The Washington times., 1915-11-28

will have between l5 and $50 appear
ances.
programs OF exceeding attractiveness.
and as usual has drawn deeply IRON
the source OF the best violin music OF
the Italian masters OF the seventeenth
and eighteenth centuries. 1t Ia kreis.er
who has 30 enlarged the repertoire OF
the working violinist by discovering
the forgotten beauties Of this music.
Florence Reed. the star Of many
Broadway successes. will head the pro-
Dorough's drama. AT Bay. at Moore's
strand Theater on Sunday. Monday.
and Tuesday. week Of December T. The
basis OF the play concerns crusade
against gambnng. ant s.ec.-Sa.ar
raid OF noted gami... hVuo..
On wednesday ana THURSDAY blanche
Forsythe. 4 charming English actress.
will be featured in q photoplay en-
titled. "The strife Eternal" founded
upon Sensational Incidents In the un-
vated the heart OF King Edward the
Fourth. Arno.d DAILY. one Of Americas
best known actors. will hold the screen
| on Friday and Saturday In q vivid him
drama. The House Of Fear" In which
Mr.. Daily appears as Ashton Kirke. IN
ments will be rendered by the Strand
symphony Orchestra.
At Moores Garden Theater the noted
double feature triangle shows will be
continued and on SUNDAY, Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday OF the week OF
| December 6 the program will con-
80. y. Old Heidelberg. a captivating
comeay drama with Dorothy Gsh. and
staged by ID. W. Griffith. coupled with
"A Favorite Fool featuring Eddie
Foy and the Seven Little Foys. Frank
keenan, will head the bill on Thursday.
Friday and Saturday In a celebrated
Ince dramatic production entitled The
Coward" which tells q stirring story
of the civil war. The auxiliary comedy
feature on these days will be a SEN
nett farce comedy. "rckle Fatty's
Normand. owen Moore and other Key
stone farceurs.
Percy Granger. the distinguished
Australian pianist. will be the soloist
ymDsons sns NEXT SssS. Of w. %s Ssw bs xSr.
rosch. conductor. VIII ch takes place at
the Belasco Theater. Tuesday after
noon. January II.
The a. f., S., the s.ss tour .,
been completed and the famous organi-
.ation. after opening it's season in New
York ON Jsnuary u, viii visit in tuIn
| Boston, Alohny, Detroit, chicago, Mil
City. 81. Louis. Indianapolis. Cincin-
natl. Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Washington.
Philadelphia. and Atlantic city, Rus.
sian ballets; written. mounted and
trical fashion and almost q theatrical
passion Of western Europe. spring after
spring. through May and a part OF
June. Serge de pisghiieffs Ballet Russo
summer from the end Of June through
July II has danced In London.
The Ballet Russo will disembark in
New York during the last week In De-
hearsai. IT win dance for a fortnight
January Il: through February and
March II will make q brief tour Of the
principal cities: shrouSh April will,
for tho final month Of the sea son al
the Metropolitan Opera House in New
Douglas Malloch. personal represent.
ative Of Max Rab.Eoff. managing direc.
tor Of the Boston Grand Opera Com
pany and the Pavlowa Ballet Russo, has
announced that It, an option on the BE-
week in December and that. In view OF
the enthusiasm shown here over the
possibility OF this musical event. hna
arrangements can be made In the neal
future.
A coterie Of Washington music-lovers
have organized an opera commmitte &c
pledge the amount necessary TO insur.
the short opera season In December
The combined companies are now hav.
ing a successful run in Boston. and II
IL planned to bring the organization
here when that season is concluded.
The project is at present being agi
tated to have the Boston company di
vide ten weeks OF Its annual winter
season among Boston, Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington. Boston anC
Philadelphia would naturally assume
the major share of the ten weeks. hut
the shorter seasons would he presented
with the same care and casts enjoyed
by the larger cities.