The Washington times., 1915-07-21
Attractions
Coming To
Washington.

Eated as the starliners Of sketch.
dom" Homer B. Mason and Marguerite
keeler will appear In their laughing hit
at kciths pext week with "surpriss''
hRna,e; Rnal;. Married" by Porter Emerson
was The feature has been headlin-
M th the bills In New York and elsewhere
HIS Msrsy rs 3; Cooper. who eo-starred with
sentinr The Mali Carrier" ni ss'n Fr.nEie r
heath ia. and George Perry will offer .
smsrt ss-sete se full Of snappy songs and
sd,s, known light opera comedian, will pre-
rent "A Comic Opera in Ten Minutes"
S.ner offerings will be Pearl and Irene
Esss,n Fsns IN Twelve Minutes Out Of q
tESmbiing clown .violinists; Ethel ana
Emma Hopkins, in a vivacious duo; the
feats SISTERS. In daring dental aerial
teaus' N' IlSe organ recitals. snd the Pathe
and and abrnad bctdrial OF happenings at homo
Next Sunday at the concerts the bill
Nh Nh a ne made up Of Bonita and Lew
"a shn Marion Weeks. and other hits
Laura Hope Crews will he presented
at Inc Columbia Theater the first four
aays or next week in William ]. Hurl-
ourts The Fighting Hope"
rms photoplay tells the story Of q
nierplc wrman's struggles to believe
N wic,ae her husband. who has been con-
dence against him. she still holds 10
her faith In his innocence until she is
confronted by the "other woman" for
whom the crime was committed.
Lenere Ulrich. who was seen on the
legitimatc stage last season in 'The
bird OF PARADISE" will be presented
for the first time in motion pictures
by oliver Morosco. in "Kilmeny." the
last three days OF the week. "Kfl-
meny' Is gypsy love story.
Bobby Heath song writer and singer,
In revue OF his own songs, and the
noted Russian Troubadours, a company
OF eight Russian singers, dancers. and
instrumentalists. featuring the songs.
dances, and music Of their native land.
are the features in the new bill at the
Cosmos the latter half of this week be-
ginning with the Thursday matinees.
Other acts will include O'Neill and
Gallagher in a unique laugh creation. a
son and Aloysius. the auto. in a comical
conglomeration of side-splitting nom
sense, and 81 Kitchie.. famous as the
tertainment unlike that of any Of his
predecessors The added attractions will
include the Hearst-Selig weekly pic
lures of big news happenings at home
changed daily. On game days. without
extra charge. the score of the Washing
ton ball game will be reproduced in de-
tall on the electric scoreboard.
The De Pace Opera Company will re-
main with an entire change of roper
toire.
Following the final performance of
night the Poll Players will hold a rc-
ception in the lounge of the theater.
to the rear of the auditorium. After
this performance the theater is to re-
main closed for four weeks while ex-
cost of $4,000
For some of the members of the COM
.pany this reception will be their only
opportunity for telling their admirers
viii be merely au revoirs. for thsy viii
return to the city with the reopehbHs
Of the theater on August 3d. The COM
will not be announced for several
weeks.
In 1.-The Miracle Man" the Poll Play
ers are giving one of the best per-
formances seen at the Avenue play
house this year.
An innovation that promises to be the
most popular Glen Echo Park has ever
offered is being arranged by the man.
agement for the thousands of patrons
past, will pay a visit to the beautiful
resort among the trees high UP over
the river.
Some Band" will make its debut in
a series Of concerts during the after
noon and evening with an exceptionally
interesting and varied program. The
band has been organized under the
personnel, carefully chosen from the
hanks of the union bands of the city.
includes the best musicians Of the Capt.
tai. The new organization will play
under the baton of Mr.. Cello. and the
concerts will be the biggest and best
Glen Echo has ever offered.
In addition to the numerous features
that increase the fun without depict
ing the purse and the long list of
amusement devices that make the hours
pass SC merriy. the resort every night
will offer a tirst-class movie show free.
and for good meastre twice a week In
cludes the Hearst-Selig Review of cur
rent events.
The Colonial Beach dancing pavilion
is a delightful place for dancing
party and many hundred. young peo-
pie take advantage of it daily. 1t i,
said that there arc few persons IN
Washington who have never visited
Colonial Beach. The bathing is safe
and the women and children can battle
at all :imes uNesccrted. Amusements
OF all kinds may be found along the
Johns is making daily, except Mon
day. trips to the popular resort. leav-
ing here at 2:30 p. m. Sundays. and
0 q m. other days. Returning she
reaches home about 10 p. m. Monday
rorty-mile run on the river is made
by the st. Johns. leaving here at
p. nj. nrd returning about IL p. m.
Music and dancing are features Of
these moonlight trips.
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