The Washington times., 1915-06-06
Attractions
Coming To
Washington

AZ the New National Theater next
week' June II. the Aborns will pre-
he as the eighth of their comic
operss' tThe serenade." Possibly no
american light opera has q warmer
pace IN the affections Of the ma
'ority OF music lovers and few will
somit that Victor Herbert ever wrote
more charming music than the haunt
ing melodies which make up the
score Of "The serenade."
Tor the production here the Aborns
VIII offer another Of the big casts
that have marked all of this seasons
productions. Among the principals
wno VIII be seen in the cast will he
,Wsham Shuster, Forrest Hun, Fritzie
ron busing, Ieorge shleIus, Albert
rtr PhiI Branson. Madge North.
Estene Wentworth. and Frank
from the sprightliness Of Scotch COM
oS.I;te .I;xteenpnned In this weeks offering
OH OF Kitty MacKay." the Poll Players
OF decidedly American fiavor-George NJ
Cohan's THE Little Millionaire"
fhe Little Millionaire" was the musi-
c comedy selected by Mr.. Cohan to
Mew York, several years ago, and the
autnor and composer played the title
TolS. IL was unique combination of
Seesef o%ner s p Pr9aueer ravsa sts5 a1f
scored an immediate success, and ran
Tor whole season.
=, Next week at Polls THE Little Mil
no9aire' will afford the leading man
and leading woman their first opportun-
ity TO appear in @ musial production
since coming to Washington.
Beginning. next Sunday afternoon,
az o'clock, the Columbia Theater
VII offer as q. special attraction Daniel
Erohman,s elaborate photo produc-
:Hn Th. e Eternal Ma Sans Ss,nss novel and play
Thi. production has had the bene-
~ or many wonderful scenic effects
because the backgrounds Of much Of
Rome in keeping with the spirit OF
the great story Pauline Frederick
Will be seen as the heroine. An aug
mented Columbia orchestra will play
the incidental music.
The Columbia stage setting for Tho
Eternal City" will be peculiarly in
keeping with the production, and the
play will be projected on the largest
screen ever set UP in Washington.
Frttzi Scheff, who scaled the starry
heights In light operas and musical
comedies. will be presented here next
yaudeviiie. 'ne The efS' viennese tms sn prima Aa
donna comcdienne will employ all
her chic and chatm in a quintet of
songs. some from former operate
Diners Of headline rating will bo
Gladys Clark and Henry Bergman.
IN their new hit. "A Baseball F1irta-
fion: fsn: Craig campbell; Wyett,s er Scotch oh
and De Mont in college Nonsense"
and other supporting acts. forming a
ten-number program.
AT Moore's Strand Theater next week
the principal attraction for the first four
aays viii be photoplay of Cyrus
Island Regeneration" featuring Edith
Storey and Antonio Moreno. The story
is all very beautifully told in the pic
ture. and two of the most stirring scenes
The remainder ,of the week will be
divided between two Mutual Master
pictures exploiting well-known stage
the Strand Topical Review. and appro-
pirate musical Accomplishments by the
Strand Symphony Orchestra.
at eCrandall's >Theater begins Sunday
with the ninth drama of the WHO
Pays. series. "For tho Commonwealth.
Monday and Tuesday 3. A. Rolfe will
present Orrin johnson and Olive Wynd
ham in Fighting Bob"
Wednesday, Thursday. and Friday
Betty Nansen. William J. Kelly, ana
Edward Jose appear together In tho
William Fox production Of Count Leo
Tolstoy's "A Womans Resurrection
At Moore's Garden Theater next week
from Sunday to Wednesday Franks X.
Brshman and Ruth Stonehouse will be
seen in a film version of George AIDES
THE Slim Princess" The plot Of this
unusually whimsical story deals with a
slender princess Of d certain Eastern
province. Morovenia. where fat stands
for beauty and slimness Is almost a
crime.
The Slim Princess is unhappy until
Alexander II. Pike. wealthy and Ameri-
can. comes along, with those ideas of
pulchritude that are occidental and not
oriental.
The remainder Of the week will be
given over to the initial local showing
Of the vitagraph Companys prize see
mario, "Sins of the Mothers" a picture
whose dominant note is extreme real