The Washington times., 1915-10-20
Attractions
Coming To
Washington

Klaw & Erisnger's big musical ex-
Around the Map" will
receive It's premier at the National
Theater Monday night. The scenery.
painted by the famous viennese artist
and decorator. Joseph Urban, II . fea-
ture Of the production and said 10 be
beautiful There are sixteen
scenes. the most notable being the
Of Paris-Rue Camartin; tho
clubhouse Of the Discontented Julus.
Inter den Linder. Berlin: the boun-
Diary line between Germany and Rus
sia; Imp'kon's Petrograd dressmakng
establishment; the Japanese Jockey
exposition; 9 San Francisco hotel and
Interior Of the Red Hot Stove csbanet.
During these scenes opportunity for
given. The seat sale will commence
Thursday morning.
His Majesty Bunker Bean" will bo
the attraction at the Belasco Theater
during the week beginning october Is.
with Taylor Holmes In the leading role.
The story tells OF Bunker Bean. who
has been q cringing. helpless youth.
afraid to assert himself under any cir
cumstances. throughout his life.
Through the belief that he is the re-
incarnation. not only Of Napoleon
Bonsparte, but of Ram-Tah. a power
ful early Egyptian king. Bunker fnds
himself, and wins, not only in business.
but in love as well.
Bunker Bean will be portrayed by
Taylor Holmes. the comedian. who Is
being starred by Joseph Brooks. In his
support will be Robert Kelly. Jack
DeVeresux. Charles Able. Walter NJ.
Sherwin Horace Mitchell. John Hogan.
c. Lyman. Florence Shirley. Lillian
Lawrence, Marion kerby. Jean New
combe, Clara Louise Moores. and An
pette Westbay.
Nora Bayes will be the feature Of
the B. T.. Keith Theater bill next
week. Miss Bayes will offer her
newest character songs. Donald
Graniard assists at the piano. The
supplementary leading attraction will
be William Courtleigh and company.
in Peaches" a slang classic of the
paddock, by George Hobart, Craig
CHmpt ell. the Red Rose" and "The
Firefly' Tenor will he another of the
offerings. The remainder of the bill
v III include Mile. Natalie and NJ. Fer
rari. in ultra classic and modern
dances; lmhof, Conn. and Coreene. In
surge on Louder. u. s ~. a military
Britt. in Twenty Minutes Between
Boardwalk;". Adonis. in The Act
beautiful" the Iathe news pictorial
and the pipe organ recitals.
The next offering OF the Poll Play
ers will be billinn Russell's breezy
comedy success, "Wildfre." in which
she scored a nota ble triumph for two
years.
with a charming widow as the CEN
trri fOure. This widow has been left
| not the fortune which she expected.
! but q racing stable of which she is
unable To dispose at once. She Is
| Therefore. forced to enter her favorits
hnrsel WilGhre. in final racing meet
! in order that she may recoup her for
tune and retire from the racing field.
Not only docs her fortune depend on
: Wildhrc winning the race. but her
/ tI r,Ire happiness as we'll for her love
affairs are Seriously entanglod with
Miss Florence Rittenhouse will be
| seen in the dashing role of the her
oine. while A. II. Van Buren, will be
| congeni6l)y cast as the hero.
! At the Gnvety Theater next week.
; with the usual matinces. Ben Welch
; and his now show will make their an
; nral visit TO this city. The musical
| farce to be presented Is in two acts and
/ fOllr scenes. Inc 'ifSt entltlen n l>oro
! for Day" and the second The Hero
tar Brighton Beach," both from the pen
Of the young Author. Cha rles Horawttz.
; This Is the first season for Mr.. welsh
: With this play and many novel and new
| scenic and electrical effects are prom
ed TO be shown besides a beauty Choir
NC Of thirty young girls. which hos al
'"ryR hccn n featured attraction Of tho
. Hru welch program. The cast engaged
30 assist Mr.. Wclch includes Pat Kear-
! ~ l. n.,I' In
r,v:r cot Phillins, Maragarett F1ay-
den, Minerva Clark. and Arthur Cor
don. Particular attention has heen pad
| 10 rhc CostumInC and mounting ana M
htwcrty. vcrn written by Irving Berlin
rrd Ion Tlommirg. The entire produc-
ton was staged by James German. gen
| "ral musical director for Cohen &
| Harris attractions. who gave special at
| tcut'rn to nrranginy all tho ensembles
for Bar W"'ch and his new show.
with the production Of To-day" Mt
.No Casino -hcater next week that
rIa, house emharks upon n new policy
Of Civin- rlays that have scored
marked success either in New York or
on tho road Manager Fosse announced
today that no more vaudeville would
h" produced Mt the the,ter.
To-Day" Is stirring and timely
rl7v u" George Broa adhurst and Ahra-
ham Sooner, 1t depicts the traGedy
that followed upon one New York
woman cnorts to keen up her socis,
position. Tn" Hction CaN' ""r the dis
rla" ~ many rich and costly gowns.
"TcdHy" ran for an entire season In
New Yo-k. and was successful on the
| road. Manarer Fosse nicked II because
he hci'ovps It deals with q problem nj
vital interest In the present daN. and
70 r,rnm'scs It will he fttinG vehicle
10 stnr' tho Casino upon its new rolicv