasco Theater. commencing
Monday night, in Edward Locke's drama,
THE Revolt
This play while a human drama OF
every day married life. does not resem-
BILE In plot any other Of the authors
successes, The Climax or The Case
Of Becky" /, In THE Revolt" the wife
assumes that what is good for her hus-
band lie good for her. and plunges into
the same whirl Of gayety and dissipa-
ton In which he has sunk himself
| The desired effect of shaming him to
reconciliation Is obtained. and tho
! play ends happily.
The role OF the devoted wife is cxccp-
| tionally human. and affords Nine.
| Petrova an opportunity to display her
wonderful emotional power +. Russell
Smith. who has the role OF DIR. Thomas
In the play. will be well remembered.
He was formerly Robert Mantell's lead-
ing man. Matinees will be given on
| " ednesday and Saturday.
The thousands OF playgoers who know
names will be glad to learn that the
1.-TWO famous partners viii return TO
Washington next week at the National
Theater. The same company that ap-
u
York. will be seen here.
Potash and Perlmutter' needs no in
PRODUCTION to the American public:
characters began to illumne the pages
Of the Saturday Evening Post Abe
and Mawruss" have been enshrined in
found in their wit and philosophy and in
the episodes Of their life, plenty to
laugh at, TO think about and to SYM
ABE" and "Mawruss" will he glad to
; welcome their old friends and make
. new ones during the forthcoming en-
gagement.
The Gilbert and Sullivan Revue
which will be the headline attraction
, at the b. F. Keith Theater next week.
is composed OF the popular arias. duets.
ensembles. etc. from the four gems
OF the Gilbert and sullivan series. The
= story upon which they are threaded Is:
2 that Admiral Porter and the others OF
1 III. NJ. $. Pinafore" are visited by
The Mikado." and. with the help Of
Z Pirates Of Penzance." Tho supplemen-
I tary feature will be Taylor Granville,
\ supported by Laura Perpont and com
t pany IN The Yellow streak. Other
= song. dance, and special feature attrac-
: tiuns are also included in this bill.
o week in George scarborough's thrilling
= drama AT Bay" which enjoyed an all
/, season run in New York city. with
I cast which included Guy standing and
: The play is one succession Of thrills
= It is a story of love and crime A. n.
e Van Buren, will be seen in the role ere
Z ated hy MIR. Standing. and Miss Ritten-
4 house will he the charming heroine.
n played originally by Miss Herne.
q The "Gypsv Maids" under the man,
e agcment OF Butch Cooper. and hendst ,,,S
y by viii :! Kennedy and Jack Miller.
are to be seen at the Gayety Iheatet
~ rs next weeks attraction, two-act
is fnI'ca' Trn written Gaer" by Biy X Wells. Win
- b" the principal feature on the program;
J. 'rhe plot of the play is comedS, anH
the two acts are said to be replete With
funny situations and attractive mnsicsl !
numbers. An olio Of vaudeville acts
will be introduced. including Evans ant
carnival Four. and tho Princeton SIS
,ers. Th" cast OF PRINCIPALS iEc'mdes
VIII ]. Kennedy. Jack Miller Hnir.ey t,
v E2sps EaW5snefF, Flo sat Davis. Lo,tis, Blsekford
I Kitty Forsythe. the Princeton S's,eIs.
] and the Carnival Four. special Ies.-
ure. \ large chorus n9moSsr'rS Nt,,,nort of
The principals. Sixteen musical NUM-
bars, arranged by Raymond r. Perez.
a. a; are offered through the ,iHc p,eGe have
n' scenic investment and costumns ha'o
, been given especial consideration
n. Following THE Girl Of Yesterday" u
which Mary rickford appears at Loew
ic, Columbia Theatcr the last four days o.
this week. Marie Doro, the popuia
~ young star. will be seen IN mer seepi seepI',
'n' screen production. "Th" White rear.
III by Edith BARNARD ns'an", .rco he ~ W IN
II Orient. in which drama and mystery ar
interviewer. In this story the strong az
tachment between two young America'
80, lovers. survives and triunphs over tn
~ Vaccinations Of band of Japanes
an gcisha traders. the influence OF Hind
legend OF death. which Tor un
In. threatens the life of the girl: and ,,,, IN
on' caprices Of destiny itself. The Whit
" Pearl" will he seen the nrst three DAYS c
A. the week. and will be followed the las
mt four days hv tho Jesse l. Laskv prodmt
l. ton OF "Blackbirds." in which Nils
, Laura Hope Crews appears.
The Sierra club Of the Pacific Coas
Gil. similar to the AppalaChian club of II
Atlantic Coast. will be seen en- tol
in films a, the Belas'o Theat'
Monday, Tuesday. Thursday. and Fr
the day at 40 y. p. David \. curry "
lecture on Yosemite and the His
The Sierra showing a mpe Of scenic Air
sD In these pictures ssventy-tve Of Il
members arc seen on ton Of Mt. Lyt
~; on July l.. lookig out over eight froz,
anu lakes and hundreds Of the higher neal
m OF the Sierra. The club is shown on Il
trails and around their campfire in the
permanent camp in the Tuoluml
Meadows This club has recently ma,
more accessible the Switzerland
lace America. scarcely known to America
themselves.
.pe- The management of the Arcade A
dtoriun inaugurated twcea-wcek da
ls'' ism, cling contests that are proving pnpul
,rse with Contcstants.and interesting To spe
. tators. The one last night drew a lar
: Il, crowd. The winners are selected
popular applause, so the public is I
'sn- Judge in all cases. Every night sor
de new feature is exploited which kee
Gsn the interest at fever heat ~ all tim,
tern Tho fcrty-pieCe band from Ioun,
Million Dollar Pier, Atlantic CITY,
mt furnishing the music. Between int,
Fra missions the band renders a conc,
each night. Dancing Is continue
from opening to closing time. with I
and exception OF the intermission. The
tcrnoons are devoted to skating with I
band In attendance. The danci
classes for children every Saturd