The Washington times., 1915-04-21

uculafly happy with a specially ballet
called MY lady's Dress The con-
American flag, and dance to lively
melodies Of the Southland and of the
nation, is one of the hits of the show.
The costunfng Is colorful and OF such
nature that the young men impersona-
Ting young women are not entirely
hampered by long skirts. AS usual, the
chorus Is the commanding feature Of
the show.
The production of so Much for so
Much, by the Poll Playsrs next week
| Is In line with the policy that has been
adopted by the company of giving its
patrons the newest plays-this one be-
ing product OF the present season
which received its premiere in Wash
ington.
80 Much for So Much was written
by Willard Mack and tells the story
of wise young stenographer who
thinks she Knows every phase OF man
kind and finds that she still has some
play Is its faithfuness to human ma
ture. 1t strikes deeply into the life
OF the average family, and in the types
that are shown are found people met
in Washington every day.
Maud Gilbert will have the part of
the nographer-heroine. Albert Ros-
coe appears as her newspaper reporter
lover, and the other members of the
company have been as appropriately
cast.
Charlotte Walker will make her de-
but here in vaudeville at the b. f.
Keith Theater next week in The
Might-Have- Beens,' by Robert w.
od"rro The Ssgrt play is ssd to hayS
Miss walker sustains her role OF the
wife with all of the grace and charm
that have distinguished her She is
supported by :; J. Warrington. Regi-
hald Sheffield. and Georgia Mae
Billy b. Van and company, including
the Beaumont sisters. will be seen in
''Spooks" and as Jasper Jasbo Mr.. Van
is said to have a funnier role than his
eccentric Patsy" Other offerings will
be Claire Rochester. who sings baritone
and soprano; the Nine Bells from Mex
leo in "A singing and dancing novelty
Charlie Ahearn's cycling comedians: the
, and Eva Puck in "sunshine and Shad-
ows." and the Four Nightons in statue
acrobatics
Is the Offering at the Gayety Theater
next week with Princess Luba Meroff
| in the leading role. 1t is said to be
| one Of the best shows on the road this
season. Mirth and music promise 10
, hold full sway as the company con-
tains q horde OF merry makers of rcpu-
tation and popularity.
Two unusual stage settings are dis
played and in numbers and surround
ings the company is said to be one Of
the best musical burlesques seen here
this season. The cast includes Prin-
cess Luba Merof. PM Doyle, the three
Creighton sisters. Ward and Bohlman.
Nellie Lockwood, and a chorus of TWEEN
ty-four young girls.
Beginning with the matinees tomor-
row, new bill will be presented at
the Cosmos. In addition to the tabloid
version Of Under Two Flags" Jean
cite Gordon and company will be seen
in Grand Opera by Wire" Os-k o. Mon
in a clever entertainment by an Ameri-
can Indian, Visions dart" a Laskv
production: Tony Tonetti and sister.
Italian accordionists, and Cullen broth
crs in eccentric comedy and dancing.
The big Offering next week will be
the Martha Washington Quintet and a
bin including the La Vine Cimcron trio.
the Texas Tommy whirlwind four. De
Nelde and Zelda. Billy Elwood, and
Louis Chevalier and company.