The Washington times., 1915-12-08


The .dded hsadiiner will lie the Henry l
Bellit Bijou Grand Opera Company,
rfs1s rIson. and % Henry Antrim. supported ] d by
a large company Of singers In The
the masterpieces are set IN a plot with
Third will be Violet Dale, the cele-.
brated mimic danseuse and comedienne.
in her impressions Of stage celebrities
including Nazimova. Carter. starr.
balance BALANCE Of the bill offers Fred Haiien
and Mollie Fuller. in a satire on fame.
called THE Corridors Of Time" Lulu
Mcconnell and Grant Simpson in at
beauties in china reproductions Haydn,
Borden, and Haydn. in Bits Of Vaude-
vile :" the five Belmonts. in diabolo
and hoop-rolling dcxterity; the pipe or
gan recitals and the Patne news pic
torial. Xmas week seats are now on
sale. Only the usual two performances
are scheduled for, Christmas Day, but
on New Year Day there will be three
Uncle Toms Cabin" with it's per.
ennial ice and bloodhounds, is an
nounced for presenta ton at the Cas-
ino next week. The plot. familiar TO
all generations of play-goers, dcs lG
with ante-bellum conditions in the
South and the adventures of Uncle
Tom. a negro slave. in particular.
An unusually capable cast has been
secured for the engagement. Matinees
VIII be given daily.
, Paderewski's present tour is his tenth
the sixth under the direction Of c. A.
TINS, tba naot OF Ss1st9n;; ,;, and this year. as in
ingiy numerous demands for his ap-
pearances. Arrangements have been
made Tor him TO give a concert in the
Natlonai Iheater December II. at I 80
Friday afternoon at the New National
Theater music lovers will have an on
portunity to hear three artists OF IN
usual distinction. when the ifth of T.
Arthur Smiths ten star concerts" is
The tristan combination includes Was
silly Besei;irsky, the eminent Russian
violinist: Mime. Malta Nelssen-Stone.
SSontralt2 opera singer. and Carl Fried
oerS. The recital promises to be
me lnorable event of the winter season.
Ihis viii be the frat time Washing
ton has heard the Russian violin mas
ter; whose brief tour this season. which
includes only few Of the larger East
erl cities. is preliminary to a general
tour next year. or equal interest is the
appearance of Carl Fr!edbcrg. who mas
attained first rank in Germany both as
pianist and teacher, and whose tour
last wear created something Of o furore.
Nine. Neissen-Stone made her first
great success with the Metropolitan
Grand Opera Company. and more than
usual interest Is felt in her appearance
here.
The double feature program at
Moore's Strand Theater from Sunday
10 Tuesday inclusive will include Mary
Miles Minter. the charming little stage
and screen star, i'll a perturbation OF
Fr1ptrhia nft
ford and William Russell. late stars
OF The Diamond From the Sky" In a
clever comedy dramatic conceit entitled
.Curley." ON Wednesday and Thurs
| impression in The Coward will be
featured in a Mutual Master Picture
entitled The Forbidden Adventure" a
thrilling and spectacular mclodrama
; dealing with the adventures OF a young
| tourist. who invades the sacred forbid
den city OF the desert and rescues his
sweetheart, whittier she has been car.
ried by a caravan Of Bedouins.
The auxiliary attraction VIII brine
to the screen Broadways favorite play.
ers, Robert T. Haines, in a story rcek.
! ing with thrills and mystery, entitled
! The Secret Agent" which permits Mr.
| the leading role.
! On Friday and Saturday Arthur Hoops
and Ruby Hoffman will be starred II
kleine's latest Photographic. master
| piNNN' lhS lIdhsSi aQapIet
from Rupert Hughes story. "Vanavan n
the Man Who Had His Way
The supplementary attraction Will b'
| Margaret Gibson in The Bsnkhurs
| Mystery, an unusually effective nln
| story. Special music will be rendere,
by The Strand symphony Orchestra.
Double feature Triangle film play
Twill hold the screen ut Moore's Garde,
Theater. the attractions on Sunday
| Monday. Tuesday, and Wednesday be
ing the popular faTcrite, William 5
Hart. in heat gripping story If TIL
West entitled The Disciple" and Ches
ter ConkiiDg. in multiple reel Sennet
keystone farce, Saved by Wireless.
The comedy feature will be Saved b.
Wireless" q travesty on present war
time conditions, with the leading role
In the hands of such expert funmaker
as Chester Conkling, Ora Carew. Mac
Swain; and Harry Mccoy.
Another double feature program wi
be presented THURSDAY. Friday. an
Saturday, tfe main attraction being
W. Gririth's mammoth production eli
titled. The Martyrs of the Alamo.
liwith an all~star cast headed by Sam ID
Gra sse. Juanita Hanson. Walter Ions
& D. Sears, Tom Wilson. Alfred Page
and others The comedy attracticr
Her Painted Hero" marks the entr
, of Hale Hamilton the original Nalline
ford in George Cohans play. Get Ric
: Quick Wallingford, into the realm r
the silent drama. Special Incidents
; music Will be rendered ny the Garde
) Symphony Orchestra.