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Evening star., 1915-04-11
POLLS

The New England idyll. "Rebecca of
Sunnybrook Farm will be the offering
Of the Poll Players this week. The play
Is q successful adaptation of the novel
by Mrs Kate Douglas Virgins 1t tells
simple tale, with rare charm and fresh
ness.
The heroine Is Rebecca. Of Sunnybrook
Farm. In the first act child OF tender
years who comes to live with her two
maiden aunts. neither of whom has ever
had any experience with children. One Of
them is all gentleness. while the other.
externally. at least, is hard and acrid-
The older aunt. Miranda. insists upon
strict discipline for Rebecca. who hitherto
had always been ruled by love. The
child's joyousness disappears under such
treatment and when her little heart is
about to break with loneliness she escapes
from tho big brick house" and fees to
her only friend, the old stage driver. who
in scene of rare tenderness induces Re-
becca to return to the ''prison'' and give
her aunts lust one moro chance" In
the final act Rebecca. who has Just fin
iShed school. has found her prince, her
INF; Aladdin" and while she begs him 60
wait ustil she Is just uttls oldar." It
Evening star., 1915-04-11
G4IEX

The Million Dollar Dolls' company
will have its nrst showing in Wash
ington at the Gayety Theater this
week. The vehicle used is a two-act
affair of six scenes. opening with the
docking of the steamship Kaiser Will
helm der Crosse at Havre. a mammoth
setting. The palace de Trot." in Paris;
Cleopatra's Palace" and The Million
Dollar Doll Shop" in New York city.
a fairyland in itself. are some Of the
scenic features. Sam Lewis. who was
seen last year at Keith's. has the prin-
cipal comedy role Assisting him is
Tommy CortellL Others are Florence
Belmont. Eddie Nelson. Florence Talbot.
Talbot Kenny. May Mack and Harold
Yates.
THE Phoney Detective" is the title of
the farce. which tells the story Of two
stranded actors. beating their way
around the world. who run into a case
where g. diamond necklace has been
stolen. which they endeavor to find.
The situations they encounter are said
to be numerous and extremely funny. A
chorus of twenty-four Is featured in a
variety of stunning gowns and in six
teen song numbers Wednesday night
there will be a wrestling match after
Evening star., 1915-04-11
@LUMBh

"The Red Mill" will be the offering
of the Columbia Musical Comedy COM
pany this week, beginning tomorrow
night. with rnatinees Thursday and
Saturday.
popular of the Victor Herbert-Henry
Blossom musical plays, 1t has a rythm
and a melody that leaves its impress.
The management Of the Columbia
Theater has given assurance that the
production will lack nothing found In
the original. which had an uninter-
rupted run Of over 900 performance.
II is known among theatrical folk
as a high priced musical comedy, ana
it's production in Washington Is made
through special arrangement with
Montgomery and Stone made won
derful success in THE Red Mil" which
was staged by Frank NJ. Ranger. the
director of the Columbia Musical
the musical director of the company.
was ION the road" for season with
THE Red Mil" and IL thoroughly con-
versant with the orchestration OF
Victor Herbert.
Miss Gilmore Henry will sing the role
of Gretchen. the burgomaster's daugh-
ter Harry Short and Philip Sheffield
have been cast for the roles OF Con
Kidder and Kid Conner. In which
Montgomery and Stone found fame.
first time Miss I-eonore Novasio.. SOU
brette. and J. p. MacSweeney. in an
important comedy role.
Miss Dorothy Walker will be .
countess. and Miss Lucille Saunders
will have better opportunity than
last week to display her contralto
Carl Haydn. tenor. will sing the role
Evening star., 1915-04-11
"The Lilac Domino"

Andreas Dippel's splendid production
Of "The Lilac Domino" will return to
the Belasco Theater for the week be-
beautiful women Will be included. but
nesday and Saturday. This is in re-
sponse to a demand caused by the
shortness of the previous engagement
of this production in this city.
Mr. DippePs apology for these short
engagements is that as The Lilac
Domino" is kind of feeler to de-
termine the success Of the special form
of opera which he is trying to intro
duce he wishes to make his bookings
as varied as possible, so as to get the
consensus Of opinion from all quarters
He has endeavored to evolve form of
pedantic than grand opera, yet of more
artistic value than the present musical
comedy and of universal appeal.
Il want to produce operas that will
entertain high-brows and low-brows
and middle-brows as WELL" says Mr..
Dippel. They shall be practically
grand operas, but in lighter vein
than most of the grand opera themes
of today. Comedians and choruses of
beautiful women will be fncluded-but
nary chorus are taboo. Every member
of the chorus in "The Lilac Domino" is
so gowned that she could go immedi-
ately from the stage to the dansant of
any fashiona BILE hotel, and the scenes
and situations are planned after those
of real life, not after fantastic imag-
inings. The musical value is sustained
by singers of note. but popular lyrics
are not barred and syncopated melo-
dies have their part to play in the life
and joy of the production which is my
ideal of opera comique."
The production is elaborate and car
ries some exquisitely painted scenic
effects done by master artists in Wen
ma and brought to this country just
before the outbreak of the war. full
symphony orchestra of thirty pieces ac-
companies the production, under the
direction of DR.. Anselm Goetz1 and Mi
Ian Roder The cast includes several
grand opera singers of note. Eleanor
Painted of Berlin and Paris sings the
title role, and Carl Gantvoort, late of
the Boston Grand Opera Company, has
the principal male role.
Evening star., 1915-04-11
Mask and Wig Club April 26.

Paradise Prison" an allegorical mu-
steal satire. book by Darrell H Smith
and lyrics by Charles Gilpin, presented
as the annual production of the Mask
and wig Club of the University OF
Pennsylvania, will make its Washing
ton appearance at the Belasco Theatsr
Monday night, April 26.
Paradise Prison." which was chosen
as a vehicle for the twenty-seventh an
nual production of the Mask and Wig
Club. is one of the most unusual of its
offerings.
OF the three principals, T. B. Hill
plays the daughter. with two charm
ing gowns to help set off the peaches
and cream blond" makeup. Thomas
Hart, as the suffragette wife, and W. NJ
Wright. as the actress. are. not quite so
feminine. o. c. Wagenknight, r. V
Bolger. c. S. Payne, R. w. Bell and T.
R. Merrell are other leading spirits in
the entertainment.
The music for the most part Is by Mr.
Gilpin, who has been writing Mask and
Wig shows for many years.
Evening star., 1915-04-11
bEIASCO

Miss Marie Dressler. in new farce
comedy offering with songs. entitled
"A Mix Up" will be the attraction at
the Belasco Theater this week. Miss
Dressler is now under the direction of
the Messrs. Shubert, who have pro-
vided her with a comedy Offering
which Is said to give her the best
role she has had in years. Even the
laughing memories of Titles Night
marc" are likely to be effaced when
local theatergoers see merry Marie In
"A Mix Up" She impersonates a queen
Of a burlesque company who gets in
the wrong home by mistake. and near
ly wrecks the marital happiness Of q
young husband whose wife has been
called away from home. Miss Dress
Ter will have the assistance Of a strong
company. which includes Bertram
Lytell, Miss Evelyn Vaughan, Miss
Sarah McVicker. Miss Julia Blanc and
others.
Evening star., 1915-04-11
"The Misleading Lady"

For the first time in stock. the Poll
Players next week will present one of
the big comedy successes of the last
two years, "The Misleading Lady"
1t tells the story of young girl.
who, in order to secure theatrical en-
gagement, offers to make a certain man
propose to her She expects to show
the manager how she can simulate
love. She wins the wager, but also
stirs in the breast of the victim ter
rible anger. She taunts him. declaring
that he does not understand women
and that the only way he will ever
learn them is to put them under
bell glass" and study them as he would
plant He takes her at her word.
seizes and carries her Off to his cabin
in the mountains. chains her and de-
clares that he will study her" Most
Evening star., 1915-04-11
Alice Nelson April 1s.

Miss Alice Nelson. one of the so
pranos OF the Metropolitan and Boston
grand opera companies, will give a
song recital at the New National The
ater next Sunday evening at SIS
o'clock. She will be assisted by Fred
ertck Holding. violinist, who was as
sistlng artist to Mime. Nordica on her
last concert tour around the world
Miss Nelson has nroba hlv ,,ad.
great success in concert work the
past two seasons $ any singer before
the American public. Since entering
grand opera she has had engagement g
IN all the important opera houses in
Europe, and has appeared AT Covent
Garden, London, with Melba. Destinn.
Caruso and many others of equal fame.
and many times by command" AT
Buckingham Palace and other royal
residences
Evening star., 1915-04-11

the great American emotional star.
Mrs. Leslie Carter, who will appear
twice every day this week and next
Sunday, in her own adaptation of
"Zaza." by David Belasco. using the
magnificent remuneration scene of the
fourth act of the original version a s
the basis of her tabloid drama. An
abundance of amusing comedy has been
added. From her first company Mrs.
Carter has engaged Hamilton Revelle,
who created Cosse, and William Lorenz,
with Miss Dolaro Belasco as the maid.
In New York in the Keith theaters
Mrs. Carter's thrilling scene. in which
she swept on to the climax with all
her old-time force and brilliance won
as many as twenty curtain calls at
every performance. 1t was in Wash
ington that she first won fame in her
first production of The Heart of Mary
land" then "Zaza" and last "Adrea." In
every respect, save length. the vaude-
willie presentation of "Zaza" will equal
the lengthier production.
Evening star., 1915-04-11
Aborn Opera Company April 26.

Milton and Sargent Aborn, who have
given grand opera in English to Wash
ington each spring for a number OF
years. this year will present season
of lighter musical works at the New
National Theater. beginning Monday.
April 26. Since the Aborn Opera Com
pany last appeared here its roper
toire has been widened to include re-
cent musical comedy successes as well
as the better class of comic operas. It
has also been augmented by many
popular comedians and singers of light
opera and musical comedy to appear in
roles which they created in various
Broadway musical successes.
The engagement will open with The
Chocolate Soldier" the week beginning
Monday, April 26. The advance sale Of
seats will open at the box Office Mon
day morning, April ls.
Evening star., 1915-04-11
For purposes of contrast and to AFFORD

For purposes of contrast and to afford
lighter amusement Rooney and Bent
will appear In Twenty Minutes with
Pat and Marion: and Misses Campbell.
Honey and Georgia will present their
dainty southern drawing room inter-
lude, "At Home" Other acts include
will Rogers. the lariat king and wild
west wit; Baby" Helen, singing "F"
above high &C.; Billie Burke's dane
ing fantasy, Tango Shoes; Pipifax
and Panlo the "Humpsti-Bumpsti'
clowns: Ameta. the Partisan classic
dancer: the pipe organ recitals. and the
Pathe weekly news pictorial.
Mme Bertha kalich and the other
features of last weeks bill will be
presented at the performances today
at and S:15 pm.
Evening star., 1915-04-11
Casino.

Two rare novelties will be presented for
the first time in Washington in the Ca
sino Theater bill this week-Marie King
Scott. famous as the Hoosier girl com
edienne. with her unique personality and
new but enjoyable type OF comedy. and
Sikitchie, the wonderful japanese aero
bat and head-balancer in an exhibition
that is said to defy the law Of gravttation:
The Six Songbirds. in a mirthful and
melodious offering Of songs, comedy and
refined entertainment. entitled THE Mu-
sical Conservatory" Will be the big mu-
steal feature Charles and Adelaide Will
son will be seen in their enjoyable sketch
Mercury and the Maid" and Howard
Chase and company will offer the big
laughmaker. farcical comedietta entitled
when Ignorance Is Bliss
The big photoplay feature will be Tess
of the Storm Country a remarkable
story Of a woman's heroism, with Mary
Pickford, the famous screen star. in the
title role.
Continuous concerts from to 1890 p, m.
today will present again the famous little
Thanhouser kid" Marie Eline and all
the other attractions Of last weeks bill,
including the popular Sunday song"
Evening star., 1915-04-11
Carolina White at Keith's.

The Keith management will submit
next week at the B. F. Keith Theater
another extraordinary attraction In
Carolina White. late of the Chicago
Philadelphia Oprea Company. and the
creator of the heroine roles in The
Secrets of Suzanne" The Jewels of
the Madonna" and The Girl of the
Golden West" Miss White will give
costume arias and selected melodies
daily and Sunday. Regular Keith
prices will be charged. Other novel and
laughable features will include Sam
Mann and company. Robert Emmett
Keane and Muriel Window, Chick Sale.
the Schwarz company, Moran and
Wiser, Lightner and Jordan, the Ant
werp Girls, the pipe organ recitals
and the Pathe weekly news pictorial.
Evening star., 1915-04-11
N-(N~

motion pictures. with Mrs. Leslie Car
ter in her original role. which recent
ly closed an engagement at the New
York Hippodrome. where 112.000 people
paid admissions in nine days, will ter
inmate Its Washington engagement at
the Belasco Theater with d matinee
this afternoon at 3 and two presenta-
tions tonight.
In THE Heart Of Maryland" which
was produced by Herbert Brenon. di-
rector of "Neptune's Daughter" five
regiments of soldiers. two battalions
of artillery. 200 cavalrymen and a spe
cial army hospital corps was used.
Seven tons of gunpowder were ex-
ploded in the many big battle scenes
and a church. fully equipped and bear
ing a tower seventy feet high. was
built and demolished. 1t is one of the
biggest screen features ever produced.
Evening star., 1915-04-11
"War Talk" April 19 and %

James F. ]. Archibald. the war cor
respondent. who has recently returned
from f1ve-month campaign with the
German and Austrian armies, travel
ing from Ostend to Switzerland and
from the Baltic to the Carpathians.
will give war talk" at the Colum bia
Theater Monday and Tuesday after
Moons. April l9 and 20. at $3.50 o'clock
In the illustrated story of his expert
ences he tells. with other things, OF
Poland and the condition that country
has been plunged into. His photographs
and moving pictures were taken by
himself
Evening star., 1915-04-11
THE Social Maids"

Next weeks attraction at the Gayety
Theater will be Joe Hurtig's The So
cial Maids" with George Stone and
Eta Pfllard at the head. The COMPANY
stands second to none in the art OF
dancing and the exploitation of whole
some comedy. Included In the cast
are Billy Baker. Billy Foster, Jack Pill
iard. Marty Seamon and Jessie HIST A
bright new musical burlesque. entitled
BUSY Little Cupid" by Leon Berg and
WIN II. Nodery, Will he presented In
SCENE enoeliishment. costuming and
special electrical and mechanical nov
elites, the production is one Of the
best In burlesque. a beauty chorus-
adds to the attra actions
Evening star., 1915-04-11
"The Tenderfoot. y

A musical play of the golden west, "The
Tenderfoot." will be the offering OF the
Columbia Musical Comedy Company at
the Columbia Theater next week. A spe-
cial feature will be the Interpolation OF
the Texas Tommy dance by the Rams
dell Twins. The play is merry three
act production of melodious nonsense and
it will present Miss Gilmore Henry. the
cha arming little prima donna, and all the
other members of the company who won
favor the past week as heiresses, semin-
arians, cowgirs, Texas rangers and
ranch characters. The music is pref
tv sample of the school of lighter musical
Evening star., 1915-04-11
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Diplomacy"

The coming of any one OF Mr.. Charles
Frohman's stars is always an occasion
of interest in the course OF local
theatrical season. but the arrival of
three at once, and these three dis
comes something Of an unusual event.
The announcement is made that Mr..
Frohman's tristan" com bination, VIII
liam Gillette. Blanche Bates and Marie
Doro, will be seen at the National
Theater the week beginning April 10
in the revival Of Victorian Sardou's
Diplomacy"
The association of the three players
Is in itself tribute to Mr.. Frohman's
diplomacy, tact and powers of per-
suasion, for to complete the trio 1t was
necessary to bring Mr.. Gillette out of
a retirement which at one time prom
ised to be permanent He has not acted
since 1910. The engagement also sig
nalizes the return to this country of
Miss Doro after a lengthy season in
London. In the British metropolis she
was seen in the same role. Dora" the
heroine, she Is to play ne-e- Her fnal
English triumph came when she gave
command performance in "Diplo-
macy before the king and queen at
Windsor. In the role of the Countess
Zicka Miss Bates has the type of char
acteriZation which first brought her
fame. and sne is credited with having
scored one Of the most emphatic sue
cesses of her career.
Sardous play needs little or no in
PRODUCTION. Since its first performance
in America. In 1878, 1t has become a
classic, renowned for its vivid char
acter drawing. Its powerful situations.
subtle plot and the enthralling inter
est with which the author holds his
hearers attention as he unfolds real
ly absorbing story.
The revival Of Diplomacy" has been
equipped by Mr.. Frohman with all the
thoroughness and painstaking good
taste characteristic of Frohman pro-
ductions. Surrounding the three stars
Is a group of distinguished players. In
important roles are seen Bertha For
dyce, Jeffreys Lewis, Malise Sheridan.
Gustave Won SeyffertitZ. Elliott Dex
ter. Norman Tharp, Giorgio Majeroni,
Henry Dornton and Ellis Smedley.
Evening star., 1915-04-11
Sousa's Band Today.

John Philip Sousa and his band of
distinguished musicians will give two
performances at the New National The
ater today. at 3:15 o'clock this after
noon and 8:15 o'clock this evening. Miss
Virginia Root and Miss Marion New
ton, sopranos: Miss Margel Gluck, vio-
linist, and Herbert l.. Clarke. the
worlds greatest cornetist. will be as
sisting soloists. Sousa has carried his
great aggregation of musicians to the
four corners Of the globe and has won
universal praise. 1t Is a combination
truly unique. An elaborate program
is promised at both concerts.
Evening star., 1915-04-11
Lower Prices at Polls.

Manager Louis J. Fosse announces that
beginning with this weeks presentation
of 'Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" he
will inaugurate the spring and summer
scale of prices, which means that re-
served seats for all the matinees from
now until fall will be 25 cents. Hereto
fore only the Monday matinees have been
25 cents. while for other days the prices
have been 25 and so cents. From now on,
until September. every day will be Mon
day"
Maud Gilbert this week will wear the
original costumes worn by Edith Talia-
ferTo, who created the role Of "Rebecca
Of 0unnybrook Farm" Miss Gilbert and