The Washington times., 1915-09-02
Attractions
Coming To
Washington

tired bushes man are the people to
whom General Manager Louis J. Fossee.
OF the Casino Amusement Company an
nounces he intends to devote his par
ticular attention during the season Of
the Casino Theater. which opens next
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Fossee learned something Of the
needs OF Washington In amusements
during his season In charge OF the Poll
forces here. and he states that his
vaudeville programs at the Casino Will
reflect this knowledge, There will be
three performances daily with Sunday
concerts. Each will present a program
of big time vaudeville.
The Casino has undergone a complete
change since last season. and Is now
equipped to handle any kind Of a the
atrical performance. There are 1000 seats
in the house and at the matinees these
will be thrown open for a single adms-
sion OF 10 cents. In the evening Is and
Is cents will be charged.
The inaugural program will include
the miniature musical comedy, The
| Seaside Beauties" presented by q COM
pany of twelve people: the Crossman
Banjo Fiends: Tommy Van and the
Ward Girls; kearney. Buckly. and
Cook In the farce: The Butler" Fred
| Weber. ventriloauist: Hanion and Han
Ion. acrobats. and a feature photoplay.
Next weeks program at Crandall'i
Theater features as headliner Sunday
the William Fox production Lady
Audley's Secret" with Theda Bara.
| The attraction from Monday to Thurs
day is the William Fox photoplay
The Two Orphans" with Theda Bara
John Southern. and William E. Shay a,
the principals. THE Two Orphans
has long been known as a classic Of the
stage. but as picturized II Is seen In q
1 n.
from the old stage version In many
ways. One OF the big scenes shows 20
guests banqueting at Rector's. In New
| York.
Friday and Saturday the usual pro
grams Of picture attractions are sched
uled. and Prof. Heitmuller's Orchestrt
will accompany all pictures with appro
pirate music.
Robert Edeson will be seen at Moore
Strand Theater next week from Sunda!
until Wednesday. in Arthur c. Train
story. "Mortmain." In which he Is as
sisted by Muriel Ostriche. James Nor
rison. Helen Pillsbury. Donald Hall. 10
seph Weber. and others. Robert EIDE
son. in the role of Mortmain. has ever!
opportunity to display his polishe,
stagecraft. and Is destined to add fresl
laurels to those already won on tn
stage and screen.
|
McAllister. popular in Washington b,
reason of his frequent appearance
with local stock companies. will be see
In the Famous Players production, 9TH
of the week Richard c. Travers vii
be featured in The Man Trail
At Moorss Garden Theater next Sur
day and Monday. Marie Tempest wi
be seen in her first screen drama. MIR
; Plum's Pudding" story Of love VI
Wednesday The Exposition's FIR
San Francisco exposition for a bacl
ground. will be shown. This is the fir'
picture taken within the exposition
; unsupported Isles" the initial produ,
ton of the Rialto company. AS an ado
ed attraction, William g. Hart will
The remainder Of the week will be d'
voted to the first showing of the late
Mutual Master Picture. THE Wo
Man. Man. sna in whiHh wiz Vs. be seen Ralr
A pleasant outing can be had at CO
lonial Beach these closing days Of IN
! season, and many Washingtonians ar
visiting the resort to enjoy the bathin
and other sports. The st. Johns
making daily trips to the beach, an
I will make her last trip for this ses
son Tuesday next. the day after Labo
: Dsv.
4 In order that the two and a half La
Dor Day holiday may be enjoyed to II
fullest, 1t has been arranged to hav
the st. Johns make special trips Nor
o day and Tuesday next. The schedu
for the Labor Day holiday calls for trlI
: from this city SATURDAY. at 2:3O p. m
and Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at
a. m
Reports received from the beach stat
e that the fishing Is exceptionally goo
Just now. Trout and bluefish weighin
as much as five pounds are bein
5 caught.
Labor Day at the historic Marsha
Hall will be celebrated with the usu
= appreciation Of the day and every e
I fort Is being made by the managemeI
to make 1t one of enjoyment for Il
v thousands who are expected to su
cumb to the attraction Of this favori
river resort. Band concerts by Schroe,
er's band. dancing In the large paw
a ion. skee ball, and bowling alleys.
we'll as the Fairgrounds for the kiddi'
e are among the amusements to be o
. fered.
popular priced lunch room for Il
accommodation of patrons Is mai
tained at Marshall Hall. The steam
Charles Macalester will make thr
s trips on Labor Day. as well as Sunds
!. and every week day, leaving the Sc
enth street wharf at 10 a. m. 2:30 p. II
land $50 p. m.