The Washington times., 1915-12-26

with her Plerrot nnd his LACK poodle
and her seventy hIininis pigeons; tire.
pipe organ recltals and the Pathe news
pictorial. .s
Gayety: Burlesque. The Merry ..
ROunders" Company, Featuring Abe
Reynolds.
r(THE MERRY ROUNOs:RS.- =
with Abe Reynolds featured.
j presenting a twn-act revue in
ten scenes. entitled "Th!s IL
the Life" comes to the Gayetv TheateF
for weeks stay, starting with the
regular matinee on tomorrow afternoon
Reynolds. for three seasons starr Of
The College Gir,s" will be seen in the
character which he made famous in
that production, the shrewd but a the
same time kindly Hebrew Jacob Rosen-
bloom" Rosenbloom viii be sect in
entirely new surroundings in This Is
the Life"
George T. Hayes. rube comedian. is
first assistant to Reynolds. Jack Nc
as we'll as frankie Grace and Johnnie
Berkes, two singers and ddncsrs!
Mae Latham. recruit to bur!es1,le
from the musical comedy ranks, is the
prima donna. June LeNaeY and |elll
CLAYTON are the two other principal
women.
Twenty-four chorus girls and double
! quartet of male voices VIII take care Of
the mus!ca! and dancing portion Of the
entertainment The musical score has
been written especially for This Is the
| Life with a number OF popular num-
hers irterpolated The orchestra is IN
der the capable direction Of Charles
| liuebler. g..
The show. is owned and produced IVY
Max SpleRel.
Seats are now on sale at the box Of
Hca Of ha TbaatC- tho pNtTa
midnight performance that will be given
by the Merry Rounders" company On
! Friday evening at T. o'clock sharp.
Casino: Stock. "The Revolt" With
Maude Eburne, Louise Kent, and
Others.
r. DWARD LOCKE's new drama
| - The Revolt" has been chosen
| as the piece with which the Hall
| Casino stock players will make
their debut in this city; beginning to-
morrow night.
The play is in three acts, the scenes
\ are laid in n Brooklyn fiat and an
apartment on Riverside Drive. The
| story briefly concerns the double stand.
/ ard Of morality. Mr.. Locke has selected
as an example the meek loving and
| faithful wife of a Drofigate and philan'
derlng husband, who makes no disguise
! Of his diSreputable, life. After eight
| years OF patient endurance she, in a mo-
! ment of Intolerance because of existing
| conditions, breaks away from her home
rebels against what she believes to bC
! an unjust law of society, and sets out
| to haunt the conventiOnalities apd pay
| him back I'm his own coin.
! Members Of the new company are
Louise Kent Mona Kelly, Anice Ives
Bertha Julian, Gale Saterlee, Lotus
| Ancker, Arthur Bell, Charles Peyton
Stanley Pierce, with Elmer Brown III
manager of the company, Miss MaudI
Eburne, who won many admirers in thu
part OF Goodies" in Pair of Skies,
has been especially engaged for a limit
ed time by permission of II. II. FraZee
! of New York. Matinees will be givel
| Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Loew's Columbia: Films. Valeska
Suratt in "The Immigrant"
SHE management OF Loews 20
lumbia Theater announces tn,
appearance of Valcska Surat
on the screen OF that theate
fer the frst three days OF his week
beginning on Monday rlOrning, in
perturbation ~ The Immig rant.
which was especially written Tor hel
by Marion Fairfax, ard which hal
been presented ip most lavish man
ner by the Jesse l.. LaslIy Featuia
Play Company.
The story has to do with a youuI