The Washington times., 1915-07-28
Attractions
Coming To
Washington


sented by Una Clayton and company,
which has made a profound impression
in civic bettermcnt and uplift circles
second only to War Brides" in public
appeal. will be one of the two star
features heading the B. F. Keith The
ater bill next week.
The other feature. Howard Estabrook
and company in "A Little Revue" will
touch laughing keynote.
Mix Is preachment embellished
with amusing characters and incidents.
against impure milk for babies. 1t Is
produced under the auspices OF the
New York milk committee. Tuesday
morning, II arrangements can be made,
Miss Clayton will deliver a free lecture
at keith's, when prominent workers in
TINS humanitarian cause will be heard
and motion pictures will lend realism
| to the revelations to be made.
Other features OF next weeks bill will
bRoks, In The Capitol Stairs Dance"
James Hussey and Jack Boyle in The
New Chauffeur" the Seven Colonial
,on and 9oco1hS IN Pe Tfsn
Marriage;" Grace Fisher; Bronte and
Aidwell and the Pathe news pictorial
Next Sunday at the vaudeville con-
certs the bill will comprise the current
weeks program
| Following 'Kilmeny.r in which
Lenore Clrich is now appearing at the
Columbia Theater. Marguerite Clark
will appear under the management Of
Daniel Frohman in a film adaptation
OF the Lyceum Theater success Seven
Sisters" As Mimi, Miss Clark is said
! to achieve one of the most striking sue
Cesses of her career.
The last three days of the week Jesse
l. Lasky VIII present Ina Claire in the
"PLppet Crown" in which production
Oh x..il1 hn I'D hx,[ rl,IA .,l-
we'll as her leading man. The Puppet
| Crown Is romance pure and simple
by Harold MacGrath. The events take
place in a muthical kingdom. but arc
setting.
The Cosmos Theater announces that
Gus Edwards Kid Kabaret" will con-
new bill for the last half Of the week.
this act features Lou Edwards. Josie
Scott. Evelyn McVey and George
Jessels.
new bill will be the Pan American
Sextet of vocal and instrumental musi.
clans. In program Of the best selec-
tions. classic and popular. Still another
toonist OF the Los Angeles Examiner, In
grotesque creations Of his art which
makes mostly laughter.
| Col. Jack George, the political monolo.
gist, will return, with the Telegraph
Trio. three young messenger boys with
good voices. The added attraction vii
inclde the Hearst-Selig Pictorial. ano
photoplay features.
The extraordinary attraction mex
week will be George Choos' "A Breath
, of Araby."
In view Of the fact that somewhere
, in the neighborhood of nine Thousand
visitors at Glen Echo last Sunday gave
their approval to the series OF concert!
, by Some Band" the management ha.
arranged another appearance for "Tha
Band" next Sunday and the concert
, under the baton Of Charles O.. Mills
promises to be one Of the musical treat!
l of the season.
; In addition to a widely varied program
there will be an added feature in tn.
appearance Of the popular leader. Prof
A. Cello, who will be the soloist with {
piccolo number of his own composition.
!. park are running every night ana
number Of free features. that include
, a motion picture show out In the open
help to make a trip up along tn
Potomac very desirable way OF spend
ing an evening.
The Business Mems Association o.
Z Chesapeake Beach. which has been In
dustriously working several weeks pas
booking weekly attractions to appear
greatly disappointed yesterday when 1
I received wire from Little Elsie.
premier lady high diver of the world
who was to appear commencing Mon
day, stating that she would be unable
= to keep her engagement because Of tn
|, | death in the terrible Chicago rive
u steamboat disaster Of very close rea
v tive. Arrangements have been made
;, however. to have little Elsie appear dur
irg the week of August 8, immediatel!
l. | following the enlargement of the Ladies'