The Washington times., 1915-01-21

Coming TO
Washington

tTeIy uIUerent program from tnat OF
fered by her at her former appearance
here this season. or especial interest
will be the new two ballets. "Flora's
Awakening" and "walpurgs Night
by Washimgtonians. The last named is
especially noteworthy as 1t was pre-
pared to show the Broken scene from
Gounod's Faust" Each of the d.
vertissements will be new also. The
been 10 made that instead Of beginning
ut the usual early hour the curtain will
rise at 8 o'clock 80 that those employed
IN the departments will have opIOr-
tunity OF attending the entertainment.
An opportunity to see one OF the
worlds famous people will be offered
next Sunday afternoon, when Miss
Christabel Pankhurst, the English /suf-
frase leader. will speak on "lntsrna-
tional Militancy" at the Belasco Thea
ter. Her address deals with the Euro
pean war rAther than with suffrage.
Miss Pankhurst 10 regarded as re-
markably young woman to have
schisveS such postior Of .,ls lsaGerrh,p sss
as leader and worker for the suffrage
cause. She Is eseentially of the whole-
some. healthy; vivacious type Of out
Moor English girl. Miss Pankhurst is
SdIu W 10 q CONVINCING bptuNei. I1CI
nexibllity Of mood. voice manner: and
the logic az we'll as the wit Of her
address are noteworthy.
''Berlin-The War Center" 10 to be
the subject of E. NJ. Newman's second
travel talk for this season at tho CO.
lumhia Theater next Sunday evening
at 60 o'clock. and Monday afternoon.
at 10. during the course OF which he
VII show many interesting phases OF
provements In the Kaiser's exemplary
capital. new color views and motion
pictures will enable the easy-chair-trav-
elers to follow the German army from
the time Of the march OF conquest
through Belgium down to the present
minute.
Tie Arthur X. Peck course Of travel
lectures which were interrupted by the
postponement Of last weeks engagement,
will be resymed Sunday evening at the
Belasco Theater with Historic and
Rural England. cas- the subject. The
lecture which was to have been given
last Sundy evening, Quaint Little liol-
tion." will be delivered later. the date
10 be announced. The lecture on Eng
land 10 said to be one OF the best In the
course. MIR. Peck has travelled extern
SlNcly lHTOukuout Tic OIItcu NiuBVOHis
and has gathered together mass Of in
teresting material and number of un-
usual pictures.
Audran's famous comic opera. The
Mascot" in tabloid form. will be pre-
sented at the Casino Theater next week
by THE Campaigners." headed by Billy
J. Clark and Gwen Jacque. assisted by
Ralph Walton, John Fowler. Alice Fos-
ter. Ruth Hill. Vivian Lee, Eva Muir;
Erman Dupont. Supporting acts will
include the Fiske Players. In Paddy
Pension Revolving Collins. skating
with the country store every night ex-
cept Sunday night. when special or
chestral concerts will be featured.
An unusual bill at tho Cosmos Theater
for the last half Of this week. beginning
Great Talisman. billiard and pool
expert; Emily Smiley. who will present
in tabloid form 'One Woman's Way"
and Lowe and Sterling. who give a pro-
gram Of. Irish Wit and humor: the Rath-
skeller Trio in new songs and humor.
and the Three Navarros. ,acrobatic
clowns. Sundays concerts will present
a special orchestral program.
Lillian Russell in "Wikhre." will be
Tic pdIliSuidi Sthi iVoNhiC VI uNNs
weeks photoplay program at Grand
alls. The play Is the work OF George
Br9adhurst and George V. Hobart and
in Its film version there are a number
of scenes that We're impossible on the
stage. The picture will be the main at
traction Monday. Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Thursday and Friday. William
Fox will present Henri Bernstein
Samson" with william Farunm in
the title role. Sampson" is modern
,lAl~ Nf n
dock laborsr who becomes King Of the
Copper Market" The play will be
shown as presented by william GIL.
lette and Constance Collier on the stage
At sdoore's Strand Theater next week
for four days. beginning Sunday, Mar,
guerite Clark will be seen in photo.
play. Of Harold MaoGrath's novel. The
Goose GiI." The novel concerns the
romance OF a little girl of noble birth
sizes. Is forced to tend geese by he'
as THE Goose Girl" The production
was prepared by Harold Macrath
Jesse L. Laskey. and Cecil DeMiile
ginning Thursday. Edward Abeles will
be seen In After Five" The auxil.
iary features announced include recent
keystone comedies. news films. anC
special music.
Florence Reed makes her debut ir
films at Moores Garden Theater nex'
Sunday in The Dancing Girl" the
drama Of English life bysHenry Arthur
James and used on the stage by e. H
Sothern. As Drusilla. the dancing hal
girl. Miss Reed has role that fits hel
acting ability and charming personality
The cast includes Fuller Melish. Eugene
Ormend. Nina Gale. and others. Run
| away June" its third installment. fea
turing Norma Phillips will be the CHIEF
attraction on Thursday. The supple.
mentary feature on this day will bt
| 'rhe Whir of the Spinning Wheel
| after the Ball" patterned after Charles
X Harris celebrated song with Herbert
kelcy ana E1iie shannon IN the Leading
| roles will hold the screen for the re,
mainder Of the week The supplement
ary features include the Garden Topica
Daily. Keystone comedies. and specia
music.