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CASINO

Manager Falkner of the Casino The
alter announces this week musical
comedy with the slogan used at the
Panama fair as the title. Have You
Seen Stella" i'll new dress with an
fering is a musical comedy of the up
to-the- minute caliber. with laughter,
music and pretty girls, beautiful scenic
and light effects and real live people.
Have You Seen Stella" tells the
story of a young miss who bought an
old coat from pawnshop to wear to
be the temporary depositary of the
life's savings of the pawnbroker, $4,000.
Stella wore the coat and kept the
money. Abe Faustberg and Mauruss
Faust baum, the pawnbrokers, while
bemoaning their fate, receive visit
from his satanic majesty. NJ +.
Fisto. who offers them one year pf
mate possession of their 'soles They
accept, and the next act finds them in
a swell cafe spending their money
snd having a gay old time. They are
persistent. however. in their search for
Stella. When the final night of their
year arrives the entire party is invited
by his sardonic lordship to pay a visit
claiming his majesty prey. As the
victims are being preps>ed for a sail
on the river of boiling oil Stella re
penis and bargains with NJ f. Fisto
to shake the golden dice for his vic
Tins Fisto shakes fives. which sends
a chill through the frames of the pawn
brokers. Stella shakes skies and all
ends we'll.
Matinees will be given Tuesday
and Saturday.
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NATIONAL.

William Gillette VIII appear at the
National Theatcr this week in his two
greatest successes, Sherlock Holmes"
and Secret Service" Mr. Gillette
comes to the National direct from the
Empire Theater, New York, where he
has just completed a six-Week en-
gagement. He will open at the Ma
tional tomorrow night in Sherlock
Holmes" repeating the play Tuesday
and Wednesday nights. At the other
four performances. Thursday, Friday
and Saturday nights and Saturday
matinee the only matinee of the en-
eagement, he will present Secret
Service To many Washington
theatergoers these plays will be actual
novelties for Mr.. Gillette has not
played them here for ten years or more
II is just sixteen years ago now since
he made his first appearance in
sherlock Holmes" at the Garrick
Theater, New York. That was a
memorable occasion in the annals of
the New York stage. Sir A. Conan
DoyIe's series of wonderful detective
stories had been widely read and en-
loved all over the United States. and
Charles Frohman's announcement that
he had secured the dramatic rights
and that Mr.. Gt1lstte would make the
play and impersenate the great de-
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Gayety Today.

y special Sunday program has been
arranged by Manager Harry Jarboe Of
the Gayety Theater for today. intro
ducing a selection of vaudeville acts
including Edythe Mirfieid. in her song
surprise; Will Lester and Robert AL
gier with In the Trenches" a war
drama in one act. neutral in thought
and theme, and an appeal for world
wide peace: frankie Rice, in imperso-
nations of noted players: a singing and
dancing speciality by Frank Hunter
and Florence Davenport. and Fred and
LYDIA Weaver. late features of New
York Hippodrome. in aerial flights. The
big beauty chorus will be featured also
with The Globe Trotters" in their
two-act musical burlesque entitled
The Dowry Seekers"
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tectiNe had aroused unusual interest. me
success both of the actor and the play
on the opening night entirely fulfilled
all anticipations. Mr.. Gillette phSs,-
cally was precisely suited to the role
of Holmes, and in him the fictitious
character of the novelist actually came
to life Ever since that night Sher-
lock Holmes has been real person
so real that it is difficult to reaiize
now that he was once only a creature
of Doyle's imag ination.
The play had been founded upon
hitherto unpublished episode in the
career of the great detective and show
ing his connection with the strange
case of Miss Faulkner. It was q
case" full of thrills and mystery and
hairbreadth escapes-just the sort Of
case" readers knew that Sherlock Holmes
reveled in-and the first-night audi
and waited for the denouement. MT
Gillette has played the piece hundreds
of times since, and it has never failed
to arouse the same pleasant excitement.
Secret Service" had its production
at the same theater in New York Just
three wears before sherlock Holmes.
1t was "a romance of the southern
of the adventures of a daring Union
spy in Richmond. Mr.. Gillette played
the part Of the spy. and he made II a
character study worthy to hang on the
line of ans exhibition of dramatic
portraits. The big audiences that have
been flocking to the Empire Theater in
New York are proof conclusive that
the performance is as interesting, as
human, as real as ever il was.
The supporting company includes
Helen Freeman. Marion Abbott. Grace
Reals, Irene Haisman. Edwin Mordant.
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Boston Symphony Tuesday.

The second concert of the Boston
symphony Orchestra will be given in
the New National Theater Tuesday
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. The soloist
will be Fritz Kreisler. the great violin
list, who Will then make his first ap-
pearance of the season here. Kreisler
will play Tschaikowsky's Concerto in
ID Major"
The orchestral numbers will be the
Fourth symphony of Brahms, Bizet's
L Arlesienne" Suite. The great con-
ductors of the world have always had
great admiration for this symphony.
The talents OF Georges Bizet have
never shone more brilliantly than in
the music he wrote incidental to AL
phonse Daudet's play. The Woman OF
Aries" Because of the failure of the
play little of it is heard, except as il
is recalled by the two suites. the first
of which DR.. Muck has placed on this
program. The suite is in four parts
containing an overture, minuetto, an
ada ghetto and q carriilon.
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Nine. Emmy Destin Friday.

Emmy Destin. dramatic soprano OF
the Metropolitan Grand Opera, will
make her first appearance in Washing
ton Friday afternoon at the National
Theater at 80 o'clock. During IN
past several seasons Nine. Destin has
opened the New York Metropolitan
season. but this season she opened tn :.
Chicago Grand Opera in La Gioconda :"
Her program viii include: Aria from
"Herodiade, Massanet. aria from
Madame Butterfly" Puccini; aria froa
"Tosca." Puccini: ballatella from
Paslacci." Leoncavallo. aria from
Hamlet" Thomas, and songs. In
Kahn Grieg ''Nolkslied, Tschai-
kowsky -Russaika. nvorak: "Nisi"uc
Eeneziaua." Brogi Fool of Thule.
Yon; "Occhi d. Fata." Denza, and duo
from Don GioNanni." Mozart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-28

casions, one week each in Portland,
Winnipeg and Detroit, and two en-
gagements in Boston.
The story of The Middleman" con-
Germs cyrus Blenkarn and his daugh-
ter Mary. Blenkarn is a potter who
is on the Threshold of discovering a
new process of glazing. when he has
tragic misunderstanding with his
employer over the love affair of Mary
and the employers only son, captain
in the English army. Blenkarn is dis
missed from the pottery plant, and the
third act shows his tremendous strug
gle against poverty and persecution, in
an effort to develop his great inven-
ton. The great kilns are shown on
the stage as Blenkarn breaks up his
furniture in order to keep the fires
going In the end the potter trlumphS,
and the romantic element in the story
is brought to happy conclusion in
novel way.
."rhe Middleman" is one of the most
appealng stage stories ever written by
the English dramatiSt, Henry Arthur
Jones.
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BEIASCO

Dancing Around" with Al Jolson,
the inimitable blackface entertainer,
who enjoys the unique distinction of
being the star of big musical organi-
cation, will be the attraction at the
Belasco Theater this week:
Dancing Around" is an elaborate ex-
with eleven gorgeous
stage settings, numerous spectacular
features, and AL Jolson heading com
pany of 1875 people. and with a cast in
Guiding Frank Carter. Kitty Doner,
Harry Clarke, Mary Robson. Fred Les
lie, Eileen Molyneaux, Rae Bowdin,
Mae Dealy, Ted Doner and Harry
Wardweli. 1t has story. but with
All Jolson rampagng around through
the play the story becomes a minor
matter in the three hours of fun and
frolic furnished by the roilicking rhap-
sody of songs and dances.
AL Jolson appears in the piece as
Gus-in fact, he has been Gus in
every Winter Garden show in which he
has appeared. But this time Gus APP
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U. S. Marine Band Tonight.

The United States Marine Band,
after remarkably successful tour oi
eight weeks through the middle west.
during which nearly one hundred rur-
certS were given. viii be presented
this evening At the Eclasco Thcatcr
10y Mr., w Radcliffe. in a home coming
musical festival Lieut. William No.
Santelmann. leader. ana Walter T.
Smith. second leader. with fiftt ~.
program. with Arthur : Witsofri.
cornet Robert T. Seel. nHic, s,l
George q. Frey. ruphon'Gm. as solo
ISIS, and the slN"ph"ne quartet ,pru-
posed OF Fr!tZ \. Mueller. August Pile
ger John NJ. ter Linden and Frank
Baptlsia, rs a leading feature
IN musical certerS like Chicago. en-
cinnati Detroit aud Minneapolis ie.
band was received with great cutUl-
siasm. the critics according it rrs'
place among the military bands e
the world.
This evening program follow
AMBROSE Charles Louis Thomas.
lNll-lN9f France overture. .'Ntrrgr. .
Anton Gregoriswtch Rubrstein, 49,
lN9l 'tussIap Candle Dance 81 'H.
BRIDE ~ Nasn hvlIr, from ballet Fer
amors Heinrich Hoeh. tNtI-'.9".
cornet solo, grand fantasia. "Th" Fea.l
oi the Ocean Mr.. WltCuUb johann
strauss. iS2S-ihS9 tAustTiaD. waltz.
"on the Beautiful Blue Danube WI
liam Fopp. lN47-l9o3 flute solo. fea-
taste milliante. 20 Happy Time. -
Blessed Time; Mr.. Seel Ermauup
WOLFF errari. 1876 ItaIyt prelude ami
intermezzo, from The Jewels of the
Madonna Richard wilhelm Wagner,
lAlS-lNNS Germany, entrance OF the
gods into Walhalla. from The Rhein-
gold Herbert Clarke; euphonium
solo. From the shores of the mighty
racine Mr. George .. Frey. SIR
Edward William Cigar. 1887 6Eug-
land); scene Espagnole, "Sevillana
Jean Bernhard Singelee, quartet for
four saXophones. Allegro de Con
cert: Messrs Fritz A. Mueller. Au-
gust Pfeger, John NJ ter Linden and
Frank Baptista. Franz Won List, 1871
1896 tHungaryD; Hungarian Rhapsody
No. ,. Arthur Tregina, 1865, a member
of the United States Marine Band: grand
march. The President. THE star
Spangled Banner
Preceding the rendition of The Star
Spangled Banner by the band the
national anthem will be recited by Mi
Charles b. Hanford
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Christ Child Society Benefit.

The Christ child Society of this CITY
will give a benefit performance at III"
BeIasco Theater Thursday afternoon,
which will present, for the first time
in Washington. two DISTINGUISHED for
eign artists. Greta Torpadle, young
Swedish soprano, and Einar Linden,
celebrated tenor OF the Copenhagen,
Paris and Berlin opera, in two operas
in miniature, each lasting about forty
minutes They are bringing with them
their own orchestra and scenic equip
ment.
Miss -Torpadie and Mr.. Linden are 10
omen season of French opera at the
Princess Theater, New York, where
they will next sing the operas to Ge
given here They have already sung In
New York with much success at the
benefit given for the French Hospitai,
and they are also to sing tor such
charities as "Janson de Sally, Sc
cours Rationale" the American Ambu-
lance and hospital at Nevers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-28

Sherry" and The Red Canary sue
cesses. and the other Sam Chip and
Mary Marble with large company in
The Clock Shop
Nine. Absrbanell's tour is limited in
duration. as she is only awaiting the
final touches upon her new musical
comedy. When Molly Comes Home.
before returning to the high-price
sphere. Her voice, technique and
other charms will he displayed at their
best in her series of vaudeville arias.
ballads and lyrics Moreover. she has
costumes for each exclusive melody
The Clock Shop" is musical fantasy
by John Golden. which was given its
first hearing ut the recent all-star
sambol of the Lambs Club. Chip and
Marble, it is said. have more than
doubled their past popularity with it,
The characters are supposed to he
clocks and The False Alarm Clock"
plays havoc with the romantic plans Of
Two Little Dutch Clocks. portrayed
by the principals. The Grandfather
Clock, The Cuckoo Clock The
Watch Maker. old Father Time
and The Town Crier" are other ficti-
tious participants in the plot. songs
and dances. Florence Roberts and
company will present The Woman In
terVenes, a witty comedy drama by J.
Hartley Manners, author of Peg o
My Heart, "Cranberries. side dish
for the epicures of vaudeville" Her
bert Clifton, the London mime" and
one of the recent ''FoIlies' hits, in
character delineations: "A Twentieth
Century Courtship," showing movie
pictures of the Keith audience taken
saturday night, November 10, in the
evolution of the story: Hawthorne and
lnglish in - Fool There Is: Lambert
and Fredrichs in a f1irtatious episode.
Meehan's Leaping Hounds; the pipe or
gan recitals, and the Pathe news pic
toflal VIII constitute the other at
fractions
The Million Dollar Fashion show
Lillian hingsbury and company, in
The Coward" Mr. and Mrs Jimmie
barry IN The Rube" and all other hits
o. me past week will be seen at
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POLLS

Henry Arthur Jones interesting COM
edy drama. The MiddIemaH," in which
L. $. Willard. the famous English actor,
who died a few DAYS ago, achieved
great success. will be the offering of
the Poll Players this week. Special
interest is added to the stock produc-
tion ny the fact that it is to be IN a
measure the farewell chara cterization
offered BY Mark Kent, for Mr.. Kent is
to retire from the stage temporarily, in
order to recuperate after his arduous
labors as a stock actor for nearly
twenty -four years.
The role Of cyrus Bienkarn is one of
exceptional dramatic value and fine
character possibilities. Mr. Kent has
played the part on hve previous oc-
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pears in various DISCUSSES, as a Hindoo
prince, Swiss guide, Il Senegam blan
barber and MagneSia. the maid. As
a delineator of serio-comic ditties he
has no rival
There are thirty-odd musical num-
bers and magnificent scenic equip
ment, with a chorus of dainty dimpled
divinities numbering into the hundred
mark. There is a whole lot of dancing
of one sort or another. for Dancing
Around" has been called a "torrid tenn
pest of terpsichorean triumphS- All
told, it is mammoth spectacular en-
tertainment, with prince of laugh
makers as the bright particular star,
and Washington is this stars home
town" The usual matinees will be
given
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COSMOS

Josie Flynn and her merry minstrels
after sixteen month trip in western
country. will return to the Cosmos
Theater this week with new songs new
jokes and number of new specialties
in her feminine presentation of the
art of minstrelsy. The company has
long been favorite with Cosmos audi
ences. and it is said to be better now
than ever. The supplemental acts the
first half of the week will include Har-
old Selman and company in The Mys-
FERROUS WILL novelty in vaudeville;
Dealy and Kramer. man and maid, in
a dainty offering of songs, dances and
pretty costume changes: the Feist Trio,
singers of new and exclusive songs:
Amy Lesser, dialect comedienne, in
songs and representations;
Pesci and Termini. the ragtime harp
list and vagabond violinist, with the
Hearst-Selig news pictures among the
added attractions.
The last half of the week, beginning
with the Thursday matinees, the new
bill, headed by the girl minstrels and
Josie Flynn. will include Norwood, An
derson and company in What Else
Could 1t Be- something unique in the
way of comedy sketch; Lewis and
Pond. Broadway cabaret trio. in late
songs, dances and comedy; the NORM
Sisters, in a big musical number. in
Guiding offerings on the xylophone,
brass and string instruments and in
terpolated songs; the Feist Trio, in
new galaxy of songs. and the terpsi-
chorean novelty The Peasant Girls
Dream" by Les Corangeots, French
spectacular dancers. The Pathe week
ly news pictures will be included in the
added attractions.
Beginning tomorrow with "A Won
derful Adventure" featuring William
Farnum in a dual picture role. the Cos
mos mana cement announces the eXhi-
bition at 12:12, 4.45 and 6 pm. daily
except Saturdays and holidays. and at
1915 and 4:45 on Saturdays and holi-
DAYS, of the finest photo play features
obtaina BILE. two a week, until further
notice, without additional charge or in
any way interfering with the regular
vaudeville performance.
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the regular program with weekly
changes
1t is the method of presentation of
this weekly which makes it different
from others of it's kind. The idea of
ma gaZine is carried out from begin
ming to end. The foreign and domestic
department is edited by the American
Press Association. and John A. Sleicher
of the Leslie Judge Compan, is asso-
ciate editor. Fashions are presented by
the Ladies' World and the Dry Goods
Economist.
Camera men have been sent to every
corner of the world and the war zone
has been covered by men who carry let
ters from military authorities permit
ting them to gather Photographic rec
ords.