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The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Two concerts will be given, 3 and s;l5
p. m. at the B. F. Keith Theater to-
day, and the bill will present David
Bispham and all the other special feat
ures OF the current weeks program.
George Nash In the World Film Cor
poration's production of The Cotton
King" and The Diamond from the
sky" Roy McTardell's $1,000 prize
The Poll program today, beginning at
y. IN.
Manager Harry Jarboe. of the Gayety
Theater, announces that the perform
ance to be given by the Rosey Posey
Girls Is 80 arranged that It's perform
ance will come well within the Sunday y
regulations Harry Bentley Is the feat
ured comedian. and will be assisted by
cast Of well-known artists.
Mary Pickford in a photoplay adapta-
ton of Frances Hodgeson Burnetts
"Esmeralda." will be the attraction at
the Columbia today beginning at 8 p. m.
suppe's "Pique Dame" overture. De-
libes' "Naila." valse lente: Ruben
stems "Kammenoi ostrow." Rams
from Ponchielli's La Gioconda." and
many other selections will be included
in the concert program at the Cosmos
concerts today from to 1890 p. m.
A concert entirely within the law.
but comprising the best from last week
bill. will be given at the Casino today
SPECIAL motion pictures will be shown.
The main attraction at Crandall'i
Theater today will be the William Fol-
production. The Song OF Hate" featur.
ing Betty Nansen and Dorothy Ber,
nard. The usual Sunday concerts ART
featured.
At Moore's Garden Theater the prin
cipal attraction today will be the photo
play production Of The Soul OF .
Woman" In which Emily Stevens vii
be seen. Supplementary features in
clude Mutual pictures, the Garden topi
cal review. and special music.
Paul McAllister will be seen today IL
Money Master" at the Strand Theater
Auxiliary attractions include the Stran
topical review and special musical &C
compartments.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
COSMOS.

The Frolics of 1915" popular vaude-
ville's "Follies.' will be presented by a
sextet of entertainers as revue Of
song and dancing features. beautifully
costumed at the Cosmos this week. The
members of the company are new to
Washington, and their Offering Is said
to be a bright and snappy entertain
ment.
The Five Bragdons will be seen. also
for the first time. in THE Booking
Office" which depicts the trials OF the
agent who books 1 show. The bill also
includes Brooks and Harris, a comedy
team; Nick Castana and Harry Nelson
an amusing pair; Tenney and Gould
with a musical comedy act. and Twisto
a flexible prodigy.
The added attractions will include the
Hearst Selig news pictures. and ]
series Of photoplay comedies that are
changed daily. A new bill will BE pro.
scented with the Thursday matjnees.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
COMING ATTRACTIONS

Peg O. My Heart" "A Trip to China
town." and The Lion and the Mouse"
hold the records for long runs in New
York. Peg O. My Heart ran 6Oi times
and the other two attractions but Il few
performances above that number. But
Peg O. My Heart has played return
engagements in New York and has
eclipsed the others in popularity
i Throughout the country. and seems des-
, tined to take rank with Uncle Toms
CABIN and Ben Her." and run on
year after year.
The comedy comes again to the
Kemble Cooper. Joseph Attention. Her
bert Ransom. George Clare. Lisle Leigh.
| Frank Burbcck, Byron Russell ana
| Vera Shore.
For the week following Excuse Me"
the Poll PLAYERS will be seen for the
first time in many months. in a roman
tic costume drama, Under the Red
Robe" Edward f. Roses dramatization
Of ]. Stanley Weyman's novel. When
Under the Red Robe" was produced
! two decades ago. 1t was tremendous
success. and employed the services of
| William Faversham. J. +. Dodson Rob
| ert Edeson. Jameson Lee Finney, Viola
Allen. Ida Conquest f. Y. Backus, and
| w II. Compton.
The play Is a story of love and in
trigue during that period in French
history when Richelieu exercised des-
potic sway over most of Europe. a. II
; Van Buren, will be seen in the role
created by Faversham. and will be call
ed upon to display his skill with rapiers
One big bill Is the stepping stone fo
: another to follow and after Hoffman
: this week there will come to The B. +
Keith Thcater mex. week. the latest vau
, dcville musical comedy, Safety First,
: written by Tom Gray. the author o
t STAGED sta ed by Ned Wayburn. Co.starrln
Z in it are Sophye barnard and Lou An
/. ger. the dialect comedian 1t Is IN I"
scenes. u so,
Bonnie Glass. is another stellar tea
ture of the bill assisted by Mons. ~,
n dolph and her own orchestra; Kate Eli
Y IN The Hunter end .he Hunter-ess.
: included also will be Hern,ine Shon
e and company; Ota Gygi, the SPANS
n court vioiinist; AL. Herman, I'm
Black Laugh, Irene ana booo'e ''''''
and NORM sisters.
Next weeks attraction at the Gay
| ety Theater Is not confined to IN
| customary burlesque show accordin
) to advance representations. Spectacl
and alleeory take a conspicuous plac
, in the production offered py the LID
, erty Girls" and there is half hou
! operetta travesty with Planquette'
. comic opera, "lhe Chimes OF Norman
, die and Gilbert and .Sullivan's "Pl
l rates of Penzance," as its themes.
/ Hotel Dc Blink" and "N hen Bus
ness Is Good are the titles of tn
! one-act skits that will be presented
/ Other features will be the spectacula
. novelty, ''The Flying Sherwoods" an
i the Bohemian Four who will roun
. out the vaudeville entertainment.
k Tho cast includes Ftta Joerns. JAG
: Conway. Sam nachen. Kathryn Dick
D ey, Jennie Ross. Billie Petrie, Jcrr
8 lO'Donnell. Jack Kerns. Thad Packard
: and a chorus of twenty-four prett
: girls
n Following "Esmeralda." in whic
. Mary Pickford appears at the Columbi
q lTheater this week. Blanche Sweet wi
annear In the great Aelasco succesj
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
Give Nature
A Chance
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With Soaps and Foam
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dandruff, falling hair, and other
scalp diseases manifest themselves,
to resort to the use of soaps, cocoa ,
nut oil and preparations containing
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right now.
A dry scalp is the primary cause
of dandruff and similar affections.
The use of soaps or other alkalis
(their presence is assured in prep
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stiff brushing daily and get your
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This wonderful preparation corrects
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and actually promotes the growth
Of the hair. Speisers Scalp Tonic
is sold only at O'Donnell's Drug
Store, 904 F Street. Price Soc
bottle. Mr.. O'Donnell will refund
your money if it fails.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
GARDEN.

Emily Stevens will be seen at Moore's
Garden Theater today, tomorrow. and
Tuesday in IT, Metro production, Tho
Soul of Woman" by Anthony p.
Kelly. an allcgorical study OF unusual
power. The Soul OF a Woman marks
Miss Stevens second appearance before
the camera.
Wednesday and Thursday Clifton
Crawford the musical comedy star,
will make his local screen debut In
The Galloper." adapted from the story
hy Richard Harding Davis. In The
Galloper" an adventurous American
var correspondent becomes involved in
all sorts of difficulties with foreign
beligerents.
The remainder of the week Clara
Williams and Howard Hickman will be
seen in a new Mutual Master Picture.
-EAe Man From Oregon"
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
''Peter IbbetsOn" to Be
Presented by Morosco

]. y. Rapheal, London dramatic
critic well known under the name Of
r'Perciysl" has dramatized DuMaur-
ier's Peter ibbetson' for Constance,
Collier. Oliver Morosco has acquired
the American rights TO the play.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
Metropolitan Directors
Deny Anti-German Tale

The announcement In the newspapers
OF ban on German operas oy the
Metropolitan directors is said to nave
been without foundation. NO such ac-
ton is contaminated
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
Burton Gets New Play.

Perez Burton. for several years past
the manager OF Forbes Robertson. has
secured the American rights for the
production Of Gamblers AL" which
will be produced in this country Win
Lewis Waller in the leading role
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
SheldOn's New Play.

Edward sheldons new play. The
Lonely Heart" is to be produced short
ly with John Barrymore in the leading
role.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
To Try Municipal Opera.

New York proposes to start a season
OF municipal opera in the stadium at the
city College before the season Of warm
weather has passed.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Franklin Farnum. who has one OF the
leading roles In THE Only Girl" at the
Belasco this week. was for a number
of years a member of the Charles
Frohman forces.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Victor Herbert will direct the orches-
ira tomorrow night at the inaugura-
ton Of the Belasco's season With his
opera. The Only Girl"
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Swan and Bambard. who appear at
the Gayety this week have been In
partnership for thirty years-longer
than any other vaudeville team on the
stage except Mcintyre and Heath.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Following "Esmeralda." in which
Mary Pickford appears at the Columbia
Theater this week. Blanche Sweet will
appear in the great aelasco success.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12
TODAY'S PROGRAM

Two concerts will be given. and s:l5
p. m. at the b. F. Keith Theater to-
day. and the bill will present David
Bispham and all the other special feat
ures OF the current weeks program.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

The courtroom scene in "On Trial. has
awakened SO much interest among Lon
don lawyers that a special matinee was
given for their benefit
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Bonnie Glass. who Is to be one Of the
headliners OF the Keith bill next week.
is one Of the few dancers New York
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Eddie Foy has gone into motion pic
tures and will be seen in a series OF
Keystone comedies produced under the
direction OF Mack Sennett, the discov-
! erer Of Charlie Chaplin.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Margaret Moreland, known in private
life a. Mrs. Nat Goodwin. the Present.
= to be starred in a new pla. by
Rachel CrothsrS
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Russell Fillmore and Peggy Cameron.
who were not in the Poll Players cast
OF Jerry" have important parts IN the
production Of Excuse Me- this week.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

William Collier Is another Of John
cording to current gossip. -
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Walker Whiteside will appear next
season In The Ragged Messenger" BY
w. B. Maxwell, under the management
Of John Cort.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Hall Caine is reported to be at work
on = new play which will be produced
this fall under the direction OF George
c. Tyler.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Lew Fields will be featured in . play
called Bosom Friends" under the d.
rection OF David Belasco, according to
the announcements in theatrical perfodi-
calls
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Clifford Brooke has secured the Eng
!ieh rights to "A Breath Of O!d Wiz.
ginia. in which Edith Talliaferro
scored such hit in vaudeville. MIR.
Brooke's chief difficulty lies In the
fact that he cannot secure Misc Tallin-.
ferro to play the leading role.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Mcintyre and Heath are to have a
new play. to be produced Ia New York
early in October.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Stage Manager Thompson. Of the B
r. Keith Theater. made a special trip
to New York Wednesday to inspect the
setting for "Sumurun' 80 that the Ger
trude Hoffman spectacle could bs
handled In the same way here that II
has been at the Palace Theater.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Sam eothern. brother Of e. H. soth-
ern. who has not appeared on the
production OF THE Prisoner of Zenda,"
although he has been acting in England
ever since that time. has arrived IN
New York to play the principal part In
"A Pair Of Silk Stockings"
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Paul McAllister will be seen today In
Money Master" at the Strand Theater.
Auxiliary attractions include the Strand
comma niments.
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Cyril Maude has Just finished the pro-
duction OF Peer Gynt" for motion pic
lures. tho play to be released shortly a.
q part OF the Paramount program
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Loie Fuller. who has become one of
the big attractions at the San Francisco
Fair. plans to take her company on the
road ext season
The Washington times., 1915-09-12

Billy Mehan and Violet Pearl, who
have a dancing speciality Mt the Gayety
this week. have recently concluded sut-
cessful seasons In the New York caba-
reta. =
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