The Washington times., 1915-10-27
Attractions Coming to
Capital Theaters

Henry w. Savage favors Washington
as the place for bringing out his new
productions; hence he Is to give this
why tse Ts1 IFs' S rsss next ,Ss rs
performance of Behold Thy WIFE,
play by william Hariowe Briggs. con-
| cerning which expectation Is high.
Merry. Widow" and SO was "TSe Col
lege Widow" and so were others OF
Mr.; savages biggest hits; Now comes
S.n,r. ,,rst might s here for his iates, ,a 6iS
/ Interest all the way through.
| Behold Thy VITO" is described only
as a play. Mr.. Savage has withheld
OF the piece. II is announced, though.
that there is a striking novelty in the
play, a situation never before handled
on the stage. Also the story Is said to
| mendous appeal to woman.
/ =. The cast Is headed by Miss Alexandra
Carlisle. Others In the admirable COM
Charles Lane. Helen tacksye. Charles
Clarke, Rose Ludwig, Ethel West. and
Frederick Carlton. After its week at
direct to Broadway.
Nobody Home will start an engage
ment at the Belasco Theater this week
| tnc ulTeCtIOn Oh nay IOmHtOCk
and Elizabeth Marbury. direct from a
run OF six months In New York. and
three months In Boston. with the orig
inal cast. headed by Lawrence Gros-
smith. Adele Rowland. Charles Judels.
Clarke. Nigel Barrie. Alison McBain.
Mignon McGibney. Tom Graves. Carl
Lyle. George Lydecker, coraiie Blythe.
Gertrude Waixel. Helene Wallace.
ki.na0e'n Eliza h.. More; Marion sv Dnvs ann Anne
Beatrice West. Rene Manning. Dodo
Randall. Ethel Ford. samuel Miller.
Lester Greenwood. Wilbur Rodier. and
Frank Ross. An augmented orchestra
OF twenty musicians Is also part OF
Its equipment
| The story 10 woven around Frederick
Poppie. young Englishman OF the
slow -witted type. who comes from the
mildness of home life at Ippleton. Eng.
! land. to the bright lights OF Broadway.
where he has brother, a well-known
professional dancer. The part OF Freddy
Poppie II played by that inimitable Eng.
, lish comedian. Lawrence Grossmith. and
, the part Of Tony Miller by Adele Row
land.
. THE Dummy" which had its first
, , appearance on any stage Mt the colum'
presented at Polls Theater as the az.
traction next week. following wild
nre."
The plot deals with the efforts of 6
, New York detective. Babbing. to cap
3 ture a band OF kidnapers which has sue
ceeded In spiriting away the younl
a daughter Of couple about to be al
: vorced. Babbing has as his chic
= assistant in this undertaking a stree
t urchin who has been reading sherlocl
. Holmes stories and has become ohsesse,
= with the desire to be a regular ''de
. tec-a-tuv." The play gets Its name from
h the fact that the boy poses as a dea
| nTdAr
Z Of the kidnapers and be near the cir
;, prisoner. one OF the interesting reA
o.. lures OF this production will be tn,
{ appearance OF the new Juvenile. Raipl
NJ. Remley in the role OF the hoy de
. tective.
: FRITZ scher will lead the attraction
!, at the b. +. Keith Theater next weeI
!. In new song hits that are said to pu
her past performances into the shade
Assisting In the merry festivities vii
be Lew Dockstader. the minstrel mag
laughter records. who will appear II
another version OF MY Policies" Othe
acts will be Eleanor Gordon and com
a pany in THE Discovery" the Watson
- sisters, formerly In burlesaue: Waite
~ de Leon and "Muggins" Davies In theI
original "Burlesque Movies" Charlie
" Cartmell and Laura Harris In exciu
8 sive songs and speedy dances; the Wer
1t ner:Amoros company Of foreign artists
le and the Athlete" the Pathe news pic
a torial. and the pipe organ recitals.
-e Yielding to many requests from tn
h public. Nora Baycs will add to he
n repertoire. beginning at tomorrow
,t matinee at Keith's. her former son
* hit. "io oung America"
Next week at the Gayety Theate
T. Jean Bedini, purveyor OF fun and fro
~ ic. will be seen with two-act musicH
,e comedy. presenting company OF girl
in who sing and dance, comedians VIII
,e entertain. and staged production c
" merit. feature will be Mile. Minr
ae Amato and Aureiio Coccio in the "Appl
n OF Paris" introducing the sensations
,e Dance of the Rose" In the cast ar
il Helen Lorraine May Holden. Pam Law
OF renee. Ella Gardiner. Ben Grinnei
OF Harry Jackson. Charlie Mac, Sidne
s. Vincent, Davis and Stafford. the Fou
ie London Girls. and a chorus of twen;,
n scenic display are notable. Vaudevill
is specialties VIII be introduced and aC
mirers OF burlesaue are promised tw
in and a half hours OF good. clean coined
n. interspersed with musical numbers.
Following Blanche Sweet In 9TH
Secret SIM" which will be shown q
~ Ioew's Columbia Theater Friday. Sal
y urday, and Sunday of this weei
Blanche Ring. the famous musical con
edy artist, will make her debut on ~
re screen III the well-known play. TN
Yankee Girl." on Monday. Tuesday, an
,e Wednesday or next week. The follow
~ ing four days, Thursday, Friday. "a
er urday. and Sunday. the public will haN
chance to see Hazel Dawn. who Wi
" star in the Famous Players ada aptio
'e OF Henry Arthur Jones great dramat
! success, THE Masqueraders."
re In the latter production Hazel Daw
or does the most remarkable work OF h,
ot career. In this absorbing story of col
ly hictinG love, the noted dramatist M
Is commingled comedy and drama. RI
ne gay girl who auctions OF kiss r,
he charity tires Of her life as bar ma
OF and marries wealthy man only
m find that he Ia a drunkard and a roe~
,d Trial and tribulation follow rapid
n, upon each other. culmn'ting In n dr.
to ma 'ic situation In which hcr husbar
n, makes her the stake at cards again
:" the fortune of the man who really low
her.
THE Yankee Girl" which IL pls
known the world over, will he one
intense interest Blanche Ring mat
- her biggest hit in this production. AT
'l- viii be seen taking the l"ad'ng role
of 'he screep. as she did on the stage
lp the same play.
Ss
MS Friday afternoon at 4:S0 o'clock at Il