The Washington herald., 1915-07-29
AT the Theaters Next Week.
b. F. keith's-Vaud

The crusader uplift-comedy Milk,
presented by Una Clayton and company
which has made a profound sensation ir
civic betterment circles. as well as ir
vaudeville, the latter claiming 1t to be
second only to War Brides in public
appeal. will be one of the two co-stars
heading the B. F. Keith Theater bill
next week. The other stellar feature
Howard Eatabrook and company in "A
Little Revue will touch a laughing
keynote in lighter vein than its co-star
comedy with a purpose.
MIX Is preachment. embellished
with amusing characters and incidents,
against impure milk for babies and its
campaign slogan Is Better Milk, Better
Babies, Better Citizens" 1t is under the
auspices Of the New York Milk Commit
tee, and in every city it is the rallying
center for demonstrations by the board
OF health. the mothers clubs, the ba-
Dies welfare societies and various other
organizations working for the preven-
ton of mortality from unsanitary condi-
tons. Probably Tuesday morning Miss
Clayton will deliver a free lecture at
keiths. at which prominent workers in
this humanitarian cause will be heard,
and motion pictures will lend realism
to the revelations to be made Other
noteworthy attractions will be the prima
donna danseuse of The Midnight Son, "
Maize King. assisted by Tyler Brooks,
in The Capitol Stairs Dance" James
Hussey and Jack Boyle in a new edition
of THE New Chauffeur" the Seven Co.
lonial Bellies in musical episode; Doro-
thy Richmond, Pell Trenton and company
in THE Midnight Maria ge:" Grace
Fisher. The Sunshine Girl" Bronte and
Aldwen in ''On the Board Walk" the
pipe organ recital and the Pathe news
pictorial
Next Sunday at the vaudeville con-
certs at and Sis p. m. the bill will
comprise Mason and Keller. Harry
Cooper. frankie Heath and George
Perry and the other popular showings
1ast week.
Cosmos
The new bill which will be presented
Tor the last half of the week at the Cos
mos Theater, beginning at today's matt
nee, will be headed by Gus Edwards
famous little kid Kabaret," with many
new and attractive specialties to vary
the program that features Lou Edwards,
Josie Scott, Evelyn McVey, and George
Jessell from the pick of the juvenile
vaudeville talent of the upper realm.
One of the biggest features among the
newcomers will be the famous Pam
american SeXtette Of instruments and
vocalists. in a repertoire of string brass
and vocal music of the higher and better
type. This will be the first appearance
of the sextet in popular vaudeville In
this city. and at popular prices. Another
exceptional offering will be Rubel Sims,
the widely known Pacific Coast cartoon
list. who also appears here in popular
for the first time with the Gre
atoms Of his art that makes principally
for laughter. Col. Jack George, noted
for his political monologue and his filings
at Bryan and Roosevelt, will be another
who has always been popu-
lar with Cosmos audiences, and the Tele-
graph Triplets, n trio of messenger boys
with good voices and striking ideas of
harmony in popular songs. The added
attractions will include the new Hearst
,elig news pictures, including war views,
and photoplay features that are changed
daily. The Sunday concerts from to
1880 p. m. will feature a program of en-
specialties and attractive
music.
Next weeks big attraction will be
George Choos' newest dream of the ORR
emit. "A Breath Of Already" presented by
a talented company, including a prima
donna, two comedians and a rare pony