The Washington times., 1915-12-05
Attractions
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Next Week.
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isrce comedy, TOO Many Cooks"
frank Cravens laughing success, which
enjoyed run of six months In New
fork City, and which evoked enthusi-
astic approval from tho Washington
public when II was produced here last
season, with the author in the leading
role
Too Many Cooks" tells q diverting
story OF the trials of a young engaged
couple: The young people have planned
10 build home before their marriage
Ihe opening act shows the foundation
Tor the cottage, and the first sign OF
trouble In their romance comes wher
Ahce's people, the Cooks, appear on the
scene with as many kinds of advice as
70 how the house should be built, az
there are members of the Cook tribe.
The manner in which the couple settle
their troubles and rid themselves of the
Cook interferers, constitutes the plot OF
the piece. A. H. Van Buren, will be seen
In the role of the young householder
and Florence Rittenhouse should prove
especially effective as the charming Alice
Cook.
Uncle Toms Cabin is the production
announced bv the MANAGEMENT OF the
Casino Theater as the attraction for
next week. Upon learning that thu
drama had not appeared in this city for
ARRANGEMENTS for it's production at his
theater, not only for the benefit Of the
fathers and mothers who are familiar
with the adventures of Uncle Tom and
little Eva. but for the editication of q
younger generation which may not
have yet witnessed this swaying mas
terpiece. This attraction has been on
the road for over thirty years. ""'1
Manager Jarboe takes pleasure in the
special announcement Of the coming at
traction at the Gayety Theater next
week THE Maids Of America" common
cling with the usual matinee Monday.
This show is considered to be one OF
the best and biggest playing the Co
lumbia Circuit. and has been making
record for itself all over the country.
The Girl From Starland'' is the title
or the book, written around Don Bar
clay and Al. h. Hall. 1t tells a story
Of how love and various human emo
fions are controlled by colors, demon
strated by The Girl From Starland,"
who appears through the medium OF a
ialiine star to experiment upon her
she possesses supernatural powers,
exercising the same in causing a SNOW
man and red-hot stove to become ami
These two animated objects are por-
trayed by Al. X. Hall and Don Barclay.
BESIDES Hall and Barclay, others who
Assist are Elsa Bostel, Barney Norton,
Ruth Noble. Arthur Brooks. Mae Mack.
Carrie Cooper, Harry Lang. Joe Ward,
h Weldon. and the Temple quartet.
A chorus of dancing girls in a vari-
a4ated assortment of costumes is one
or the big features Of the show.
Tho ooaspicuous attraction. announced
for the B. E. Keith Theater next week
u George MacFarlane. This noted
h~AtAvoA al~ -
aud other operatic and musical comedy
Samo In one of the sensations Of the
early vaudeville season.
Another noteworthy feature will be
pany in .'The New Producer" a grand
opera tabloir. Next In ranking order will
30 the celebrated mimic. Violet Dale
Others scheduled to appear arc New
and Simpson. Maria Los Dresden China
studies. Haydn. Borden, and Haydn. and
the Five Belmonts. The pipe organ
recitals. and the Pathe News Pictorial
will be, given as usual.
in this city at the New National Thea
ter on the afternoon OF Friday. Decem
Der II. at 49, under the local manage
ment of Mrs. Kate Wilson Greene.
Paderewski is now in the full develop
ment of his maturity. As he was ir
the beginning Of his astonishing career
so Is he nova solitary figure in the
world of music. His hold en- the public
professional and lay alike. has never
been firmer. Mentally. physically. ant
temperamentally, he has been fitted fol
his life's work so as to make him stanC
out in high relief from the artists OF hi.
generation.
William Faversham comes to the Be,
lasco Theater for the week beginning
Monday evening. December q. in "The