The Washington times., 1916-04-23

gen, the eminent baritone: Baraban and
Grohs; Towards. arenic spectacle: the
pipe organ recitals and the Pathe news
pictorial constitute the remainder Of the
holiday attractions.
Gayety: Max Spiegeps
Tourists Company. Burlesque.
n n AK SPIEGELS Tourist Com
NH pany Is the attraction at, the
IVY Gayety for the coming week
The book was written by Fred
erick f. Chaplin and George Totten
Smith, and the music by Leon de Costa
The scenes are all laid In the Cat
skill mountains. and show the interior
and exterior of a summer hotel. The
story concerns the difficulties and en-
barrassments OF three wives who leave
their husbands Mt work In the city and
seek recreation and amusement At q
Shortly after their departure, the hus-
bands determine to start on a pleasure
1aunt OF their own. En- route, their train
Is wrecked. and they. seek shelter at the
hotel where their wives are staying.
The plot permits the Introduction Of
many oddly drawn characters and. most
important OF all to the average burles-
que patron, n large asemblage OF girls.
each Of whom whom was chosen for her I'M
and dancing abilities. In the cast are
many burlesque notables including Leo
Stevens. Ben Pierce, Mile Bobette.
Charles Raymond and Frances and Ross
A number OF unusual specialties are I'm
lesque.
Lyceum: "The Myth Of
A Nationr Burlesque. +.
.<f-H HE MIRTH OF A NATION"
10 the title OF this weeks at
traction at the Lyceum Thea
ter. II Is divided into two
acts. each a: separate buriesque. The
FIRST, Is entitled "Rinky Dink'' and the
other Chasing villa" a topical bur-
lesque on the Mexican situation. The
comedy is in the hands OF Matt Kohl.
assisted by Harold Brown. while the
leading feminine roles have been as
signed to Evelyn Price and Hazel
Grant.
The runway down into the audience,
which has been a feature OF this house
since Its opening. will also constitute
an attraction at this weeks show.
La Falletreau. dancer, will give ex-
dances at each performances. AS an
added attraction for Tuesday and
Thursday nights, there will be wres-
Ting bouts staged between well-known
wrestling celebrities. =
Loew's Columbia: Marie
Doro. Films.
"a ARIE DORo will be screened al
M Loew's Columbia Theater this
IVY week in THE Heart OF Dors
Flynn" comedy In which
this stage star will be seen in the .rol,
of nurse maid.
OsteLslbly, her duty Is to look aftel
the two children but by a combina
ton OF circumstances she performs q
much greater service than that. A do
nestle tragedy caused by jealousy ant
Misunderstanding Is narrowly ayertet
| by the unselfshness of Nora. who sac
rifices her love for man In order L
save the wife of her master from dis
grace. q ~ tt
Nora's loss is- only temporary, how
ever. for when her lover finds that It Il
all Misunderstanding he forgives her
Thursday. Friday, and Saturday, Pau
line Frederick will be seen In her lates
picture. The Moment Before Franz
Lossec. ]. W. Johnston. Thomas Hold
ing. and others OF prominence appear Ii
support Of Miss Frederick in this pic
ture. Il.
Garden: playing With
FIRE. FetrOVa. rims.
M ME. OLGA PETRoVA, VIII
| M appeared recently In Wash
| V ington behind the footlight
| In 1.-THE Revolt" will be see
| on the screen at Moore's Garde
Theater. in Playing With Fire" fror
Sunday until Thursday. inclusive. Thi
is from the pen of Aaron Hoffman. VIII
wrote 1.-THE Soul Market" and "Wha
viii People Say" Playing With Fire
Is a striking story OF studio life. an
briefly stated, concerns the infatuatio
| of model with q worthless artist.
Frank Daniels. until quite recent
Identified with operate comedy. wi
form the auxiliary attraction In M
Jack Inspects Paris"
on Friday and Saturday the popula
favorite Antonio Moreno, remembers
for his excellent performances In 9TH
Island of Regeneration" and The Pric
for Folly" will headline the doubl
feature program In "The suprem
Temptation" On these days Fran
n