The Washington times., 1915-12-12

will be the Henry Bellit Bijou Grand
Opera Company. including Bertrano
Peacock. Helen Morrison and Henry
Antrim. supported by large auxiliary
company in The New Producer" a
grand opera tabloid Third In order
danseuse. and singer. Just back in her
homeland from several seasons In Lon
don. where che played principal boy in
many holiday pantomimes and revues.
Stage Celebrities" Another noteworthy
number will be furnished by Fred Hal
len and Mollie Fuller. The balance of
tho bill will include Lulu Mcconnell
and Grant Simpson in AT Home;"
Maria Los Posing Beauties; Haydn.
ville;" the Five Belmonts. diabolo and
hoop rolling adopts: the pipe organ re-
citals and the Pathe news pictorial
Christmas week seats now on sale,
Casino: "Uncle Toms Cabin"
Presented by Stetson's Company.
~ NE Of the theatrical treats Of
each season Is the old but ever
~ popular "Cncle Toms Cabin"
as presented by the original
Stetson's company. which will be seen
Mt the Casino Theater all this week,
starting Monday matinee. December 13.
with daily mntinees during entire week.
AS in former years. Manager Wash
burn has equipped his company with all
new effects and scenic electrical ard
mechanical surprises are promised. The
vaudeville and specially numbers are
said to be of the 1915 brand. while the
| negro melodies and the old Southern
the genuine Southern darkies know
how to sing them.
Loew's Columbia: Marguerite
Clark in "Wildflamess" Films.
~IIE management Of Loew's CO.
lumbia Theater announces fol
i the first three days of thii
week starting tomorrow Mar.
| guerite Clark IN a revival Of hel
former starring vehicle, "Wildfiower.' .
in which this magnetic young star made
| her debut as photoplay star. The
| story deals with the love Of two broth
ers for the same woman.
Lou Tellegen. the illustrious romantic
actor. will be seen the last four days
of the week in the Jesse J.. Laskey
production OF THE Unknown" How a
| Victoria Cross. worn by son in mem
ory of his lost father. saves him from
death and gives to him the girl he
ioves, are some of the instances In the
| brilliant drama. The scenes are laid
in a little Algerian town at the edge OF
| the great Sahara desert and the actors
| in this fascinating drama are members
of the famous foreign legion.
Convention Hall: Susan B.
Anthony Suffrage Pageant.
q. n innovation in the art OF
| n pageantry. in that it depicts
- for the first time the life OF a
single individual will be staged
tomorrow (Monday) night at Conven'
ton Hall, when the Susan b. Anthony
pageant is given under the auspices OF
the Congressional Union for Woman
Suffrage.
Miss Hazel MacKaye is author anc
director Of the spectacle. in which 40
persons take part, and which Is beinl
nut on at a cost of 5000. There are
seventeen principals taking part in tn,
| spectacle and the rest OF the partici
| nants include the chorus, and larg'
group OF children. who will form one o
the most attractive features in tn,
event.
The nageant consists of ten histori,
episodcs, beginning with one which de-
nicts Miss Anthony. the pioneer cham
MON of a national amendment for WON
lan suffrage. in her Quaker homo 'as
! school toaChdN. The next episod
shows Miss Anthony meeting Wit
! TljzabCth GRdy stanton at an anil
SLAVERY meeting From 'ha' meeting
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