The Washington times., 1915-11-14

Al Greene. for the past two seasons
hcadliners on the B. +. Keith vaude-
vile circuit: Bail and Marshall. banjo
in buresQuc. and Marie FISHER. the
whistlng beauty. Mr.. Reeves has al
ways been given the credit" for which
he makes appeal in song and speech
for bringing together an exceptionally
attractive chorus and ballet and It Is
asserted that the present seasons as
gregation cclipsCs his best previous at.
complishments. The musical numbers
for this seasons show have been care
fortune TO have obtained the authority
Of George NJ. cohan to include the
popular 0uthor and composers stirring
American rnstime for the list. sinm-
be presented In two acts and h'e
scenes.
Loew's Columbia: Marguerite Clark
And Mary Pickford Films.
- ARGUEkITE CLARK. in still
M Waters" the first three days of
w the week, and Mary P!ckford
in Madame Butterfly" the
last four days of the week. including
Sunday. Is the important announcement
made Of the attraction this week by
I.oew's Columbia Theater.
Tire film OF "Stil! Waters which be-
ElnS at ~ TOMORROW Win MATT
Clark in the leading role, was written
especially for that comedienne by Edith
Barnard Delano. 1t Is a story OF circus
and canal boat life. A splendid oppor-
tunity for emotional work Is offered
Miss Clark in the role OF Ncsta, the
little girI who Is to al! intcnts and pur
poses a prisoner on Il canal boat. where
she Is kcpr by her grandfather In the
hope of preventing her from running
away to be a circus rider. The grand
Q A. for
runs away and joins a circus. where
she soon finds herself the prey OF the
brCtal ringmastcr who lures her 10
iUrsaken canal boat.
For the scenes which transpire In ana
around the circus. an entire traVelinS
show was leased by the Famous Play
ers. and Harry La Pearl, one OF the
most celebrated clowns that ever APP
peared at the New York Hippodrolne,
was specially engaged to play opposite
| Miss Clark. These circus scenes com
| bine daring performances with thrliiinS
dramatic action.
Madame Butterfly" John Luther
| Longs immortal masterpiece. Will be
seen the last four days OF the week,
starting on Thursday morning at 10
o'clock. with Mary Pickford In the cele-
brated role OF Cho- San.
Casino: Bringing Up Father
Musical Comedy, Management OF
Gus Hill.
wv ITH a number OF new ideas In
W. musical comedy production
" including the engagement ol
| prominent vaudeville artists
who give specaltics during the pre-
| sentation, Gus Hill has staged musica
comedy that Is said to have many orig
| inal elements in "Bringing Up Father.
| booked for the Casino Theater thii
I week The piece Is based on the fanou'
newspaper cartoons OF George Nc
| Manus, under the same name.
| The Casinos bill next week is th'
| first offered under the new manage
| ment, the FredcriCks Amusement Com
pany. who have Just leased the theainr
| Under the management of Fred W
| Falkner OF New York, the theater vii
continue the presentation of popula
| Broadway successes of recent years a
| popular prices. These will include play
as well as musical entertainments.
In bringing Up Father" there /
promised much catchy music. bevy o
pretty girls, and specially selected
beauty chorus. The piece Is elaborated
staged, and there are new electrical an
lighting effects.
The cartoons from which the pla,